Barbary Coast Neighborhood Association
On the Waterfront is a regular column by June A. Osterberg
OFFICIAL BCNA NEWS
Much of the ongoing, and sometimes dubious, transformation of the waterfront results from the fact that the Port of San Francisco is an enterprise agency.
When the State gave the Port back to the City in 1968 the Port became part of the city framework but has to support itself. (The airport also is an enterprise agency.) Continue Reading
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The coalition that helped defeat the 8 Washington condo project have now started to actively solicit funds to pay for legal expenses in a court battle to keep an initiative on the ballot that would make developers get voter approval for waterfront projects that exceed current height limits.
On Feb. 14, two of the 8 Washington luxury condo proponents backed by a big waterfront developer sued the City of San Francisco in a attempt to remove the Waterfront Height Limit Protection Initiative from this Juneâs ballot. Continue Reading
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A diverse group of community members have been working with District 3 Supervisor David Chiu to limit liquor licenses along Broadway adjacent to the Barbary Coast neighborhood.
The highlights of the proposed legislation: Continue Reading