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Board upholds permit for Hometown Creamery mobile food facility at 301 Pine

Board of Appeals, San Francisco City · November 20, 2019
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Summary

The Board of Appeals denied an appeal by the building owner and upheld a conditional MFF permit for San Francisco's Hometown Creamery to operate a VW ice-cream truck at 301 Pine. The board found the Earth Bar restaurant area was more than 75 feet from the proposed spot and dismissed the owner’s proximity objection; appeal denied 3-0.

The San Francisco Board of Appeals denied an appeal from the property owner and upheld a mobile food facility permit for a vintage VW ice-cream bus operated by San Francisco’s Hometown Creamery to operate at 301 Pine Street on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The building owner, Empire Group, represented by counsel, argued the MFF violated the city’s 75-foot radius rule because the truck would park within 75 feet of Earth Bar, a food service area the owner said…

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