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- 4 armed muggers rob man in Noe Valley near the corner of 30th and Whitney [Hoodline]
- Noe Valley family rents a luxury RV to chase the eclipse, looks ridiculous on the news [ABC]
- Has your garbage bill skyrocketed? [SF Chronicle]
- Amazon cutting prices at Whole Foods starting next week and offering Prime rewards soon [@arafter]
- Scenes of the eclipse around the bay [Curbed]
- What the eclipse looked like in Noe Valley [@DavidGallagher]
- Oh, Noe Valley [@emilymcnab]
What a more pleasant photo that would be without all those wires, poles, etc. . Now I see Sonic in the neighborhood adding more along with Wave.
ReplyDeleteThe previous anon voiced my thoughts exactly regarding the overhead wires in Noe. Why, I wonder, are we criss-crossed and cob-webbed with overhead wires while most of the rest of the city is clean and clear to the sky? What would it take? Does anyone know ... Is it a city responsibility? Or does the matter lie with PG&E? Isn't it time we undergrounded the wires in Noe?
ReplyDeleteSF GSA Utility Undergrounding Task Force
ReplyDeleteEfforts to bury all utility wires in SF nearly impossible
The rest of the city is not "clean and clear" of wires. Go look around.
ReplyDeleteIt is possible to underground, at GREAT COST, however to home owners. I have read of costs varying from $10-25k per property.
Notice that most of Pacific Heights and certainly ALL of Outer Broadway is underground. The homeowners paid for it.
Besides Sonic putting up more overhead wires I've seen their door hanger and frisbee looking advertisements blowing around in the wind on our neighborhood streets.
ReplyDeleteSonic has been working with Sup. Farrell on legislation to allow micro trenching to install below ground fiber without the massive cost associated with the usual trenching required to underground utilities. See here and here. You can find the ordinance here. It is currently pending in committee.
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