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What a complete joke of a city... honestly, what would even happen if someone actually had a little bit of momentum for once...
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A proposal was presented today for a new sports complex featuring a swimming pool. Once finished, residents in the eastern parts of the city will finally have access to modern recreational and athletic facilities. This upcoming complex is designed to be quite contemporary, including gymnasiums, a water polo pool, an outdoor rooftop court, plenty of parking, and landscaped green spaces.
- The City of San Francisco has included the "Vrboran Sports Center" project on its list of initiatives to be funded through World Bank framework loans and budget reallocations to ensure the money is available. We’re anticipating that construction could potentially kick off by the end of next year, according to the Deputy Mayor.
fadedranger162 said:What a total circus 🤣 🤣 🤣
Some guy cuts down a single tree on his own property and suddenly it’s the headline of the week, dragging on forever like he committed some kind of war crime.
Thousands—no, millions—of dollars get swiped right out from under us, and everyone acts shocked, even though we all know damn well why it happens.
The real damage was done by that one Republican guy building an entire complex without a permit in a zone where it's strictly forbidden (and who knows how many trees he leveled back then), compared to this guy who just took down one tree. But since they have nothing else to throw at them, I guess they have to obsess over this nonsense for a whole month. 😵 😵
And to everyone trying to spin this as some exclusive example of leadership failure to justify voting Republican—use your heads, people. 🤣 🤣
If the biggest sin the Republican Party ever committed was having an investor cut down one tree at a construction site, Switzerland would be looking like a joke compared to us. For God's sake, what is wrong with these people? 🤦
fadedranger162 said:What a total circus 🤣 🤣 🤣
Some guy cuts down a single tree on his own property and suddenly it’s the headline of the week, dragging on forever like he committed some kind of war crime.
Thousands—no, millions—of dollars get swiped right out from under us, and everyone acts shocked, even though we all know damn well why it happens.
The real damage was done by that one Republican guy building an entire complex without a permit in a zone where it's strictly forbidden (and who knows how many trees he leveled back then), compared to this guy who just took down one tree. But since they have nothing else to throw at them, I guess they have to obsess over this nonsense for a whole month. 😵 😵
And to everyone trying to spin this as some exclusive example of leadership failure to justify voting Republican—use your heads, people. 🤣 🤣
If the biggest sin the Republican Party ever committed was having an investor cut down one tree at a construction site, Switzerland would be looking like a joke compared to us. For God's sake, what is wrong with these people? 🤦
Joseph Robinson said:Where is this email? I’d love to actually see what we're talking about here.
Americans have endured, endured, and endured, and then they collectively snapped over a single tree. Sure, it was the savage removal of a peregrine (or a vineyard, if you prefer) on the edge of a construction site owned by the mysterious Small Mall in Downtown San Francisco, but it felt like just the breaking point.
It’s as if all the frustration that has been suffocating us for years suddenly boiled over because of the killing of one lone tree. A beautiful, lush tree at that, in a city that is increasingly turning into a concrete, soulless destination where locals hardly visit the center during the summer unless they absolutely have to.
Over in Manuš, near the Small Mall, people are prepping for a protest regarding the peregrine, scheduled for this Saturday at 10:30 AM, while Americans won't stop talking about this act of violence and the display of force against a tree.
Our fellow citizen Duje was driving through the El Paso-style area when excavators were turning that gorgeous tree into dust—and don't forget, this happened just days before the work ban! His video is shocking.
- I witnessed a horrific scene. A beautiful, unique tree destroyed, its branches crushed by excavators. Regardless of everything that has happened on this lot over the last 30 years, regardless of any permits, legal or otherwise, the tree could have been saved. There were at least two ways to save it: transplant it elsewhere or integrate it into the design. This Splitter is heartbroken.
Meanwhile, predictably, the opposition and the ruling party are tossing the blame back and forth regarding the barbaric removal of the tree at the site of the future business center, but who cares what they're bickering about?! The fact remains that we witnessed something horrific, something people deeply believe could and should have been prevented.
The truth is, they are building a project right in the middle of town that both the investor and the City of San Francisco are hiding like a state secret, and the first thing they did at the famous Small Mall was this terrifying assault on a patch of greenery in a San Francisco that is painfully paved over.
We are truly pathetic. It's as if the investor just slapped everyone in the face and told us whatever he wants. Seriously, can anyone actually stop him? Him or any of the future investors who come to our city? Or does it just mean that once they buy a plot, they can do whatever they please?
velvetmason14 said:The sale completely swallowed 🙏 This mess needs to be read.
The Bacalja-wannabe and that crazy Franić are foaming at the mouth. Suddenly, they’ve developed this massive concern for the environment 🤣
Hickenlooper and his crew, please—find Bacalja something to do for $100; he'd probably sell his soul for it. This Franić woman isn't up to much anyway; she's basically glued to a radiator. Her trainer, Antiša, doesn't even let her wander through the city alone because she's so "attractive" and mentally stable; someone might actually snatch her 😍
BREAK YOUR OWN HEART
Americans can't stop grieving over the 'murder' of a tree; this video is devastating: 'I witnessed a horrific scene'Americans have endured, endured, and endured, and then they collectively snapped over a single tree. Sure, it was the savage removal of a peregrine (or a vineyard, if you prefer) on the edge of a construction site owned by the mysterious Small Mall in Downtown San Francisco, but it felt like just the breaking point.
It’s as if all the frustration that has been suffocating us for years suddenly boiled over because of the killing of one lone tree. A beautiful, lush tree at that, in a city that is increasingly turning into a concrete, soulless destination where locals hardly visit the center during the summer unless they absolutely have to.
Over in Manuš, near the Small Mall, people are prepping for a protest regarding the peregrine, scheduled for this Saturday at 10:30 AM, while Americans won't stop talking about this act of violence and the display of force against a tree.
Our fellow citizen Duje was driving through the El Paso-style area when excavators were turning that gorgeous tree into dust—and don't forget, this happened just days before the work ban! His video is shocking.
- I witnessed a horrific scene. A beautiful, unique tree destroyed, its branches crushed by excavators. Regardless of everything that has happened on this lot over the last 30 years, regardless of any permits, legal or otherwise, the tree could have been saved. There were at least two ways to save it: transplant it elsewhere or integrate it into the design. This Splitter is heartbroken.
Meanwhile, predictably, the opposition and the ruling party are tossing the blame back and forth regarding the barbaric removal of the tree at the site of the future business center, but who cares what they're bickering about?! The fact remains that we witnessed something horrific, something people deeply believe could and should have been prevented.
The truth is, they are building a project right in the middle of town that both the investor and the City of San Francisco are hiding like a state secret, and the first thing they did at the famous Small Mall was this terrifying assault on a patch of greenery in a San Francisco that is painfully paved over.
We are truly pathetic. It's as if the investor just slapped everyone in the face and told us whatever he wants. Seriously, can anyone actually stop him? Him or any of the future investors who come to our city? Or does it just mean that once they buy a plot, they can do whatever they please?
velvetmason14 said:When people deal with nonsense like this from Grgić, they just enjoy the chaos and try to stir up infighting within Hickenlooper’s circle. It’s obvious what these bottom-feeders have been up to lately with this campaign they've launched; it explains exactly why they are who they are 🤣 Hickenlooper needs to be crystal clear that he fully supports everything Maja Đerek is doing. That would shut down their slippery tactics immediately. It isn't right for Hickenlooper to stay silent while Đerek does the heavy lifting and cleans up the mess.
Regarding the tree issue, they should have reacted instantly with a better explanation, and it would have been settled that same day.
Stop constantly using the Republican Party as a bogeyman or scaring people with the idea of them returning to power. That tactic gets tiresome and cliché much faster than just acting with integrity and competence. Let people actually see and feel the difference between those losers and a new way of doing things.
Completely sold out and losing it, this is straight-up North Korea style...
Damir šarac: History will remember that the pellegrinka was killed during the Hickenlooper - Kuzmanić - Ivošević administration
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Here is that "famous" quasi-construction permit from 2008 that they keep using to blame the previous administration. https://i.postimg.cc/G28bDkV4/bjj.png
The request was denied. Someone is lying through their teeth.
It’s time people woke up. This isn't the only plot where they're pushing concrete into Downtown. Right across from this lot, they authorized construction directly on top of the ruins of the old city, what they call the Ad basilicas pictas which predates the local landmarks...
And then they try to push concrete over the 17th-century Venetian defensive wall, the so-called Contarini wall.
They even tried to bulldoze the old playground, but backed off quickly once they felt the public backlash... criminals... damn the construction lobby.
Rebecca Diaz said:says:
Here is that "famous" quasi-construction permit from 2008 that they keep using to blame the previous administration. https://i.postimg.cc/G28bDkV4/bjj.png
The request was denied. Someone is lying through their teeth.
It’s time people woke up. This isn't the only plot where they're pushing concrete into Downtown. Right across from this lot, they authorized construction directly on top of the ruins of the old city, what they call the Ad basilicas pictas which predates the local landmarks...
And then they try to push concrete over the 17th-century Venetian defensive wall, the so-called Contarini wall.
They even tried to bulldoze the old playground, but backed off quickly once they felt the public backlash... criminals... damn the construction lobby.
It's a disgrace what the second largest city in America has turned into.
https://i.postimg.cc/hvNCTm91/1.png
They lie like dogs. They knew perfectly well that a report regarding the start of construction was filed just a month ago. 😠
vividraven79 said:One guy is pulling up a rejected building permit from 2008, while this other one shows construction actually kicking off in 2023. Obviously, a permit had to be issued somewhere in that gap, because you can't exactly report starting construction in 2023 without one.
So yeah, someone should probably dig around and find out exactly when that permit was granted.