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To: riverrunner
"Big deal and where and how do they think there food and other goods
get to them."

Fruit and insects will be harvested from all those trees bonus:
(carbon traps).

Set to be launched on May 11, City Campus, a nonprofit, plans to create a 'campus' in the neighborhoods of Hayes, Alamo and Duboce. (pictured: a futuristic picture of the planned space)The location of City Campus is set in the center of San Francisco, near the infamous Painted Ladies houses, and just outside of the drug-infested Tenderloin District
The conceptualizers:
Patricia Mou, one of the four founders of City Campus, also founded The Commons, a 'members-only co-working space and social club'Ali Melamed is another founder involved in City Campus is also the other co-founder of The Commons
The third community builder involved in the plan is Jason Benn. He is also the founder of the Neighborhood and will run City Campus Real EstateThomas Schulz, the fourth founder of City Campus. He is also the founder of Solaris, an infrastructure-building business

A GoFundMe page called 'Help us Launch the City Campus Fund' was
created to accept donations. As of Tuesday evening, $380 has been
raised.

52 posted on 05/01/2024 6:06:54 AM PDT by chief lee runamok ( Le Flâneur @Large)
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To: chief lee runamok

That looks like a horrible place to live.


73 posted on 05/01/2024 7:18:15 AM PDT by gitmo (If your biography doesn't match your theology, what good is it?)
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To: chief lee runamok

these four morons want this so badly they need to throw in their own money into this project.


79 posted on 05/01/2024 1:01:02 PM PDT by markman46 (engage brain before using keyboard!!!)
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