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Castro Street district

Named in the records1931–2014

21 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1931–2014: 7 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 14 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Named in the records
Records
21: 7 Board decisions, 14 facts from city reports
Years
1931–2014

What the records say

All 21 records, in date order. The one-line summaries were written by a language model from the printed page; open the page to check the wording.

WhenWhat the record saysOutcomeSource
1931-05-04The Castro Street district owners' appeal resolution repealedresolutionBoard decision
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1986Castro Street NC-2 district · other: Rear yards provided at second story and each succeeding story, and at first story if it contains a dwelling unitmeasureCity report: Neighborhood commercial rezoning : proposal for adoption
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1986Castro Street Neighborhood Commercial District · other: situated in Eureka Valley, close to the geographic center of San FranciscositeCity report: Neighborhood commercial rezoning : proposal for adoption
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1987Castro Street neighborhood commercial district · other: Conditional Use authorization required for housing demolition on all floorsmeasureCity report: Neighborhood commercial rezoning : economic impact assessment
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1987Castro Street District · other: Existing zoning C-2, except 18th Street east of Hartford zoned RC-1measureCity report: Neighborhood commercial rezoning : economic impact assessment
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1987Castro Street District · other: Existing maximum floor area ratio 3.6 to 1measureCity report: Neighborhood commercial rezoning : economic impact assessment
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1987Castro Street District · other: Proposed maximum floor area ratio 2.5 to 1measureCity report: Neighborhood commercial rezoning : economic impact assessment
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1987Castro Street District · other: Conditional Use authorization required for all development on lots of 5000 square feet or moremeasureCity report: Neighborhood commercial rezoning : economic impact assessment
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1987Castro Street District · other: Conditional Use authorization required for non-residential development with use size of 2500 square feet or moremeasureCity report: Neighborhood commercial rezoning : economic impact assessment
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1987Castro Street District · other: Proposed zoning prohibits new bars, full service restaurants, fast food and take-out food outlets permitted by right under C-2measureCity report: Neighborhood commercial rezoning : economic impact assessment
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1987Castro Street District · other: Adult entertainment and financial service institutions require Conditional Use authorization at ground floor, prohibited abovemeasureCity report: Neighborhood commercial rezoning : economic impact assessment
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1987Castro Street neighborhood commercial district · other: 1 unit per 600 sq ft of lot area under proposed controlsmeasureCity report: Neighborhood commercial rezoning : economic impact assessment
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1987Castro Street district physical development estimates · other: increase of 300 sq ft in retail space under proposed zoningfindingCity report: Neighborhood commercial rezoning : economic impact assessment
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1987Castro Street district physical development estimates · other: increase of 600 sq ft in eating and drinking space under existing zoningfindingCity report: Neighborhood commercial rezoning : economic impact assessment
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1987Castro Street district economic impacts · finding: significant upward pressure on commercial rents if demand keeps increasingfindingCity report: Neighborhood commercial rezoning : economic impact assessment
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2000Board adopted a resolution extending the Planning Commission's deadline on Castro Street district planning rules.passedBoard decision
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2000-05-01Leno and Newsom proposed use-size limits and shorter abandonment periods in the Castro Street district; sent to Transportation and Land Use Committee.referredBoard decision
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2000-07-17Supervisors Leno and Newsom proposed tighter size and use limits in the Castro Street district; the ordinance was sent to committee.referredBoard decision
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2014-01-07Resolution for a 30-day extension of Planning Commission review of in-law units in the Castro Street district was referred to the next Board meeting.referredBoard decision
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2014-04-08Proposed ordinance would allow in-law units in buildings across the Castro Street district; passed on first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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2014-11-04Board adopted interim zoning controls requiring Planning Commission approval for formula retail uses in the Castro Street district for 18 months.passedBoard decision
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