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Planning staff outline SB 330 implementation and what it means for local projects
Summary
Planning Department staff explained how the Housing Crisis Act of 2019 (SB 330) will change local process: a new preliminary housing development application can 'lock in' rules for a limited period, limits code‑complying projects to five public hearings, and imposes replacement housing and relocation obligations for demolished units.
San Francisco — Planning Department staff briefed the Planning Commission on Jan. 9 about how the state’s Housing Crisis Act of 2019 (SB 330) will be implemented in the city and what applicants should expect.
Jacob Bentliffe, planning staff, said SB 330 creates a new preliminary housing development application that lets applicants lock in zoning, subdivision and fee rules at the time of filing — but only if the development application follows within six months and the site…
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