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Planning commission approves Cultivate Frozen Yogurt on Union Street

San Francisco Planning Commission · October 22, 2009
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Summary

The commission approved a conditional use for Cultivate Frozen Yogurt at 1998 Union Street, a self‑service specialty food use, after neighborhood merchants and the Union Street Association expressed support.

The Planning Commission unanimously approved a conditional use permit for Cultivate Frozen Yogurt at 1998 Union Street on a consent-calendar vote.

Project sponsor Andrew Chun described the self‑service model and community outreach plans, saying the concept emphasizes nondairy and lower-calorie options and partnerships with local schools and nonprofits. Planning staff recommended approval with conditions; speakers from the Union Street merchant community and nearby residents offered letters of support and said the use would help fill a long-standing vacancy.

Commissioners praised the adaptive reuse of equipment from the prior tenant and agreed the proposal fits the objectives for neighborhood-serving retail in the Union Street NCD. The motion to approve passed unanimously by roll call.