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Land Use committee delays ordinance to eliminate production-to-nonresidential impact fees until Dec. 2
Summary
The committee continued an ordinance that would remove certain impact fees for changes of use from production, distribution and repair to other nonresidential uses to allow additional stakeholder meetings; the vote to continue was unanimous.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Land Use & Transportation Committee on Nov. 18 voted unanimously to continue an ordinance that would amend the Planning Code to eliminate certain impact fees for changes of use from production, distribution and repair to other nonresidential uses.
Chair Supervisor Mirna Melgar said the mayor’s office and the Office of Small Business requested more time to meet with stakeholders. “I would like to make a motion to continue this item to the call of the chair to provide the Office of Small Business a little more time to do this,” Melgar said. The committee agreed to continue the item to a specific date of Dec. 2 and recorded a 3–0 vote in favor of the continuance.
The ordinance as introduced affirms the Planning Department’s CEQA environmental determination and includes findings of consistency with the General Plan and Planning Code section 101.1 and the public necessity, convenience, and welfare findings required under Planning Code section 302. Committee staff said items acted on in committee are expected to appear on the full Board agenda on Dec. 3, 2024, unless otherwise noted.
No members of the public spoke during the public-comment period on this agenda item. The continuance preserves the record while staff and the sponsoring offices continue stakeholder outreach and drafting.
