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Board of Appeals upholds notice of violation for Mira Loma property, denies appeal
Summary
The San Francisco Board of Appeals on Nov. 9 denied an appeal by the owner of 121 Mira Loma Drive, upholding a planning notice of violation and confirming an administrative time‑and‑materials charge that staff lists at roughly $1,270; the board found Planning staff’s timeline and site visits supported enforcement.
Board President Daryl Honda and a 4–0 majority of the San Francisco Board of Appeals on Nov. 9 denied an appeal of a notice of violation tied to a single‑family property at 121 Mira Loma Drive, concluding the zoning administrator had not erred in enforcement or in assessing recoverable time and materials.
The appellants sought to overturn a notice issued Aug. 17, 2016 alleging the property was being used in a way that exceeded accessory‑use limits for an RH1D single‑family district — specifically, storage of equipment and employees arriving to pick up materials for an electrical contracting business. The appellant and a representative told the board they had repeatedly called and e‑mailed Planning staff and said they were not getting timely…
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