SF Board of Supervisors Land Use and Economic Development Committee Meeting

Agenda [PDF]

Of note:

1. Planning Code - Amending Inclusionary Housing Ordinance to Add NewAlternative in Market and Octavia Plan Area

2. Hearing - Municipal Transportation Agency Regarding Efficiency Improvements to J-Church Light Rail Vehicle Line Service
6. Transportation Code - Car Share Vehicle Parking Restrictions
7. Planning Code - Inner Clement, Outer Clement, and Geary Neighborhood Commercial Controls




			
			
		


					
		
		
	


		




			



		
		

			
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					Trader Joe’s announced last week that it is moving into a new location on Nob Hill, at the southwest corner of California and Hyde streets, where the lease for Cala Foods expires in late December. It’s a dense, transit-rich neighborhood that sits along the California cable car line. Given the popularity of TJ’s four other […]				

					

	








				

		

			

																					
CPMC Hospital Stirs Concern Over Transit, Traffic, Pedestrian Impacts

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