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Public commenters urge caution on demolition rules, landmark revocations; planning staff announces new director and updates on Heritage on the Marina
Summary
During general public comment June 18, speakers urged the Historic Preservation Commission to review demolition‑calculation rules and pressing historic nominations; planning staff announced Sarah Dennis Phillips as the incoming planning director and provided an update on a Board of Supervisors decision for a Marina project.
Public comment highlights demo‑calcs, North Beach nomination, 447 Battery and Pier‑45; planning staff announces new planning director and board action on Marina project
Members of the public used the commission’s general‑comment period on June 18 to raise concerns about demolition‑calculation rules, delays to the North Beach historic‑district nomination, an ongoing proposal that could affect landmark 447 Battery and the possible demolition of the Alioto’s sign at Pier 45. The planning department also delivered announcements including a staffing update and a report on a recent Board of Supervisors decision related to a Marina project heard earlier this month.
Key public comments: - Georgia Shudish urged the commission to look at “section 3 17 demo calcs,” warning those calculations can be used to avoid enforcement and can affect A‑rated historic properties. She asked commissioners to review materials she said she would re‑send…
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