Pre-Application Meeting

To qualify for a Conditional Use Authorization exemption to remove a residential or unauthorized unit, the project must be located outside the Priority Equity Geographies Special Use District. You also need to hold a neighborhood meeting, follow the notification rules in Planning Code Sections 317(c)(2)(G) and 333(e)(1), (2)(A), (2)(C), in addition to all other eligibility requirements to qualify for the exemption.

1. Posted Notice. A poster or posters with minimum dimensions of 11 x 17 inches, including the content set forth in subsection 333(d), shall be placed by the project applicant at the subject property and for the entire duration of the 20-day Notification Period. 
   1. One poster shall be required for each full 25 feet of each street frontage of the subject property. For example, 2 posters would be required for a 50 foot street frontage; 3 posters would be required for either a 75 foot frontage or a 99 foot frontage 
   2. Multiple posters shall be spread along the subject street frontage as regularly as possible. 
   3. All required posters shall be placed as near to the street frontage of the property as possible, in a manner that is visible and legible from the sidewalk or nearest public right-of way. 
2. Mailed Notice. Written notice with minimum dimensions of 5-1/2 x 8-1/2 inches, including the contents set forth in subsection 333(d), shall be mailed to all of the following recipients in a timely manner pursuant to the 20-day Notification Period: 
   1. Neighborhood organizations that have registered with the Planning Department; and 
   2. All owners and, to the extent practicable, occupants of properties, within no less than 150 feet of the subject property, including the owner(s) and occupant(s) of the subject property, including any occupants of unauthorized dwelling units. Names and addresses of property owners shall be taken from the latest Citywide Assessor’s Roll.