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Votes at a glance: San Francisco Planning Commission, May 27, 2010
Summary
A summary of actions: the commission continued several items, approved the 45 Lansing extension and the 888 Brandon office allocation (with conditions), approved small‑scale projects (449–451 Mississippi; 969–971 Union), and continued the Verizon antenna and 3400 Mission items for full hearings.
Key votes and outcomes from the Planning Commission meeting on May 27, 2010:
- Items continued per staff calendar: several cases were continued to later dates, including item 14 (Chapter 31 CEQA notice) to June 24, items 18a/18b to July 8, and item 20 (30 Edith Street) to July 22 (motion passed).
- Item 7 (502 Seventh Street conditional use for ambulance service): Approved on consent (unanimous among present commissioners).
- Item 8 (530 Bush Street Verizon Wireless antennas): Initial motion to approve failed (3‑1). Commission voted to continue the item to June 17, 2010 for a full public hearing with staff present.
- 3400 Mission Street (proposed 7‑Eleven, conditional use): Continued to July 1, 2010 with the public hearing left open to allow outreach between sponsor and neighborhood groups.
- Item 15 (45 Lansing Street extension): Approved a 12‑month extension for the project; sponsor noted interim pollinator meadow stewardship.
- Item 16 (850–870 Brannon / 888 Brandon): Approved office allocation (~138,580 sq ft), removed off‑site parking requirements, and added a condition for sponsor to revisit window profiles to be consistent with historic character; staff added a contingency about potential future jobs‑housing linkage fees based on pending legislation.
- Item 17 (449–451 Mississippi): Commission declined to take discretionary review and approved the variance/replacement deck project.
- Item 19 (969–971 Union): Approved merger of two owner‑occupied units into one.
Several public comments also addressed the Hunters Point/Shipyard FEIR and cultural/archaeological concerns related to the shoreline plan; those items remain subject to ongoing review.
