Board designates 22 San Francisco properties as landmarks
On Sept. 1 the Board of Supervisors adopted 22 ordinances adding properties across the city to the planning code's landmark list, including residences, churches, and historic commercial structures; the items were taken together and passed unanimously.
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The Board of Supervisors adopted 22 ordinances on Sept. 1 that amend the planning code to designate multiple properties as landmarks across San Francisco. The package—taken as items 1 through 22—includes private residences, churches and institutional buildings such as the Alexander Adams home (1450 Masonic Ave.), the Mission Congregational Church (3689 19th St.), and the Richard Spreckles mansion/Western Buena Vista Studios.
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