Board Deadlocks on Procedural Challenge to 3828 Cesar Chavez Permit; Permit Stands by Default
The board split 2-2 on whether to deny a permit that Planning said was issued without required block‑book notice; because three votes are required to overturn a department action with a vacancy, the permit remained upheld by default.
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A procedural dispute over whether a permit had been issued without required neighborhood notification left the San Francisco Board of Appeals deadlocked on Jan. 28, and by board rule the departmental determination remained in effect.
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