A resource for neighborhood organizations West of Twin Peaks in San Francisco, CA
Mark your calendars for the last WTPCC meeting before Summer Break next Monday 6/25 at 7:30pm at the Forest Hill Clubhouse. We’ll hear from outgoing Interim Mayor Mark Farrell. It will also be our election of officers for next years term, and we will get an update from our Membership
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
Remember this Months meeting will be on Monday 5/21 (a week earlier than usual) in order to avoid the Memorial Day holiday. We’ll hear about Regional Measure 3 on the June ballot as well as review inactive organizations membership status and hear the proposed slate for WTPCC Officer roles for
Please join us at the April 23rd meeting. Our main speaker will be a representative from SF MTA to discuss the 2-month long closure the Twin Peaks Tunnel this Summer for seismic retrofit and track replacement. We will also discuss the upcoming Mayoral Candidates forum on Thursday 4/26, the current
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
This month the council has a full agenda including speakers from: Recology, SF PUC, BOS on SB 827, Neighbors on 250 Laguna Honda Development and the upcoming Mayoral forum. What Bin Does This Go Into? – Recology is changing the sizes of our black and blue bins to encourage recycling
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
We’ll be hearing from the SFPUC about concerns over the Auxiliary Water Supply System (AWSS) used for fire fighting, and it’s management and availability on the West side.
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