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Neighbors press commission to rescind permit for group‑housing conversion at 1731 Fifteenth Street

San Francisco Planning Commission · September 15, 2011
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Nearby residents and neighborhood groups urged the Planning Commission to rescind a building permit for 1731 Fifteenth Street, citing procedural notice failures, alleged inaccuracies in sponsor materials and safety concerns for a proposed group housing use; staff said the matter is under appeal to the Board of Appeals and that group housing is a distinct use category under current code.

A long public comment block focused on 1731 Fifteenth Street, where neighbors and appellants challenged a recent building permit that they say increased occupancy dramatically and was issued without neighborhood notification. Appellants argued the project would house large numbers of people leaving prison or in transitional programs, raise safety and quality‑of‑life…

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