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San Francisco Greenlights $8.5MM SoMa Streetscape, Turning Minna and Natoma Alleys Into Art Corridor

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The San Francisco Arts Commission has approved final designs for the roughly $8.5 million Minna Natoma streetscape overhaul, clearing five artists to transform two long-neglected South of Market alleyways into an 800-foot pedestrian art corridor connecting SFMOMA and the Transbay Transit Center.

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