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How do I find a health score for a restaurant in San Francisco?

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To find a health score for any restaurant visit the San Francisco Department of Public Health website. The Department of Public Health maintains a database with all San Francisco restaurants' …
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Why do sirens go off every Tuesday in San Francisco?

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Every Tuesday at noon the Department of Emergency Management tests the City’s Outdoor Public Warning System by running a siren for 15 seconds. In the event of an emergency or …
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How does the public hearing process work for colored curbs in San Francisco?

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When you submit an application for the installation of any new colored curb zones in San Francisco, a public hearing is necessary to approve the application. Public hearings are held …
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What do blue curbs means in San Francisco?

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Blue curb zones in San Francisco  are for parking spaces for individuals with valid disabled parking permits. Blue zones are located in commercial areas, near parks and playgrounds. There is …
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What do yellow curbs means in San Francisco?

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Yellow curbs in San Francisco are for active freight loading and unloading only by commercial vehicles. You cannot park in yellow curb areas for long-term parking. Enforcement times for yellow …
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How do I apply for a green zone in front of my business?

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Green zones are often used for areas where errands are short such as dry cleaners, florists, small convenience stores, postal centers and hardware stores. Applications for green zones are reviewed …
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