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Neighbors, sponsor reach settlement; supervisors approve amended conditional use for 32 Ord Street
Summary
After mediated negotiations between neighbors and the project sponsor, the Board of Supervisors adopted an amended conditional use authorization for a residential project at 32 Ord Street with additional design conditions on setbacks, roof height and other features.
The Board of Supervisors adopted an amended conditional use authorization for a residential project at 32 Ord Street after the project sponsor and neighborhood appellants reached a negotiated settlement facilitated by Supervisor Scott Wiener's office.
Supervisor Wiener said the parties agreed to a set of additional conditions added to the planning commission's approval, and he read a digest of the settlement into the record. The revised conditions address front and rear setbacks, limits on roof height and pitch, transparency and planter-box materials on a rear patio, and preservation of a seven-foot side setback at a specific grid line. The agreement was documented in a detailed signed settlement distributed to supervisors and made part of the record.
Wiener moved to adopt the revised conditional use authorization and to table related items; the motion was adopted unanimously. Public comment included a member of the Eureka Valley Neighborhood Association who thanked Wiener and staff for achieving a negotiated settlement.
The action resolves an appeal of the planning commission's conditional-use decision by incorporating the additional restrictions agreed in mediation and clearing the project to proceed under the amended approval.
