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Your Property and Your Tenants Will Benefit by Steve Colvin, RPA, SMA, CPM, Boston Properties, LP Bulletin MAY/JUNE 2004 www.bomasf.org BOMA San Francisco advances the commercial real estate industry through advocacy, professional development, and information exchange Get to Know Your District Police Captain: Your Property and Your Tenants Will Benefit By Steve Colvin, RPA, SMA, CPM, Boston Properties, LP s commercial property [email protected], and managers, we often need to Capt. Davenport at Southern Station A be reminded of one of our can be reached at 415-553-1373, greatest allies in maintaining an [email protected]. On the Inside orderly and safe facility – our local The police are an invaluable district police. Developing a close, community resource, and often BOMA-SF-PAC personal relationship with your don’t get the credit they deserve. UPDATE District Captain can benefit you and They are our first line of defense in ••• 5 ••• your tenants when a need averting disasters and in arises. taking immediate action CALENDAR after an incident occurs. ••• 8 ••• The SFPD has been an Our industry would be at active partner with a loss without their 4TH ANNUAL CORY BOMA over our 90-plus commitment and support, year history, helping and it is imperative that AWARD WINNERS BOMA to educate our we express our gratitude. •••12 ••• members in crisis I encourage you to culti- management and disaster vate a relationship with MEMBERS ON THE MOVE preparedness and your District Police •••15 ••• providing "heads-up" information Station. Invite their personnel to on current local activities. lunch, make time to meet in person, or simply contact your District The two districts that serve the bulk Police Captain via phone or email. of BOMA’s members are District A: Central Station and District B: Southern Station, led by Captain Stephen Tacchini and Captain William Davenport, respectively. Captain Tacchini of Central Station can be reached at 415-315-2400, LEADERSHIP EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE Steven Colvin, RPA, SMA, CPM, President Boston Properties, LP Bob Spicker, President Elect Colliers International Katherine Mattes, CPM, CCIM, Treasurer Flynn Properties, Inc. Todd Robinette, Immediate Past President Equity Office Properties Trust Marc Intermaggio, CAE, Exec. VP & Secretary BOMA San Francisco DIRECTORS Tom Cashin Shorenstein Realty Services, LLC Tom Donoghue Shorenstein Realty Services, LLC Manuel Fishman Bartko, Zankel, Tarrant & Miller Mary Huss San Francisco Business Times Thomas Kruggel Hines Lisa Vogel RREEF/Citigroup Center Kirsten Walraven, RPA, FMA Seagate Properties BOMA San Francisco Salutes Fred White, RPA Cushman & Wakefield BOMA STAFF Marc Intermaggio, CAE Executive Vice President & Secretary Ken Cleaveland, CAE Director of Government & Public Affairs Tory Brubaker Member Services Director San Francisco Electrical Contractors Leah Eisbart Association, Inc. Administrative Assistant support of BOMA San Francisco as a LaMata Lewis Director of Accounting 2004 Gold Corporate Sponsor Mary Anne Bogue demonstrates its belief in the value of BOMA’s Executive Assistant/Office Manager advocacy, professional development Francine Anderson and information services for Education Program Administrator commercial real estate professionals. 2 MAY/JUNE 2004 www.bomasf.org BOMA SF Job Bank BOMA’s FREE RESOURCE for employers & job hunters 2004 Management, operations, sales, Corporate Sponsors marketing & supplier positions accepted Thank You to our Corporate Sponsors for their commitment to our Asssociation. www.bomasf.org PLATINUM Able Services GOLD ABM Family of Services Golden Gate Disposal & Recycling Company OneSource San Francisco Electrical Contractors Association Securitas Security Services USA SILVER BCCI Construction Company Berding & Weil LLP Boston Properties CAC Real Estate Management Co., Inc. Cushman & Wakefield Equity Office Properties Trust Metropolitan Electrical Construction/Data Communication Otis Elevator Company Shorenstein Realty Services ThyssenKrupp Elevator BRONZE ACC Environmental Allied Security August Supply, Inc. Bartko, Zankel, Tarrant & Miller Farella Braun + Martel LLP The BOMA Bulletin Hanson, Bridgett, Marcus, Vlahos & Rudy, LLP is published bi-monthly. Marble West Scheduled 2004 issues are January, McMillan Security Systems March, May, July, September NRG Energy Center San Francisco and November. Rossi Builders Incorporated The Lurie Company Contact Tory Brubaker at The Swig Company 415/362-2662 x15 for information on Unico Properties, Inc. Universal Protection Service • Advertising Opportunities FRIENDS OF BOMA • Article Submissions CTC-CALIFORNIA TECHNICAL CONTRACTING, INC. • Press Releases for R.N. Field Construction Members on the Move Richlen Construction Sentinel Guard Systems Ads are due by the 10th of the month Stuart Dean Company prior to publication. Tower Valet Parking Inc. Transwestern Commercial Services 3 MAY/JUNE www.bomasf.org 2004 SOCIAL EVENTS BOMA-SF-PAC Goes Out to the Ball Game: PAC Funds Raised at 4th Annual Game Night OMA's 4th Annual "PAC at The Park" proved climate so important to the future success of our to be another "home run" for the association. members, their clients, and their tenants. BThe BOMA Associates Committee, in conjunction with the PAC Board, hosted the These events just don’t happen without a lot of traditional patio party at China Basin Landing, behind the scenes work. We extend a home courtesy of McCarthy Cook & Co. run "thank you" to Event Chair David Hayes of Skyline Construction, the The event contributed valuable funds entire Associates Committee, and to BOMA-SF-PAC. Your support of the BOMA staff. BOMA-SF-PAC maximizes the political influence of all building owners and helps us accomplish our advocacy agenda. Collectively, through BOMA-SF-PAC, we have a much stronger voice to affect that positive political Thank you to the sponsors & committee members who made the event possible: BOMA Associates Committee Member Companies ABM Janitorial Ampco System Parking August Supply Conklin Bros. Carpet Empire Elevator Giampolini & Co. Marble West Perfection Sweeping Co., Inc. Sentinel Guard Systems Skyline Construction, Inc. 4 MAY/JUNE 2004 www.bomasf.org BOMA SF PAC/ BOMA CAL UPDATE Here's Why You Should Support BOMA's Political Action Committee! OMA-SF-PAC continues to make its mark in local politics with the help of its many member contributors. BOMA is the recognized voice for commercial real estate in San Francisco, and is listened to in part because of our political strength. Even in these challenging economic times, our members understand how important it is Bto push for a more business-friendly Board of Supervisors, and to fight those measures that would hurt our industry and property values. BOMA remains concerned that district elections have created a lack of political will at the Board of Supervisors to actively support new economic development and job creation. These city-wide matters need to transcend neighborhood politics and trump narrowly-focused agendas intent on creating more restrictions and higher taxes on business. Our elected leaders need to have the vision to do what is in the best interest of the entire city, not just one area of it. Listed below are some of the key issues and candidates that the BOMA San Francisco Political Action Committee supported over the past year. • Supported the election of businessman GAVIN NEWSOM as our city Mayor; • Supported the election of KAMALA HARRIS as our District Attorney; • Supported the passage of Proposition C (November 2003), which created an annual city audit requirement to ensure better parks, recreation areas and street maintenance; • Supported the passage of Proposition D (11/03), which created an empowered Small Business Commission to more actively and effectively defend the small business community against unreasonable regulations, higher fees, and new taxes. • Supported the passage of Proposition K (11/03) to continue the 1/2 cent sales tax dedicated to local transportation improvement projects. • Supported the passage of Proposition M (11/03) which redefined the public solicitation laws to ban begging on public transportation, in median strips of streets, at on/off ramps to the freeways, and in parking lots as public safety hazards. It also will make the enforcement against aggressive panhandling easier. We thank the following member companies whose generous support of BOMA-SF-PAC through the 2004 BOMA dues solicitation is helping us accomplish our public policy objectives for the commercial real estate industry. Please keep on doing it! Your continued support will provide us with the means to fight for your interests and win the many battles yet to come being waged against property owners in San Francisco. If your company can’t make a contribution for some reason, please consider making an individual gift of any amount. Every dollar helps! CEP Investors Divco Management, Inc. Gerson Bakar & Associates Charles Dunn Company Dolby Properties, LLC Giampolini & Co. Clean-A-Rama Dome Construction Corporation Glenborough Realty Trust CleanScapes, Inc. DPR Construction, Inc. Grosvenor Properties, Ltd. Coast Counties Property Elkins Property Management Harrigan, Weidenmuller Co. Management, Inc. Equity Office Properties Trust Harsch Investment Corporation Coit Tower Realty Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco Hathaway Dinwiddie Construction Colliers International Ferrari Moe, LLP HCV Pacific Partners LLC Conklin Bros. Carpet First Bank & Trust Hines Crocker Plaza Company Fisher Hill Properties, Inc. Intereal Corp. Cushman & Wakefield Flynn Properties, Inc. Interior Architects,
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