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SF clears 541-home One Oak project for full Board

San Francisco Land Use and Transportation Committee: One Oak's 541-home project cleared 3-0 with a 140-foot podium height. SB 79 and curbside EV charging continued to April 20.
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Land Use and Transportation Committee Meeting
April 13, 2026

TL;DR

  • One Oak Street's podium height increase from 120 to 140 feet cleared committee 3-0, advancing 541 homes on a long-vacant Market Street lot to the full Board.
  • The SB 79 implementation ordinance was amended and continued to April 20, with a duplicate file held to address state feedback.
  • A curbside EV charging permit program for SFMTA was amended and continued to April 20 after two amendments, including one urging the program to prioritize residents over commercial fleets.

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