WE SUPPORT YES ON D! Leaders Organizations Mayor Chronicle House Leader San Francisco Democratic Party State Senator Affordable Housing Alliance Assemblymember San Francisco Parks Alliance Assemblymember Phil Ting San Francisco Beautiful Board of Equalization Member Fiona Ma San Francisco Firefighters Board of Supervisors President San Francisco Labor Council Supervisor , District 1 United Educators of San Francisco (UESF) Supervisor Mark Farrell, District 2 Alice B. Toklas LGBT Democratic Club Supervisor Julie Christensen, District 3 LGBT Democratic Club Supervisor Katy Tang, District 4 African American Democratic Club Supervisor , District 6 Asian Pacific Democratic Club Supervisor Norman Yee, District 7 Chinese American Democratic Club Supervisor Scott Wiener, District 8 Latino Democratic Club Supervisor , District 9 League of Conservation Voters HERE IS WHERE PROP D BRINGS NEW HOUSING Supervisor Malia Cohen, District 10 Raoul Wallenberg Jewish Democratic Club HERE IS WHERE PROP D BRINGS NEW HOUSING Supervisor John Avalos, District 11 FDR Democratic Club Assessor-Recorder San Francisco Bay Area Urban Former Mayor Art Agnos Research Association (SPUR) TO SAN FRANCISCO — WITH NO DISPLACEMENT Former State Senator John Burton San Francisco Tenants Union TO SAN FRANCISCO — WITH NO DISPLACEMENT Former Assemblymember Tom Ammiano San Francisco Young Democrats Former Supervisor San Francisco Women’s Political Committee Judge Quentin Kopp (ret.) San Francisco Democratic Women in Action OPEN AND SEE... South Beach District 6 Democratic Club South Beach Mission Bay Business Association

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Paid for by San Franciscans for Affordable Housing, Jobs & Parks, Yes on Proposition D, a coalition of the San Francisco Giants, Mission Bay Residents, Labor and Small Business Leaders, FPPC #1377448. Major funding and sponsored by the San Francisco Giants. Financial disclosures available at sfethics.org. ABOUT THE MISSION ROCK PROJECT Sponsored by the San Francisco Giants, Proposition D is the next step for the YES ON D MISSION ROCK IS THE Mission Rock project. Crafted over the last eight years with full community EXPANDED ANCHOR STEAM — input, Mission Rock will transform an asphalt surface parking lot into an exciting RIGHT PLACE FOR MUCH-NEEDED HOUSING, mixed-use neighborhood without displacing anyone. Located south of AT&T Park MILLIONS FOR THE CITY along existing transit lines and the future Central Subway, Mission Rock is easily JOBS AND PARKS FOR SAN FRANCISCO accessible by public transit and will replace existing surface parking with an Mission Rock will produce more than 13,500 easy-in, easy-out parking garage. construction jobs and 11,000 permanent jobs. Pier 48 will be renovated to become the expanded home for Anchor Brewing, creating more than 200 RECORD BREAKING new manufacturing jobs for San Franciscans. It will 40% AFFORDABLE RENTAL HOUSING also generate more than $25 million annually in San Francisco faces an acute housing crisis. new revenue for city services. Proposition D is part of the solution. The Mission Rock project will create approximately 1,500 rental units – with 40% designated for low- and middle-income San Franciscans. DRAMATIC WATERFRONT PARKS — 8 ACRES OF OPEN SPACE That’s a higher percentage than any other ON NOVEMBER 3 OR BY MAIL— private project in the city’s history without Mission Rock transforms the area just south of the ballpark by creating displacing anyone. a dramatic five-acre waterfront park and a vibrant town square that will become a central gathering spot for Mission Bay and the new Mission Rock neighborhood. The project includes a public boardwalk almost a half-mile long around Historic Pier 48 with dramatic water and bridge views.

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