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Starting today, San Francisco is going from having the longest permitting process to one of the shortest. This is a huge deal. I was proud to join Senator Senator Scott Wiener and pro-housing supporters to celebrate SB 423 going into effect, which will streamline the housing approval process in... San Francisco, cutting through red tape and accelerating the construction of both affordable and market-rate housing. Under this new state law, we are going from getting housing approved in years to just months. This is about families, about workers, and about the next generation growing up here being a part of this city’s future. This is a significant step in our ongoing commitment to addressing the housing shortage and building a more inclusive city.show more

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Ligma Johnsonvor 2 Jahren

@Scott_Wiener So you admit that your policies sucked. Thats a start.

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Ryan McLeanvor 2 Jahren

@Scott_Wiener When all else fails….implement an obvious conservative policy

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Todd Millervor 2 Jahren

@Scott_Wiener Now your building permit will be denied in only a few months instead of a few years.

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P Breit 🇺🇸vor 2 Jahren

@Scott_Wiener Why did it have the longest in the first place?

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jgillis2004vor 2 Jahren

@Scott_Wiener Funny how that works, 3 months before reelection... too little - much too late.

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DEAN KENDRICKvor 2 Jahren

@Scott_Wiener You have failed as a Mayor of an International City and you should step down.

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Edwardvor 2 Jahren

@Scott_Wiener So you have to pass a bill to cut thru the red tape you created and then pay yourselves on the back for it. Did I get that right?

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Houman David Hemmati, MD, PhDvor 2 Jahren

@Scott_Wiener I’ll hand it to @Scott_Wiener — he’s either created several clones of himself or he’s managed to find a way to be at 10 events at once. All day. Every day. Pride, press conferences on housing, you name it… all while tweeting like mad.

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Bettyvor 2 Jahren

@Scott_Wiener It just took the collapse of your city to make it happen

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Travis Curnuttevor 2 Jahren

@Scott_Wiener Your city is dead. Resign.

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