All decisions
84 Board decisions about Subdivision Code, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Supervisors continue amending the proposed citywide Subdivision Code, including rules for converting rental units to condominiums, before final passage.
- Subdivision Code ordinance passed for second reading as amended, applying citywide to how land is divided for development.
- Committee recommendation for a new citywide Subdivision Code was taken up out of order and temporarily postponed.
- City Attorney was asked to draft an amendment deleting subsection 5 of Section 1385 of the Subdivision Code.
- An amendment to the Subdivision Code, various sections, is under consideration; its outcome appears on the next page.
- Resolution adopting a final negative declaration finding that amending the Subdivision Code will have no significant environmental impact.
- Ordinance amending the city's Subdivision Code passed on first reading as amended.
- Ordinance amending the Subdivision Code is before the Board; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Proposed annual limit on conversions under the Subdivision Code was referred to the Planning, Housing and Development Committee.
- Renne's proposal creating an exception for tenant-initiated conversions in the Subdivision Code was referred to committee.
- A proposed change to the Subdivision Code would define and exempt tenant-initiated apartment conversions from certain limits.
- The Board tabled an ordinance changing in-lieu payments for converted units under the Subdivision Code, based on actual sales prices.
- Supervisor Walker's proposal to amend the Subdivision Code to match state map law was referred to committee.
- Supervisor Walker asked the City Attorney to draft Subdivision Code changes limiting mortgage costs and letting any tenant appeal.
- Supervisor Kennedy's proposal to prioritize the annual limit on conversions in the Subdivision Code was referred to committee.
- Ordinance changing the Subdivision Code on condominium conversions and tenant protections was called out of committee for the January 25 Board meeting.
- Resolution finding no significant environmental impact from the Subdivision Code amendment was called out of committee for the January 25 meeting.
- Supervisors continued to February 1, 1982 a resolution finding no significant environmental impact from the Subdivision Code amendment.
- Supervisors continued to February 1, 1982 proposed changes to the Subdivision Code governing condominium and cooperative conversions and tenant protections.
- Board adopted a negative declaration finding the Subdivision Code amendment would have no significant environmental impact.
- Supervisor Silver moved second reading of an ordinance changing Subdivision Code rules on condominium conversions, tenants and low-income resales.
- Subdivision Code amended to protect and expand low and moderate income housing; finally passed 8-2.
- A proposed change to the Subdivision Code's definitions of low and moderate income was referred to the Planning, Housing and Development Committee.
- Supervisor Silver's proposal to conform the Subdivision Code to rent stabilization rules was referred to the Planning, Housing and Development Committee.
- Board finally passed an ordinance exempting tenancy-in-common structures from the annual limit on conversions in the Subdivision Code.
- Board amended a proposed Subdivision Code ordinance changing in lieu payment deadlines from two years to six months after map recordation.
- Supervisor Kennedy asks the City Attorney to draft a moratorium on condominium conversions in the Subdivision Code.
- Board passed on first reading Supervisor Kennedy's ordinance limiting the number of condominium conversions each year under the Subdivision Code.
- Proposed ordinance limiting annual condominium conversions under the Subdivision Code was refused
- Finally passed ordinance limiting conversions each year under the Subdivision Code, becoming Ordinance 598-82.
- Draft ordinance on low and moderate income occupancy in the Subdivision Code was referred to committee.
- Subdivision Code amended to set notice, hearing, appeal and tax-lien rules for tentative and parcel maps.
- Subdivision Code change giving tentative maps vested rights was passed by the Board, as recommended by the City Attorney.
- Subdivision Code changed so approved tentative maps confer vested rights on developers; passed as final ordinance.
- Board passed Supervisor Walker's ordinance changing uses and administration of the Housing Development Fund under the Subdivision Code.
- Draft ordinance changing the Subdivision Code definition of conversion was referred to the Public Works Committee.
- Proposed change to the Subdivision Code definition of conversion; referred to Public Works Committee.
- Subdivision Code amended to allow vesting tentative maps for non-residential subdivisions; finally passed.
- Subdivision Code changed to review low and moderate income unit availability and revise conversion rules; ordinance finally passed.
- Proposed Subdivision Code changes on condominium conversions, sponsored by Kennedy and Hsieh, were continued for later consideration.
- Ordinance creating a 1990 tenant home ownership program under the Subdivision Code; its vote continues on the next page.
- Supervisor Bierman asks the City Attorney to draft a Subdivision Code rule limiting non-rental use of rental units.
- Ordinance amending the Subdivision Code was continued to June 5, 2000 at Supervisor Bierman's request.
- Ordinance amending the Subdivision Code was continued to June 5, 2000 at Supervisor Bierman's request.
- The annual condominium conversion limit in the Subdivision Code was extended for two more years.
- Supervisor McGoldrick proposed amending the Subdivision Code so tenants may also be owners of record; sent to committee.
- Ordinance amending the Subdivision Code so tenants may also own property passed on first reading.
- Proposed ordinance letting tenants also be owners of record under the Subdivision Code passed first reading.
- Subdivision Code changed so tenants may also own their building and tenancies in common are allowed in buildings of seven or more units, retroactive to November 1, 2002, finally passed.
- Subdivision Code fees to cover city costs at Hunters Point Shipyard passed on first reading.
- Subdivision Code fees to recover Hunters Point Shipyard implementation costs were finally passed.
- Ordinance proposed to adopt new Subdivision Code fees for maps, condominium conversions and lot mergers, with yearly CPI adjustment.
- Daly proposed a moratorium on condominium conversions by amending the Subdivision Code; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Supervisor Dufty's ordinance adopting new Subdivision Code fees for maps and lot actions passed first reading.
- Proposed change to subdivision fees under Subdivision Code section 1315; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- New fees to cover city costs of subdividing land at Hunters Point.
- Fees for subdividing land proposed to change.
- Proposed new Subdivision Code fees for air space, lot and condominium maps passed on first reading.
- Proposed ordinance would set new Subdivision Code fees for maps, lot mergers and other mapping actions, adjusted yearly by consumer price index.
- Condominium conversion is now prohibited for buildings where specified evictions occurred, under a Subdivision Code amendment passed 7-3.
- Proposed ordinance would widen the Subdivision Code definition of conversion to cover certain air space subdivisions of residential structures; sent to committee.
- Supervisors passed on first reading, as amended, an ordinance changing Subdivision Code notice and appeal procedures and adding a processing fee.
- Supervisor McGoldrick proposed an ordinance updating Subdivision Code rules for below market rate units in condominium conversions.
- Supervisor Peskin's proposal to expand the Subdivision Code definition of conversion to some air space subdivisions passed first reading.
- Air space splits of flats now count as conversions
- Board passed an ordinance expanding the Subdivision Code's definition of conversion to cover certain air space subdivisions of existing homes.
- Subdivision Code changes to notice, appeal and review fee rules passed first reading as amended.
- Proposed Subdivision Code rules for the Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island project were referred to the Planning Department and assigned to committee.
- Treasure Island development agreement finally passed
- New city fee for setting survey monuments approved.
- Ordinance adding a fee to set survey monuments under the Subdivision Code passed on first reading.
- Alternative to below-market housing rule for some condo conversions renewed.
- New subdivisions to carry communications lines to each parcel, referred
- Subdivisions must provide communications lines to each parcel, first reading
- New subdivided lots must get communications lines, approved
- Subdivisions to provide communications lines to each parcel
- Transfer subdivision maps carrying no development rights sent to committee
- Transfer subdivision maps allowed, passed on first reading
- Land-split maps for sales or loans only
- Transfer subdivision maps for financing only, proposed
- Below market rate condominium resale rules sent to committee
- Resale rules for below-market condominiums pass a first vote
- New resale and inheritance rules for below-market condos approved
- Resale rules for below-market condominiums finally passed