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San Francisco Board of Supervisors Does Not Pass Development Moratorium in the Mission Neighborhood

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After 9 hours of public comment and deliberation, the San Francisco board of supervisors, did not pass the proposal to enact an interim moratorium on certain new residential uses and elimination of production, distribution and repair uses in a portion of the Mission Area Plan of the General Plan as proposed by supervisors Campos, Mar, […]

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