Board backs SFMTA joint-development policy as a revenue tool to stabilize Muni
Supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution supporting SFMTA's joint-development policy, which Supervisor Melgar said could help close a roughly $321 million structural deficit for Muni by generating new income from agency-owned property.
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The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on March 4 adopted a resolution supporting the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency’s joint-development goals and policy, a move advocates said could unlock new revenue streams from SFMTA-owned properties to help shore up Muni’s budget.
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