"The now-infamous $1.7 million public toilet was a symptom of a system that makes even small projects painfully complex. Due to charter-mandated procedural layers and scattered responsibility, costs ballooned and timelines stretched endlessly."
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sfchronicle.com
There’s no fixing San Francisco without fixing its City Charter. Here’s how
OPINION: “Reforming the charter isn’t just bureaucratic housekeeping; it’s the first step toward a government that works for the people it serves,” Sean Elsbernd writes.
