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Historic Preservation Commission approves toilet/kiosk designs, landmark nomination and three legacy businesses; continues facade-retention item to Dec. 5
Summary
At its Oct. 17 meeting the commission adopted minutes, canceled the Nov. 21 hearing, approved replacement public toilets and kiosks with conditions, recommended landmark designation for the Paper Doll Bar to the Board of Supervisors, approved a COA for 925 Pierce Street, forwarded three legacy business nominations, and continued the facade‑retention policy item to Dec. 5; all recorded motions passed unanimously 6–0.
The San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission took a series of procedural and decision items on Oct. 17, voting unanimously on each recorded action.
Minutes and calendar: The commission moved to adopt the Oct. 3, 2018 draft meeting minutes and approved a motion to cancel the Nov. 21 hearing date (both motions passed 6–0 in roll-call vote). No substantive controversy was recorded on either procedural motion.
Public toilets and kiosks: After a sponsor presentation (JCDecaux / SmithGroup) and public input about historic styling and scale, the commission moved to approve the…
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