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Planning Department reports TDIF amendment, landmark nomination and possible medical cannabis registration extension
Summary
Planning Department staff told the commission the Board of Supervisors advanced a Transit Development Impact Fee administrative amendment, initiated landmarking for First St. John's Methodist Church (1601 Larkin), and is considering extending medical cannabis dispensary registration deadlines to Jan. 1, 2008 for applicants who begin the process by July 1.
In the director's report on June 7, Planning Department staff Anne Marie Rogers summarized recent Board of Supervisors actions and items affecting planning practice.
Rogers said the Board moved a Transit Development Impact Fee (TDIF) administrative-code amendment intended to close loopholes from the 2004 amendments and…
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