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New Local 6 App!!
It won't make your lunch for you, or grab material, but hopefully this will be a useful resource. You can find your contract information under the Member Tools by clicking on the My Profile button at the bottom of the home screen.
Currently only available to Local 6 members.
It will still have bugs to work out.
Read More...
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We earnestly invite all workers belonging to our trade to come forward, join our ranks and help increase our numbers, until there shall be no one working at our trade outside our Brotherhood
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| 960-unit Tishman Speyer project Approved at Planning Commission |
Tishman Speyer pushed forward with their plans for two modern towers to rise up to 420 feet in height on the northeast corner of 4th and Townsend, stretching across seven Central SoMa parcels, which now include 960 condos, a 38-room boutique hotel and 24,500 square feet of commercial space over an underground garage for 276 cars and 18,500 square feet of ground floor retail space wrapped around a central courtyard.
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| Local 38 Plumbers Hall Project moves forward |
Developer Strada Investment Group LLC has secured $100 million in funding for a massive six-building project near Mid-Market and Hayes Valley.
Straddling 2 acres and nearly the full block at 12th and Market Streets, the site will include about 480 market-rate rental units and 100 affordable units, a new hall for UA Local 38 Plumbers & Pipefitters and a gut renovation of the Civic Center hotel — plus 23,000 square feet of open space to boot. The project is unusual in its mix of supportive affordable housing for formerly homeless individuals and market-rate homes.
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| Controversial 5M Project finally breaks ground |
Developers will transform four acres of parking lots and vacant buildings at 5th and Mission streets with two new towers, a 200-foot apartment building, two parks and renovated historic buildings. The project includes 702 residential units on site and helps fund another 154 affordable units nearby.
5M will generate more than $76 million in public benefits, including funding for affordable housing, transit improvements, the arts and community groups. Those contributions enabled the controversial project to win city approval in 2015.
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Crisis Help Line Info.pdf
NorCal Apprenticeship Announcement 2022.pdf
