Annual Picnic - Candlestick Point August 15th
Noon to 3pm

This year's picnic will feature walking tours of Candlestick Point's natural features and wildlife along with discussions of the changes proposed by State Senate Bill 792, which allows the State to sell or trade portions of the Park to Lanner for development.
DETAILS: If you wish to join us, send your check for $20, $25 or $35 for the picnic to “San Francisco Tomorrow,” 41 Sutter Street #1579, San Francisco CA 94104. If you are not yet an SFT member and want to join, your check can cover your first year’s dues – and the picnic.
For information, call Jane Morrison at 564-1482.
ALERT! HISTORIC LIBRARYS THREATENED
Easily taken for granted and too easily targeted for the wrecking ball, our modern historic Appleton & Wolfard Libraries warrant respect for their place in the history of the modern library movement, for their architectural quality, for their service and contributions to San Francisco’s neighborhoods: Parkside (1951), Marina (1953), Ortega (1955), Merced (1957), North Beach (1958), Eureka (1960), Western Addition (1965) and Excelsior (1966). Threatened with demolition are the Ortega and North Beach libraries.
WRITE to save our libraries: Luis Herrera (City Librarian), Phil Ginsbury (General Manager, Recreation & Park Department) and Supervisor David Chiu (President, Board of Supervisors).
lherrera@sfpl.org <> , Phil.Ginsburg@sfgov.org <> , David.Chiu@sfgov.org <>
Developments
in Shaky Town
Have developers killed the possibility of higher seismic standards
for new high-rises?
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SAN FRANCISCO
TOMORROW
was founded in 1970 by neighborhood activists who joined together
to fight the neighborhood zoning battles of the 1960s. A city-wide urban
environmental organization, SFT is dedicated to promoting environmental
quality, neighborhood livability and good government in San Francisco.
We concentrate
on environmental issues because we believe a good environment is the necessary
foundation upon which to build a good society. Our interests range from
sewers to skylines, encompassing such varied issues as:
- Care and
acquisition of open space
- Downtown
growth
- Sensible
neighborhood planning policies
- Wise use
of our waterfront
- Better
transit systems
- Toxics
issues.
We participate
actively in the City's political scene, endorse candidates and issues,
draft initiatives for the ballot, and lend our support, when we can, to
those individuals and groups who share our concerns.
Ours is
a volunteer effort, operating solely on the talent and hard work of our
individual members. Most work is done by committees, with our Board of
Directors meeting once a month to set policy and approve action. Our expenses
are paid for from membership dues, contributions and fundraising events.
How To Contact
San Francisco Tomorrow
email:
cdmd@sfpix.com
Telephone:
(415) 564-1482
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