Never mind all the thinkage over whether it's actually historic — that is, the longshoremen's union hall where 110 The Embarcadero's supposed to go. Or whether one land use attorney's mobilization to get waterfront residents to take control of their own skyline will do anything to the proposed LEED Platinum building. Supe Chris Daly introduced this week legislation to the Board of Supes that would designate the old building a historic landmark, which would end for a while all this hair tearing. SF Gate's City Insider thinks all the fun might have something to do with Daly's feud with the builders and construction council, which supports the project. That's not very nice, is it. [City Insider, previously]
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