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Planning Commission moves forward on consent items, office allocation and several discretionary reviews

San Francisco Planning Commission · March 15, 2012
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Summary

The commission continued several cases, approved a consent-item change of use at 2060 Fillmore, allocated office space at 808 Brandon, took discretionary review for a Mallorca Way light-well/stair noise issue, and declined discretionary review for a correction-permit at 550 Jersey.

At the start of the meeting the commission granted continuances for multiple listed calendar items and approved the consent calendar, including a conditional-use authorization for 2060 Fillmore (Item 5). Later in the afternoon the commission unanimously approved an office conversion at 808 Brandon Street (case 2012.0014B), finding the proposal consistent with current zoning and the Eastern Neighborhoods legitimization framework and noting approximately $530,000 in development impact fees tied to the conversion.

On discretionary-review items the commission took action on two neighborhood disputes: it voted to require rubber noise-dampening treads on a newly built light-well stair and asked neighbors and the project sponsor at 31'33 Mallorca Way to work together to resolve residual light/shadow concerns; and after extended argument about permit routing and façade changes the commission declined to take discretionary review on a correction permit at 550 Jersey Street (the motion not to take discretionary review passed 5'to'2). Commissioners discussed process issues and staff explained improvements at DBI and planning to reduce routing errors.

The meeting concluded after a short recess following the Fresh & Easy vote.