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Board adopts Visitation Valley redevelopment plan ordinances
Summary
The Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to amend the general plan, zoning map and planning code and to adopt the Visitation Valley redevelopment plan for the project area.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors adopted four ordinances related to the Visitation Valley redevelopment project by unanimous roll-call vote.
Items 9 through 12 on the agenda enacted: amendments to the San Francisco General Plan to implement the Visitation Valley redevelopment plan; an amendment to the city's zoning map to establish a special use district for properties within the redevelopment project area; an addition to the Planning Code (section 249.4) to establish the Visitation Valley Schlage Lock Special Use District; and formal adoption of the redevelopment plan for the Visitation Valley redevelopment project area.
The Board took a consolidated roll-call vote on the four items. The clerk recorded 11 ayes and no nays, and the ordinances were described in the minutes as "finally passed." No separate substantive debate on the ordinances was recorded in the meeting transcript.
The ordinances amend multiple planning and zoning documents to create a special use overlay for properties within the redevelopment area and adopt the redevelopment plan cited on the agenda.
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