950 Grant Ave. 2015-005193ENF

SAN FRANCISCO
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
NOTICE OF VIOLATION
1650 Mission St.

Suite 400
San Francisco,
CA 94103-2479
June 19, 2015

Property Owner
JQ Properties LP
33 Tyson Circle
Piedmont, CA 94611
Reception:
415.558.6378
Fax:
415.558.6409
Planning
Information:
Occupant
1920C LLC
950 Grant Avenue, 2nd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94108-1302
Site Address:
Assessors Block/Lot:
Complaint Number:
Zoning District:
Code Violation:
Administrative Penalty:
Response Due:
Staff Contact:
415.558.6377
950 Grant Avenue

0194/035
2015-005193ENF
CVR (Chinatown-Visitor Retail)
Section 171 (Compliance of Uses Required)
Section 803.2 (Uses Permitted in Chinatown Mixed Use Districts)
Section 811.1 (Chinatown Visitor Retail District)
Up to $250 Each Day of Violation
Within 15 days from the date of this Notice
Dario Jones, (415) 558-6477 or dario.jones@sfgov.org
The Planning Department has determined that the above referenced property is in violation of the
Planning Code. As. the owner or leaseholder of the subject property, you are a responsible party to
bring the above property into compliance with the Planning Code. Details of the violation are discussed
below:
DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION
The second-story of the subject property, a three-story, 15,660 square foot building, has illegally
converted from a retail/commercial use to an Office use known as "1920C". Office use is not a permitted
use within the Chinatown-Visitor Retail (CVR) Zoning District (Planning Code Section 811.1) and is a
violation of Planning Code Sections 171, 803.2 and 811.1. Pursuant to Planning Code Section 171, except
as otherwise provided in the Code, structures and land in any district shall be used only for the purposes
listed as permitted in that district, and in accordance with the regulations established for that district.
BACKGROUND
Planning Department records indicate that the second-story, an approximate 4,200 square foot open floor
plan, is authorized for a restaurant use (dha "Grand Palace"). On April 2P, 2015, the Planning
Department issued a Notice of Enforcement (attacImd and conducted an inspection, by Department staff,
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area, and other uses. This notice serves to acknowledge 1920Cs timely response to the Notice of
Enforcement, 1920Cs commitment to the Chinatown community, and to serve notice that 1920Cs coworking space, located on the second-floor of the subject property, is determined to be a violation of the
Planning Code for the following reasons:
Co-Working Space
Per 1920Cs response, 1920C is comprised of many operations including a co-working space. The coworking operation rents desk space, office equipment, and provides public access at hourly, daily, and
monthly rates; and, 1920C requested that this operation be considered a Sales and Service, Other Retail
use per Planning Code Section 890.102 (attached). However, although the public may rent office
equipment and desk space, 1920C is providing a space for persons and entities, which provide for
themselves, or for others, services that are consistent with the definition of an Office use.
Per Planning Code Section 890.70(a), "Office use" means space within a structure or portion thereof intended or
primarily suitable for occupancy by persons or entities which perform, provide for their own benefit, or provide to
others at that location services including, but not limited to, the following: Professional; banking; insurance;
management; consulting; technical; sales; and design; and the non-accessory office functions of manufacturing and
warehousing businesses; all uses encompassed within the definition of "general office" in Planning Code Section
102; multimedia, software development, web design, electronic commerce, and information technology; all uses
encompassed within the definition of "administrative services" in Section 890.106 of this Code; and all "professional
services" as proscribed in Section 890.108 of this Code excepting only those uses which are limited to the Chinatown
Mixed Use District. (b) "Office use" shall exclude: retail uses; repair; any business characterized by the physical
transfer of tangible goods to customers on the premises; wholesale shipping, receiving and storage; and design
showrooms or any other space intended and primarily suitable for display of goods."
In addition, 1920C states the co-working space is shared by both individuals 2 and an eighteen member
entity3, known as "Whil and Refresh" (AKA "whil Concepts, Inc."). It was noted that 1920C and whil
Concepts, Inc. currently maintains a month-to-month agreement 4 and although this agreement may
terminate the end of June, whil Concepts, Inc. maintains desk space from 9am to 5pm, Monday through
Friday. The operations of Whil and Refresh are described as:
Whit: "Whit is a digital health and wellness training platform"; and,
Refresh Body: "A platform that allows individuals to directly book massage therapists, Pilates,
yoga, and even haircuts. All members here focus on marketing and customer relationships"
After review of Whil and Refresh websites and their operations in addition to the use of the second floor
as a co-working space, both are consistent with the definition of Office use. Office use is not listed in the
CVR Zoning District Table 811. Pursuant to Section 803.2(b)(2), uses that are not listed are not permitted
in a Chinatown Mixed Use District unless determined by the Zoning Administrator to be a permitted use.
As noted above, the co-working space is considered to be an Office use; therefore, it is not permitted and
a violation of the Planning Code.
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1920C, Ilerponre to Notice of Enforcement, Nay 15, 2015, Pages 7, S
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Among the uses listed in Section 811.1, the co-working use most closely resembles an Administrative
Service Use (see definition below); however, this use is prohibited per Section 811.70..
a use, generally an office use, which provides
executive, management, administrative, clerical and other services exclusively to the business community and not to
the general public. It does not include services which are available to the general public. Administrative services
may include accessory storage, but not the storage of building materials, contractors equipment, or maintenance
equipment for nonresidential structures, or items, other than samples, for wholesale sale."
Per Planning Code Section 890.106, "Administrative Service" is
Other Uses - Retail, Personal Service, Professional Service, and Other Institutional Uses
In addition to co-working space, your response and the site visit indicate that 1920C incorporates a
variety of other uses, including retail, personal service, professional service, and other institutional uses.
The identified Personal Service 5 uses (including: yoga, bible study, piano lessons, pick-up/drop-off
laundry service) and Retail6 uses (including: selling snacks and art gallery) are permitted under Sections
811.52 and 811.40a; however, these uses do not appear to be the primary use of the subject location (they
do not appear to occupy the subject location full-time and do not appear to occupy a significant amount
of floor area). This was noted in your May 18th response7 (attached) and during the time. of the site
inspection.
The identified Professional Services use (marketing consulting services) is permitted under Section 811.53;
however, this use does not appear to be the primary use of the subject location (this use does not appear
to occupy the subject location full time and does not appear to occupy a significant amount of the floor
area). This was noted at the time of the site inspection.
The identified Other Institutions use 9 (the non-profit organization known as Pacific Atrocities Education10
- "PAE") is permitted under Section 811.81; however, this use does not appear to be the primary use of
the subject location. PAEs operation is described as occupying 2,000 square feet", in conjunction with an
art gallery, and operates with 10 volunteers, 2 contractors, and one remote worker from 9am to 5pm.
However, during the time of the inspection, no volunteers were identified and one desk was identified as
the area where PAE operates.
Personal Service use is defined under Planning Code Section 890.116 (attached) and permitted only on
the 2nd story in the CVR Zoning District per Section 811.52.
Retail use is defined under Planning Code Section 890.102 (attached) and is permitted in the CVR
Zoning District per Section 811.40a.
1920C, Response to NOtice of Enforcement, May 18, 2015, Pages 1-2
Professional Service use is defined under Planning Code Section 890.108 (attached) and permitted only
on the 2 floor in the CVR Zoning District per Section 811.53.
Tuctitutional Service Uce C defined under Planntn Code Section 590.51, attached., and permitted in the
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Although the above listed uses (retail, personal service, professional service, and other institutional uses)
may be permitted in the CVR Zoning District, their operations do not occupy the second-story full-time
and/or do not occupy a significant amount of floor area. The primary use of the subject space is the coworking use, which occupies half of the floor area towards the rear of the second-story (including the
conference room) and operates full-time, 9am-5pm, Monday-Friday. The co-working space is considered
an Office use and is the primary use of the subject space; therefore, the subject property is operating in
violation of the Planning Code. -
TIMELINE OF INVESTIGATION
1.
On April 28, 2015, a Notice of Enforcement was issued by the Planning Department regarding the
unauthorized establishment of an Administtive Office use per Planning Code Section 811.70.
2.
On May 8, 2015, Enforcement Planner, Dario Jones, conducted an interior site inspection to the
second story of the subject property where it was found that the co-working operation of 1920C
was consistent with that of an Office use as defined in Planning Code Section 890.102.
3.
On May 13, 2015, the Planning Department received a written response describing the
operational attributes of 1902C.
4.
On May 15, 2015, the Planning Department requested additional information, including
frequency of use, and floor area, via email (attached).
5.
On May 18, 2015, the above requested information (attached) was received and reviewed by the
Planning Department.
HOW TO CORRECT THE VIOLATION

The Planning Department requires that you immediately proceed to abate the violation as following:
The Planning Department requires that you immediately proceed to cease and desist all Office
uses, including any operation from an individual or entity that provides for themselves or others
services that are included in the definition of Office use, Planning Code Section 890.70; and,
If you wish to operate a permitted use, you must file a building permit application and floor
plans to document the change of use.
Please contact the Department of Building Inspection (DBI) regarding the Building Permit
process at:
The Department of Building Inspection (DBI), 1660 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94103,
(415) 558-6088; or, wehsite: www.sfgov.org/dhi
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To prevent further enforcement action and avoid accrual of penalties, the responsible party will
need to provide adequate evidence to demonstrate that either no violation exists or that the
violation has been abated.
TIMELINE TO RESPOND
The responsible party has fifteen (15) days from the date of this notice to either;
1) Correct the violation as noted above; or,
2) Appeal this Notice of Violation as noted below.
The corrective actions shall be taken as early as possible. Please contact the enforcement staff as noted
above to submit evidence of correction. Any unreasonable delays in abatement of the violation will result
in further enforcement action by the Planning Department. -
APPEAL PROCESSES
If the responsible party believes that this order to remove violation of the Planning Code is an abuse of
discretion by the Zoning Administrator, the following appeal processes are available within fifteen (15)
days from the date of this notice:
1) The responsible party may request a Zoning Administrator Hearing under Planning Code
Section 176 to show cause why this Notice of Violation is issued in error and should be rescinded
by submitting the Request for Zoning Administrator Hearing Form and supporting evidence to
the Planning Department. The Zoning Administrator shall render a decision on the Notice of
Violation within 30 days of such hearing. The responsible party may appeal the Zoning
Administrators decision to the Board of Appeals within 15 days from the date of the decision.
2)
The responsible or any interested party may waive the right to a Zoning Adntinistrator Hearing
and proceed directly to appeal the Notice of Violation to the Board of Appeals located at 1650
Mission Street, Room 304, San Francisco, CA 94103, telephone: (415) 575-6880, website:
www.sfgov.org/bdappeal . The Board of Appeals may not reduce the amount of penalty below
$100 per day for each day the violation continues unabated, excluding the period of time the
matter has been pending either before the Zoning Administrator or before the Board of Appeals.
3)
The responsible party may file a written request to the Zoning Administrator to terminate
abatement proceedings under Planning Code Section 176 and refer the matter to the Planning
Director for enforcement action under the process set forth in Code Section 176.1. If the Zoning
Administrator determines that the enforcement case will continue under Code Section 176, this
determination shall be made part of the final written decision and is not appealable separately
from the decision on the merits of the case. The responsible party may appeal the Zoning
Administrators decision on the Notice of Violation and Penalty to the Board of Appeals within
15 days of such decision.

June 19,2015
950 Grant Avenue

ADMINISTRATIVE PENALTIES
If any responsible party does not request any appeal process and does not take corrective action to abate
the violation within the 15-day time limit as noted above, this Notice of Violation will become final.
Beginning on the following day, administrative penalties of up to 250 per day to the responsible party
will start to accrue for each day the violation continues unabated. The penalty amount shall be paid
within 30 days from the final date of the Notice of Violation. After 30 days, the Planning Department
may forward the matter to the Bureau of Delinquent Revenue for collection as authorized by Article V,
Section 10.39 of the San Francisco Administrative Code. Please be advised that payment of penalty does
not excuse failure to correct the violation or bar further enforcement action. Additional penalties will
continue to accrue until a corrective action is taken to abate the violation.
ENFORCEMENT TIME AND MATERIALS FEE

Pursuant to Planning Code Section 350(c)(1), the Planning Department shall charge for Time and
Materials to recover the cost of correcting the Planning Code violations. Accordingly, the responsible
party is currently subject to a fee of $1238.00 for Time and Materials cost associated with the Code
Enforcement investigation. Please submit a check payable to San Francisco Planning Department for
Code Enforcement within 15 days from the date of this notice. Additional fees will continue to accrue
until the violation is abated. This fee is separate from the administrative penalties as noted above and is
not appealable.
OTHER APPLICATIONS UNDER PLANNING DEPARTMENT CONSIDERATION

The Planning Department requires that pending violations be resolved prior to the approval and issuance
of any new applications that you may wish to pursue in the future. Therefore, any applications not
related to abatement of the violation, will be placed on hold until a corrective action is taken to abate the
violation. We want to assist you in ensuring that the subject property is in full compliance with the
Planning Code. You may contact the enforcement planner noted above for any questions on the
enforcement and appeal process.
Sincerely,
Scott F. Sanchez
Zoning Administrator
Enc.: Notice of Enforcement dated April 28, 2015
Inspection Photos dated May 8, 2015
1920Cs Responses to the Notice of Enforcement, dated May 13 & 18, 2015
1920Cs Exhibits
Whil and Refreshs Websites
Planning Code Sections: 890.102, 890.116, 890.50, 890.108
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SAN FRANCISCO
PLANNING. DEPARTMENT
NOTICE OF ENFORCEMENT
April 30, 2015
1650 Mission St.

Suite 400
San Francisco,
CA 94103-2479
Reception:
Property Owner
JQ PROPERTIES UP
33 TYSON CR.
PIEDMONT CA, 94611
415.558.6378
Occupant
950 Grant Avenue
San Francisco, CA 94108-1302
415.558.6377
Site Address:
Assessors Block/Lot:
Complaint Number
Zoning District:
Code Violation:
Administrative Penalty:
Response Due:
Staff Contact:
Fax:
415.558.6409
Planning
Information:
950 Grant Avenue

0194/035
2015-005193ENF
CVR, (Chinatown-Visitor Retail)
Section 809.106, Administrative Service
Up to $250 Each Day of Violation
Within 15 days from the date of this Notice
Dario Jones, (415) 558-6477 or dario.jones@sfgov.org
The Planning Department has determined that the above referenced property is in violation of the
Planning Code. As the owner and/or leaseholder of the subject property, you are a responsible party. to
bring the above property into compliance with the Planning Code. Details of the violation are discussed
below:
DESCRIPTION OF VIOLATION
Research of Planning Department records, including building permit history (attached), demonstrates the
subject property is authorized for retail and commercial uses. In addition recent building permit history
indicates the subject property is authorized as a residential hotel. The complaint alleges that the secondstory of the subject property, a three-story 15,660 square foot building, has illegally converted from a
retail/commercial use to an Administrative Service use.
Planning Code Section 890.106 defines an Administrative Service use as " A use, generally an office use,
which provides executive, management, administrative, clerical and other services exclusively to the
business community and not to the general public. It does not include services which are available to the
general public. Administrative services may include accessory storage, but not the storage of building
materials, contracLors equipment, or maintenance equipment for nonresidential structures, or items,
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Complaint No. 2015-005193ENF
Enforcement Notification
April 30, 2015
An Administrative Service use is not permitted to establish in the Chinatown Visitor Retail Zoning
District per Planning Code Section 811.70.
Pursuant to Planning Code Section 171, except as otherwise provided in the Code, structures and land in
any district shall be used only for the purposes listed as permitted in that district, and in accordance with
the regulations established for that district.
HOW TO CORRECT THE VIOLATION

Contact the Enforcement Planner listed above to arrange for a site inspection of the subject
property within 15 days from the date of this notice.
To prevent further enforcement action and avoid accrual of penalties, the responsible party will
need to provide adequate evidence to demonstrate that the subject property is not in violation of
the Planning Code.
TIMELINE TO RESPOND
The responsible party has fifteen (15) days from the date of this notice to contact the staff planner noted
at the top of this notice and submit evidence to demonstrate that the corrective actions have been taken to
bring the subject. property into compliance with the Planning Code. The corrective actions shall .be taken
as early as possible. Any unreasonable delays in abatement of the violation may result in further
enforcement action by the Planning Department.
PENALTIES AND APPEAL RIGHTS

Failure to respond to this notice by abating the violation or demonstrating compliance with the Planning
Code within fifteen (15) days from the date of this notice will result in issuance of a Notice of Violation
by the Zoning Administrator. Administrative penalties of up to $250 per day will also be assessed to the
responsible party for each day the violation continues thereafter. The Notice of Violation provides appeal
processes noted below. 1)
Request for Zoning Administrator Hearing. The Zoning Administrators decision is appealable to
the Board of Appeals.
2)
Appeal of the Notice of Violation to the Board of Appeals. The Board of Appeals may not reduce
the amount of penalty below $100 per day for each day the violation exists, excluding the period of
time the matter has been pending either before the Zoning Administrator or before the Board of
Appeals.
3)
Request for alternative review by the Planning Director under the process set forth in Planning
Code Section 176.1.
ENFORCEMENT TIME AND MATERIALS FEE

Pursuant to Planning Code Section 350(c)(1), the Planning Department shall charge for Time and
Materials to recover the cost of correcting the Planning Code violations. Accordingly, the responsible
1551Cr is currently subject to a fee of 81238.00 for Time and Materials cost associated with the Code
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Additional fees will continue to accrue until the violation is abated. This fee is separate from the
administrative penalties as noted above and is not appealable.
OTHER APPLICATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION

The Planning Department requires that any pending violations be resolved prior to the approval and
issuance of any new applications that you may wish to pursue in the future. Therefore, any applications
not related to abatement of the violation on the subject property will be placed on hold until the violation
is corrected. We want to assist you in ensuring that the subject property is in full compliance with the
Planning Code. You may contact the enforcement planner as not above for any questions.
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SAN FRANCISCO
PLANNING DEPARTMENT
Report for: 950 GRANT
Building Permits Report: 950 GRANT
Applications for Building Permits submitted to the Department of Buildihg Inspection.
BUILDING PERMITS:
Permit:
201408073334
Form:
8 Alterations Without Plans
Filed:
817/2014
Address:
950 GRANT AV
Parcel:
0194/035
Existing:
RESIDENTIAL HOTEL
Proposed:
RESIDENTIAL HOTEL
Existing Units:
Proposed Units:
11
Status:
ISSUED
Status Date:
8/13/2014 2:45:05 PM
Description:
BARRIER REMOVAL WORK FOR FRONT ENTRANCE. PROVIDE POWER DOOR

OPERATOR INSIDE AND OUTSIDE AT ENTRY FOOR. PROVIDE TOP-9 BOTTOM.
Planner Reviewed:
TUFFY EILIESH
Cost:
$2,000.00
Permit:
201407-151360
Form:
8- Alterations Without Plans
Filed:
7115/2014
950 GRANT AV
Address:
Parcel:
Existing:
01941035
RESIDENTIAL HOTEL
Proposed:
RESIDENTIAL HOTEL
Existing Units:
Proposed Units:
11
Status:
COMPLETE
Status Date:
7/24/2014 10:55:59 AM
Description:
revision to permit #2014-04-25-4216, Add .2 horn strobes, 1 smoke detector, 1 heat

detector and 1 monitor module
Cost:
$750.00
Permit:
201404254216
Alterations \tthout Plans
Fcrm:
Filed:
4/28..2014
Add[e.s:
950 AFO-
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Existing Units:
Proposed Units:
11
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Status:
COMPLETE
Status Date:
7/24/2014 11:17:57 AM
Description:
NEWFIRE ALARM SYSTEM WITH IFP 100 CONTROL PANEL IN THE LOBBY. SMOKE
DETECTOR ABOVE AND AN PULL STATION NEAR PANEL. AUDIBLE APPLIANCES
THRUOUT. TIE-IN WATERFLOWAND TAMPER TO NEW PANEL. ELEV RECALL REF
201303222807 AND 201304114365
Cost:
$11900.00
Permit:
201309257678
Form:
7 - Wall Sign
Filed:
9/2512013
Address:
950 GRANT AV
Parcel:
01941035
Existing:
Proposed:
Existing Units:
Proposed Units:
Status:
TRIAGE
Status Date:
9/25/2013 9:113:32 AM
Description:
TO PAINT LOGO AND LETTER ORIENTAL TREASURES" & "SAN FRANCISCO" ON

AWNING.
Cost:
$1,000.00
Permit:
Form:
201309257677
8 - Alterations Without Plans
Filed:
9/25/2013
Address:
95O GRANT AV
Parcel:
01941035
Existing:
FOOD/BEVERAGE HNDLNG
Proposed:
FOODIBEVERAGE HNDLNG
Existing Units:
Proposed Units:
11
Status:
TRIAGE
Status Date:
9/25/2013 9:08:21 AM
Description:
TO INSTALL AWNING AT ENTRANCE WAY ON 11F
Cost:
$5,000.00
Permit:
201309045962
Form:
Filed:
9/4/2013
Address:
950 GRANT AV
Parcel:
0194/035
Existing:
RESIDENTIAL HOTEL
Proposed:
RESIDENTIAL HOTEL
Existing Units:
Proposed Units:
11
Status:
ISSUED
Status Date:
9!5/2013 203:51 PM
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Form:
Filed:
6113/2013
Address:
950 GRANT AV
Parcel:
01941035
Existing:
RESIDENTIAL HOTEL
Proposed:
RESIDENTIAL HOTEL
Existing Units:
Proposed Units:
11
Status:
ISSUED
Status Date:
8/16/2013 8:31:49 AM
Description:
ELECTRICAL PLAN FOR 200901089827
Cost:
$40,000.00
Permit:
201304124486
Form:
Filed:
411212013
Address:
950 GRANT AV
Parcel:
01941035
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Existing:
Proposed:
Existing Units:
Proposed Units:
Status:
ISSUED
Status Date:
811212013 3:09:11 PM
Description:
REVISION TO APP#200901089827. RELOCATE RESTROOM AND ADD NEW

RESTROOM AT BASEMENT FLOOR. REMOVE STAIRWAY AT BASEMENT FLOOR.
1 ST FLOOR AND 2ND FLOOR.
Cost:
$20,000.00
Permit:
201304114365
Form:
Filed:
4/11/2013
Address:
950 GRANT AV
Parcel:
0194/035
Existing:
RESIDENTIAL HOTEL
Proposed:
RESIDENTIAL HOTEL
Existing Units:
Proposed Units:
11
Status:
ISSUED
Status Date:
5/9/2013 1:27:17 PM
Description:
RENOVATION OF EXTG GROUP HOUSING AT 3RD FLOOR:REMODEL EXTG 11

ROOMS AND BATHROOMS AS PER PLAN. TO CORRECT RECORD. REF
APP#200901089827 USE OF PRESENT USE. TO CORRECT RECORD REF
#PA200901089827 USE OF PRESENT USE, FIRE ALARM & SPRINKLER UNDER
SEPARATE PERMIT.
CEQA CatEx:
hew Categorical Exemption Evaluation
Planner Reviewed:
CORRETTE MOSES
Cost:
$100,000.00
201303222807
3- Alierstions \AAA Hens
Proposed:
RETAIL SALES
Existing Units:
Proposed Units:
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Status:
COMPLETE
Status Date:
10/24/2013 3:40:49 PM
Description:
INSTALL FIRE SPRINKLER SYSTEM FOR ENTIRE BUILDING TOTAL 195 HEADS,
USING EXISTING 4 FIRE SERVICE.
Cost:
$100230.00
Permit:
201108293467
Form:
8-Alterations Without Plans
Filed:
8/29/2011
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Address:
948 GRANT AV
Parcel:
0194/015
Existing:
Proposed:
Existing Units:
Proposed Units:
Status:
COMPLETE
Status Date:
10126/2011
Description:
TO COMPLETE WORK AND OBTAIN FINAL INSPECTION FOR WORK APPROVED

UNDER PA #200907142606.
Cost:
$1.00
Permit:
201108293467
Form:
8-Alterations Without Plans
Filed:
8/2912011
Address:
942 GRANT AV
Parcel:
01941015
Existing:
Proposed:
Existing Units:
Proposed Units:
Status:
COMPLETE
Status Date:
10/26/2011
Description:
TO COMPLETE WORK AND OBTAIN FINAL INSPECTION FOR WORK APPROVED

UNDER PA #200907142606.
Cost:
$1.00
200912082874
Permit:
Form:
Filed:
12/8/2009
Address:
950 GRANT AV
Parcel:
01941015
Existing:
Proposed:
FOOD!BEVERAGE HNDLNG
Existing Units:
Proposed Units:
Status:
TPIAGE
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Form:
3-Alterations With Plans
Filed:
711412009
Address:
950 GRANT AV
Parcel:
0194/015
Existing:
Proposed:
Existing Units:
Proposed Units:
Status:
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San Francisco Planning Department

1650 Mission St, Suite 400
San Francisco, CA 94103
RE: Response to Notice of Enforcement
Violation:
The City of San Francisco. Planning Department has issued an enforcement notice regarding the
space occupied by 1920C located at 950 Grant Avenue, 2nd Floor, San Francisco. The
enforcement letter states 1920C is in violation of Planning Code Section 811.70 by illegally
operating as an Administrative Service in the Chinatown-Visitor Retail Zoning District (CVR).
1920Cs Response To Planning Code Violation:
1920C argues their commercial use is permitted and in compliance with the Planning Code.
1920C believes the way they operate and the way they use their space is a combination of
permitted land uses. 1920C follows the guidelines for Other Retail Sales and Service (Sec.
890.102) and Professional Service (Sec. 890.108) as well as Other Institution (Sec. 890.50). All
three of these uses are permitted at the second floor in the Chinatown Visitor Retail Zoning
District and are detailed further in this response. 1920C understands the regulatory challenges of
identifying a primary land use in a new business model that consists of a combination of uses
and hope that the Planning Department will review this evidence objectively. Determining that
1920C is an "Administrative Use" is an unfair and incorrect categorization. Concerns that
permitting 1920C to operate will lead to an influx of office uses in Chinatown is also an unfair
assumption, as we are not an office space but rather a permitted land use. Regardless, "generally
an office use" is permitted in the Chinatown Visitor Retail Zoning District if it is a Professional
Service, as we are.
1920C further believes their company not only complies but even supports the purpose of the
Chinatown Retail Visitors District because of their appeal to visitors and the way they operate
exclusively to the general public. As stated in the CVR District, "This district contains a
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maintains the intention of the district, it should not be considered an administrative use.
Leaseholders of 950 Grant Avenue, 2nd Floor:
The leaseholders of 950 Grant Ave, 2nd Floor are 1920C and Pacific Atrocities Education.
These two organizations co-share the space. Jenny Chan is the Director of Pacific Atrocities
Education and co-founder of 1920C. (Exhibit D)
What is 1920C:
1920C is a coworking space, art gallery, pop-up shop, and creative community. 1920Cs space
has multiple services and uses because the business operates as a flexible work and community
space.
What is Pacific Atrocities Education:
Pacific Atrocities Education (PAB) is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit organization that brings
awareness to wartime atrocities committed in the Pacific Asia region from 1931-1945. The
organization educates others through literary and performance based arts. Pacific Atrocities
Education was founded in 2013 and received its 501(c)(3) status in 2014. Since founding, over
500 people in the Bay Area have become involved in or were a part of our projects early efforts.
More than 10 million people were killed in Pacific-based atrocities during World War II,
over 300,000 were killed during the Nanjing Massacre alone. Given these horrifying facts it may
seem astonishing that very few schools in the U.S. teach this part of our shared world history.
This very important historical moment is significant in understanding present day Sino-American
relations and Sino-Japanese relations alike. Furthermore, bringing awareness to wartime
atrocities in the Pacific Asia region helps survivors find closure and increased dialogue about
complex contemporary human rights issues worldwide.
PAE currently occupies the space at 950 Grant Ave. on the 2nd floor with the company
1920C. PAE hosts community meetings twice a month as well. PAEs supporting community
gathers to discuss the potential compensation for the victims of the WWII in Asia.
950 Grant Avenue Uses:
Please reference Exhibit M for floorplan.
1920C Retail Uses:
1920C has a sellers permit and sells artwork in their art gallery. (Exhibit C) 1920C also
sells items like jewelry and allows their members to sell their own products. 1920C has
pop-up events where they provide space for local artists/vendors to sell their products.
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1920C provides public access to rent office equipment including deskspace. 1920C offers
a free day to anyone who comes in for the first time. 1920C sells hourly, daily and
monthly desk rentals. Included is wifi, coffee, and access to printers. (Exhibit A)
Individuals may drop-in to use the space without long-term commitment. 1920C does not
exclude individuals who want to use the space based on their status, or lack of status, as a
"business." 1920C also rents out their conference room and event space. 1920Cs
meeting room is rented for any type of use, examples include; women group meetings, an
artist community meetup, small religious group meetings, and students meeting for a
project. (Exhibit B) Planning Code Section 890.102 specifically includes sale or rental of
office equipment in the definition of Other Retail Sales and Service, "It excludes the sale
of heating fuel and the sale or rental of commercial equipment (excluding office
equipment)".
Professional Services:
Planning Code Sec. 890.108 defines a Professional Service as generally an office use,
which provides professional services to the general public or to other businesses". 1920C
offers Marketing consulting services for their members, made up of the general public or
other businesses. Every member has access to their marketing consultant, currently 7
Dots Marketing. 1920C plans to grow their consultation services for their members.
1920C also offers workshops for the public, where they bring in expert professionals to
teach others in the community.
In addition, 1920C offers consulting for community support. 1920C fosters and facilitates
a collaborative community. 1920C pairs their members skills with other members in need
to allow them to learn and grow from each other. 1920C also offers networking and
social events for the community and neighborhood. 1920C partners with local
organizations such as Paper Plane Academy, SF Bay Area Renters Fed, and A Better
Chinatown Tomorrow.
Institution:
Pacific Atrocities Education is an Institution because they are a nonprofit that provides a
service to the community. PAE does art related projects which brings awareness to
wartime atrocities in the Pacific Asia region, helping survivors find closure and
reconciliation for their painful memories and increasing dialogue about complex
contemporary issues surrounding human rights worldwide. Pacific Atrocities Education
(PAE hosts workshops about the atrocities in Asia, allowing the Asian American
suriycs a Faciho Aria War cuieruiv reridina in an Francisco to have a niace to heal.
Why 1920C is Not an Admin Service:

1920C is not an Administrative Service because 1920C does not exclusively cater to the business
community. 1920C is open to the general public. Anyone can walk off the street and come into
our space to use our services or view our art gallery. Someone from the general public can refit a
desk for $5 an hour or print for $. 10. The conference room is rented out for meetings to anyone
who needs it. Therefore, 1920C is not a private office. You cannot walk into a private office and
rent a desk.
1920C does not provide management, clerical, or administrative services to anyone who uses
their space. They only provide services for use of the space and support for the community.
1920C has one person who helps build the community, checks people into the space, and sells
retail.
Why 1920C Was Formed?
1920C did not want an office space. After trying out various coworking spaces in San Francisco
three women decided to start their own community because they wanted something different.
Something that was closer to home, where people lived. A place that would provide something
new to a neighborhood that could benefit greatly from it. 1920C didnt-want to be a tech space
like the others in SOMA. 1920C wanted a space that incorporated the arts, local community,
sustainability, local businesses, and wellness. Most importantly, they wanted a collaborative
community. (Exhibit 1) A place to come together and meet other people. 1920C also wanted to
provide a safe and supportive space for women and all genders.
1920C aims to bridge the gap for individuals and artists who cant afford to work or sell art in
San Franciscos rent crisis. The rise in rent in San Francisco is a large concern and 1920C
wanted to provide their service to a predominantly low-income neighborhood. 1920C provides
affordable space for artists to showcase and sell their artwork. Artists struggle to find space in
San Francisco to show and sell their art because it is so expensive, and art space is limited; so
1920C wanted to help those artists. 1920C also provides affordable space for individuals and
teams who want to escape isolation or access wifi and a desk. According to the Freelancers
Union, a union 1920C is a part of, 53 Million Americans are freelancing, and by 2020.40% of
the workforce will be freelancing. 1 920C!s service further helps provide affordable space for the
changing workforce.
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Molly - Born and raised in Peninsula in the Bay Area. Mollys parents were born and raised in
San Francisco and she always loved how diverse and progressive San Francisco was. Molly
studied Urban Planning and Public Policy and minored in Business at University of Oregon.
Molly studied Urban Planning because of her keen interest in making a difference in her
community. Her background in Urban Planning made her instantly interested in the benefits of
coworking and the bottom-up process of building up collaborative communities.
Paola - Paola came to San Francisco more than 20 years ago because she was fascinated by this
city and the community around it. She felt this is where creativity and diversity merge together
and can be expressed freely. This is where ideas become reality. She first arrived at the
University of California Berkeley for a postdoctoral position in one of their research labs. Then
she worked for many years in the software industry, where she covered different roles, and in the
past 5 years she has turned her focus towards education and nonprofit as well. She lives in North
Beach, where she feels the sense of community goes back for generations.
Jenny - Jenny Chan was born in Hong Kong. She immigrated to San Francisco when she was 10
Her mother was a refugee from Vietnam when the Vietnam War broke out. Her family came to
the United States for better opportunities. Jenny is the first generation in her family who is not a
refugee and obtained a college degree in Economics with a focus on Applied Statistics from
University of Illinois at Urbana Champaign. She worked in a Regional Economics Applications
Lab focused on transportation, employment, and housing.
She has been connected to Chinatown and the community since she was a child, since her mother
brought her to Chinatown every weekend. She loves Chinatown for the characteristics which
remind her of Hong Kong in the 90s while picking up her, dim sum in the morning. She started
1920C with Molly and Paola to bring the neighborhood closer together.
Why 1920C Was Formed In Chinatown:
Jenny grew up coming to Chinatown. Paola and Jenny live within minutes of 950 Grant Avenue.
Jenny felt as though this is where her community was and she thought the Chinatown
neighborhood would be excited for the service 1920C could provide them. Through her work
with her nonprofit she had many connections with the people who live in Chinatown and they
were all excited and supportive of 1 920C s new service. (Exhibit 0) Chinatown also is a place
where many people live in SRO s and the founders of 1920C thought they could provide a space
for SRO residents to get out of their small homes. Also, 1920C wanted to strengthen the
economic vitality of the neighborhood by bringing in new customers to the existing small
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stores. 1920C encourages members of their space to use the nearby businesses and has a
community board which displays business cards and flyers within the Chinatown business
community.
Revitalization of 950 Grant Ave:
950 Grant Avenue was a vacant and blighted building for over 8 years. Exhibit 0 includes a
letter from Andrew Young, the previous property owner, in which states the building was vacant
for 8 years before the purchase by the current owner. When the current owner took ownership
and renovated the building he tried to rent out the 2nd Floor for 1.5 years before finding 1920C.
He wasnt seeing the interest he thought he would and 1920C believed their company would help
revitalize the space and turn it into a community asset. 1920C believes their service improves
this building from its previously vacant use to a productive one.
Visitors I Tourism:
1920C explicitly designed their business model based on the location of their space, 950 Grant
Avenue. They wanted their business to cater to the needs of the existing neighborhood. Since
they are on Grant Ave and part of the CVR District they wanted to tailor their services to tourism
and the general public. This is why 1920C provides access for hourly and daily use. Hourly or
daily use are technically not even considered membership levels (Exhibit A). These uses are
exclusively centered to be open to the general public to come in and use the space.
1920C envisioned that tourists would stop into their space needing a quick place to access wifi,
rent a meeting room, or just unwind for a minute. Upon opening they reached out to San
Francisco Walking Tour to get their name added to tours on Grant Avenue to inform tourists of
their space. Every business day 1920C puts out their sign on the sidewalk (Exhibit L) calling in
individuals to come see their space. 1920C has had numerous visitors come off the streets and
pay for an hour of use. (Exhibit E-H) 1920C has partnered with nearby travel agents who use the
space as a resource when travelers need a place to work. Tourists have come into the space
multiple times just to hang out for one or two hours and sit on the couch. These people were not
professionals but just people who wanted to sit down and hang out. People who came off the
street (general public) to use the shared space.
Also many visitors have come into the space to view the art gallery (Exhibit Q. 1920Cs art
gallery was incorporated into the business plan with the intent for visitors to come in and view
the exhibit and buy local artwork. The gallery is open to the public Monday-Friday, 9am-6pm.
1920C Non-members: (Exhibit F-H) For general public who walks in to use 1920Cs services,
see the art gallery, or attend one of the workshops or events held at 1920C.
1920C has only been open for a little over a month, and fheir membership list is far from
complete. 1920C has been working hard to diversify their membership through
targeted-marketing. Membership of a coworking space is typically intended for short-term use.
Members of the space do not lease space from 1920C but instead they agree to be members of
the 1920C and rent office equipment and access to their services. (Exhibit E) 1920C markets to
all types of individuals and teams and allows anyone no matter their profession or lack of
profession to be a member of their space. Typically, 1920C does not allow teams over 8 because
of the nature of the space, however, one of the current members is an exception because they
started with 1920C before the space was opened. We are in the digital age so there are members
who are software developers. However, just because they have a technology platform doesnt
mean all their employees are software engineers. Below is a list of the members we have had so
far:
Whil & Refresh: (Exhibit I) Team of 18 were found on a neighborhood app, Nextdoor,
that connects people to their neighbors. Jenny, the founder of 1920C made a posting on
Nextdoor before the space opened and connected with Katelin, partner of Whil who
happened to be a member of the neighborhood. Her team was in need of a space to work
out of, do yoga in and be a part of community for the short-term. The team will be
members of 1920C until June 30th.
Whil: Whil is a digital health and wellness training platform. They curate
programs from some of the worlds top trainers to help you live a happier,
healthier, more engaged life. Whil records professional yoga instructors and posts
them online for anyone around the globe to sign up and practice yoga and
meditation. They even have a platform for teenagers. Most members do content,
marketing, design, and video producing and editing. They offer free weekly yoga
classes from their platform for anyone in the neighborhood to use. (Exhibit N)
Refresh Body: A platform that allows individuals to directly book massage
therapists, pilates, yoga, and even haircuts. All members here focus on marketing
and customer relationships.
o Christopher Litchi: (Exhibit I)Signed up as an individual and used the shared space for
one month with his fiance Rinku.
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KUTOA: (Exhibit I) a small business founded by Joseph Grassia who really needed an
affordable place to grow his business. Kutoa is a socially driven business that sells health
food bars and is launching a drink line. He sells bars in the 1920C community as well.
Eniko Rozman: Eniko started out with 1920C and she offer marketing services, sells
jewelery, and is an individual member. She was a part of the consulting team since day
one.
Timothy Hail: (Exhibit I) Signed up as an individual.. He is a photographer who helps
with the Art Gallery.
Melissa Huang: (Exhibit I) An individual who signed up when she was in between jobs.
Just wanted to be a part of a community. Now She is a translator for Pinkoi.
Wilma Fang: (Exhibit I) Signed up as an individual. She is very involved with the
Chinatown community as well as the 1920C community. She works for A Better
Chinatown Tomorrow helping the elderly play music.
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Dear Dario,
Floor Area
Art Gallery and PAE currently share the same location. Art gallery is currently using the wall space while PAE
meetings use the floor space. The total footage is about 2,000 square feet. Yoga currently happens in our
conference room, sometimes in our open space where PAE and art gallery are located if there is no community
meeting happening. Sometimes, students from USF come in for historical material. PAE either provides them
with the materials they need or connect them with the resources they need(as an email exchange attached of a
student who recently came in). Melissa, a translating consultant uses 50 sq feet, Alex Crosson, another
consultant uses about 50 square feet, Eni, consultant from 7 Points Marketing uses 50 square feet. Wilma from
A Better Chinatown Tomorrow uses another 50 square feet. Conference room, which anyone in the general
public can use is 288 square feet. Kutoa, a health snack bar retail uses 200 square feet. The Jewelry counter you
saw during your site inspection is included in the 150 square feet of the retail/cashier space. WWI/Refresh use
less than 500 square feet altogether. We are also finalizing our laundry service for individuals in this space. That
would take up about 40 sq. feet. Please note, we all share the same bathrooms and kitchen, which is about 600
square feet. Please look at the updated floor plan attached.
Frequency
Please provide the days/hours of operation for all uses including the following:
Whil and Refresh- Monday - Friday 9am-5prn (Will only be here until June 30th. They are currently building
their own office on Van Ness)
Melissa, translator - lOam-lOpm, by appointments only
Alex Crosson, consultant-9am-8pm, by appointments only
Art Gallery- Monday-Friday 9am-6pm and weekends by appointments (Our space is booked until November)
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Laundry Service- Monday- Friday, 9am-6pm

Printing Service- Monday-Friday, 9am-6pm.
Ifluminare Learning Center - http:Ililluminare.org! Saturday+Sunday lOam-lpm, 1-4pm (35 hours/ session per
kid) We are expecting 8 kids per session, and so 16 kids for both sessions on the weekends starting in June. So
we will serve at least 48 kids by the end of this year.
KUTOA http:/ikutoa.coml - 9am-5pm, he sells snack bars at our space as well.
All community meetings held within 1920C.- 1920c hosts our own community meetings once a month, but
seniors in Chinatown host community meetings in here at least twice a week. Each meeting lasting at least 2
hours. ABCT practices Chinese music in here on weekend evenings. PAB hosts meetings twice a month, 6
hours each time.
Popup events and how many vendors does 1920C host? We have pop up events at least once a month. We had
a pop up event on May 1st, and we are having two events in June. We are also hosting art gallery openings
every month. We are currently booked until November with a list of artists lined up. We also partnered up with
local nonprofits like SF Bay Area Renters Fed. to have a silent auction in June.
PAE and how many employees work for PAE? 2 contractors, 1 remote worker, and 10 volunteers. We have
weekend exhibitiondiscussion twice a month organized by volunteers. The upcoming ones are June 13, June
27, July 11th, and July 25th.
Wilma from A Better Chinatown Tomorrow practices on weekend evenings, sometimes Friday afternoon
starting at 3pm-lOpm.
Bible Study happens every Friday from 7pm-9pm.
Conference room. People book it on Liquid Space or call us to book it for all kinds of uses. Bible
study, law students meet ups, SF MOMA, tutoring, and gatherings. Conference rooms are open including
weekends, on demand. Currently, we have more than 80 individuals booking our conference room.
Marketing consulting services, 7 Points Marketing- Monday- Friday 9arn-5pm by appointment
Free yoga classes at 1920C- 3 times a week Monday, Wed, Fri at 3pm.
1920Cs Policies
Please detail any policies for Teams/Platforms who wish to lease office space month-to-month?
That is in the Exhibit E in the response. We will state in there that we will not accept team of more than 8.
There are many drawbacks of having huge teams in our space. We are still new and we were experimenting
with this team.
Attached are screenshots of 2 tourists who used our space last week. along with a usage floor plan. The white
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Jenny,
Thank you for submitting the requested description of 1920Cs operation. In your description you state that 1920C is a
"combination of permitted land uses", including institutional, other retail sales and service, and professional service;
and, although a description of those operations have been provided, further details are needed.
Floor Area
Please demonstrate the approximate amount of square footage devoted to ALL uses (including all Teams/Platforms)
identified in your description, for example: how many square feet are devoted to PAE, Whil/ Refresh, yoga, retail, and
the art gallery?
Frequency
All Teams/Platforms, for example: Whil and Refresh

All community meetings held within 1920C.
Pop up events and how many vendors does 1920C host?
PAE and how many employees work for PAE?
Conference room.
Marketing consulting services
Free yoga classes at 1920C
1920Cs Policies
Enforcement Planner
Planning Department lCity and County of San Francisco

1650 Mission Street, Suite 400, San Francisco, CA 94103
Direct: 415-558-6477 Fax: 415-558-6409
Email: darFo.iones(sfpov.orcj
Web: www.sfp!annino.orQ
Planning Information Center (PlC): 415.558.6377 or pic@sfciov.orci

Planning Information Map (PIM): hftD://DroDemap.sfpIannina.oro
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From: 1920C Cowork {mailto: info 1920c.com ]

Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2015 2:33 PM
To: Jones, Dario (CPC)

Cc: Sanchez, Scott (CPC); Haw, Christine (CPC)
Subject: Response to the Notice of Enforcement
Dear Dario,
Nice to see you at PlC today. Attached is the Response to the Notice of Enforcement. It is the same document
that I submitted this morning.
Please feel free to contact me if you have any questions or comments.
Jenny
1920C
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Venue Reservation
Workspace:
Reservation Date:
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Bible Study
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Guests:
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Guests:
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TV/Monitor
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View Reservation
Exhibit C.
Exhibit B.
Art Gallery
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View Renervation
Hello Paola,
Masnya Uchino just made a reservation for Large Conference (Weekends). Please review reservation
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Venue Reservation
Workspace:
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Reservation Date:
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Exhibit F.
Day Pass Sign In
Day-Pats Sign-in
Submission Date
2015-04-14 14:34:11
Full Name
Reid New
Day Pass Sign In
Submission Date
2015-05-06 13:19:41
Have You Been Here Before?
Yes
Full Name
John Skilbeck
Would you like to stay in the loop

about 1920C?
Yes
Have You Been Nero Before?
No
E-mail
johnskilbeck@grnaH.com
How Did You Find Us?
Instagrom
What do you do?
Tech

about 1920C?
Yes
Day Pass Sign In
Submission Date
2015-04-09 14:54:45
Full Name
KaiHeng Lin
No
E-mail
l<ail,eng1107IgrnaU.com
Friends
Day Pass Sign In
Submission Date
2015-05-05 16:10:18
What do you do?
Illustration, 3D art
Full Name
Alexander Crosson

about 1920C?
Yes
No
E-mail
alexcrosson@gmail.com
IloW Did You Find Us?
Google
What do you do?
lOS developer

about 1920C?
Yes
Day Pass Sign In
Submission Date
2015-04-14 14:34:51
Full Name
Chris Arvin
Yes

about 1920C?
Yes
Day Pass Sign In
Submission Date
2015-04-0113:27:16
Full Name
JLIdil Hummel
No
E-mail
juclithummelicloucl,corn
What do you do?
Designer

about 19200?
No
Exhibit G.
Exhibit F.
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Day Pass Sign In
Submission Date
2015-05-08 17:31:04
Full Name
Alice Chiu
Have You Been Here Before
No
E-mail
yoohoo513@gmail.com
Friends
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Student
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Editor for online news

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Submission Date
2015-04-23 18:51:19
Name
Evelyn wci
E-mail
yanningwei@gmail.com
Walked By
What is your profession?
Retail

about 1920C?
Yes
Tour Sign In
Submission Date
2015-04-14 19:39:12
Name
Nick Haddock
E-mail
nicI<alomicinteIIigence.corn
Startup -consulting

about 19200?
No
Tour Sign In
Submission Date
2015-04-08 18:29:54
Name
rinku
E-mail
thelichtifamilyldtgmail.com
character designer

about 1920C?
Yes
Exhibit I:
Exhibit H:
Membership Sign-Ups
Tour Sign In
Harvest Fitll-Time
Submission Date
2015-04-08 18:25:01
Name
Mark
E-mail
qdmarkgmoiLcom
developer
Would you like to stay

about 1920C?
In
the loop
Submission Date
2015-05-06 16:07:44
Full Name
Alexander Crosson
Address
Street Address: 65 Carl Street

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City: San Francisco
State /Province: California
Postal I Zip Cede: 64117
Country: United States
No
Phone Number
(617( 7635259
E-mail
alencrossonWgniail.cam
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Industry
Technology
Accepted
Submission Date
2015-05-03 14:31:58
Your Name
Wellington Chun
Your E-mail Address
wellingtonchun.sf'grnail.corr
Phone Number
(415) 7718067
What Are You Interested
in?
What Day?
Membership
05-4-2015
What Time?
11:40 AM
Preferred Contact?
E-mail
Flow Did You Find Us?
Google
Book A Tour
Date you want your membership

to start
05-06-2015
Membership Term
Month-to-Month ($450/month)
Dirt Someone Peter You
No
Company Name
Crew Intellect LLC
Job Title
Founder
Company Website
Software Development
Will Your Company Be Paying For

Your Membership?
Yes
Billing Address
StreetAdclteso: 10 Hanover Square

Street Address Line 2:71<
City: New York
State! Province: New York
Pasird / Zip Cade: 10005
Country: United Stales
What Events Would You Be

Interested In Attending At
1920C?
Networking
Social Events
Workshops
Collaborative Working
What Do You Hope To Get Out of

Your Membership?
I-love AProductive Place To Work
Submission Date
2015-04-22 13:37:26
Your Name
Aba Santini
olirr.Santini@gmail.com
What Types Of Shills Do You

Have?
Web and mobile development. Both Iraolend aer.l Ira
Your E-mail Address

Phone Number
(415=)9874800
mOral Are Your Hobbies or

Interests?
Running, playing tennis
What Are You Interested in?
Membership
Accepted
What Day?
04-30-2015
Accepted
What Time?
9:30 AM
Exhibit I:
Exhibit I:
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Harvest Fuf+
Submission Date
2015-04-09 21:12:56
Full Name
Rinku Lichti
Address
Street Address: 203 Victory Circle

City: San Ramon
State / Province: CA
Postal / Zip Code: 94552
Phone Number
(415) 5976663
E-mail
rinkulichti@gmail.com
Industry
Tech
Submission Date
2015-04-09 21:15:14
Full Name
Christopher L
Address

City: San Ramon
State I Province: CA
Phone Number
(415) 5976663
E-mail
cliris.licliti@gniail.com
Industry
Tech
Accepted
Accepted
to start
04-10-2015
Membership Term
Month-to-Month ($500/month)
Did Someone Refer You
No
Company Name
Name not confirmed
Will Your Company Be Paying For No

Your Membership?
tSlIllng Address

City: Sari Ramon
State / Province: California
Postal / Zip Coda: 94552

1920C?
Networking
Wellness Events

Your Membership?
Have A Productive Place To Work

Be A Part of A Community
What Types Of Skills Do You

Have?
Artist (I mostly do oil on canvas), am a new horn photogrpaher as wel

(r(nkulichti.com ), Game design, character design,
What Are Your Hobbles or

Interests?
I-liking
Accepted
Accepted

to start
04-10-2015
Membership Term
Month-to-Month ($5001month)
Yes
Company Name
Name not confirmed

Your Membership?
No
Billing Address

City: San Ramon
State / Province: California

None
1920C?

Your Membership?
Have AProdILictive Place To Wail:

1-lave?
Public Speaking, Tech, Coding, FStlIiy l-Hl I
What Are Your Hobbies or

Interests?
Hiking
Accepted
Accented
Exhibit I:
Exhibit I:
Flourish Fall-Time
Membership Agreement
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Submission Date
2015-04-06 113:37:013
Pull Name
Melissa I-luring
Address
Street Address: 2406 Polk St

City: San r-ranCiseo
State / Province: CA
Postal I Zip Code: 94109
6L1.15
Membership End Dath: June30, 2015

(Opilea to of end)
Membe:tb1, Terist jrstonllt to rtiortfhl
Phone Number
(650) 6446060
E-mail
melrosol208@gmaiLcow
Industry
Writing
Wobsite:
santr000logycom
sfoOigo space. mail hnrxrttirs, and nemhershigb.ersefi1
Twitter Handle
ctjlkaanros
Membership Ordis:
1 3 Nfonthty Memberships: $6,500 ,
361 itlO
S5,500
Total DuonApriT let:
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This i mbershlp is for zi lotn of Iji 10 flake dedwnjed desk ttiertiberShtp Hatvant FuIl+) for
urilfearis memb ra at 1920C Coworkitpg Space. This metoberahip level inciuden: individual
desks, 2117 access, ki1.chn access, mdi, lifiriling, 40 tours of corifareaco morn firric, a month,
@santrsnalogy
Accepted
Membership is due on the tat of the month end paid to 1920C LLC, A late fee of 200 will
apply after the )tra
Ill order to make this n ntbershi:p effective I will pay 1ho deposit by March 17th and
membership dues by April is), I will also sign the Membership Terms of Service, and fill grit
an Appticn)loti foot for rev team.

to start
04-06-2015
Membership Term
Month-to-Month (530010106th)
No
Company Name
MOCACAIRE
Job Title
Lead Strategy
Company Website
mocacare.com
Will Your Company Be Paying S-or

Your Membership?
No
Bitting Address
Street Address: 24013 Polk St

City: San Francisco
State! Province: CA

1920C?
Waflnens Events
Workshops
Small Work break events

Your Membership?
I-love A Productive Place To Wotk

Collaborate With Others
Enjoy The Membership Parks
ristablislt ABusiness Presence

Have?
Writing. translation, tnsnatch, CS, bass, piano, Iv:
l!litntration, mixed drinks (milktea 61 cockttulv), v1v:LLuill,
still Concprs. Ins.
Company Name
Natetin Holloway
Name (first and fast)
/c
Signature
llt2ttC
950 GsatAve. FL
Sari frrtciicoCA 9008
Exhibit I:
Exhibit I:
Flourish Full-Time
Flourish Pull-Time
Submission Date
2015-05-09 19:12:37
Full Name
Timothy Hall
Address
Street Address: 2803 Balboa Street

City: San Francisco
State I Province: CA
Phone Number
(419) 710-9070
E-mail
TimHGuitargmaiLcom
Industry
Photography
Submission Date
2015-04-27 18:57:00
Full Name
Joseph Grassia
Address
StrnetAddrnso: 2049 Ladara Drive

City: Lincoln
State! Province: CA
Pon tall Zip Cede: 95748
Phone Number
(916) 2797200
E-mail
joeygraSxiatfltgmail.csm
Industry
Food & Beverage
Website:
Accepted
Date you Want your membership
to start
09-29-2015
Membership Term
Three Months ($900 every 3 months)
No
Company Name
Darkroom Photo
3013 Title
Owner

Your Membership?
Yes
Billing Address
Street Address: 2903 Balboa Street

City: San Francisco
Slate I Province: CA

1920C?
Networking
Social Events
Wellness Events
Workshops

Your Membership?
Collaborate With Others

I-lava A Professional Place For Client Meetings
Establish A Business Presence

Have?
Photographic shuts
Photos hop
Musician

Interests?
Tai Chi
SF Guitar Society
Twitter Handle
joeygrassia
Instagram Handle
jonygtassia
Date you Want your membership

to start
05-11-2015
Membership Term
Month-to-Month ($3001month)
No
Would You Like To Add On

Mailing Service? ($151montlt)
Yes
Would You Like To Add On A

Storage Cabinet? ($10/month)
Yes
Company Name
KUTOA Health Company
Job Title
Founder, CEO
Accepted
Company Website
wvPnKUTOA.com

Your Membership?
Yes
Billing Address
Street Arlctraos: PG BOX 1031

City: Austin
State / Province: Texas

1920C?
Networking
Social Events
Wellness Events
Workshops
Small Work break events
Have AProductive Place To Wont
Accepted
Accepted
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Exhibit M:
Floorplan and Sellers Permit.
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Exhibit N:
Exhbi 0:
Flyers of some events at 1920C.
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uielrUt that does nt l;ivo ;in,vparhinp I e.rOi so ns In got ti lil etieci as people
sviills clitvu the .street_ ?,i:rrvei,airi niorm iitprirt;iutly, tht\asutiritirn ill ho
Oil ai ntO itng thi ill tee; and ptmi ii timts no a roglilar Luisi c. hey will nnr become
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t:Vei to China on his own hr? Jocerl nit idt.pit 50 I tlsj to (11111 SomLIltiul t,vhta would
111111 artlilO ii;Fc size tellS CO1.L0 svirMurs to he placed on the street. tiioy would hr.
bolted (I 01""n so that tuittitog wo uld 1w n hle to topple ever. We have the insiari non
antI would onh, , be dolit it in irorit dbAlings Chat I own, Nov. , , to just get the
iroper wrmits and opprnvoh iron, rmir 131100 ;ind he oppnopriale CitS agencies.
Con you in I 2.giT)Lp01 1k? walkinG rj3,rp the sUet rind seeing heoutilul flowers
nursC intl the imposing Terra Cotta tVariiors to gi- ect them?
idrougiiL rsistoint, i
I COOn hired a 1-la Gywood sat tlC51[IOOr to help come up with creative idpes tin the
streetscape!
The [Iront Avenue corridor has lweii negi rind v.- ay Inc ion g_ tt is lii oti r
commu ntiss best intcrnrts that we tr ad do something to bring attention to our
area ht inilovativo %vnys. r lso pio es having bar codes an htiild ill gs, tastefully
dmie and with an Asian thenic, to steer tci pie to piacos Cii iThie[Gii A the
nelgliiaorhoodThe MC.A,
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then. etc. 1 want the cotite cutnmunitv to he firldusWe in this campaign ond 1 h ave
gathered widespread and total supior[ ftcity ;t siOSS soup, ino etnur community.
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cuIiitt2it esorttn iS micro -,nn ci:ala -tliko. AMC. Snowier
1innrs to appsca0l" ;: abalone Smjssei.i Ill& ponnicS.tIo! conuwi-:ntirw, d" :ts-.n- i
11w rich tunditionc cund cuir-yI Fe Ihuncurtit, it in inii.l irnnnslicmn Vt
visilaini 10 drop in 2,nd to ci Vtoen auto".. ..tic coot mit n it cuhuca I ntis: Ill
Id very sappy to rrnost niamhorn ot lhra ccmnnmtscmcn aid &ninunn In

froa to contact roe nt 4 15 29C, T.Ml
Sincu1oly,
Wiflu the durutint of nit three niitrtini lntsintn lunch firitriciiti types fitund it rJifflcutt to taav Itiruitlu in
Ctticutowii nOd 91orl pet hitch to sit rk. Mu icy fin cup i4nnuurni rmtauratnuvq tit.k I 1w food to t ItiSihi and
spin-anti 0pinrFitktns in the ircyrcisi til - strict.
TIt n rt nnoprnpfOcn cii-itngscl winurn the old finite do ctarn, Sitcirititys. itcCOnIOtS and 111nowhicturing t1
stinicuit inn bL!SlriSS dititpitrnd,
any categories of Ltuit-iilflstghS, flit.. ulnt;tioril:u, building as pply and
linpilnuire it ,Lrmwera rejiluced b. n5ne Soy.! Suivitu, MOrit, Travel agftnicies replucoci by cnlire .nahnitcn,
iheni peope would woni., dint, itaif slay in Chinncowp und worn not reptuced li.j yotIrtgr gonurutiont.
Sna frannitco Chinatown In cii! 11th iiifitd of 111E. , Cliun.nsn- coniniuiiltv but 1he gtnuuurnl expansion of
0,iinrffl to the oiititr r-ncime5 o{Siin Frurcinco arid Iho ltsy Area h. ,lSaIsg lnj to the dclinci. it s is no
mOItgr
insCin, to thus uirditt .ie i1inittown, Alt that hat comnu inn Ibti ntiburhn, 99 Rand -i cid syon
foods for grocerics anif the nuiitifudt ofgono ntis! gtept CIiin.nw rsaurnrtt
Tie comr IrI, nucln to filkycenit spent wills opulatlo Ins that hcinig Itch individumt flint are bI ar1i
wiling to tjitend thur money here to Chinatown,. 1925k tioo. I ititti ray faniuly surpaeit 1925k rurnuhsitip iii
its cirrrertt
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To Concerned Parties,
Dear Ahorn it irises
This is a letter written in support of the new business venture 1920c. Last Friday, I heard on KQED Fm radio
haL the business on Giant Avenue between Jackson and Washington Streets were in violation of an ordinance
meant to prevent the encroaching of the financial district into Chinatown. The business was describeclas a
venture by 3 women to create a sale, well lighted environment for people to work. I decided to brave the traffic
into Chinatown on a Friday night in order to go to their open house.
When I arrived at 1920c, I immediately noticed the atmosphere of the place and the enthusiastic young
crowd of people. I saw a couple of artists standing behind their tablet showing their artwork and I thought,
rh is is like an up to date Kearny Street Workshop?
I was there in Chinatown 40 years ago when the workshop on Kearny Street was threatened for closure in
order to make room for the new hotel adjacent to Portsmouth Square. The I Hotel, which had been there for
years, was slated for demolition and the protest against its destruction delayed its demise for some time. The
Kearny Street Worlcshop was part of all this, but eventually it closed as well.
Throughout the years the Worlcshop attempted to revive itself, but it never did re-materialize. 1920c has the
potential to becomes community place that will provide the creative space for artists and clients alike. As you
know, the computer has become a viable tool for artists now, and 1920c has a slew of computers.
As the curator of Robert Camerons photographic library, I have spoken with the owners of 1920c about
creating a permanent space within 1920c to showcase Mr. Cameront finest images. Bob told me that he had
spent over $1,000,000 in helicopter fees alone in order to photograph from the air, and he wanted me to establish a Robert Cameron Gallery to showcase his photographs. I 920 may be the beginning of this wish of Bobs.
He loved his adopted city, San Francisco, and always wanted his gallery to be established in the City. Mainly
known as the publisher of the Above series of books, he has photographed Paris, London, New Yorlc, Washington DC, San Francisco, Hawaii, and more from the air.
Lastly, I would like to mention that I teas born in Chinatown to a family that first established its home here
in United States in 1850. Our family was among those that established the Nam Ktte Chinese school which still
resides on Sacramento Street. We started the first herb shop called Ow Wo Tong which was located on Jackson
street from 1906 to 1957. It was closed by the federal government during the McCarthy era because our herbs
originated from China, and trade with Red Chins was illegal at that time. We lost 100 years of inventory which
caused our family great hardship.
Only a few years ago my uncle, who is now 92 years old, asked me to attend a family association meeting. He
wanted to nominate me Onto the board of directors. He stated, "the association needs new blood. The old folks
running the organization are too old-fashioned, and they dont know what it takes to address the concerns of
time younger generation
In short, finally, after losing our home in Chinatown in 19571 now have a chance to return to the place of
my birth, and it is through the opportunity afforded by 1920c that this is possible. Ills indeed a fortuitous
thing.
Please consider this letter of recommendation when you evaluate the viability of the business venture called
1920c. It affords the opportunity to bridge the history of Chinatown with the new greatly changing city and to
service the Chinatown community.
Sincerely,
Timothy Hall
Curator and Printer,
Robert Cameron Images
I am Rich ttrci Oct st r i~ siclz-ril of C linitlovjn for over 95 ytmers

opoief ionss of 1R2o,
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Ciunato v;n in San Franciceci, ar nalep nuiqhbcthood, has noon 0

longer Thri uilitair4 tsekffhhOrllsSOrl 190 ifrtili,, i:st 31) 1 /9015 Ofils ftSt I ccc
s.nircftiztnt like mint rt-tsed to eath up reitfi ilicm tins. I oftrn liOSC nr.r i!
The cc.cunde of ffimltC, intstnflcr sips such sic % ,Vedint and
lot rno to comnimieicstte binter wkft my Friends. lair now in ft Vsitif:5
nay Frienclo .digitstly, instead of ttStVOlsldl to limit rmp.sirtmmsmtls with rn.,.
providing erie prictir-1cf ,OIsViOO when I need my cloetirticrite
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but 2100 ii Space where I can hoop out wiTh I V.ry lrrinndts. I sso5 hsrrri
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Sanchez, Scott (CPC); Haw, Christine (CPC)
Re: Response to the Notice of Enforcement
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Dear Dario,
Floor Area
Art Gallery and PAE currently share the same location. Art gallery is currently using the wall space while PAE
meetings use the floor space. The total footage is about 2,000 square feet. Yoga currently happens in our
conference room, sometimes in our open space where PAE and art gallery are located if there is no community
meeting happening Sometimes, students from USF come in for historical material. PAE either, provides them
with the materials they need or connect them with the resources they need(as an email exchange attached of a
student who recently came in). Melissa, a translating consultant uses 50 sq feet, Alex Crosson, another
consultant uses about 50 square feet, Eni, consultant from 7 Points Marketing uses 50 square feet. Wilma from
A Better Chinatown Tomorrow uses another 50 square feet. Conference room, which anyone in the general
public can use is 288 square feet. Kutoa, a health snack bar retail uses 200 square feet. The Jewelry counter you
saw during your site inspection is included in the 150 square feet of the retail/cashier space. Whil/Refresh use
less than 500 square feet altogether. We are also finalizing our laundry service for individuals in this space. That
would take up about 40 sq. feet. Please note, we all share the same bathrooms and kitchen, which is about 600
square feet. Please look at the updated floor plan attached.
Frequency
Whil and Refresh.- Monday - Friday 9am-5pm (Will only be here until June 30th. They are currently building
their own office on Van Ness)
Melissa, translator - lOarn-lOpm, by appointments only
Alex Crosson, consuliant-9am48pm, by appointments only
Laundry Service- Monday- Friday, 9am-6prn

Printing Service- Monday- Friday, 9am-6pm.
Illuminare Learning Center - http:!!illuminare.org/ Saturday+Sunday lOarn-lpm, 1-4pm (35 hours/ session per
kid) We are expecting 8 kids per session, and so 16 kids for both sessions on the weekends starting in June. So
we will serve at least 48 kids by the end of this year.
KUTOA hftp://luitoa.c.on - 9am-5pm, he sells snack bars at our space as well.
All community meetings held within 1920C.- 1920c hosts our own community meetings once a month, but
seniors in Chinatown host community meetings in here at least twice a week. Each meeting lasting at least 2
hours. ABCT practices Chinese music in here on weekend evenings. PAE hosts meetings twice a month, 6
hours each time.
Pop up events and how many vendors does 1920C host? We have pop up events at least once a month. We had
a pop up event on May 1st, and we are having two events in June. We are also hosting art gallery openings
every month. We are currently booked until November with a list of artists lined up. We also partnered up with
local nonprofits like SF Bay Area Renters Fed. to have a silent auction in June.
PAE and how many employees work for PAE? 2 contractors, 1 remote worker, and 10 volunteers. We have
weekend exhibitiondiscussion twice a month organized by volunteers. The upcoming ones are June 13, June
27, July 11th, and July 25th.
Wilma from A Better Chinatown Tomorrow practices on weekend evenings, sometimes Friday afternoon
starting at 3pm- 10pm.
Bible Study happens every Friday from 7prn-9pm.
Conference room. People book it on Liquid Space or call us to book it for all kinds of uses. Bible
study, law students meet ups, SF MOMA, tutoring, and gatherings. Conference rooms are open including
weekends, on demand. Currently, we have more than 80 individuals booking our conference room.
Marketing consulting services, 7 Points Marketing- Monday- Friday 9am-Spm by appointment
Free yoga classes at 1920C- 3 times a week Monday, Wed, Fri at 3pm.
1920Cs Policies
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On Fri, May 15, 2015 at 2:39 PM, Jones, Dario (CPC) <dario.jonessfgov.org > wrote:
Jenny,
Thank you for submitting the requested description of 1920Cs operation. In your description you state that 1920C is a
"combination of permitted land uses", including institutional, other retail sales and service, and professional service;
and, although a description of those operations have been provided, further details are needed.
Floor Area
Please demonstrate the approximate amount of square footage devoted to ALL uses (including all Teams/Platforms)
identified in your description, for example: how many square feet are devoted to PAE, Whil/ Refresh, yoga, retail, and
the art gallery?
Frequency
All Teams/Platforms, for example: Whit and Refresh

All community meetings held within 1920C.
Pop up events and how many vendors does 1920C host?
PAE and how many employees work for PAE?
Conference room.
Marketing consulting services
Free yoga classes at 1920C
1920Cs Policies
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Enforcement Planner
Pianning Deprtmentj City and County of San Francisco

1650 Mission Street, Suite 400, San Francisco, CA 94103
Direct: 415-558-6477 1 Fax: 415-558-6409
Email: dario.ionessfgov.org
Web: www.sfplanning.org
Pianning Information Center (PlC): 415.558.6377 or picsfgov.org

Pianning Information Map (PIM): httD://uroDertymaD.sfplanningiq
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From: 1920C Cowork [mailto:info@ 1920c.com ]

Sent: Wednesday, May 13, 2015 2:33 PM
To: Jones, Dario (CPC)
Cc: Sanchez, Scott (CPC); Haw, Christine (CPC)
Subject: Response to the Notice of Enforcement
Dear Dario,
Nice to see YOU at PlC today. Attached is the Response to the Notice of Enforcement. It is the same document
that I submitted this morning.
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PLANNING CODE SECTION 890.102: SALES AND SERVICES, OTHER

RETAIL.
A retail use which provides goods and/or services but is not listed as a separate zoning
category in zoning category numbers .41 through .63 of Sections 8 10 through 812 of this Code,
including, but not limited to sale or provision of the following goods and services:
(a) General groceries;
(b) Specialty groceries such as cheese, confections, coffee, meat, produce;
(c) Pharmaceutical drugs and personal toiletries;
(d) Personal items such as tobacco and magazines;
(e) Self-service laundromats and dry cleaning, where no portion of a building occupied by
such use shall have any opening other than fixed windows and exits required by law within 50
feet of any R District;
(f) Household goods and services (including paint, fixtures and hardware, but excluding other
building materials);
(g) Variety merchandise;
(h) Florists and plant stores;
(i) Apparel and accessories;
(j) Antiques, art galleries and framing services;
(k) Home furnishings, furniture and appliances;
(1) Books, stationery, music and sporting goods; and
(m) Toys, gifts, and photographic goods and services.
It excludes tourist motels, as distinguished from tourist hotels in Section 890.46 of this Code,
amusement game arcades and household goods self-storage facilities, which are included in
storage," defined in Section 790.117 of this Code. It also excludes the sale of heating fuel and
the sale or rental of commercial equipment (excluding office equipment) and construction
materials, other than paint, fixtures and hardware.
(Added by Ord. 131-87, App. 4/24/87)
SEC. 890.116. SERVICE, PERSONAL

A retail use which provides grooming services to the individual, including salons, cosmetic
services, tattoo parlors, and health spas, excluding massage establishments subject to Section
218.1 of this Code located within South of Market Districts, or instructional services not certified
by the State Educational Agency, such as art, dance, exercise, martial arts, and music classes,
except that in the South of Market Districts, arts activities falling within Section 102.2 shall not
be considered personal services.
SEC. 890.50. INSTITUTIONS, OTHER.
A public or private, nonprofit or profit-making use, excluding hospitals and medical centers,
which provides services to the community, and meets the applicable provisions of Section 304.5
of Pus Cede cc cr11100 instiiutionoi nwsree tPoos. 1]rC1UPIDO Lrrt not Posited to the 10 o:
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RECORD SUMMARY
PLANNING
Application Detail: Detail

Application Type: Plan ninWArplications/Referral/MIS
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Application Name: GRAND PALACE
Description of Work: PERMITTED PER SECTIONS 811.42/890.92
Application Status: Closed

Parcel No: 0194015
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Job Value: $0.00

Total Fee Assessed:
Total Fee Invoiced: $0.00
Balance: $002
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Restaurant
Liquor License
Change of Use
Change of Owner
Lot Line Adjustment
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SAN FRANCISCO

1650 Mission St.

June 19, 2015

950 Grant Avenue

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Notice of Violation and Penalty

950 Grant Avenue

Complaint No.: 2015-005193ENF

June 19, 2015

1920C, Responm to EAtice of Enforcement, Mey 13, 2015, E\hihit A, Poge 9

950 Grant Avenue

Notice of Violation and Penalty

Per Planning Code Section 890.106, "Administrative Service" is

950 Grant Avenue

Notice of Violation and Penalty

HOW TO CORRECT THE VIOLATION

950 Grant Avenue

Notice of Violation and Penalty

Notice of Violation and Penalty

950 Grant Avenue

ENFORCEMENT TIME AND MATERIALS FEE

OTHER APPLICATIONS UNDER PLANNING DEPARTMENT CONSIDERATION

950 Grant Avenue

Notice of Violation and Penalty

1650 Mission St.

950 Grant Avenue

950 Grant Avenue

HOW TO CORRECT THE VIOLATION

PENALTIES AND APPEAL RIGHTS

ENFORCEMENT TIME AND MATERIALS FEE

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950 Grant Avenue

OTHER APPLICATIONS UNDER CONSIDERATION

Daniel Lowrey, Deputy Director, Department of Building Inspection, San Francisco

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revision to permit #2014-04-25-4216, Add .2 horn strobes, 1 smoke detector, 1 heat

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TO INSTALL AWNING AT ENTRANCE WAY ON 11F

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ELECTRICAL PLAN FOR 200901089827

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RENOVATION OF EXTG GROUP HOUSING AT 3RD FLOOR:REMODEL EXTG 11

hew Categorical Exemption Evaluation

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TO COMPLETE WORK AND OBTAIN FINAL INSPECTION FOR WORK APPROVED

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Revision to application #200603156735 and 200707116505. Install new concrete wall at

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