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Board refuses late-jurisdiction request for 1675 Eleventh Avenue, 3–2

San Francisco Board of Appeals · October 24, 2007
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Summary

The board voted 3–2 not to grant jurisdiction over late-filed appeals for permits at 1675 Eleventh Avenue after reviewing 03/11 notice lists and signatures, concluding the department's notice was generally accurate.

The Board of Appeals on Oct. 24 denied a request to take jurisdiction over late appeals related to permits at 1675 Eleventh Avenue. The requestor cited delays and late-filed briefs as a procedural loophole; board members examined the 03/11 mailing lists and supporting declarations. Commissioner Frank Fung, after reviewing mailed notices, concluded the notice had been sent; Commissioner Robert Holland noted only one discrepancy in the addressed list and determined the department’s 03/11 notice was accurate for the prior occupant. Vice President Michael Garcia moved to deny the jurisdiction request and the board voted 3–2 not to grant jurisdiction (four votes required). The board explained that denial means no further appeal on that item will be calendared at this time.