Posted May 23, 2020, 6:18 AM
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Join Date: May 2008
Location: Mission Bay, San Francisco
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will post this here too...
Hub plan approved by Planning
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Plan to increase density, height limits in ‘Hub’ area wins key approval
Ida Mojadad
San Francisco planning officials on Thursday granted a key approval for a development plan at Market Street and Van Ness Avenue that could bring more than 15,000 more residents to the area.
The San Francisco Planning Commission unanimously approved the Environmental Impact Report for the 84-acre development plan known as the Hub. Height limits approved for 18 projects where the Western Addition, South of Market, Civic Center and Mission neighborhoods meet are estimated to bring another 8,100 units.
The EIR groups together the Hub Plan and two mixed-use projects at 30 Van Ness Ave., a 45-story building with up to 11 floors of office space, and 98 Franklin St., a 31-story residential building on top of five stories for International High School planned for where a parking lot stands today. ...
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