With a 30-day state deadline that has potentially hundreds of millions of dollars at stake on a critical piece of housing legislation, the SF Board of Supervisors yawned, stretched, and delayed their vote by another week at Tuesday's meeting.
Not so fast. In the months since, SF has backslid into its snail's pace at approving new housing, and the state once again threatened to revoke SF's local control of housing projects.
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