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Board amends Eastern Neighborhoods zoning to allow higher height on two Mission Street parcels to aid Mission Theatre restoration
Summary
The Board of Supervisors severed two Mission Street parcels from the broader Eastern Neighborhoods zoning map and approved an amendment allowing taller front heights for the New Mission and El Capitan parcels to support theater restoration; related Eastern Neighborhoods ordinances otherwise passed or moved forward.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Dec. 9 approved amendments to the Eastern Neighborhoods zoning map that create a special allowance for two landmark theater parcels along Mission Street.
What passed: The board voted to sever two parcels (identified in the staff record as the El Capitan and the New Mission Theatre sites) from the larger zoning item and approved an amendment establishing an 85-foot (Mission frontage) / 65-foot (rear) height envelope for those parcels. The amendment to include the higher height designation carried on the floor (vote recorded as 6 ayes, 3 noes for the amendment), and the remainder of the Eastern Neighborhoods items (items 11, 12 and 14) passed. Item 13, the zoning map ordinance, was passed on first reading…
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