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Committee divides 900 Kearny proposal: duplicate file for planning review, sends original to Board

Land Use and Transportation Committee of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors · March 18, 2024
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Summary

Supervisors moved to duplicate and amend a file creating the 900 Kearny Street Special Use District (Chinatown); the committee approved amendments to the duplicate for planning review and forwarded the original unamended file to the Board as a committee report.

The committee considered an ordinance to create a Special Use District at 900 Kearny Street in Chinatown that would permit nonretail professional services and arts activities to help sustain the building’s use.

President Paskin said the SUD had the unanimous recommendation of the Planning Commission and community support from Chinatown leaders. He proposed duplicating the file: the duplicate would be amended to clarify use‑size maximums and returned to planning, while the original file would be sent to the full Board as a committee report for a hearing the following day.

The committee approved an amendment to the duplicated file regarding use‑size clarifications, voted to continue the duplicated file to the call of the chair pending Planning Commission review, and sent the original unamended file to the Board with a committee recommendation. All motions carried with three ayes.

The duplicate file will return to the committee after Planning review; the Board will receive the original file as a committee report.