Proposed Zoning Changes Would Enable Growth in the PDR Sector

​Existing zoning restrictions prohibit residential and office uses, and limit retail and institutional uses, in both PDR-1-D and PDR-1-G zoning districts.  These prohibitions have in fact discouraged production, distribution, and […]

​As we reported in our July 13, 2013 Update, last year the San Francisco Board of Supervisors (“Board”) passed an ordinance establishing the Expedited Conversion Program (“Program”), designed to alleviate […]

​Today, a long-awaited economic study of formula retail controls in San Francisco was presented to the San Francisco Planning Commission.  Before diving into the details, some background: in response to […]

​On April 8, 2014, Supervisor Jane Kim introduced new affordable housing legislation creating the “Housing Balance Special Use District,” which new Special Use District (SUD) is co-terminus with her Supervisorial […]

​Planning Department Continues to Streamline CEQA Process While Heightening Air Quality Performance Standards As many of us know, the Planning Department has the (mostly) thankless job of being the lead […]

​Ok, we get it.  It’s almost a cliché now to say that San Francisco is in the midst of a housing crisis.  For proof, check out this 1984 L.A. Times […]

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