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Board approves first reading to allow new in‑law units in Castro, creating voluntary pathway for small housing additions
Summary
The board passed on first reading an ordinance permitting creation of new in‑law units in the Castro neighborhood, with limits on location, size and rent‑control status; supporters said the measure can add units that are relatively affordable and accessible.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on April 8 passed on first reading an ordinance to allow construction of new in‑law units within a defined area of the Castro neighborhood. The measure is voluntary and limits creation of such units to specific parcels within approximately 1,750 feet of the Castro commercial district.
Why it matters: In‑law units are small accessory dwelling units created within the existing building envelope (basements, garages, storage space) and are often more affordable than new,…
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