The Project proposes construction of a new seven-story-over-basement building with nine new ownership units (eight net new) and demolition of a dilapidated, single-family residence (“SFR”). The SFR has been vacant since at least 2021, likely longer, and was owner-occupied from 1958 until it was vacated. The Project will provide one two-bedroom unit affordable to moderate-income households per the State Density Bonus Law.

Demolish existing parking garage; construct 20-story residential building (212 feet in height) containing 158 dwelling units, including 19 affordable inclusionary units, 81 parking spaces. Utilizing the State Density Bonus law and Planning Code section 206.6, the project seeks a 50% density bonus over the 94 unit base project, with waivers for height, bulk, rear yard, and open space.

Project proposes to develop a new 115-unit 100% affordable senior housing building with 1,200 SF ground floor limited corner commercial use located at the corner of Laguna Street and McAllister Street. Project includes demolition of existing buildings at 870 and 880 McAllister and a portion of adjacent surface parking area. Project includes 80 one-bedroom units and 35 two-bedroom units, to be provided at 60% Area Median Income. The Project utilizes the State Density Bonus to achieve its density and height, along with certain State Density Bonus waivers from development standards that would otherwise physically preclude its development.

Minor modification to Motion No. 20910. The Project proposes reduction in units from 101 to 85, which is a reduction of less than 20% with no change gross floor area. Reduction of bicycle parking from 54 Class 1 spaces reduced to 22 Class 1 spaces, addition of mini balconies along the front and rear facades. Combine two fully separate “Community Kitchens” previously approved into one single “community Kitchen in a larger space. Reduction in number of BMR Units to 9 units.

Major modification to previously approved project: 2015-007816PRJ. Proposed construction of an up to 8-story building with 203 residential units and 1,855 square feet of ground floor commercial. Project is proposed under AB 2011 and the State Density Bonus Law.

12/20/22 Project Application currently placed on hold. Demolition of a single story vacant retail building located at 105 Turk St. and construction of a new 18-story residential building. The project will utilize the State Density bonus program to construct 116 residential units with 4,390 square feet of shared open space.

The proposed project would construct a 115-foot-tall, 11-story building that includes 100 dwelling units and ground floor retail. The Project would utilize the Individually Requested State Density Bonus program to increase residential density, with requests for waivers or concessions/incentives from development standards including rear yard (Section 134), usable open space (Section 135), dwelling unit exposure (Section 140), height (Section 250), and bulk (Section 270).

The proposal is to demolish the existing parking garage structure and construct a 16-story, 165-foot mixed use building. The existing building on the 7,196 sf subject lot was constructed in 1906. The proposed new building would include 120 dwelling units and approximately 700 sf of ground-floor commercial uses along Ellis Street. The project seeks to participate in the individually requested state density bonus program together with the Housing Density (“Cars to Casas”) ordinance. Using the Individually Requested State Density Bonus, the Project is seeking waivers from the following Planning Code requirements: 1) dwelling unit exposure; 2) rear yard;3) height; and 4) usable open space Using the Cars to Casas ordinance, the Project is seeking a waiver from the residential density limit. The Project also requests a conditional use authorization to waive the unit mix requirement.

NEW 8 STORY OVER BASEMENT RESIDENTIAL BUILDING WITH GROUND FLOOR COMMERCIAL ON AN EXISTING VACANT LOT. 23 DWELLING UNITS ARE PROPOSED ON LEVELS 2-8, WITH REQUESTED STATE DENSITY BONUS.

The project would demolish the existing structures and construct an 8-story building with 112 dwelling units. Two units will be reserved for on-site staff and 110 will be 100% affordable, with 25% of the units serving individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Ground floor would include Cultural, Institutional, and Educational space. No car parking is proposed. The project is being reviewed under SB-35 and seeks two concessions and eight waivers under the State Density Bonus. A lot line adjustment is also required (under separate application).

The proposed project will demolish an existing residential building consisting of 4x one-bedroom units and an on-grade parking lot, merging the two lots to construct a new 8-story building (85 feet tall) with 40 dwelling units including 4 replacement one-bedroom units, approximately 1400 square feet of ground-floor retail space, and 30 parking spaces, pursuant to Planning Code Section 206.6 (individually request State Density Bonus). Project relies on three waivers from the Planning Code for: dwelling unit exposure, height, and rear yard, under State Density Bonus Law. The proposed project would also include 46 class 1 bicycle spaces, 6 class 2 bicycle spaces, storage room, and utility space. Levels 1-2 would include 2,330 square of private open space and the rooftop level would include approximately 2,845 square feet of common open space . Conditional Use is required for parking in excess of 0.5 space per unit per Planning Code Section 303(u) and for demolition and replacement of the 4 existing one-bedroom dwelling units per Planning Code Section 317.

This project would construct a nine (9) story multi-family residential building with seventy (70) studio apartments. Each studio apartment includes a full kitchen and bathroom. The building will also include resident support and management areas at the ground floor including offices, community room, and other support areas. The project is being developed under the auspices of SB35 and the City's Individually Requested Density Bonus Program.

The proposed project would demolish the existing 2-story 8,730 square feet (sf) commercial building and construct a 35,090 sf residential building. The project site is located at 468 Turk, on a single 4,695 sf parcel (Block 0336 Lot 006.), in the RC-4 “High Density Residential- Commercial” Zoning District, 80-T Height/Bulk District, “North of Market Special Use District-Subarea 1” and “Uptown Tenderloin Historic District”. The proposed structure would be nine stories high over basement with a height of 86 feet and would include 101 group home units.

Project proposes construction of an 8-Story vertical addition above the existing one-story auto repair garage resulting in a 9-story building with a total of 62,897 square feet of residential use and a 7,253 square foot ground floor retail space located in the basement and on the ground floor. The project also proposes 33 off-street parking spaces and 78 bicycle spaces in the basement level.

REVISED V3: Demolish church (450 O'Farrell) and 474 O'Farrell; Using State Density Bonus Program (Section 206.6), build new up to 17-story, 261 dwelling unit, ground floor commercial, new church site (9,000 sf) (CUA-03) REVISED V2: Demolish church (450 O'Farrell), 474 O'Farrell, 532 Jones. Through PUD (section 304), build new up to 13-story, 316 group housing room, ground floor commercial, new church site (CUA-02) REVISED V1: Demolish church (450 O'Farrell), 474 O'Farrell, 532 Jones. Through PUD (section 304), build new up to 13-story, 176 dwelling unit, 4000sf ground floor commercial, new church site (10000SF) (CUA) ORIGINAL: Fifth Church of Christ Scientist plans to demolish its existing facility and build a new church on the site. In addition, the project includes housing. The proposed project includes a blend of "group occupancy" and dwelling units. Other uses include retail and parking.