"Under the extended Stay Home Order, all construction will be allowed to resume as long as specific safety measures are in place. Certain businesses that operate primarily outdoors, such as plant nurseries, car washes, and flea markets, may reopen under San Francisco’s Order. Any employee of a business allowed to operate under the order can also access childcare programs that are allowed to operate. Some outdoor recreational facilities, like skate parks and golf courses, may reopen. The full text of the new order and answers to frequently asked questions is posted at SF.gov."
The NAIOP SFBA Government Affairs Committee (GAC) has put together the following update for our members to stay informed about California State and San Francisco Bay Area local legislation. The GAC Committee with support from the SF Chapter Board of Directors are excited to announce a partnership with New Deal Advisors. In addition to our Chapter's ongoing relationship with CBPA, that tracks legislation at the State level, New Deal Advisors will be teaming with us to monitor and report on local Bay Area policies that affect commercial real estate.
Yesterday the White House sent an e-mail with important information -- copied in part below, after this message. It contains links to various documents and the Treasury info site. The most important ones are the application form for businesses to apply for the SBA loan program, and info sheets for borrowers and lenders.
According to some reports, the SBA may have a site up this week and will be able to fund these loans, possibly as soon as Friday.
CALIFORNIA PROPERTY TAXES
FEDERAL STIMULUS "CARES ACT"
CAPITOL/LEGISLATURE SHUTS DOWN
CBPA CALENDAR 2020
Governor Newsom has implemented Executive Order during our struggle with COVID-19 here in California. California Business Properties Association (CBPA) will have a voice at the table representing commercial retail real estate as the Newsom Administration finds a way forward.