Three notable articles in today’s Examiner…

Theater eyed for housing, market
The Examiner also reported on the pending development of the former Galaxy Theatre on Van Ness back in February.

Supe: Tougher plans, goals needed for eastern S.F.
“Supervisor Sophie Maxwell has drafted a resolution that would not only set a timeline for when the Planning Department must issue new development and zoning plans for the eastern neighborhoods — the Mission district, South of Market, Potrero Hill and the Central Waterfront — but also require the plans to include significant goals.”
Bayview Redevelopment Decision Postponed [SFHomeBlog]

Fees, less parking mark new plan for Market-Octavia
“Under a new proposal for the Market-Octavia area, Hayes Street traffic could run two ways, fewer parking spaces would be provided to new residents and developers would pay special fees under a proposal for the area.”
Neighborhood plan reviews blamed for construction delays [SFHomeBlog]
Market-Octavia plan mired in red tape [SFHomeBlog]

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