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Board grants revised permit in Quinn appeal for North Pointe property
Summary
The San Francisco Board of Appeals granted an appeal and authorized a revised site permit for the property at 2328–2330 North Pointe Street after the parties reached a settlement and submitted amended plans; Planning staff said the revisions comply with code and Building Inspection reminded parties of Title 24 requirements.
The San Francisco Board of Appeals on April 19 granted an appeal related to a renovation permit for 2328–2330 North Pointe Street and conditioned issuance on submission of revised plans reflecting a settlement between the parties. Commissioner Anne Lazarus moved to grant the appeal; the board voted 5–0 in favor.
The permit holder’s counsel, Tom Tunney, told the board the parties had agreed to a revised plan set that reduced the rear extension’s depth, widened portions to the property line, filled an interior light well on the Quinn side and added a sloped fourth‑floor roof with a 10‑foot balcony. Appellant Scott Quinn confirmed he had reviewed the revisions and supported the project as documented in the revised plans.
Corey Teague of the Planning Department said he reviewed the revisions and found they continue to meet Planning Code requirements, noting that infilling the interior light well is a trade‑off that reduces light into the ground‑floor unit but does not make the proposal code‑noncompliant. Senior Building Inspector Joseph Duffy advised that sloped stair headroom must meet an 80‑inch clearance and reminded the parties to comply with Title 24 requirements.
The board’s action accepts the revised plans into the record and directs staff to ensure the permit reflects the parties’ agreement and the noted building‑code conditions.
