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    Local 665, which represents parking and garage workers in San Francisco, has written to Dennis Herrera, General Manager of the SFPUC, to formally demand the immediate cancellation of a lease at 2000 Marin Street owned by the SFPUC. The union is disturbed that the lease challenges area prevailing wage and benefit standards. Typically, the city vets parking operators through an open process that ensures adherence to these standards. However, the current lessee has no record of compliance. The union requests that the SFPUC select an operator that complies with prevailing wages and benefits in San Francisco's parking industry.

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    Local 665, which represents parking and garage workers in San Francisco, has written to Dennis Herrera, General Manager of the SFPUC, to formally demand the immediate cancellation of a lease at 2000 Marin Street owned by the SFPUC. The union is disturbed that the lease challenges area prevailing wage and benefit standards. Typically, the city vets parking operators through an open process that ensures adherence to these standards. However, the current lessee has no record of compliance. The union requests that the SFPUC select an operator that complies with prevailing wages and benefits in San Francisco's parking industry.

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    Teamsters letter to SFPUC re: 2000 Marin Street.

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    Local 665, which represents parking and garage workers in San Francisco, has written to Dennis Herrera, General Manager of the SFPUC, to formally demand the immediate cancellation of a lease at 2000 Marin Street owned by the SFPUC. The union is disturbed that the lease challenges area prevailing wage and benefit standards. Typically, the city vets parking operators through an open process that ensures adherence to these standards. However, the current lessee has no record of compliance. The union requests that the SFPUC select an operator that complies with prevailing wages and benefits in San Francisco's parking industry.

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    Local 665, which represents parking and garage workers in San Francisco, has written to Dennis Herrera, General Manager of the SFPUC, to formally demand the immediate cancellation of a lease at 2000 Marin Street owned by the SFPUC. The union is disturbed that the lease challenges area prevailing wage and benefit standards. Typically, the city vets parking operators through an open process that ensures adherence to these standards. However, the current lessee has no record of compliance. The union requests that the SFPUC select an operator that complies with prevailing wages and benefits in San Francisco's parking industry.

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    March 10, 2022

    Dennis J. Herrera,
    General Manager
    San Francisco Public Utilities Commission
    525 Golden Gate Avenue
    San Francisco CA 94102

    RE: Parking Lease/2000 Marin St.

    Dear Mr. Herrera:

    Local 665 represents parking and garage workers in San Francisco.

    We are disturbed to learn about a challenge to area prevailing wage and benefits standards through
    a lease at 2000 Marin Street which is owned by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission.

    Currently, the City of San Francisco’s various commissions and agencies vet prospective parking
    operators through an open and transparent bidding process. This process provides clear-eyed
    adherence to prevailing wage provisions. In addition, SFPUC has a long tradition of entering into
    regional and local Project Labor Agreements that cover projects like the one slated for this site.

    Our position is that parking industry prevailing wage and benefits provisions must be adhered to at
    the SFPUC, just as they are at other agencies in San Francisco. The entity currently leasing 2000
    Marin Street has no historical track record of compliance with the wage and benefit rules
    established by San Francisco’s oversight commissions and the Board of Supervisors.

    To make matters worse, it appears that the current operator subleased the space to Amazon and
    allowed them to receive a change of use to “Parcel Delivery Services” and used a non-union
    contractor.

    Receive this correspondence as our formal demand for immediate cancellation of the lease to
    Tower Parking (and its various operating dba’s) at 2000 Marin Street.
    We are confident that your agency’s review will conclude that adherence to prevailing wage and
    benefits in San Francisco’s parking industry is paramount and that the remedy available is to select
    an operator with a track record of compliance.

    We remain available by telephone at 650-255-0848. Thank you for your attention and time.

    Very Truly Yours,

    Tony Delorio
    Tony Delorio
    Principal Officer
    Teamsters Local Union No. 665

    Cc: Jason Rabinowitz – Teamsters JC7 President


    Mayor London Breed  - MayorLondonBreed@sfgov.org
    City Attorney David Chiu -   david.chiu@sfgov.org
    Board of Supervisors President Shamann Walton - shamann.walton@sfgov.org 
    General Manager Dennis Herrera - dherrera@sfwater.org
    Commission President Anson Moran - abmoran@sprynet.com
    Commission Vice President  Newsha K. Ajami - newsha@stanford.edu
    Commissioner Sophie Maxwell -  sophiemaxwell9@gmail.com
    Commissioner Tim Paulson - tim@sfbuildingtradescouncil.org

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