This is the clearest explanation of the new zoning rules I have read. The map of affected blocks finally made it click for me.
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This is the clearest explanation of the new zoning rules I have read. The map of affected blocks finally made it click for me.
Thank you, Maya! A follow-up on what it means for rents is coming next week.
Perfect, I will look out for it.
I sat on the planning commission for six years. Two things readers should watch:
1. The variance process. Most of the real decisions happen there, not in the headline vote.
2. The public comment window. It closes Nov. 14, and written comments count just as much as speaking at the meeting.
The hardest part was never the rules themselves, it was getting neighbors to show up. Thanks for covering this.
Bookmarked. Would love a version of this for the suburbs north of the river.
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How do you all handle on-call handovers? Ours happen in a chat channel and things keep falling through the cracks.
We keep a short handover doc per week: open incidents, anything flaky, and one sentence on what to watch. Takes ten minutes to write.
Do you read it together or async?
Async, plus a five-minute call on Mondays. The call is where the real questions come up.
Same here. A template helps more than anything, people fill in boxes they would never write from scratch.
Adding to this: rotate the person who writes it, not just who is on call.
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I cannot find where to change my billing email. Is it under Account or Billing?
It is under Billing → Invoices → Edit details. Changes apply from the next invoice.
Found it, thank you!
Is there a way to export all my invoices at once?
Yes: Billing → Invoices, then choose Export all. You will get a zip file by email.
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How do you all handle on-call handovers? Ours happen in a chat channel and things keep falling through the cracks.
We keep a short handover doc per week: open incidents, anything flaky, and one sentence on what to watch. Takes ten minutes to write.
Do you read it together or async?
Async, plus a five-minute call on Mondays. The call is where the real questions come up.
Same here. A template helps more than anything, people fill in boxes they would never write from scratch.
Adding to this: rotate the person who writes it, not just who is on call.
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I cannot find where to change my billing email. Is it under Account or Billing?
It is under Billing → Invoices → Edit details. Changes apply from the next invoice.
Found it, thank you!
Is there a way to export all my invoices at once?
Yes: Billing → Invoices, then choose Export all. You will get a zip file by email.
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How do you all handle on-call handovers? Ours happen in a chat channel and things keep falling through the cracks.
We keep a short handover doc per week: open incidents, anything flaky, and one sentence on what to watch. Takes ten minutes to write.
Same here. A template helps more than anything, people fill in boxes they would never write from scratch.
Adding to this: rotate the person who writes it, not just who is on call.
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This is the clearest explanation of the new zoning rules I have read. The map of affected blocks finally made it click for me.
Thank you, Maya! A follow-up on what it means for rents is coming next week.
Perfect, I will look out for it.
I sat on the planning commission for six years. Two things readers should watch:
1. The variance process. Most of the real decisions happen there, not in the headline vote.
2. The public comment window. It closes Nov. 14, and written comments count just as much as speaking at the meeting.
The hardest part was never the rules themselves, it was getting neighbors to show up. Thanks for covering this.
Bookmarked. Would love a version of this for the suburbs north of the river.
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This is the clearest explanation of the new zoning rules I have read. The map of affected blocks finally made it click for me.
Thank you, Maya! A follow-up on what it means for rents is coming next week.
Perfect, I will look out for it.
I sat on the planning commission for six years. Two things readers should watch:
1. The variance process. Most of the real decisions happen there, not in the headline vote.
2. The public comment window. It closes Nov. 14, and written comments count just as much as speaking at the meeting.
The hardest part was never the rules themselves, it was getting neighbors to show up. Thanks for covering this.
Bookmarked. Would love a version of this for the suburbs north of the river.