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Commission initiates general plan amendments for 41‑story mixed‑use project including new Fire Station 13
Summary
The commission voted unanimously to initiate general plan amendments for a large downtown redevelopment that includes a new standalone Fire Station 13 and a tall mixed‑use tower combining office, hotel and retail; the mayor’s office, fire department and developer presented the proposal and committed to further legislative and CEQA steps.
The San Francisco Planning Commission unanimously voted May 15 to initiate general plan amendments and schedule a public hearing on or after July 17 to accommodate a proposed redevelopment that would replace the existing Fire Station 13 and construct a tall mixed‑use tower on adjacent parcels including 530 Sansom and 447 Battery Street.
The mayor’s office, the project sponsor (Related/Related California referenced in the record), the fire department and project architects presented a revised program that relocates the fire station to a standalone four‑story, approximately 60‑foot facility at 447 Battery Street and consolidates a taller, slender mixed‑use tower on the remainder of the block.
Project scope and public benefits: Staff and the sponsor…
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