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Wealthy Opponents of Proposition C Bankrolled 2016 Tent Ban

11.06.2018
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By Andrew Perez

Donors opposing a ballot measure to fund more homeless services in San Francisco with a new tax on its wealthiest companies previously bankrolled a successful 2016 initiative to ban tent encampments in the city.

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