Laura Waxmann
Business Reporter at San Francisco Chronicle
Business reporter for @sfchronicle: CRE, development, downtown. Formerly @SFBusinessTimes, @sfexaminer, @MLnow, @eltecolotesf. 💌 [email protected]
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sfchronicle.com | Laura Waxmann
A cut in funding, due to San Francisco's budget issues, could impact organizations that work with at-risk tenants, such as SRO residents in Chinatown. Gabrielle Lurie / The ChronicleLong regarded as a critical supplement to the work done by city building inspectors, two community-based code enforcement outreach programs that target some of the city’s most at-risk tenants could soon cease to exist as San Francisco’s Department of Building Inspection looks to trim costs.
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shorturl.at | Laura Waxmann
Long regarded as a critical supplement to the work done by city building inspectors, two community-based code enforcement outreach programs that target some of the city’s most at-risk tenants could soon cease to exist as San Francisco’s Department of Building Inspection looks to trim costs. Emails sent to about half a dozen local housing nonprofits on Monday informed them that the decades-old Code Enforcement Outreach Program, or CEOP, is facing complete erasure due to the city’s budget woes.
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shorturl.at | Laura Waxmann
In recent years, San Francisco officials saw a need to slow and study the rapid expansion of Amazon’s last mile delivery operations. And so, they implemented stricter zoning rules to guide the development of the type of facilities used by big ecommerce players in the city.
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sfchronicle.com | Laura Waxmann
A rendering of the Kirkland Avenue streetscape of the proposed San Francisco Gateway development in the Bayview. Jackson Liles ArchitectureIn recent years, San Francisco officials saw a need to slow and study the rapid expansion of Amazon’s last mile delivery operations. And so, they implemented stricter zoning rules to guide the development of the type of facilities used by big e-commerce players in the city.
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5 days ago |
sfchronicle.com | Laura Waxmann
A sinkhole forced southbound traffic on Highway 1 in Santa Cruz County to be reduced to one lane about a half-mile north of Watsonville on Sunday. California Highway PatrolA sinkhole on Highway 1 in Santa Cruz County was expected to slow traffic through Sunday evening, the California Highway Patrol said in a social media post. Southbound traffic was reduced to one lane about a half-mile north of Watsonville at Buena Vista Drive. The CHP advised drivers to expect delays.
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