October 30th, 2007 11:33 am
Divisadero, Fulton, etc. There was a ballot item a few years ago to raise the money but it got shot down because of a provision not to permit landlords to pass along tax raises to renters. How about if the people who live here and drive on the streets shell out a few bucks to pay for some new pavement. Take a drive around almost any area from Palo Alto to San Jose to see that decent pavement is not a bank breaking item for a local government. If they can do it so can SF. The bad pavement makes
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October 10th, 2007 7:53 am
Every year those of us living on Fulton St. have nowhere to park for three days. This is becoming a major inconvenience... I work at SFGH on the weekends, get up at 5:00 a.m. and come home at 4:00; cars are parked bumper-to-bumper for blocks as well as the
traffic along Fulton St. There is nowhere to park until 8:00 p.m., so no way to return home until then.
Bringing this to Supervisor McGoldrick's attention last year did zilch as a response, and it was ignored. MOVE THE CONCERTS, EVENTS, ETC. TO ANOTHER PART OF THE PARK and have some
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September 4th, 2007 10:20 am
I just walked by the aftermath of a man having been nearly beaten to death by three other men this morning near Alamo Square.
I've been mugged at gun point along Fulton St. not too far from there.
I know people say it was worse in the eighties, but I've lived here for eight years, and the violence is worsening from where I stand.
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May 23rd, 2007 2:10 pm
I love the Bay To Breakers Race. It is a wonderful symbol of the diveristy in our fair city. However, by shutting down the official finish line before everyone has croseed it, the organizers reroute the masses onto Fulton Street. This causes traffic congestion as keg carts meande down the street, litter as tired participants dump their cosutmes/trash, and a health issue as they relieve themsleves on the sidewalks and in the bushes. Whatever services made available to the participants (bathrooms, patrolling, water) should remain available until most of the participants have finished. If not, provide those services, as well
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