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Planning Commission meeting roundup: continuances, consent approvals and public comments
Summary
At its March 8 meeting the Planning Commission continued cases for 721 Beach Street and 147 Andover, approved a Noe Valley restaurant on the consent calendar, adopted draft minutes and heard public comment on Beach Chalet turf proposals.
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The San Francisco Planning Commission on March 8 moved several calendar items, approved a consent item, adopted draft minutes and heard public comment.
The commission voted to continue Item 1 (Case 2011.0189D for 721 Beach Street) to March 22, 2012 and Items 2a and 2b (Case 2011.0304DV for 147 Andover Street) to April 5, 2012 after a motion by Commissioner Moore. Owner and neighborhood representative Robert Cooley urged the commission not to delay 147 Andover, saying the house has created sidewalk access problems, lost parking and detracts from the block’s appearance.
On the consent calendar the commission approved Case 2011.1283C (4028 20th Street) — a conditional use authorization for a small self‑service restaurant doing business as Easy Breeze in Noe Valley — after no public comment. The commission also adopted draft minutes from earlier meetings by roll‑call vote.
General public comment included Catherine Howard (SF Ocean Edge), who urged the commission to consider natural grass rather than artificial turf for the proposed Beach Chalet Athletic Fields in Golden Gate Park and provided an editorial urging grass as the preferred alternative.
Actions recorded in the hearing transcript include the continuance motion (moved by Commissioner Moore; second not specified in the transcript) and the consent approval (moved by Commissioner Antonini). The transcript records roll‑call votes for these actions and the adoption of minutes.
