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Committee approves temporary amnesty for unpermitted awnings, sends ordinance to full board
Summary
Supervisors approved a temporary program to legalize unpermitted awnings, streamline applications and waive fees; the committee recorded unanimous support and forwarded the item to the full Board.
The committee advanced an ordinance that creates a temporary amnesty program for unpermitted awnings. The proposal streamlines the application process, waives applicable fees and confers legal nonconforming status for awnings and signs that do not comply with the planning code.
President Peskin said the committee had reviewed the measure previously and that two minor amendments were being taken to avoid delays to implementation. There was no public opposition in the chamber and no callers on the remote queue for the item; the committee recorded unanimous ayes and sent the amended ordinance to the full board with a committee report.
Next steps: The item will proceed to the full Board for final consideration.
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