- Everyone in SF lives within 10 minutes of a park – the best for any city in the U.S. [KRON]
- Then and now – the J Church turns 100 this year [@SFMTAPhoto]
- New mural near Omnivore (yes!) [@omnivorebooks]
- Big fines proposed for dumping trash in Dolores [SFist]
- New sidewalk gardens headed for Noe Valley – volunteers wanted May 27 [@SFUrbanForester]
- Noe Valley tech execs moonlight as truffle farmers in Wine Country [SF Chronicle]
- In 2014, 310 Duncan Street was a 2 unit fixer that sold for $1.6 million. Today: Questionable permitting to create a single family home for $5M [insidesfrealestate]
- The T House (formerly the Google House) at 526 Duncan is for sale again - looks to reclaim the dubious title of most expensive home in Noe Valley at $12.5 million [SocketSite]
- Wyse Sons breads are now available at Whole Foods [Eater]
- This is really sad: Another senior dies in Noe Valley facing eviction [The Guardian]
- It’s not your imagination: SF streets are jammed with Uber and Lyft vehicles [SF Chronicle]
- City is looking for greater ways to control how ride-sharing companies operate in the city [SF Examiner]
3 comments:
Regarding the Duncan Street former duplex, where is the questionable permitting title coming from? I didn't see it in the link. I read the article and 3 comments.
Anon,
This complaint highlights the problem: http://dbiweb.sfgov.org/dbipts/default.aspx?page=AddressComplaint&ComplaintNo=201563441
Here's the permit update that recognizes 2 units:
http://dbiweb.sfgov.org/dbipts/default.aspx?page=permit&PermitNumber=201604084319
That permit has been issued, but like most other Building permits related to the property are incomplete. Best we can tell there is no Certificate of Final Completion. And no - there wasn't a Discretionary Review hearing to remove a unit from the market.
The article on old people fails to realize that many of these people own their homes and will be leaving them to their children. That's how I got my home and my son will have it when I'm gone. Its how many natives are able to stay here. And my property taxes are less than what most people pay for a couple of months rent!!!
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