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Supervisors approve planning code amendments for Veterans Community Center in SoMa

December 11, 2023 | San Francisco County, California



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Supervisors approve planning code amendments for Veterans Community Center in SoMa
The San Francisco County government meeting on July 4, 2025, focused on a significant amendment to the planning code concerning the conversion of production, distribution, and repair (PDR) spaces. The meeting included public comments and concluded with a unanimous vote to support the proposed changes.

During the public comment period, Leymir Bamin Tuon, representing Soarscribe Suppliers, expressed strong support for the amendment sponsored by Supervisor Dorsey. Tuon highlighted that the proposed changes would allow the organization to operate its Veterans Community Center in SoMa without incurring prohibitive fees, which previously exceeded $300,000. He emphasized that these costs hinder the center's ability to provide essential services to veterans and urged the committee to approve the amendment to alleviate financial burdens on nonprofits.

Following the public comments, the committee members discussed the proposed amendments. Chair Melgar and Vice Chair Preston, along with Member Peskin, voted in favor of the amendments, resulting in a positive recommendation to forward the ordinance to the full board. The committee's unanimous support reflects a commitment to enhancing community services, particularly for veterans.

The meeting concluded with the successful passage of the motion to send the amended ordinance forward, marking a significant step in supporting local nonprofits and their efforts to serve the community effectively.

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