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Votes at a glance: Feb. 17 Historic Preservation Commission actions

San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission · February 17, 2016
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Summary

At the Feb. 17 meeting the commission unanimously adopted minutes, continued two historic-context items, approved the consent calendar item at 101 Townsend St., and initiated landmarking for 34–45 Onondaga Ave (all votes 7–0).

The San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission took the following formal actions on Feb. 17, 2016:

• Adopted the draft minutes for Feb. 3, 2016 (motion moved and seconded; roll call vote 7–0).

• Continued case 2011.1356E (Central SoMa historic context statement) to March 16, 2016, and case 213.0384U (African American historic context statement) to April 6, 2016 to allow more time for public review (motion passed 7–0).

• Approved the consent calendar, including item 7 (case 2015-6085COA), a certificate of appropriateness for 101 Townsend Street (roll call vote 7–0).

• Initiated landmark designation for 34–45 Onondaga Avenue (case 2015-3877DES) as amended to add character-defining language regarding skylights and their relationship to the space below; the motion passed unanimously 7–0. Planning staff will return with an Article 10 resolution to the Board of Supervisors.

All roll-call vote tallies recorded in the hearing were unanimous (7 yes, 0 no). The hearing was then adjourned.