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Mayor signs streamlining legislation; Entertainment Commission to lead outreach and implementation
Summary
The commission heard that Mayor Breed signed a package of streamlining legislation on Sept. 11 that will take effect Oct. 11; staff will change permit handling, run an education campaign and work on implementation with a mayoral special-events steering committee.
SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco Entertainment Commission was told Wednesday that the city’s streamlining legislation has been signed and will take effect Oct. 11, a move officials say will reduce duplicative inspections and clarify planning-code provisions affecting nightlife and small-business permitting.
Executive Director Weiland told commissioners that Mayor Breed signed the package on Wednesday, Sept. 11, and that it will “enable retail businesses to diversify their offerings and will help attract new business models to vacant storefronts,” and…
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