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Planning commission approves package of ADU code changes with modifications
Summary
After hours of testimony and amendments, the Planning Commission on May 4 approved a package of accessory dwelling unit (ADU) ordinance changes and staff recommendations with specified modifications, voting 6–1 on a motion that incorporated supervisor Peskin’s changes except for a density‑appropriateness cap.
San Francisco’s Planning Commission voted May 4 to adopt a set of planning code changes meant to expand and clarify rules for accessory dwelling units (ADUs), the compact apartments often called “granny flats.” The commission approved a motion, 6–1, that accepted most of the amendments offered by Supervisor Aaron Peskin’s office while removing one proposal to impose new density caps in low‑density neighborhoods.
Supporters said the package removes technical and procedural hurdles that prevent homeowners…
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