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$25–35K (minimum) + $60K + $12K + $69.5K = $166K, probably more
That's because the Board of Supervisors, which is SF's city council, has a Budget & Legislative Analyst's Office. They can research issues for district supervisors. sfbos.org/budget-legisla…
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• Have $350–500K
• Hire an independent expeditor for tens of thousands of dollars
• The City of San Francisco knows that permits take months to issue
• Small businesses pay tens of thousands of dollars a month waiting for permits
• Neighbors can pay to potentially stop a business from opening
• I haven't even gotten into "community input"
You can use this website to identify your supervisor, based on your address: sfplanninggis.org/sffind/