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A Community and Economic Benefits Study of San Francisco’s Branch Library Improvement Program

TECHNICAL APPENDIX: Quantification of Benefits Methodology

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AcknowledgmentsCity of San FranciscoSan Francisco Mayor Ed Lee

San Francisco Public LibraryLuis Herrera, City LibrarianMichael Lambert, Deputy City LibrarianMaureen Singleton, Chief Financial Officer Roberto Lombardi, Chief of FacilitiesMichelle Jeffers, Chief of Community Programs & PartnershipsLaura Lent, Chief of Collections & Technical ServicesChristine Murdoch, Budget ManagerChris Norman, Administrative AnalystElsie Wong, BLIP Project ManagerCody Zeger, City Hall FellowCathy Delneo, Chief of Branches

San Francisco Library CommissionTeresa Ono, PresidentSusan Mall, Vice-PresidentZoe Dunning, CommissionerJohn Lee, CommissionerMichael Peter Nguyen, CommissionerDr. Mary Wardell Ghirarduzzi, Commissioner

City and County of San Francisco, Office of the ControllerInger Brinck, City Performance Randle McClure, City Performance

San Francisco Public WorksMohammed Nuru, DirectorEdgar Lopez, City ArchitectMindy Linetzky, Deputy Director of Communications & Public Affairs

Consultant TeamBrian Murphy, BERK, Project ManagerAnnie Saurwein, BERK, Lead AnalystMontana James, BERK, AnalystJennifer Tippins, BERK, AnalystMichele Eakins-TeSelle, BERK, Graphic Design SupportRandall Homan, Gestalt Graphics, Graphic Designer

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Note: For ease of reference, these figures are provided in millions in the full report.

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Note: For ease of reference, these figures are provided in millions in the full report.

Note: For ease of reference, these figures are provided in millions in the full report.

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Note: For ease of reference, these figures are provided in millions in the full report.