I think city infrastructure can learn something from the open source software community in situations like this. The city has a ton of work to do, but it is re

I think city infrastructure can learn something from the open source software community in situations like this. The city has a ton of work to do, but it is really picky about how it is done and how it gets paid for. If it planned out the work out in advance, community organizations like the SFMTrA could claim the low hanging fruit and comply with the official requirements. If it fails inspection the city can tear it down just like they are doing now.