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Transit Center District Plan

A law in 13 Board decisions, Jun–Nov 2012.

13Board decisions about it
Jun–Nov 2012first and last decision

In short

  • 12 Jun 2012
    Mayor, Kim and Olague proposed Transit Center District Plan planning code changes and fees; sent to Land Use committee.

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PeoplePlacesJane Kimproposed 1Market Stnamed in 1Mission Stnamed in 1Transit Center District Plan

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  • Market Stnamed in 1
  • Mission Stnamed in 1

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Votes · 4 roll calls
yes 41no 0absent 3

4 printed roll calls; 4 were unanimous.

Decisions, by type
ordinance12
motion1
Decisions, by outcome
referred5
passed5
passed first reading3
All 13 decisions · in date order
  • Mayor, Kim and Olague proposed Transit Center District Plan planning code changes and fees; sent to Land Use committee.
  • Zoning map changes for the Transit Center district sent to committee
  • Proposed General Plan amendment adding the Transit Center District Plan to the Downtown Plan; sent to Land Use Committee.
  • Proposed Planning Code changes for the Transit Center District Plan were assigned to the Land Use Committee.
  • Proposed zoning map changes to use and height districts in the Transit Center District Plan area were assigned to committee.
  • Administrative Code changes on Transit Center District Plan monitoring and the interagency committee's role passed on first reading.
    24 Jul 2012passed first readingBoard minutes 2012, p. 9 ↗
  • Transit Center District Plan code changes passed on first reading
    24 Jul 2012passed first readingBoard minutes 2012, p. 549 ↗
  • Planning Code changes for the Transit Center District Plan, including new open space and transportation fees, passed on first reading.
    24 Jul 2012passed first readingBoard minutes 2012, p. 9 ↗
  • Zoning maps for the Transit Center District Plan area were revised and the New Montgomery-Mission-Second Street district expanded; the ordinance passed.
  • Administrative Code amended to set Transit Center District Plan monitoring and the interagency committee's role; passed.
  • Supervisors passed the Transit Center District Plan, adding planning rules, open space and transportation fees, and expanding the New Montgomery-Mission-Second Street Conservation District.
  • Zoning maps revised for the Transit Center District Plan area, placing properties in a new C-3-0(SD) special use district; passed.

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