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If approved, Ordinance 250941 would waive certain impact fees in the Market and Octavia Area.

If approved, Ordinance 250926 would provide tenant protections for demolished buildings. Relocation assistance would be required for affected occupants, with increased assistance for lower-income tenants.

This ordinance would temporarily eliminate property transfer taxes on certain rent-restricted affordable housing and would apply retroactively to property transactions back to April 12, 2024.

This ordinance would require that some Planning Department fees be paid at the time of submittal instead of at issuance.

This ordinance modifies dates for permit expiration during plancheck and also during construction.

This ordinance would allow affordable housing projects to defer payment of administrative fees to the permit issuance.

This ordinance would eliminate local requirements for commercial lighting, rooftop mechanical penthouses, driveway/sidewalk load limits, and the Slope Protection Act. This is part of the PermitSF initiative program.

This ordinance would eliminate limitations on the number of unrelated people living together previously limited to 5 people.

This ordinance would increase heights and densities along major corridors, primarily on the West Side of the City in order to meet State Housing Production goals.

This ordinance would waive certain development impact fees within the Market and Octavia Area Plan Area.

This ordinance is part of the Mayor's PermitSF initiative, intended to streamline permitting and to help small businesses. The ordinance includes various Planning Code changes related to non-retail uses, glazing requirements for storefronts, sign requirements, and impact fees.

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

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

This legislation eliminates the requirement for public art for 100% affordable housing projects in order to make these projects more financially feasible.