#Yimby

Bobak Esfandiari 🥑

Bobakkabob37

My friend @wafoli would have made for an excellent @sfmta_muni board member, but her nomination by Mayor @LondonBreed was shot down, not on the merits, but because of petty partisanship

Common Sense SF

CommonSense415_

1/Wondering why @DeanPreston is reexamining the @UCSF Parnassus expansion after years of community input? Look no further than @HANCSF, a Preston booster & opponent of the project.Here's a 2019 article

Share The Cities AF 🏩

STCActionFund

BELLTOWN DESIGN REVIEW THREAD! Info: https://www.seattleinprogress.com/project/3034374 City of Seattle Registration thread: https://www.seattle.gov/dpd/aboutus/news/events/DesignReview/Detail/default.aspx?id=8820&b=s&pn=3034374

Matt Levin

mlevinreports

Thread (1/?): It's election day, which means millions of Californians will be glued to their screens, trying to relieve their anxiety by refreshing the results of...local ballot measures dealing with

Committee of 100 Years of Solitude

alexbaca

The earliest reference to "NIMBY" that I can find in the Washington Post is from Feb. 13, 1983, in a Jack Eisen MetroScene column. Helpfully, I also screenshotted, for you,

Bobak Esfandiari 🥑

Bobakkabob37

Not only is this rank NIMBYism par for the course throughout the *entire* city, but it is enabled constantly by San Francisco's Board of Supes unwillingness to reform the entitlement

Jordan Grimes

cafedujord

Hey folks! Today's statewide NIMBY convening (Livable California meeting) is about to begin! The special guest is UBC architecture professor Patrick Condon, who's here to tell us why zoning and

Victoria "AB387" Fierce

akronisticlotor

"We have no way of knowing if the speaker is a young [sexy] man in spandex in San Francisco or a longtime berkeley resident" --Becky O'Malley, opining on zoom meetings

Jordan Grimes

cafedujord

Are things at the national level a little too much to handle right now? I get it. Instead, grab a of something strong and settle in with some old,

Aaron Parr

aaronmfparr

The only halfway decent landlords I have ever had were boomers. (Although admittedly Joe O'Donoghue in SF was once my landlord and not a good one.)Some of the worst?The children

Chenoe Hart

chenoehart

For this year’s @threadapalooza, I am going to share 100 more or less spontaneous opinions about suburbia. 1. Suburbia is weird because it is topological. Since its buildings exist as

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