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District 3 candidates: Loosen retail restrictions in District 3?
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For years, the Lombardi Sports building has not found a tenant. One issue that came up is the neighborhood’s restrictions on formula retail.

Between February and the November election, Mission Local is asking each District 3 candidate one question per week, and candidates will get 100 words to respond. We will compile all responses to the 40-odd questions on a “ have filed to run for the seat to lead District 3, which includes North Beach, Chinatown, Union Square, the Financial District, Russian Hill and Nob Hill. Meet me on Thursday, July 11, at 6 p.m. at Mario’s Bohemian Cigar Store Cafe, 566 Columbus Ave.

Filling retail vacancies and economic resilience are priorities to me. However, any discussions of changing retail restrictions would need to center around complementary uses to the existing neighborhoods and where there is community support.: CFA Institute: Chartered Financial Analyst, passed level 1. Master’s degree from Columbia University, architecture, concentration in urban design. Master’s degree from Columbia University, real estate development, concentrating in finance.

By thoughtfully adjusting these restrictions, we can effectively harbor neighborhood character while also affording consumer choice, affordability, and dynamic commercial corridors that …to open a small business due to onerous restrictions. This system favors those who are wealthy or win political favors. Consider that it’s currently illegal to open “Flexible Retail” anywhere in D3 meaning a cafe and bookstore under one roof, for example, is not allowed.

With sales tax revenue in District 3 down over 20% since 2019, attracting new businesses is essential for revitalizing our community and boosting our local economy. Easing these restrictions will help fill the 40+ vacant spaces on Polk St, improve neighborhood safety, and increase foot traffic, benefiting residents and our local businesses.

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