0000015995 00000 n 2. Major Development Agreements and Projects, Historic Preservation Commission Hearings, Zoning Administrator (ZA) Bulletin No. 0000138290 00000 n 8/8/2012, Eff. ARTICLE 1B: PERFORMANCE OF WILD OR EXOTIC ANIMALS FOR PUBLIC ENTERTAINMENT OR AMUSEMENT, ARTICLE 11A: BED BUG INFESTATION PREVENTION, TREATMENT, DISCLOSURE, AND REPORTING, ARTICLE 12B: SOIL BORING AND WELL REGULATIONS, ARTICLE 12C: ALTERNATE WATER SOURCES FOR NON-POTABLE APPLICATIONS, ARTICLE 14: AMBULANCES AND ROUTINE MEDICAL TRANSPORT VEHICLES, ARTICLE 16: REGULATING THE USE OF 'ECONOMIC POISONS', ARTICLE 17: DISPOSAL OF UNCLAIMED PERSONAL PROPERTY AT SAN FRANCISCO GENERAL HOSPITAL, ARTICLE 18: PROVIDING FOR ISSUANCE OF CITATIONS TO VIOLATORS, ARTICLE 19A: REGULATING SMOKING IN EATING ESTABLISHMENTS [SUSPENDED], ARTICLE 19B: REGULATING SMOKING IN SHARED OFFICE WORKPLACE [SUSPENDED], ARTICLE 19C: REGULATING SMOKING IN PUBLIC PLACES AND IN HEALTH, EDUCATIONAL AND CHILD CARE FACILITIES [SUSPENDED], ARTICLE 19D: PROHIBITING CIGARETTE VENDING MACHINES, ARTICLE 19E: PROHIBITING SMOKING IN PLACES OF EMPLOYMENT AND CERTAIN SPORTS ARENAS [SUSPENDED], ARTICLE 19F: PROHIBITING SMOKING IN ENCLOSED AREAS, CERTAIN UNENCLOSED AREAS, AND SPORTS STADIUMS, ARTICLE 19G: ENFORCEMENT OF SMOKING PROHIBITIONS, ARTICLE 19H: PERMITS FOR THE SALE OF TOBACCO, ARTICLE 19I: PROHIBITING SMOKING IN CITY PARK AND RECREATIONAL AREAS AND FARMERS' MARKETS, ARTICLE 19J: PROHIBITING PHARMACIES FROM SELLING TOBACCO PRODUCTS, ARTICLE 19K: PROHIBITING SALES OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS ON PROPERTY OWNED BY OR UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE CITY AND COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCO, ARTICLE 19L: PROHIBITING SMOKING AT CERTAIN OUTDOOR EVENTS, ARTICLE 19M: DISCLOSURE TO PROSPECTIVE RESIDENTIAL TENANTS OF WHETHER A UNIT IS SMOKE FREE OR SMOKING OPTIONAL, AND INFORMING EXISTING RESIDENTIAL TENANTS WHERE SMOKING IS OPTIONAL, ARTICLE 19N: ELECTRONIC CIGARETTES - RESTRICTIONS ON SALE AND USE, ARTICLE 19O: [SMOKELESS TOBACCO - USE PROHIBITED AT ATHLETIC VENUES], ARTICLE 19P: PROHIBITING THE SALE OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS TO PERSONS AGED 18, 19, OR 20, ARTICLE 19Q: PROHIBITING THE SALE OF FLAVORED TOBACCO PRODUCTS, ARTICLE 19R: PROHIBITING THE SALE OF ELECTRONIC CIGARETTES LACKING FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION PREMARKET APPROVAL, ARTICLE 19S: PROHIBITING THE SALE AND DISTRIBUTION OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS IN SAN FRANCISCO, ARTICLE 22A: ANALYZING SOILS FOR HAZARDOUS WASTE, ARTICLE 22B: CONSTRUCTION DUST CONTROL REQUIREMENTS, ARTICLE 23: VIDEO DISPLAY TERMINAL WORKER SAFETY, ARTICLE 24: CHLOROFLUOROCARBON RECOVERY AND RECYCLING, ARTICLE 25: MEDICAL WASTE GENERATOR REGISTRATION, PERMITTING, INSPECTIONS AND FEES, ARTICLE 26: COMPREHENSIVE ENVIRONMENTAL LEAD POISONING INVESTIGATION, MANAGEMENT AND ENFORCEMENT PROGRAM, ARTICLE 27: HEALTH SERVICE SYSTEM AGREEMENT, ARTICLE 28: MEDICAL CANNABIS USER AND PRIMARY CAREGIVER IDENTIFICATION CARDS, ARTICLE 29: LICENSING AND REGULATION OF MASSAGE PRACTITIONERS AND MASSAGE BUSINESSES, ARTICLE 30: REGULATION OF DIESEL BACKUP GENERATORS, ARTICLE 32: DISEASE PREVENTION DEMONSTRATION PROJECT, ARTICLE 34: HEALTHY PRODUCTS, HEALTHY CHILDREN ORDINANCE, ARTICLE 36: CHILD COUGH AND COLD MEDICINE WARNING ORDINANCE, ARTICLE 37: TRANS FAT FREE RESTAURANT PROGRAM ORDINANCE, ARTICLE 38: ENHANCED VENTILATION REQUIRED FOR URBAN INFILL SENSITIVE USE DEVELOPMENTS, ARTICLE 43: SURPLUS MEDICATION REPOSITORY AND DISTRIBUTION, ARTICLE 45: CITY-OPERATED ADULT RESIDENTIAL FACILITY, ARTICLE II: NOMINATION OF ELECTIVE OFFICERS, ARTICLE III: SUBMISSION OF MEASURES TO THE VOTERS, ARTICLE IV: PREPARATION AND FORM OF BALLOTS, ARTICLE V: ELECTION MATERIAL MAILED TO THE VOTERS, ARTICLE VI: BALLOT SIMPLIFICATION COMMITTEE, ARTICLE X: NON-UNITED STATES CITIZEN VOTING IN SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS, ARTICLE XI: VOTE-BY-MAIL IN MUNICIPAL ELECTIONS, ARTICLE XII: OPEN SOURCE VOTING PILOT PROGRAM, ARTICLE 13: IMPLEMENTATION OF CHARTER SECTION 16.107, ARTICLE 14: INCREASED USAGE OF CHILDRENS PLAYGROUNDS, WALKING TRAILS, AND ATHLETIC FIELDS ACT, ARTICLE 1.2: DIMENSIONS, AREAS, AND OPEN SPACES, ARTICLE 1.5: TRANSPORTATION, OFF-STREET PARKING, AND LOADING, ARTICLE 4: DEVELOPMENT IMPACT FEES AND PROJECT REQUIREMENTS THAT AUTHORIZE THE PAYMENT OF IN-LIEU FEES, ARTICLE 7: NEIGHBORHOOD COMMERCIAL DISTRICTS, ARTICLE 10: PRESERVATION OF HISTORICAL ARCHITECTURAL AND AESTHETIC LANDMARKS, ARTICLE 11: PRESERVATION OF BUILDINGS AND DISTRICTS OF ARCHITECTURAL, HISTORICAL, AND AESTHETIC IMPORTANCE IN THE C-3 DISTRICTS, ARTICLE 1.1: REGULATING THE USE OF VEHICLES FOR HUMAN HABITATION, ARTICLE 1.2 DISCRIMINATION IN HOUSING AGAINST FAMILIES WITH MINOR CHILDREN, ARTICLE 1.3: TEMPORARY MORATORIUM ON RENTAL INCREASES RENT ROLLBACK BASED UPON APRIL 15, 1979, RENTAL RATES AND REFUNDING ANY RENT INCREASES, ARTICLE 1.5: DISPLAY OF LIFE AND PROPERTY CONSERVATION DECALS, ARTICLE 9: MISCELLANEOUS CONDUCT REGULATIONS, ARTICLE 9.5: PROHIBITING OF PROFESSIONAL STRIKEBREAKERS, ARTICLE 9.6: REGULATIONS FOR SOLICITATION FOR CHARITABLE PURPOSES, ARTICLE 10.1: REGULATING EXPOSURE OF PHOTOGRAPHS, CARTOONS OR DRAWINGS ON NEWSRACKS, ARTICLE 10.2: REGULATION OF COMPUTER RENTAL BUSINESSES, ARTICLE 11.1: COMMERCIAL DISPLAY OF DEAD HUMAN BODIES, ARTICLE 11.2: REGULATIONS FOR ADULT THEATERS AND ADULT BOOKSTORES PERMIT AND LICENSE PROVISIONS, ARTICLE 13: MISCELLANEOUS REGULATIONS FOR PROFESSIONS AND TRADES, ARTICLE 13.1: JUNK DEALERS - PERMIT AND REGULATION, ARTICLE 13.2 BICYCLE MESSENGER BUSINESSES, ARTICLE 13.4: REDUCING RENTAL-CAR BURGLARIES, ARTICLE 15.1: ENTERTAINMENT REGULATIONS PERMIT AND LICENSE PROVISIONS, ARTICLE 15.2: ENTERTAINMENT REGULATIONS FOR EXTENDED-HOURS PREMISES, ARTICLE 15.3: PROHIBITING NUDE PERFORMERS, WAITERS AND WAITRESSES, ARTICLE 15.5: NUDE MODELS IN PUBLIC PHOTOGRAPHY STUDIOS, ARTICLE 17: MISCELLANEOUS LICENSE REGULATIONS, ARTICLE 17.1: REGULATIONS FOR FORTUNETELLING; PERMIT AND LICENSE PROVISIONS, ARTICLE 18: SAN FRANCISCO POLICE PISTOL RANGE, ARTICLE 19: DISPOSAL OF UNCLAIMED PROPERTY, ARTICLE 20: REPRODUCING AND FURNISHING REPORTS, ARTICLE 21: BAN ON PUBLIC USE OF GAS-POWERED LANDSCAPING EQUIPMENT, ARTICLE 22: CITATIONS FOR VIOLATIONS OF CERTAIN PROVISIONS OF THE HEALTH CODE AND POLICE CODE, ARTICLE 25: REGULATIONS FOR PRIVATE PROTECTION AND SECURITY SERVICES*, ARTICLE 26: REGULATIONS FOR PUBLIC BATH HOUSES, ARTICLE 27: REGULATIONS FOR MORTGAGE MODIFICATION CONSULTANTS, ARTICLE 28: REGULATIONS FOR PAWNBROKERS PERMIT AND LICENSE PROVISIONS, ARTICLE 31: REGULATIONS FOR TEMPORARY HELIPORTS AND PERMIT PROVISIONS, ARTICLE 32: REGULATIONS FOR CONDUCTING BINGO GAMES, ARTICLE 32A: REGULATIONS FOR CONDUCTING POKER GAMES, ARTICLE 33: PROHIBITING DISCRIMINATION BASED ON RACE, COLOR, ANCESTRY, NATIONAL ORIGIN, PLACE OF BIRTH, SEX, AGE, RELIGION, CREED, DISABILITY, SEXUAL ORIENTATION, GENDER IDENTITY, WEIGHT, OR HEIGHT, ARTICLE 33A: PROHIBITION OF EMPLOYER INTERFERENCE WITH EMPLOYEE RELATIONSHIPS AND ACTIVITIES AND REGULATIONS OF EMPLOYER DRUG TESTING OF EMPLOYEES, ARTICLE 33B: PROHIBITION AGAINST DISCRIMINATION BY CLUBS OR ORGANIZATIONS WHICH ARE NOT DISTINCTLY PRIVATE, ARTICLE 33E: HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY WORKER RETENTION, ARTICLE 33F: HOURS AND RETENTION PROTECTIONS FOR FORMULA RETAIL EMPLOYEES, ARTICLE 33G: PREDICTABLE SCHEDULING AND FAIR TREATMENT FOR FORMULA RETAIL EMPLOYEES, ARTICLE 33K: RIGHT TO REEMPLOYMENT FOLLOWING LAYOFF DUE TO COVID-19 PANDEMIC, ARTICLE 33L: PROHIBITING EMPLOYMENT DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF COVID-19 STATUS, ARTICLE 33M: GROCERY STORE, DRUG STORE, RESTAURANT, AND ON-DEMAND DELIVERY SERVICE WORKER PROTECTIONS, ARTICLE 33N: DOMESTIC WORKERS EQUAL ACCESS TO PAID SICK LEAVE, ARTICLE 33O: RESIDENTIAL CONSTRUCTION WAGE THEFT PREVENTION ORDINANCE, ARTICLE 33P: PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY LEAVE, ARTICLE 33Q: PRIVATE SECTOR MILITARY LEAVE PAY, ARTICLE 34: REGULATIONS FOR PHOTOGRAPHERS - PERMIT AND LICENSE PROVISIONS, ARTICLE 36: PROHIBITING THE CARRYING OF A FIREARM WHILE UNDER THE INFLUENCE OF AN ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE OR DRUG, OR POSSESSION OF A FIREARM WHILE UPON PUBLIC PREMISES SELLING OR SERVING ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGES, ARTICLE 36A: [SALE, MANUFACTURE, AND DISTRIBUTION OF FIREARMS AND AMMUNITION; POSSESSION OF HANDGUNS], ARTICLE 36B: STORAGE OF FIREARMS IN MOTOR VEHICLES, ARTICLE 36C: PROHIBITION OF FIREARMS AT PUBLIC GATHERINGS, ARTICLE 36D: GUN VIOLENCE RESTRAINING ORDERS, ARTICLE 37: POLICE EMERGENCY ALARM ORDINANCE, ARTICLE 38: PROHIBITING DISCRIMINATION ON THE BASIS OF AIDS AND ASSOCIATED CONDITIONS, ARTICLE 40: DRUG FREE WORKPLACE ORDINANCE, ARTICLE 41: PROHIBITING THE SALE OR POSSESSION OF REPLICA HYPODERMIC NEEDLES OR SYRINGES, ARTICLE 42: SALE AND DISPLAY OF AEROSOL PAINT CONTAINERS AND MARKER PENS, ARTICLE 42D: SALE AND DISPLAY OF PRODUCTS CONTAINING HYDROFLUORIC ACID, ARTICLE 43: ACCESS TO REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH CARE FACILITIES, ARTICLE 44: CLOSED CAPTIONS ACTIVATION REQUIREMENT ORDINANCE, ARTICLE 45: FIREARMS AND WEAPONS VIOLENCE PREVENTION ORDINANCE, ARTICLE 46: PROHIBITING SELF-SERVICE MERCHANDISING OF TOBACCO PRODUCTS EXCEPT IN PLACES TO WHICH MINORS HAVE NO ACCESS, ARTICLE 49: PROCEDURES FOR CONSIDERING ARRESTS AND CONVICTIONS AND RELATED INFORMATION IN EMPLOYMENT AND HOUSING DECISIONS, ARTICLE 50: CRIMINAL HISTORY IN ADMISSION TO POST-SECONDARY EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS, ARTICLE 51: STORMWATER FLOOD RISK DISCLOSURE, ARTICLE 52: OCCUPANT'S RIGHT TO CHOOSE A COMMUNICATIONS SERVICES PROVIDER, ARTICLE 53: REGULATION OF THIRD-PARTY FOOD DELIVERY SERVICES, ARTICLE 55: ACCEPTANCE OF CASH BY BRICK-AND-MORTAR BUSINESSES, ARTICLE 7: REDEVELOPMENT AGENCY AUTHORITY, ARTICLE 2.1: PERMIT FEES AND OCCUPANCY ASSESSMENTS, ARTICLE 2.4: EXCAVATION IN THE PUBLIC RIGHT-OF-WAY, ARTICLE 3: REGULATIONS IN REGARD TO WORKING CONDITIONS, ARTICLE 5.2: TABLES AND CHAIRS IN PUBLIC SIDEWALK OR ROADWAY AREAS, ARTICLE 5.3: DISPLAY OF FRUITS AND VEGETABLES OR NONFOOD MERCHANDISE ON PUBLIC SIDEWALKS, ARTICLE 5.5: DISTRIBUTION OF FREE SAMPLE MERCHANDISE ON PUBLIC PROPERTY, ARTICLE 5.6: POSTING OF SIGNS ON CITY-OWNED LAMP POSTS OR UTILITY POLES, ARTICLE 5.7: HANDBILL DISTRIBUTION ON PRIVATE PREMISES; DISPLAY OF BANNERS, ARTICLE 5.8: PERMIT REGULATIONS FOR MOBILE FOOD FACILITIES CONCERNING PRODUCTS FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION, ARTICLE 5.9: PERMIT REGULATIONS FOR VENDORS, ARTICLE 14: UNDERGROUND PIPES, WIRES AND CONDUITS, ARTICLE 17: CONTROL OF DUMPS DISPOSING OF MATERIALS FROM CONSTRUCTION OR DEMOLITION, ARTICLE 19: PUBLIC TELEPHONE BOOTHS ON PUBLIC SIDEWALKS, ARTICLE 20: PROHIBITED BICYCLE ACTIONS AND TRANSACTIONS, ARTICLE 21: RESTRICTION OF USE OF POTABLE WATER FOR SOIL COMPACTION AND DUST CONTROL ACTIVITIES, ARTICLE 23: GRAFFITI REMOVAL AND ABATEMENT, ARTICLE 25: PERSONAL WIRELESS SERVICE FACILITIES, DIVISION 3. Accessory dwelling units (ADU) must meet City requirements that keep buildings safe and neighborhoods livable. (a) Method of Measurement. 303(q) CRITERIA, CHAPTER 29B: CHILD CARE FEASIBILITY STUDY FOR CITY AND CITY-FUNDED PROJECTS, CHAPTER 30: CENTRALIZATION OF WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT, CHAPTER 31: CALIFORNIA ENVIRONMENTAL QUALITY ACT PROCEDURES AND FEES, CHAPTER 32: RESIDENTIAL REHABILITATION LOAN PROGRAM, CHAPTER 33: COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF WOMEN, CHAPTER 33A: LOCAL IMPLEMENTATION OF THE UNITED NATIONS CONVENTION ON THE ELIMINATION OF ALL FORMS OF DISCRIMINATION AGAINST WOMEN (CEDAW)*, CHAPTER 34: NOTIFICATION TO ASSESSOR CONCERNING ZONING RECLASSIFICATIONS OF PROPERTY, CONDITIONAL USE PERMITS AND VARIANCES, CHAPTER 35: RESIDENTIAL, HOTEL, AND PDR COMPATIBILITY AND PROTECTION, CHAPTER 36: COMMUNITY IMPROVEMENTS AREA PLANS AND PROGRAMS, CHAPTER 37: RESIDENTIAL RENT STABILIZATION AND ARBITRATION ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 37A: RENT STABILIZATION AND ARBITRATION FEE, CHAPTER 37C: EVICTION PROTECTIONS FOR COMMERCIAL TENANTS DURING COVID-19 PANDEMIC, CHAPTER 38: COMMERCIAL LANDLORDS; ACCESS IMPROVEMENT OBLIGATIONS AND NOTICE TO SMALL BUSINESS TENANTS REGARDING DISABILITY ACCESS, CHAPTER 39: [RIGHT TO RETURN TO REVITALIZED PUBLIC HOUSING], CHAPTER 40: HOUSING CODE ENFORCEMENT LOAN PROGRAM, CHAPTER 41: RESIDENTIAL HOTEL UNIT CONVERSION AND DEMOLITION, CHAPTER 41A: RESIDENTIAL UNIT CONVERSION AND DEMOLITION, CHAPTER 41B: COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE ACT, CHAPTER 41C: TIME-SHARE CONVERSION ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 41D: RESIDENTIAL HOTEL VISITOR POLICIES, CHAPTER 41E. Divisions (b)(1)(E) and (F) amended; second division (b)(1)(L) added, former division (b)(2)(O) deleted; former divisions (b)(2)(P)-(S) redesignated as divisions (b)(2)(O)-(R); current divisions (b)(2)(O) and (b)(2)(R) amended; Ord. Fireplace/Fire Pit/Outdoor Appliance Requirements Packet (Rev. A living room with a minimum 220 sq ft of floor area (and an additional 100 sq ft for each occupant more than 2), A kitchen area with a sink, cooking appliance, fridge, and counter at least 30 inches wide, A separate bathroom with toilet and bathtub or shower, Your property is under the Soft Story Ordinance, Youre doing structural work that will change your buildings gravity load carrying elements, New unit square footage: 220 sq ft to 1,000 sq ft, Most ADUs are built within the existing envelope of a building. 0000163404 00000 n These areas include decks, balconies, landings, exit corridors, stairs, guardrails, handrails, and fire escapes. (Amended by Ord. The window must: The farthest point in the unit to the public way must be less than 125 ft. H\[04IMz?j*^oGf`'1_!EsxqOmos$ '?O]/7W_}?Lh9VivhC7??>*DL36uR)SOw{e$2l%Vr endstream endobj 145 0 obj <> endobj 146 0 obj <>stream If you have a single-family home and are adding 1 unit, your property will remain an R-3. The purpose of the Policy is to mitigate potential impacts to adjacent residents resulting from the addition of a roof deck, including, but not limited to . Building permit is not required for certain work such as one-story detached accessory structure (Sheds, Playhouse, etc.) 0000207429 00000 n 0000112355 00000 n If your ADU will be a studio unit (also called an efficiency dwelling unit), it must follow all of the other requirements. <<77A7E6857912964094DA42836A5D028A>]/Prev 378256/XRefStm 2568>> 0000010234 00000 n You will need to provide structural drawings and calculations created by a structural engineer if: You can build a new building on your lot as long as you keep the required setbacks and rear yards of your zone. CHAPTER 4: EMERGENCY PLANNING AND PREPAREDNESS. We will take you through these requirements in the Fire Safety section. In neighborhoods zoned for single-family homes (called RH-1 or RH-1 (D) by the City code), the requirements are: Private open space (like a private deck) must be at least 300 sq ft per unit OR 400 sq ft of shared open space per unit. This point shall be used for height measurement only for a lot depth not extending beyond a line 100 feet from and parallel to such street, or beyond a line equidistant between such street and the street on the opposite side of the block, whichever depth is greater. 0000007752 00000 n -Eto &&-dvCHJ7ng 0000002854 00000 n State-law ADUs may not have to follow all of these requirements. The following are subject to this requirement: They will check that outside structures are in good condition and free from dry rot, fungus, deterioration, decay, or improper alteration. The minimum distance from a building to the property line is called a setback. (D)Where the lot has frontage on two or more streets, the owner may choose the street or streets from which the measurement of height is to be taken, within the scope of the rules stated above. According to SF Housing Code Section 604, outside wood and metal structures on attached to apartment buildings and hotels must be inspected every five years. 8/19/2005; Ord. Most ADUs are built within the existing envelope of a building. 11/30/2005; Proposition G, 6/3/2008; Ord. { c Single-family homes with wood-frame construction (Type V construction) that are less than: Multiple-unit dwellings containing less than 5 dwelling units of wood construction that are less than 2 stories and basement in height. Did you receive a neighborhood or hearing notice? 0000012076 00000 n 0000018772 00000 n 0000163665 00000 n (O)Enclosed recreational facilities up to a height of 10 feet above the otherwise applicable height limit when located within a 65-U Height and Bulk District and an MUO District, and only then when authorized by the Planning Commission as a Conditional Use pursuant to Section, (P)Historic Signs and Vintage Signs permitted pursuant to. A variance is a request for an exception from a Planning Code standard which would cause practical difficulty or unnecessary hardship if applied as written. RESIDENTIAL HOTEL MAIL RECEPTACLE ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 41G: RESIDENTIAL HOTEL COVID-19 PROTECTIONS, CHAPTER 41H: EXPANDING TRANSITIONAL HOUSING FOR TRANSITIONAL AGE YOUTH IN HAIGHT-ASHBURY, CHAPTER 42: INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY, CHAPTER 44: ADULT DAY HEALTH CARE PLANNING COUNCIL, CHAPTER 47: PREFERENCE IN CITY AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAMS, CHAPTER 48: RENTAL SUBSIDY PROGRAM FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, CHAPTER 49: SECURITY DEPOSITS FOR RESIDENTIAL RENTAL PROPERTY, CHAPTER 49A: RESIDENTIAL TENANT COMMUNICATIONS, CHAPTER 49B: RESIDENTIAL RENTAL UNITS: LOCK REPLACEMENTS BY LANDLORD WHEN TENANTS VACATE, CHAPTER 50: NONPROFIT PERFORMING ARTS LOAN PROGRAM, CHAPTER 51: VOLUNTARY ARTS CONTRIBUTIONS PROGRAM, CHAPTER 52: SAN FRANCISCO CARBON MITIGATION PROGRAM, CHAPTER 53A: URBAN AGRICULTURE INCENTIVE ZONES ACT PROCEDURES, CHAPTER 54: SOUTHEAST COMMUNITY FACILITY COMMISSION, CHAPTER 58: RIGHT TO COUNSEL IN CIVIL MATTERS, CHAPTER 58A: RIGHT TO CIVIL COUNSEL FOR VICTIMS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, CHAPTER 59: HEALTHY FOOD RETAILER ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 59A: FOOD SECURITY AND EQUITY REPORTS, CHAPTER 60: ASSISTED HOUSING PRESERVATION ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 63: WATER EFFICIENT IRRIGATION ORDINANCE*, CHAPTER 64: CITY EMPLOYEE AND CITY CONTRACTOR SAFETY AND HEALTH, CHAPTER 65: RENT REDUCTION AND RELOCATION PLAN FOR TENANTS INCONVENIENCED BY SEISMIC WORK PERFORMED PURSUANT TO CHAPTERS 14 AND 15 OF THE SAN FRANCISCO BUILDING CODE, CHAPTER 65A: COMPENSATION, OR SUBSTITUTE HOUSING SERVICE, FOR TENANTS AFFECTED BY TEMPORARY SEVERANCE OF SPECIFIED HOUSING SERVICES DURING MANDATORY SEISMIC WORK REQUIRED BY BUILDING CODE CHAPTER 34B, CHAPTER 66: SEISMIC SAFETY RETROFIT PROGRAM, CHAPTER 67: THE SAN FRANCISCO SUNSHINE ORDINANCE OF 1999, CHAPTER 67A: CELL PHONES, PAGERS AND SIMILAR SOUND-PRODUCING ELECTRICAL DEVICES, CHAPTER 67B: PARENTAL LEAVE AND TELECONFERENCING, CHAPTER 68: CULTURAL EQUITY ENDOWMENT FUND, CHAPTER 69: SAN FRANCISCO HEALTH AUTHORITY, CHAPTER 70: IN-HOME SUPPORTIVE SERVICES PUBLIC AUTHORITY, CHAPTER 71: MILLS ACT CONTRACT PROCEDURES, CHAPTER 72: RELOCATION ASSISTANCE FOR LEAD HAZARD REMEDIATION, CHAPTER 77: BUILDING INSPECTION COMMISSION APPEALS, CHAPTER 78: DEPARTMENT OF BUILDING INSPECTION PERMIT TRACKING SYSTEM, CHAPTER 79: PREAPPROVAL NOTICE FOR CERTAIN CITY PROJECTS, CHAPTER 79A: ADDITIONAL PREAPPROVAL NOTICE FOR CERTAIN CITY PROJECTS, CHAPTER 80: ANTI-BLIGHT ENFORCEMENT PROCEDURE, CHAPTER 80A: ORDERS TO VACATE DUE TO HAZARDOUS HOUSING CONDITIONS, CHAPTER 82: LOCAL HIRING POLICY FOR CONSTRUCTION, CHAPTER 84: SAN FRANCISCO RESIDENTIAL RENT ASSISTANCE PROGRAM FOR PERSONS DISQUALIFIED FROM FEDERAL RENT SUBSIDY PROGRAMS BY THE FEDERAL QUALITY HOUSING AND WORK RESPONSIBILITY ACT OF 1998 (QHWRA), CHAPTER 85: THE HOUSING INNOVATION PROGRAM, CHAPTER 86: CHILDREN AND FAMILIES FIRST COMMISSION, CHAPTER 87: FAIR HOUSING IMPLEMENTATION ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 88: PERFORMANCE AND REVIEW ORDINANCE OF 1999, CHAPTER 89: DEPARTMENT OF CHILD SUPPORT SERVICES, CHAPTER 90A: PROMOTING AND SUSTAINING MUSIC AND CULTURE, CHAPTER 92: REAL ESTATE LOAN COUNSELING AND EDUCATION, CHAPTER 93: PREGNANCY INFORMATION DISCLOSURE AND PROTECTION ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 94: THE SAN FRANCISCO PLAZA PROGRAM, CHAPTER 94A: THE SAN FRANCISCO SHARED SPACES PROGRAM, CHAPTER 96: COORDINATION BETWEEN THE POLICE DEPARTMENT AND THE DEPARTMENT OF POLICE ACCOUNTABILITY, CHAPTER 96A: LAW ENFORCEMENT REPORTING REQUIREMENTS, CHAPTER 96B: POLICY MAKING MARIJUANA OFFENSES THE LOWEST LAW ENFORCEMENT PRIORITY, CHAPTER 96C: POLICE INTERROGATION OF YOUTH - JEFF ADACHI YOUTH RIGHTS ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 96E [DOMESTIC VIOLENCE DATA REPORTING]*, CHAPTER 96G: LIMITS ON POLICE DEPARTMENT USE AND STORAGE OF DNA PROFILES, CHAPTER 96H: POLICE DEPARTMENT EQUIPMENT POLICY, CHAPTER 99: PUBLIC POWER IN NEW CITY DEVELOPMENTS, CHAPTER 100: PROCEDURES GOVERNING THE IMPOSITION OF ADMINISTRATIVE FINES, CHAPTER 101: RESTRICTING THE PURCHASE, SALE, OR DISTRIBUTION OF SUGAR-SWEETENED BEVERAGES BY OR FOR THE CITY, CHAPTER 102: OUR CHILDREN, OUR FAMILIES COUNCIL, CHAPTER 103: NON-COOPERATION WITH IDENTITY-BASED REGISTRY ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 104: COLLECTION OF SEXUAL ORIENTATION AND GENDER IDENTITY DATA, CHAPTER 105: CIGARETTE LITTER ABATEMENT FEE ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 107A: AFRICAN AMERICAN ARTS AND CULTURAL DISTRICT, CHAPTER 107B: CASTRO LESBIAN, GAY, BISEXUAL, TRANSGENDER, AND QUEER (LGBTQ) CULTURAL DISTRICT, CHAPTER 107C: AMERICAN INDIAN CULTURAL DISTRICT, CHAPTER 107D: SUNSET CHINESE CULTURAL DISTRICT, CHAPTER 109: PRIORITIZING 100% AFFORDABLE HOUSING, CHAPTER 111: HOUSING REPORTS FOR SENIORS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, CHAPTER 115: AUTOMATED POINT OF SALE STATION REGISTRATION AND INSPECTION ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 116: COMPATIBILITY AND PROTECTION FOR RESIDENTIAL USES AND PLACES OF ENTERTAINMENT, CHAPTER 117: COOPERATIVE LIVING OPPORTUNITIES FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROGRAM, CHAPTER 120: ADMINISTRATION OF AFFORDABLE HOUSING FUNDS, APPENDIX: Table of Initiative Ordinances and Policy Declarations, San Francisco Business and Tax Regulations Code, PREFACE TO THE BUSINESS AND TAX REGULATIONS CODE, ARTICLE 6: COMMON ADMINISTRATIVE PROVISIONS, ARTICLE 7: TAX ON TRANSIENT OCCUPANCY OF HOTEL ROOMS, ARTICLE 8: SUGARY DRINKS DISTRIBUTOR TAX ORDINANCE, ARTICLE 9: TAX ON OCCUPANCY OF PARKING SPACE IN PARKING STATIONS, ARTICLE 11: STADIUM OPERATOR ADMISSION TAX, ARTICLE 12-A-1: GROSS RECEIPTS TAX ORDINANCE, ARTICLE 12B-1: NEIGHBORHOOD BEAUTIFICATION AND GRAFFITI CLEAN-UP FUND TAX OPTION, ARTICLE 12-D: UNIFORM LOCAL SALES AND USE TAX, ARTICLE 13: CONNECTIONS TO THE POLICE DEPARTMENT TERMINAL ALARM PANEL, ARTICLE 15: BUSINESS IMPROVEMENT DISTRICTS PROCEDURE CODE, ARTICLE 15A: PUBLIC REALM LANDSCAPING, IMPROVEMENT AND MAINTENANCE ASSESSMENT DISTRICTS ("GREEN BENEFIT DISTRICTS"), ARTICLE 20: FINANCIAL INFORMATION PRIVACY ORDINANCE, ARTICLE 21: EARLY CARE AND EDUCATION COMMERCIAL RENTS TAX ORDINANCE, ARTICLE 22: PARKING STATIONS; REVENUE CONTROL EQUIPMENT, ARTICLE 23: VEHICLE REGISTRATION FEE EXPENDITURE PLAN, ARTICLE 28: HOMELESSNESS GROSS RECEIPTS TAX ORDINANCE, ARTICLE 32: TRAFFIC CONGESTION MITIGATION TAX, ARTICLE 33: OVERPAID EXECUTIVE GROSS RECEIPTS TAX, ARTICLE 37: FAIR WAGES FOR EDUCATORS PARCEL TAX ORDINANCE, San Francisco Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code, ARTICLE III: CONDUCT OF GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AND EMPLOYEES, CHAPTER 1: PRECAUTIONARY PRINCIPLE POLICY STATEMENT, CHAPTER 2: ENVIRONMENTALLY PREFERABLE PURCHASING ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 3: INTEGRATED PEST MANAGEMENT PROGRAM, CHAPTER 4: HEALTHY AIR AND CLEAN TRANSPORTATION PROGRAM, CHAPTER 5: RESOURCE CONSERVATION ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 7: GREEN BUILDING REQUIREMENTS FOR CITY BUILDINGS, CHAPTER 8: TROPICAL HARDWOOD AND VIRGIN REDWOOD BAN, CHAPTER 9: GREENHOUSE GAS EMISSIONS TARGETS AND DEPARTMENTAL ACTION PLANS, CHAPTER 10: TRANSPORTATION OF AGGREGATE MATERIALS, CHAPTER 11: CELL PHONE DISCLOSURE REQUIREMENTS, CHAPTER 14: CONSTRUCTION AND DEMOLITION DEBRIS RECOVERY ORDINANCE*, CHAPTER 16: FOOD SERVICE AND PACKAGING WASTE REDUCTION ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 17: PLASTIC BAG REDUCTION ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 18: SOLAR ENERGY INCENTIVE PROGRAM, CHAPTER 19: MANDATORY RECYCLING AND COMPOSTING, CHAPTER 20: EXISTING BUILDINGS ENERGY PERFORMANCE, CHAPTER 21: CLEAN ENERGY FULL DISCLOSURE ORDINANCE, CHAPTER 25: CLEAN CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS FOR PUBLIC WORKS, CHAPTER 27: ANTIBIOTIC USE IN FOOD ANIMALS, CHAPTER 28: FLAME RETARDANT CHEMICALS IN UPHOLSTERED FURNITURE AND JUVENILE PRODUCTS, CHAPTER 29: ELECTRIC VEHICLE READINESS IMPLEMENTATION*, CHAPTER 30: RENEWABLE ENERGY FOR COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, CHAPTER 31: ELECTRIC VEHICLE AND CHARGING IN COMMERCIAL PARKING LOTS AND GARAGES*, CHAPTER 32: MANDATORY EDIBLE FOOD RECOVERY, PREFACE TO THE 2022 SAN FRANCISCO FIRE CODE. , stairs, guardrails, handrails, and fire escapes 0000163404 00000 n &! 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