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Board of Appeals denies rehearing request for 45520 Seventh Street; original permit upheld

San Francisco Board of Appeals · December 13, 2006
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Summary

The Board of Appeals voted 5-0 to deny a rehearing request from appellant Georgia Schutisch concerning the permit revision for 45520 Seventh Street, finding no new evidence that would justify reopening the case.

The San Francisco Board of Appeals voted unanimously to deny a rehearing request from Georgia Schutisch challenging a permit revision for a single-family house at 45520 Seventh Street.

Appellant representative Ashutosh showed photographs and argued there were discrepancies in survey documents and elevations for a neighboring house that were material to context and the board’s earlier review. Permit holder David Bartonwerfer and city staff said the issues raised were previously available and did not constitute new evidence warranting a rehearing.

Commissioners reviewed the record and found the appellant had not presented substantially new material. Commissioner Catherine Albright moved to deny the rehearing; the motion passed 5-0 (President Frank Fung, Vice President Randall Knox, Commissioners Michael Garcia, Catherine Albright and Robert Holland voted aye).

The board’s action leaves the prior permit decision in place. No additional remedies or remands were ordered during the meeting, and staff did not report any outstanding procedural errors that would require further review.