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Commission approves dwelling‑unit merger at 437 Hoffman Ave after declining discretionary review

San Francisco Planning Commission · September 25, 2008
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Summary

The Planning Commission declined discretionary review and the proposed merger of two dwelling units at 437 Hoffman Avenue in Noe Valley was approved as proposed; staff had recommended disapproval citing general‑plan and housing‑supply concerns, while commissioners weighed family retention against zoning criteria.

The San Francisco Planning Commission on Sept. 25 allowed a proposed merger of two dwelling units at 437 Hoffman Avenue to proceed as proposed after the Commission declined to take discretionary review. Planning staff had recommended disapproval, arguing the merger would remove an existing, relatively affordable housing unit and did not meet multiple planning code criteria.

Sharon Light of the Planning Department summarized staff findings, saying the…

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