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Bookmark or Share- What Happens Now? Filling an Unanticipated Open Council Seat in San ...With the resignation of San José Councilmember Omar Torres, many in District 3 are wondering what comes next and who will be representing them on the City Council. SPUR looks at the two possible paths forward and the considerations for balancing city needs with community representation.
- A New Regional Approach to Shoreline Resilience | SPURBay Area jurisdictions on the shoreline are now required to develop sea level rise adaptation plans as part of a regionally coordinated approach managed by the San Francisco Bay Conservation and Development Commission. SPUR participated in an advisory group for the commission’s soon-to-be-adopted Regional Shoreline Adaptation Plan.
- California’s Largest Pedestrian Project Expands the Vision of a SPUR ...San Francisco voters recently passed a SPUR-cosponsored measure to realize the largest pedestrian project in California’s history. The permanent promenade along a two-mile stretch of the coastal highway expands the vision of SPUR’s 2012 Ocean Beach Master Plan, the core elements of which the California Coastal Commission just approved.
- California Prop 2 - School Facilities Bond | SPURSPUR's Recommendation Funding for school facilities is essential to ensure that California students continue to receive quality education. This measure provides an opportunity to address much-needed repairs and investment in new facilities for districts across the state.
- Individual Membership - SPURSPUR membership offers opportunities to network, learn and participate in discussions on important issues. Support our work toward a more equitable, sustainable and prosperous Bay Area. Join a community of thousands of individuals who care about the future of our region.
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