Originally Posted by
APC225
It's pretty remarkable that they just built that new area and it's so crowded from the start. There definitely seems to be a latrinal asymmetry that should have been covered in the Transition Process Agreement. Looks like LCAL had a "whale" after all, a whale-of-a-bathroom.
As part of the city’s new eco-friendly commitment , all water dispensing fixtures require a permit which for businesses costs $279,000 dollars/ per fixture, plus a carbon offset to cover the ozone damage done by construction equipment.
There just wasn’t money in the building budget for more.
So.....
Just use the sidewalks outside. It’s good enough for the tenderloin area.