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Board upholds tree‑removal permit for Rincon Hill streetscape but bars removal until replacement plan is approved

San Francisco Board of Appeals · June 10, 2015
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Summary

The Board upheld DPW’s permit to remove and replace street trees associated with the 45 Lansing shared‑street Rincon Hill plan, but required that trees not be cut until a planting permit and replacement plan are issued so DPW, Planning, PUC, the developer and residents can finalize species, spacing and lighting measures.

The Board of Appeals on June 10 upheld a Public Works permit to remove a line of trees along Lansing Street to allow a shared‑street/Rincon Hill streetscape as part of the developer Crescent Heights’ 45 Lansing project, but conditioned the decision so removal cannot occur until a replacement plan and planting permit are approved.

Appellants from 18 Lansing, led by Vadim Moss, argued the approved plan would remove evergreen screening that…

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