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Board of Appeals removes fence and gate from alteration permit for 670 Shotwell Street
Summary
On March 5, 2025, the San Francisco Board of Appeals granted an appeal and modified an alteration permit for 670 Shotwell Street to remove a fence and gate from the scope of work after the parties agreed the fence is entirely on the permit holder's property and does not require a building permit.
The San Francisco Board of Appeals voted 4-0 on March 5, 2025, to grant an appeal and modify an alteration permit for 670 Shotwell Street to remove a fence and gate from the permit's scope of work.
The parties — appellants Mickey and Art Christiana and the permit holder, Beth Miles — reached an agreement, facilitated by the Planning Department, that the fence and gate are built entirely on the permit holder's private property and therefore do not require a building permit. President Trezvino read the…
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