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San Francisco Board of Appeals issues rulings on permits and tobacco suspensions; several matters continued
Summary
The Board of Appeals on Jan. 23, 2008 issued a series of rulings: it overruled one revocation with payment conditions, granted an India Basin neighborhood appeal that removed a building permit from its jurisdiction, denied a rehearing request, adopted amended findings on a variance, continued an unlawful-demolition matter, and upheld or adjusted tobacco-sales suspensions for two retailers.
The San Francisco Board of Appeals on Jan. 23 resolved multiple permit disputes and enforcement cases, while continuing at least one high-stakes demolition matter for further review.
The board overruled the Department of Police revocation of Sandra Lane’s antique-shop permit (Muzzy’s Attic) on the condition that she pay outstanding fees to the Treasurer-Tax-Collector and submit proof to the Permit Bureau at 850 Bryant. Commissioner Knox recused himself from that vote; the motion carried 4–0 with Knox recorded as recused.
On a contested matter affecting India Basin, the board granted an appeal filed by the India Basin Neighborhood Association challenging a building permit for 845–855 Hudson Ave. City attorneys and planning staff told the board that interim controls had been reenacted after the permit was issued and that the property now requires conditional-use authorization, which lies…
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