It's Noe Valley. The article doesn't mention anything about the homeless population, but does mention it's known as "stroller valley". It's _not_ a hard proble

It's Noe Valley. The article doesn't mention anything about the homeless population, but does mention it's known as "stroller valley". It's _not_ a hard problem to provide a small number of toilets for the homeless population. SF does have a "pit stop" program of public toilets, which in some cases are just chemical toilets, set up on the sidewalk, with a person that cleans them and logs their use. I walk by one on 14th regularly. It doesn't need to be "indestructible". It doesn't need to be a hard problem. http://sfpublicworks.org/pitstop http://sfpublicworks.org/pitstop