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The massive Potrero Bus Yard housing complex, planned for 465 affordable apartments, has been slashed to 100 units. SFMTA says the original project is “well beyond what we can afford.”
And speaking of housing: Does D2 Supervisor Stephen Sherill support Mayor Lurie’s controversial upzoning plan? Well, which way is the wind blowing? “No is not the answer,” Sherrill told constituentsโbut he declined to commit to a “yes.”
Update: Mission Local is following Miguel Lopez, who came to the U.S. in 1996 and was deported to Mexico after an ongoing effort to keep his green card status. Annika Hom and Sage Rรญos Mace look at the latest in the case, which has kept Lopez and his family in limbo for over a decade.
Mark Feral, Rot Weiner, and David Compost….read all about Connie Chan’s spooky graveyard of former supervisors.
More soon,
Sara
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Potrero Yards affordable housing plan cut from 465 to 100 unitsย
“This is a failure on the part of the city.”
He lived 29 years in the U.S. and now is fighting to return home from Mexico
โAll I ask for right now is more prayers.”
District 2โs Stephen Sherrill isnโt saying no to upzoningย
“I donโt mean to put you on the spot, but someone asked this question and the answerโs yes or no.”
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Events
Today: Indรณmitas: Live Podcast with guest Adriana Briff, Brava Theater, October 8, 7-9PM
Tomorrow: Kidquake: Upper Elementary by Litquake, streamed live by SFPL, October 9, 10:15AM-12:15PM