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Board upholds permit for 45620 Seventh Street despite light/courtyard objections
Summary
The Board of Appeals unanimously upheld a permit for a three‑story replacement at 45620 Seventh Street, finding the proposal conforms to the residential design guidelines and planning staff recommendations despite neighbors’ claims of significant daylight loss.
The San Francisco Board of Appeals on Dec. 10 voted 4–0 to deny an appeal by tenants and neighbors who argued a planned three‑story building at 45620 Seventh Street would block most daylight from a neighboring courtyard and light well.
Lorna Murdoch, an adjacent tenant, said the proposed structure would "take actually up to 95% of my apartment's daylight during the winter solstice"…
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