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Commission Approves Several Residential Infill and Design Items; Consent Calendar Clears Unanimously
Summary
The commission approved consent calendar items, granted a fee waiver in Western SoMa, approved a mixed‑use infill at 1433 Bush Street (including on‑site BMR units) and discretionary reviews for 3305 Broderick and 45620 7th Street, citing compliance with design guidelines and neighborhood outreach.
The Planning Commission handled several project approvals and procedural actions during the meeting, notably:
- Consent calendar items (including Case 2014.0305C at 2001 Sacramento Street) were approved unanimously after no public comment.
- The commission approved an in‑kind streetscape agreement at 350 Eighth Street (Ringgold Alley) to be funded by a $1.8 million impact‑fee credit (see separate article).
- The commission approved a redesigned proposal at 1433 Bush Street to replace a commercial site with a mixed‑use building that includes 32 dwelling units; the applicant revised the courtyard and committed to provide 4 affordable on‑site units. Planning staff and commissioners praised the design refinements and outreach and voted to approve with direction to continue coordination on façade materials and elevator overrun details.
- Mandatory discretionary reviews approving infill and two‑unit projects at 3305 Broderick Street and 45620 Seventh Street were granted following staff and RDT support; commissioners noted neighborhood outreach and sensitive massing as justification.
Motions on these items passed with unanimous or near‑unanimous votes recorded in the proceedings.
