As I'll show in a bit, almost all of these lots will never have any housing on them.
If you’re concerned about the discrepancy, please ask him to respond to my data request 🙂
CIE ~= churches + schools
Open Space = parks that are zoned RH-1. There's a few!
The BOS says they want to bulldoze these areas for affordable housing.
These two areas we'll clearly never build in make up 60%+ of the proposal.
sfchronicle.com/politics/artic…
Special thanks to @sbuss for sharing his code that's the basis of this analysis!
qwhelan.github.io/sf_bos_sfh/
Apparently it has “sophisticated odor control”
If you're not convinced that this proposal is a sham, well, I've got 200+ parcels left for you.
This proposal very effectively targets a large fraction of the open space in this neighborhood.
You may know it as a literal street called Presidio Terrace. The SFBOS knows it as several of the 216 best spots for affordable housing in SF.
If only they had known when they voted to return it to the HOA in late 2017
The SF BOS, in their infinite wisdom, has decided that every other privately owned street in SF is also prime teacher housing real estate.
I know you don't believe me, so I'm going to list them all
Habitat Terrace
Buckingham Way
Blair Terrace
Lincoln Ct
Circular Ave
Auto Drive + Unnamed Road
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This is not a good-faith proposal.
They focus on treating abused women with alcohol and drug addiction.
Everybody say "bye sisters!"
Never mind that they're living there.
- Started with 216 (or 217) parcels
- Ruled out 116 for being literal schools and parks.
- That gives 100 parcels
- I just listed ~40 parcels that would be totally bonkers and/or illegal to build upon
- We're down to ***~60 left (~25%)***
How many affordable housing units do you think we can build here, on St. Francis Wood’s fountain?
We all know the actual number built will be 0.
Again, this right here is 3 of the 216 parcels proposed and will net no new housing.
Not sure if this will make that project come back from the dead, but this is one of the few realistic sites I've found.
It's clearly a backyard for the house next door, who is paying 1970s property taxes on this second lot.
And yet it's counted as one of the 216.
No, not the flat-ish area on the peak, that's too sensible.
We're going to build it on the ~steeper~ hillside beneath the road.
h/t @MikeSchiraldi
Why? Because it's District 3 and @AaronPeskin strikes again
It'd have an incredible view if it weren't illegal under multiple environmental laws.
Which leaves the following options:
- they don't have the competence to look
- they did it for a rhetorical victory and don't actually care about the intended goal
For the low, low price of eliminating the J and K/T Muni lines (they really, really need the attached depot), we can have a smidgen of affordable housing!
Here's Lake Merced Heights. The slice of the neighboring golf course could make this workable
The section of golf course is another of the handful of good sites proposed.
Parcel 7380/039
However, from a parcel level, it's the only part that matters, as this is the only part of the BOS bill that's plausibly better than the mayor's version.
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