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Hearing of persons interested in or objecting to the decision of the Planning Department dated September 23, 2005, Case No. 2005.0796E, exempting from environmental review a Board of Supervisors proposed ordinance (Board File No. 051453) amending San Francisco Planning Code Sections 151, 151.1, 154, 155, 155.5, 166, and 167. The proposed legislation would amend Section 151 to set no minimum number of off-street parking spaces per dwelling unit and to provide that a maximum of one parking space per two dwelling units may be permitted by conditional use permit in C-3 zoning districts. Section 151.1, to require that, in C-3 zoning districts, the Planning Commission review any request for accessory parking in excess of what is permitted by right. Section 154, to provide that there are no minimum area or dimension requirements for off-street parking spaces in C-3 zoning districts, except for the off-street parking spaces designated for persons with disabilities. Section 155, to require below grade off-street parking in C-3 zoning district, set forth the width of openings in any single development for access to off-street parking, and prohibit sidewalk narrowings for porte cocheres to accommodate passenger loading and unloading. Section 155.5, to require a minimum number of bicycle parking spaces in dwelling units in C-3 zoning districts. Section 166, to require that, in C-3 zoning districts, newly constructed buildings that contain residential uses have a minimum number of off-street car-share parking spaces. Section 167, to provide that in C-3 zoning districts, the costs of off-street parking spaces accessory to residential uses in new structures of 10 dwelling units or more must be leased or sold separately from the rent or purchase fees for the dwelling units, subject to an exception by the Planning Commission for affordable housing projects where parking and housing costs must be bundled together. (Appellants: Wade Randlett on behalf of SFSOS, J. Timothy Falvey on behalf of Union Square Association and Katherine Mattes on behalf of BOMA-SF.)
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