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Nobody said those aren't a problem. Is SF only allowed to work on one problem at a time?
by jakear 7y ago
Nobody said those aren't a problem. Is SF only allowed to work on one problem at a time?
- oh_sigh 7y agoNo, but it seems like SF has made the choice to ignore one and restict the other, and most residents would probably prefer the opposite.
- SkyMarshal 7y agoNo but with limited resources what they prioritize is telling. Scooters should be near the bottom the list, not the top.
- rolltiide 7y ago> and there is $250,000 in the current fiscal year’s budget to fund the effort. Uhm SF spends 2 orders of magnitude more on homeless and housing annually Feel free to check I dont mind being wrong, the actual point is that this whole article and thread is about a new office on a $250,000 budget and people think this materially effects the city’s resources at all
- undefined3840 7y agoThis actually makes this announcement even worse. A $250k budget is an utter joke, so it begs the question if this was all done as a troll move toward the entire startup ecosystem in SF to get everyone riled up.
- nerfhammer 7y agoOne form of obstructionism that has been used by Peskin is to require a new or expanded type of permit and then decline to fund the permitting agency, so it doesn't have the resources to issue any permits.