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Commission continues contentious Mission Street development, asks city and owner to explore 100% affordable housing
Summary
After a lengthy public hearing on Feb. 6, the San Francisco Planning Commission voted 5-2 to continue discretionary review of a 10-story, 181-unit mixed-use project at 2588 Mission Street and asked the sponsor and city officials to explore a 100% affordable alternative.
The San Francisco Planning Commission on Feb. 6 continued consideration of a proposed 10-story mixed-use project at 2588 Mission Street after hours of public testimony from former tenants, neighborhood groups and community organizations demanding a 100% affordable development and a right-to-return program for residents displaced by a 2015 fire.
Staff described the project as a state-density-bonus proposal to build a 10-story over-basement building with 181 dwelling units, about 3,838 square feet of ground-floor retail and roughly 1,476 square feet of community facility. The proposal would rely on the state density bonus for a 50% increase in units and requests waivers from several planning-code development standards (including rear yard, dwelling unit exposure, off-street loading and…
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