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Committee forwards ordinance to extend PDR preservation pilot, sponsors point to 150 Hooper success
Summary
The Land Use Committee voted to forward an ordinance to the full Board that would remove a sunset on a 2015 pilot preserving production, distribution and repair (PDR) space by requiring one-third of ground floor area remain PDR; sponsors cited the 150 Hooper project as proof of concept.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Land Use Committee on June 4 voted to forward to the full Board an ordinance that would reauthorize a pilot program intended to preserve permanently affordable production, distribution and repair (PDR) space across the city.
Britney Chiquita, a legislative aide in Supervisor Malia Cohen’s office, told the committee the ordinance removes a sunset provision from a 2015 pilot and relies on a cross‑subsidization model in which one‑third of a ground‑floor building must be preserved as PDR while the other two‑thirds can be used for office or institutional space; residential uses are not allowed. "We know that if we don't…
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