I found it amusing, deplorable and brilliant when I found out how SLC handles a lot of their homeless problem... given the homeless bus tickets to AZ, NV, NM, etc... effectively making it someone else&#x27;s problem.<p>At the city level, it&#x27;s hard to strike a balance, because if you do too good, then other cities will make their homeless your problem.  In the end, I wish that more were done all around, I don&#x27;t know what the answer is.<p>I&#x27;m not sure how solar panels will decrease emissions in SF, or how much carbon emitting fuel is used for SF electricity.  I understand that it leaves more for others that would use carbon fuels, coal, etc.  Just the same, I think there are more impactful measures that could be taken... requiring EV charging posts be placed for 50% of the parking spaces in addition to solar requirements.  Requiring placement of commercial grocery location (even bodega, convenience stores) within walking distance (under 1.5 miles), etc.  The latter would probably do more than current public parks requirements.