Roombas, but for San Francisco sidewalks.
A docking station on every block. A lowjack. Use existing survey data to give it parameters. Run between 3 and 5 am. Automatically alerts @311SF if there's stuff to big to sweep up or push off corner. Synch with street cleaning operations.
Fraction surcharge for every online retail delivery to the city, money to be allocated for recycling/trash pickup/street & subway cleaning.
Say there are 10 million Amazon etc deliveries to SF a year. (Which sees low tbqh) And the city gets a 25¢ per delivery, that is 2.5 million to help clean up all the trash that are generated in no small part by that packaging.
Parking meters on Sunday, fees to allocated to mass transit maintenance and expansion.
(Why don't we have parking fees on Sunday, not like these meters are mostly near churches or anything. Not like the Lord said, and on Sunday, these meters shall have a day of rest.)
Something each of us can do to help SF trash problem and keep it out of the ocean is to adopt a storm drain. I have two: adoptadrain.sfwater.org
Ok, if you're as curious as I am, here's the tl;dr on SF's DPW budget: 
That seems like a big increase that will hopefully pay off, though on the West side of town, the trash problem is the worst it's ever been. Here's some @sfpublicworks programs you can volunteer for: sfpublicworks.org/get_involved/v…
I meant East side! Meanwhile, you can adopt a block. Since Milo and I are already doing this, I'm going to apply, DPW will help get you supplies and pickups: sfpublicworks.org/get_involved/a…
Also looking into this urban harvesting program, where you can collect and donate your fruit instead of bringing them to the office or letting them rot: sfpublicworks.org/urbanharvesting
OK LET'S TALK TRASH CANS. Mayor Newsom pulled a bunch, hoping it would end the practice of dumping near them. Safe to say, that was a failed policy. It's really hard to find a trash can: sfist.com/2017/04/05/ten…
This is what the "goal" for trashcans is/should be. We fall waaaaaaaay short of that goal: sfbetterstreets.org/find-project-t…
And the thing is, SF has some smart trashcan designs, like this one, where people can separate out recyclables, making it easier for DPW (or marginally homed) to do same
Meanwhile, it's a no brainer for @LondonBreed to reinstate Sunday meters:
Put that $6 million right to street cleaning/homeless services.
Did we increase this tech bus fee? We should double it: sfweekly.com/news/tech-buse…
Here's a good @curbed piece by @andybosselman on why it costs way more, like 6x more, to build subway/rail in Bay Area than ANYWHERE in world: sf.curbed.com/2018/6/18/1746…
If you're more of an audio person, here's @andbosselman and @KALW's @radioeli discuss those costs and what could be done to bring them down. (cough: streamline transit authorities) kalw.org/post/rail-proj…
