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If approved, this ordinance would waive certain development impact fees in the Market and Octavia Area.

If approved, this ordinance would allow ADU units to be sold separately as condominiums.

This ordinance allows tourist hotel and motel rooms to be used for Interim Housing for people experiencing homelessness, or at risk of homelessness, without loss of the hotel use classification.

If approved, this ordinance would allow certain Below Market Rate (BMR) units to be resold at higher prices.

If approved, this ordinance would require large supermarkets to provide 6 months notice to their customers and the City before closing.

In the City of San Francisco, obtaining copies of past property permit plans is a lengthy, obnoxious process. Maybe it's time for reform.

If approved, window sizes, materials, design, and operations would no longer be regulated by the Planning Department.

This ordinance reduces fees for office to residential conversions In C-2 and C-3 zones.

This ordinance repeals the Accessible Business Entry Program in San Francisco.

This ordinance allows bars serving beer or wine in the Third Street Alcohol Restricted Use District.

If approved, this ordinance would make changes to the thresholds for sale price and qualifying income for some BMR units.

This ordinance allows Health Service Uses up to 5,000 gsf in the West Portal NCD without conditional use approval.

This ordinance would automatically go into effect if Proposition 33 passes requiring rent control on properties built up to 1994.

If approved, this ordinance would allow non-licensed designers to work on some Assembly, Business, and Mercantile projects.

If approved, this ordinance would allow non-licensed designers to work on some Assembly, Business, and Mercantile projects.

This ordinance would allow new construction projects to include natural gas infrastructure for gas appliances.

This ordinance would require all residential buildings with an elevator to ensure that one operable elevator is available at all times.

This ordinance would expand the opportunities for outdoor events in public spaces in the greater downtown area.

If approved, this ordinance would penalize design professionals for failure to report illegal dwelling units.

If approved, this ordinance would prohibit landlords from using software to set rents or occupancy levels for residential rental units.

If approved, Ordinance 240641 would prohibit Laboratory uses in the UMU Zoning District.