It is 7:30 a.m., 51° and headed toward the low 60s. It will be partly cloudy with a 10 percent chance of rain.

Simplifying the Planning Code

Supervisors Scott Wiener and Christina Olague want to simplify the San Francisco Planning code to reduce the number of restaurant classifications from 13 to three. The Chronicle penned an editorial in advance of next week’s Board of Supervisors vote.

Per the Chron:

The reason: a complex and confusing approval process that carves up eating places into 13 separate categories. Each category determines: how many seats restaurants can have, whether their sandwiches can be made on site or elsewhere, whether patrons can put their own cream cheese on their bagels, or whether ice cream parlors can serve in cones as well as cups. Among other things.

A Stockton Street coffee shop owner broke the law by toasting sandwiches without permission.

Mission Mission Through the Years 

The popular blog Mission Mission surveys the many looks the site has gone through. See it here.

Hopefully it will be sunny today.

Follow Us

Rigoberto Hernandez is a journalism student at San Francisco State University. He has interned at The Oregonian and The Orange County Register, but prefers to report on the Mission District. In his spare time he can be found riding his bike around the city, going to Giants games and admiring the Stable building.

Leave a comment

Please keep your comments short and civil. Do not leave multiple comments under multiple names on one article. We will zap comments that fail to adhere to these short and easy-to-follow rules.

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *