xitter.cf/sfchronicle/status/187… The conclusion from this shouldn't be that city can cut the cost of a toilet by 80% when put under a microscope. The conclusion should be that the city is wasting huge sums of money and spending 8-10X what needs to be spent on every project. $2B for a 1.7 mile stretch of subway comes to mind.
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In 2022, San Franciscans were scandalized over the astronomical cost of a restroom in Noe Valley after city officials estimated it would cost $1.7 million. Now, officials say they’re able to build one toilet in Bernal Heights’ Precita Park for $262,000. trib.al/PpNqcK8
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Asking the federal government to operate within the same levels of funding it had in 2022 shouldn't be seen as impossible or insane. It should be a starting point. reason.com/2023/01/13/cuttin…




