- It’s 109 years today since the 1906 SF Earthquake [History Today]
- Photos of the annual gilding of the goldenSparky the hydrant [@EvanSernoffsky]
- A Save the Shack plea for 369 Valley Street, one of the original earthquake shacks [Savetheshack.net]
- SF Girl By Bay’s new See San Francisco book is here – just as she’s moving back to LA [SFChronicle]
- Median Noe Valley home sale price hits $2M [SFAR]
- Noe Valley is Nowhere Valley [@NVSF]
- A vintage car of Noe Valley [allenmejia]
- PSA: SFPD reminds everyone of some basic traffic laws [SFPD]
So, I'm wondering about those who want to "save the shack" on Valley St.
ReplyDeleteAre you prepared to buy it and preserve it to "protect" Noe's charm?
If not, then the owner/developer has every right to remodel/demo it per the current planning and building codes.
Well, the "shack" is apparently "historic". While someone could buy a toxic waste site complying with clean-up codes, but it may cost.
ReplyDeleteIf I had the dough I would move the "shack" to the back of the lot and use it for a guest cottage and use the front part of the lot for something bigger. Once these little gems are gone, they are gone.
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