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Not typically. The Planning Department conducts historic and cultural resource surveys to identify significant properties, but it does not pursue official designation of resources unless requested by the...
Category C are properties determined not to be historical resources or properties for which the city has no information indicating that the property is an historical resource. Properties...
Category B or unknown historic status properties include buildings that require further consultation and review. “Not evaluated” or which have a temporary designation NRSC/CHRSC of 7 while...
Category A or historic resource properties include buildings listed in or formally determined eligible for listing in the California Register of Historical Resources, or listed in an adopted...
Tourists appreciate the history of a place but residents pay the price with an additional review process prior commencing any project. There are three levels of designation of...
Fire Hazard Severity Zones are identified by the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection (CAL FIRE) within Local Responsibility Areas (LRA). Mapping of Very High Fire Hazard...
Based on the degree of the lot’s slope, one may/not build a structure on that property. It’s important to know the degree of that slope...
Construction activities are subject to the Dust Control Ordinance requirements contained in San Francisco Health Code Article 22B and San Francisco Building Code Section 106.A.3.2....