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Committee recommends planning‑code changes to allow neighborhood‑serving social services in Chinatown

San Francisco Board of Supervisors Land Use and Transportation Committee · October 4, 2021
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Summary

The committee voted 3‑0 to forward an ordinance that would allow neighborhood‑serving social service and philanthropic facility uses with conditional use authorization in parts of the Chinatown Mixed Use Special Use District and clarify nonconforming use reestablishment rules.

Item 3 amends the planning code to allow neighborhood‑serving social service and philanthropic facility uses in the Chinatown Mixed Use Special Use District with conditional use authorization, to clarify rules on reestablishing nonconforming uses and use‑size limits, and to exempt certain institutional community uses and legacy restaurants. Supervisor Paskin noted the item had been continued and amended previously and asked the committee to forward it again after public review.

There were no callers for this item. After a brief discussion, Supervisor Peskin moved to send the item to the full Board with a positive recommendation; the committee recorded three ayes and the motion passed.

The ordinance will proceed to the Board docket for further consideration.