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Board denies two neighbor appeals and upholds 1244 Treat Avenue permit after engineering debate
Summary
After testimony from neighbors, engineers and DBI, the Board of Appeals denied two appeals concerning egress, a long-used tenant laundry, and foundation work at 1244 Treat Avenue and upheld the permit 4–0, while noting remaining coordination and construction controls.
The San Francisco Board of Appeals on March 6 denied two appeals to a permit at 1244 Treat Avenue that would replace foundations and alter interior space, upholding the Department of Building Inspection’s decision by a 4–0 vote.
Neighbors Terrence (Terry) Malley and Dong Su raised several objections: Malley said the project would remove a second means of egress and take away a basement laundry he has used for decades; Su and their engineer raised concerns that the building is legally three attached parcels with…
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