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Home | SPUR SPUR offers five recommendations to streamline and standardize permits to improve safety, lower costs, reduce burdens on contractors and consumers, and create a fairer, more efficient system Balancing San Francisco’s Budget, Part 3: Closing the Structural Deficit
Our Mission - SPUR SPUR — the San Francisco Bay Area Planning and Urban Research Association — is a nonprofit public policy organization We bring people together from across the political spectrum to develop solutions to the big problems cities face
Balancing San Francisco’s Budget, Part 3: Closing the Structural . . . Photo by Sergio Ruiz for SPUR This article is the third in a three-part series examining San Francisco’s increasing structural deficit and the difficult decisions required to close it Part 1 looked at the budget process
State Legislature’s Fast-Track Housing Package Includes 3 SPUR . . . SPUR sponsored three of the package’s bills and is working on four other bills that would make it easier to build critically needed housing, including in transit-rich areas where increased density could boost transit use and help the state meet its climate goals
Greenlighting Clean Heat | SPUR SPUR offers five recommendations to streamline and standardize permits to improve safety, lower costs, reduce burdens on contractors and consumers, and create a fairer, more efficient system California and the Bay Area are using zero-emission appliance rules, building codes, and climate action plans to move the heating appliance market and
What It Will Take to Close Oakland’s Structural Deficit, Part 1: How We . . . This spring, SPUR will convene community leaders, policy experts, advocates, city staff, and decision makers to engage in important conversations regarding Oakland’s budget Our first event, on February 20, will provide an overview of how the city’s budget works and which budget fixes are being considered
SPUR 2025 Annual Report The SPUR Voter Guide helped voters navigate a big year with two elections and measures at the local and state levels In recent years, SPUR has expanded its well-regarded ballot analysis, long a mainstay in San Francisco, to include issues on the ballot in San José and Oakland
Balancing San Francisco’s Budget, Part 1: The Budget Process | SPUR Photo by Sergio Ruiz for SPUR This article is the first in a three-part series examining San Francisco’s budget process, the growth of revenues and expenditures, and actions to address the increasing structural deficit
Housing for Everyone, the Danish Way - SPUR Each year SPUR organizes a study trip to learn from another metro area about how it addresses urban challenges and adapts to change We were able to resume this trip in 2022 and had the pleasure of meeting with architects, urban planners, developers and project managers in the Danish city of Copenhagen