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Planning Commission approves controversial Grove Street infill after fire‑safety review and conditions

San Francisco Planning Commission · April 9, 2020
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Summary

Commissioners approved conditional use authorization and variances for a four‑unit infill on a constrained flag lot at 1846 Grove Street after a lengthy public comment period focused on a narrow 3.5‑foot access corridor; the vote included a condition that any significant life‑safety changes must return to the commission.

The Planning Commission approved a conditional‑use authorization and associated variances for a four‑unit infill at 1846 Grove Street after prolonged neighbor opposition and a review of life‑safety issues.

The project—revised from five units to four—was presented to the commission with design changes intended to reduce massing and privacy impacts on adjacent yards. Staff noted the lot’s flag shape and recommended approval with conditions. Neighbors opposed the project…

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