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Board amends planning code restricting liquor stores; adds single-serving beer ban as split question
Summary
An ordinance to remove grocery stores from prohibitions on setting up liquor stores in certain districts was amended to add a new ban on single-serving beer containers; the board split the question and carried the single-serving item to the next week while passing the remainder on first reading.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors considered an ordinance amending sections of the planning code that govern where liquor stores may be established and clarified related exceptions for grocery and similar stores.
During debate, Supervisor Alioto Pier offered an amendment to insert a new paragraph prohibiting the sale of "single serving beer containers of 24 ounces…
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