West of Twin Peaks Central Council
A resource for neighborhood organizations West of Twin Peaks in San Francisco, CA
Update: Due to scheduling conflicts, Senator Wiener was NOT able to join us at our November meeting as planned. We have rescheduled him to join us in person in February. Please join us on Monday, November 24th by Zoom for our final meeting of calendar year 2025. We’ll be joined
The City of San Francisco released an upzoning map as part of the Expanding Housing Choice (Housing Element Rezoning Program) to address the city’s housing shortfall and meet state requirements. The map aims to accommodate 36,200 additional housing units by rezoning areas to increase capacity for multi-family housing, particularly in Housing Opportunity Areas. This initiative
The West of Twin Peaks Central Council is hosting a series of Mayoral Candidate Pop-Up events that promises to deliver a totally unique experience for our delegates, member organizations and neighbors — and we’re asking for donations to help fund this intimate series. To show our appreciation, we are pleased
If your neighborhood is due to have repaving as well as streetlight conversion to LEDs, then you are advised to get PG&E and DPW talking to each other before the repaving starts. Once repaving is done there is a 5 year moratorium on infrastructure upgrades. In the case where PG&E
On Thursday, April 26th from 7:00pm-8:30pm at the Hall of Flowers, County Fair Building in Golden Gate Park the WTPCC along with SHARP and other West side neighborhood groups will host all eight (8) candidates for Mayor for an informational forum. Doors will open at 6:30pm so come early for
At the February WTPCC meeting, the organization voted to oppose SB 827 sponsored by State Senator Scott Wiener. Senator Wiener attended the meeting and presented his position on SB 827, but after his presentation and Q&A period, the council voted to officially oppose SB 827. You can read the official
WTPCC will host State Senator Scott Wiener, author of SB 827 who will speak about his proposed legislation and take questions. It’s possible that the WTPCC may discuss and take a position for or against this legislation. If you are a delegate and can’t make it, be sure to ask
On Thursday, April 26th at the Hall of Flowers County Fair Building in Golden Gate Park, WTPCC, SHARP and several other West side neighborhood groups will host a public forum for candidates running for SF City Mayor in June. This promises to be a lively and interactive event, and will