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At‑a‑glance: Board of Appeals votes and procedural moves from June 12, 2019 meeting

San Francisco Board of Appeals · June 12, 2019
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Summary

The board adopted minutes, granted a continuance on a Laguna Street wireless appeal, denied a rehearing on a Twentieth Street excavation permit, and continued two Grattan Street appeals to July 17 for further departmental review.

Key formal actions taken by the San Francisco Board of Appeals at its June 12, 2019 meeting:

• Continuance — Appeal 19‑033 (2035 Laguna Street): Parties requested and the board moved the item to Sept. 11, 2019; motion carried 4–0.

• Adoption — Minutes of May 22, 2019: Commissioner Rachel Tanner moved to adopt the minutes; motion carried 4–0.

• Rehearing denied — Appeal 19‑020 (3751–3753 Twentieth Street): The rehearing request was denied on the grounds there were no new material facts or manifest injustice; motion by Commissioner Daryl Honda carried 4–0.

• Continued — Appeals 19‑036 and 19‑037 (2 Grattan Street): After extended testimony and questions about plan versions, equipment placement and the planning department’s review, the board continued the appeals to July 17, 2019 to allow Planning and Public Works staff to verify records and clarify the record; motion carried (unanimous among commissioners present).

Each party and public commenter will have time to speak at the continued session; the board asked staff to supply relevant documents where available.