Mission Dolores GBD Opposition
We have posted a letter of opposition and a page that will contain links to other groups opposing GBD’s in our city. We encourage anyone interested to read it.
MDNA Board Meeting Minutes – November 14, 2018
MDNA Board Meeting Minutes – November 14, 2018 https://missiondna.org/wp-content/uploads/2019/03/MDNA-Minutes-for-November-14.pdf
MDNA Board Meeting Minutes – Sept. 12, 2018
MDNA Minutes – Sept 12, 2018 Board members present: Peter, Donna, Reuben, Lucia, Alex, Robert, Sahar, Siamak, Stephen, Marius, and Patricia. Motion passed to take away last line of April minutes.Motion passed to approve the May minutes as long as they clarify that an additional the reason why the board didn’t approve of a proposed […]
SF Mission historical auto livery adjusts — or not — to the 21st Century
For nearly 100 years, the Superior Auto garage has visually dominated the corner of 16th and Albion streets. Built by famed architect Joseph L. Stewart, the monumental garage was built to herald the arrival of the single-occupant automobile, San Francisco’s newest transit option after 1906. They were built to park and repair cars in a […]
Investment firm quizzed on Church St. biz vacancies
Bay Area Reporter Feb8, 2017 With numerous commercial vacancies in the Castro, neighborhood activists urged one of the city’s largest real estate firms to make more of an effort to fill the empty storefronts on the Church Street corridor. At a gathering January 31, held in the upstairs meeting room of Churchill bar at 198 […]
SF supervisors want something done about long-vacant storefronts
photo: 3145 Fillmore Street is up for lease in the Cow Hollow neighborhood, Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2018, in San Francisco, Calif. SF Chronicle By J.K. Dineen February 5, 2018 Updated: February 5, 2018 7:37pm Frustration over the growing number of vacant retail spaces in San Francisco neighborhood shopping districts boiled over at City Hall Monday, with a […]
Women’s Building closer to being nat’l historic site
This article appeared in the Bay Area Reporter on 1/18/2018 The San Francisco Women’s Building is closer to becoming a national historic site, which would make it one of a handful of properties across the country given such federal recognition due to its place in LGBT history and only the third on the West Coast. […]