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Supervisors pass ordinance to formalize area-plan coordination in Eastern Neighborhoods after debate over zoning referral
Summary
The board passed an ordinance (first reading) to add a chapter to the administrative code creating procedures for interagency cooperation on community improvement plans for designated Eastern Neighborhoods; a request to postpone for a written city-attorney opinion failed.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed on first reading an ordinance to add Chapter 36 to the administrative code to establish procedures and interagency cooperation for preparing and implementing community improvement plans and programs as part of area plans for several Eastern Neighborhoods including Market/Octavia, South of Market, Lower Potrero and others.
Sponsor Supervisor McGoldrick described the measure as an attempt to fix long-standing problems in coordinating budgets and…
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