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Supervisor Melgar introduces legislation to ease rules on storefront sizes, and signals possible budget hold for SF Zoo funding
Summary
Supervisor Melgar introduced legislation to remove hard caps on storefront sizes in certain neighborhood commercial districts and to ease conditional-use requirements for subdivided spaces; he also said he has asked the budget chair to consider holding zoo funding pending cooperation with a city audit.
Supervisor Melgar on June 3 introduced legislation intended to make it easier for new and smaller businesses to occupy vacant storefronts and to provide more flexibility in neighborhood commercial districts.
The proposal would: 1) eliminate hard caps on storefront sizes in certain neighborhood commercial districts and replace them with a requirement for conditional use…
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