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Board approves administrative-code changes for Eastern Neighborhoods planning; critics ask planning commission review
Summary
The Board of Supervisors approved an amendment to the administrative code creating Chapter 36 to govern interagency cooperation and implementation of Eastern Neighborhoods area plans. Some supervisors urged sending the measure back to the Planning Commission for additional public hearings; the measure passed on second reading.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Oct. 17 approved an ordinance adding Chapter 36 to the Administrative Code to establish procedures and interagency cooperation for preparing and implementing community improvement programs and new area plans for Eastern Neighborhoods.
Supervisor Ma, a member of the Board of Supervisors, urged colleagues to send the ordinance back to the Planning Commission so the commission could hold a formal hearing and offer findings after receiving public testimony. "The commissioners did not weigh in, and now they would like an opportunity, having heard from many members of the public, to have a more formal hearing and to weigh in and give us…
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