March 7, 2007
Planning Department Special Meeting: Mission Armory Edition
A “plugged in” tipster notes that the San Francisco Planning Department has called a Special Meeting for Thursday. And as best we can tell, it's an “Informational hearing on the occupancy of the Mission Armory by a film production studio (d.b.a. kink.com).”
As our tipster notes, perhaps the meeting has something to do with all the press. Or perhaps the neighborhood activists are suddenly pro-development. In either case, you can watch the fun unfold online (both the meeting and the kink).
∙ SF Planning Department Special Meeting: March 8, 2007 [SFGov]
∙ From (Proposed) Condos To Kink [SocketSite]
∙ SFGTV [SFGov]
∙ QuickLinks: Our Enlightened City Hits The Journal* [SocketSite]
First Published: March 7, 2007 5:00 AM
Comments from "Plugged In" Readers
WOW- considering the use falls under the current zoning, I can't imagine what can be done but speaking of insanity in city hall - did anyone catch the land use committee's resolution to include ALL housing developments in the Affordable Housing Program...Meaning that all projects from a single family home, remodel over 50% and up to multi-unit developments will require Inclusionary Housing, no exceptions.
Very scary, it would mean the end of small construction in the city...I hope everyone wants to live in a highrise!
[Editor's Note: We'll have more on the proposed Affordable Housing legislation tomorrow, but it would not affect single family homes (just projects of 2+ units).]
Posted by: anon at March 7, 2007 8:45 AM
Will we get to see examples of the new tenant's work at this meeting???
Posted by: Anonymous at March 7, 2007 2:36 PM
Yeah or more work on SFRs gets done on the sly with no permits!
Posted by: Anonymous at March 7, 2007 3:11 PM
"the proposed legislation would not affect single family homes"
You might want to double check. According to the sfnewsletter it affects all properties including SFRs!
[Editor’s Note: We did. And it doesn’t.]
Posted by: Anna at March 8, 2007 9:03 AM
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