Wednesday 14 November 2012

San Francisco Real Estate

San Francisco Real Estate

Home to Slim's, Beatbox and the DNA lounge, current zoning along Western SoMa's 11th Street Corridor between Folsom and Harrison doesn’t actually allow for nighttime entertainment as a permitted use, the clubs operate as legal nonconforming establishments.As proposed, the Western SoMa Plan would rezone the 11th Street Corridor and the surrounding area as WMUG (Western SoMA Mixed Use – General), maintaining the prohibition on new entertainment venues while permitting housing and a broad range of small-to-moderate scale commercial activities.While the Planning Department continues to back the proposed plan, this week the Planning Commission will be presented with a few alternate approaches for zoning the corridor, including an option which would allow new clubs to open while creating buffer zones for new housing.And speaking of new housing, as a number of plugged-in readers quickly noted, a core tenet of the proposed Western SoMa Plan is to "discourage housing production that is not in scale with the existing neighborhood pattern," a plan which will restrict the vast majority of new buildings in the centrally located neighborhood to heights of under 55 feet.

San Francisco Real Estate

San Francisco Real Estate

San Francisco Real Estate

San Francisco Real Estate

San Francisco Real Estate

San Francisco Real Estate

San Francisco Real Estate

San Francisco Real Estate

San Francisco Real Estate




No comments:

Post a Comment