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Planning commission defers vote on Prop X landmark exemption after public debate over Armory and PDR protections

San Francisco Planning Commission · December 8, 2016
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Summary

The commission heard trailing legislation to exempt certain landmark buildings from Prop X PDR replacement rules; debate centered on whether limited exemptions are needed to preserve large, hard‑to‑adapt historic structures such as the Armory. Commissioners voted to continue the matter to Jan. 19 for Historic Preservation Commission review.

Planning staff presented trailing legislation that would exempt nationally or locally designated landmark buildings from some Prop X replacement requirements when adaptive reuse makes on‑site replacement infeasible. Diego Sanchez said staff recommends limiting exemptions to historic landmarks that predate July 1, 2006 and capping conversion at the lesser of 49,000 square feet or 50% of existing PDR/arts/IC space.

Supervisor April Ang’s…

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