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Committee backs simplification of temporary-use authorizations to support pop‑ups, campaign offices
Summary
The committee recommended code changes to simplify and consolidate the city’s temporary-use authorization categories, lengthen allowed durations for pop-up retail and permit seasonal political campaign offices for up to one year, aiming to make it easier to test business concepts and activate underused spaces.
The Land Use and Transportation Committee voted 3-0 to recommend an ordinance that streamlines San Francisco’s process for temporary use authorizations (TUAs), consolidating multiple categories into clearer standards and expanding allowable durations for some pop-up uses.
Katie Tang and Planning Department staff…
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