I just read about the SF supervisors committing to city-wide fiber connectivity. My wife and I whole-heartedly support this plan. How can we help?

Free parking. Want my vote back.

Someone put an Ahsha flyer on my front door gate at 382 Lisbon St. with a sticker saying “your polling location, Geneva Avenue United Methodist, 1261 Geneva Avenue”. THAT IS NOT MY POLLING PLACE. My polling place is 125 Excelsior Avenue. This is not good. You need quality control for your volunteers.

I hear everyone running for anything in SF say their concern is “affordable housing”. How do we create this in this part of town? After being a stay-at-home mom for 22 years, my stupidy, stinky ex-husband gives me $4000 a month in a combination alimony/child support. (Even though he makes over $200k “working” for Comcast) My rent is $2150/month for 500 sq feet that I share with my son. Alimony is taxable at $400/month. I don’t see any sites on this side of town where new housing could be built, much less what could be called “affordable” for SF.

I have received a number of mailers for your campaign focusing exclusively on your fight to stop new “pot clubs” in the district. The slanderous use of the phrase “pot clubs” is offensive to me and my partner. Both of us are older men and use medical marijuana rather than prescription opiates for pain relief. Just to let you know – these are not “pot clubs” but rather they are “medical cannabis dispensaries”. You can conduct your campaign how you want, however, your depiction of a growing part of the population in this country speaks volume’s about your backwards looking approach to social issues.

Happy to throw a fund raiser, or something else if needed—I believe I just donated $500 but did not get a confirmation

I am a volunteer for Kimberly Alvarenga. This evening as I was walking Pct 1101, I had an encounter with two of your canvassers. At approx 6:30, I rang 1882 San Jose, and when I didn’t get answer I left the District 11 DC slate hanger (which endorses Kim) on the gate. I walked north and passed two of your canvassers passing south, headed to the same door. After I rang the next doorbell, I doubled back and saw that my hanger was gone.

I approached the canvassers (2 Asian men in their mid-20s) and asked them why they removed my hanger. One of them was holding it, and I saw it was ripped. He said, “We wanted to study it.” I returned to 1882 and left another hanger inside the gate.

You might want to apologize for this behavior to the Alvarenga campaign.

Just FYI,

Paul from Nantucket

what do you know about the proposed 134 unit 6 floor proposed development at the Valente Marini site? I’m concerned about our one and only supermarket Safeway going away. Here’s a copy of info taken from the Socket Site article. “Also noted, the proposed development’s western building mass is being designed “in anticipation that eventually the [adjacent] Safeway site might provide a large scale development opportunity” as well”. WHAT????

You recently came to my residence at 69 santa cruz ave @ delong streets and left information on your campaign. I like your personal touch and have some feedback for our district: I see a need for speed bumps on delong and santa cruz aves; better lighting along delong at night , as many bart commuters our walking home in the dark. Too much garbage dropped onto vacant bart fence and corners. Electronic signs that warn drivers they are approaching a school or slow zone! lighted bike paths with lights on bike path to help drivers see them !

I’m wondering if you have a position about fencing in the dog run area in Crocker Amazon park. We walk our puppy there, and she loves to run up to anyone who comes by to play with them. Unfortunately, these are sometimes kids or people who are afraid of dogs. She’s all play, but I understand if she came running up to me I might be worried about her intent; so we tend to keep her on leash all the time, even in the dog run area. A short fence around the area would help demarcate the off-leash area and make it safer for all concerned.


Thanks.

Hello,


I’m interested in finding out more about Ahsha Safai’s position on Golden Bridges School, which has purchased 203 Cotter Street and is planning to build an urban farm school on the site. Signs that say “Save the Farm” have gone up on some houses, and at a recent event, I heard that Mr. Safai supports “saving the farm.” I would like to know how Mr. Safai suggests that the farm be saved. Should Golden Bridges, the current owner of the property, continue to give them free rent indefinitely? (Little City Gardens is not a profitable farm.) Should the city purchase the property using eminent domain? (There’s not much precedent for that.) Should the neighbors purchase the farm? (It is not for sale.) “Save the Farm” is basically a phrase that means “We don’t want a school in our neighborhood.”


I’m a parent at Golden Bridges School, and my family lives in the Excelsior. I would like to know how Ahsha Safai proposes to “Save the Farm.”


Please, take a look at the new plan for the land (www.goldenbridgesschool.org). Over 70% of it will remain open land according to the new school plan. In response to neighbors’ concerns, the new plan takes traffic, stormwater, parking, and noise into consideration.


It’s important to me that your campaign learns the facts before blindly supporting a movement that is anti-family. So far, you don’t have my vote, but I’d be interested in hearing why you are against Golden Bridges School building on 203 Cotter Street, and how you would propose to “Save the Farm.”


Thanks for listening…


Sincerely,

Allyson Ritger

Have been unable to find a Asha for Supervisor facebook page. If you have one, let me know so that I can share it with our Save The Farm facebook community. Would love to get the word out. :)