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General information related to properties at this location.

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Zoning Information

Planning Department Zoning and other regulations.

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Zoning Districts

Height & Bulk Districts

Special Use Districts

Special Sign Regulations

Legislated Setbacks

Cultural Districts

Limited and Nonconforming Uses

Planning Areas

Public Realm and Streetscape Plans

Coastal Zone

Port

Redevelopment Areas

Neighborhood-Specific Impact Fees

In addition to those impact fees that apply throughout the City, the following neighborhood-specific impact fees apply to this particular property:

An overview of Development Impact Fees can be found on the Impact Fees Website

Mayor's Invest in Neighborhoods Initiative Areas

Community Benefit Districts

Other Notices and Regulations

Design Guidelines

Area Specific Design Guidelines

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Citywide Design Guidelines

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Architectural Design Guide for Exterior Treatments of Unreinforced Masonry Buildings during Seismic Retrofit
This design guide should provide guidance on how to maintain the historical character of a building when conducting seismic retrofit.
General information only. Use of this information for specific applications should be determined in each instance by the user and only upon the professional advice of competent experts.

Better Streets Plan
The Better Streets Plan contains guidelines that focus on pedestrian comfort, safety, and the usability of streets as public spaces. They contain pedestrian-oriented guidelines for curb lines, crosswalks, and other street design features to enable generous, usable public spaces.

Commission Guide for Formula Retail
The purpose of this document is to evaluate the appropriateness of each individual formula retail establishment's use, design, and necessity to help preserve the character of the City's neighborhoods.
Aligns with Planning Code Sections 303.1, 703.3, 803.6(c), Article 6, Article 11

Design Guide Standards for Bird-Safe Buildings
These guidelines should be applied to new construction and alterations that require treatment options fo meet the Bird-Safe Building Standards.

Guide to the San Francisco Green Landscaping Ordinance
The guide describes the Green Landscaping Ordinance and helps san Francisco residents and property owners understand the benefits, requirements, and ways to comply with the ordinance. Planning Code; Public Works Code

Guidelines for Adding Garages and Curb Cuts
These guidelines explain the criteria in which new garages and curb cuts are reviewed when installing to an existing or an historic building.

Guidelines for Ground Floor Residential Design
The Ground Floor Residential Design Guidelines (Draft) promote buildings that enhance the pedestrian experience and the livability of dwelling by encouraging the ground floor to contribute to active, safe, and comfortable streets.
Draft Document

Standards for Storefront Transparency
These standards promote a transparent storefront that welcomes customers inside with producets and services on display, discourage crime with more "eyes on the street," reduced energy consumption with use of natural light, and enhances the curb appeal and value of the tsore and the entire neighborhood.
Planning Code Requirements for Commercial Buildings

Standards for Window Replacement
With such a variety of different window shapes, muntin profiles, methods of operation and configurations, windows can alter the appearance of a building or overall neighborhood character. These standards are meant to inform the applicant on these details and provide design standards that allow new or replacement windows to be approved.

Zoning Letters of Determination

Official Zoning Maps

Zoning District Map - ZN1
Height District Map - HT1
Special Use District Map - SU1
Preservation District Map - PD1
Special Sign District Map - SSD1
Special Sign District Map - SSD2

Environmental Information

The sections below list environmental monitoring requirements and general environmental topics related to this property.

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Environmental Monitoring

The following projects on this property require Environmental Monitoring, which may include mitigation measures, improvement measures, and/or conditions related to Director Bulletin No. 2 for clean construction projects. If a project is listed below, the Environmental Monitoring document can be found under More Details. For questions about a project's environmental monitoring requirements contact cpc.environmentalmonitoring@sfgov.org. 

Projects with Monitoring Requirements

CEQA Information

Known environmental issues related to this property are listed below. Under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA), certain types of work on this property may require additional environmental review.

Air Pollutant Exposure Zone

Health Code Article 38

Archeologically Sensitive Areas

Cortese List – State Database of Hazardous Sites

California Government Code Section 65962.5

Flooding: 100-Year Storm Flood Risk Zone (Stormwater)

Flooding: FEMA FIRM Flood Hazards (Coastal)

Flooding: Sea Level Rise

Maher Ordinance and Article 31

Health Code Article 22A and 31

Seismic Hazard – Landslide

Seismic Hazard – Liquefaction

Serpentine Rock

Slopes of 25% or Greater

Slope Protection Areas - San Francisco Building Code

Historic Preservation

Historic preservation surveys and evaluations. The Historic Resource status shown on this page is tentative, to confirm the status of your property please speak to a Preservation Technical Specialist. Tel: 628.652.7300; Email: pic@sfgov.org. For a glossary of terms, visit the Help section of this site.

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Historic Evaluation

National Register of Historic Places

California Register of Historical Resources

Article 10 Designated Historic Districts and Landmarks

Article 11 Preservation Designation

Mills Act

Properties with Mills Act approval.

Legacy Business Registry

Historic Resource Evaluation Responses

Evaluations for the Purposes of CEQA - These evaluations do not result in the automatic listing or designation of any property within the project area.

Historic Resource Assessments

Historic Resource Reviews

Historic and Cultural Resource Surveys

SF Survey

The San Francisco Citywide Cultural Resources Survey (SF Survey) is underway. SF Survey is a multi-year effort to identify and document places and resources of cultural, historical, and architectural importance to San Francisco's diverse communities. As a part of this effort, staff have been auditing past survey findings to ensure accuracy. To learn more, please visit https://sfplanning.org/sfsurvey .

Past Surveys

Historic Context Statements

The mention of a property in a historic context statement does not mean it is a Category A, Historic Resource Present. A formal evaluation must be conducted using the document's evaluative framework.

Architecture

Planning Applications

Permits are required in San Francisco to operate a business or to perform construction activity. The Planning Department reviews most applications for these permits to ensure that the projects comply with the Planning Code . The 'Project' is the activity being proposed. For a glossary of terms, visit Planning Code section 102 , or the Help section of this site.

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Planning Application 2020-000450ENV is not associated with any valid parcels so cannot be mapped or linked to other parcel or property information. All other sections (Property, Zoning Information, Historic Preservation, etc. will remain empty).

Record ID:

2020-000450ENV

Planner:

Planning counter Tel: 628.652.7300

Record Type:

Environmental (ENV)

Opened:

2020-01-10

Name:

SFPUC - Verizon - WTS Executive Directive

Description:

This Directive concerns the installation of distributed antenna system ("DAS") facilities on streetlight poles owned by the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission ("SFPUC"). The SFPUC owns some 25,000 streetlight poles that have been installed in the public right-of-way in the City and County of San Francisco; approximately 18,000 of those streetlight poles use the SFPUC's standard cobra-head design. This Directive establishes standards that will ensure that using SFPUC cobra head streetlight poles for DAS facilities will not interrupt streetlight operations or endanger the public health, safety, or welfare. Upon the effective date of this Directive, and for a period to twelve months thereafter, SFPUC Power Enterprise may issue licenses to Verizon to install up to 150 DAS facilities on the SFPUC-owned cobra-head streetlight poles identified in Appendix B of the Executive Directive. At the request of Verizon, Power Enterprise may allow Verizon to use a streetlight pole within 3 feet of an identified streetlight pole if Power Enterprise determines that the previously identified pole is unsuitable for use to install a DAS facility. The posting of the Executive Directive for the project on January 22, 2020 advises the public that the exemption determination may be appealed on the Board of Supervisors as provided in Section 31.16(e)(2)(B) of Chapter 31 of the Administrative Code within 30 days after the first date of posting of the notice.

Status:

Closed - CEQA Clearance Issued

Further Information: