781.7

SEC. 781.7. CHESTNUT STREET FINANCIAL SERVICE SUBDISTRICT. (a) Purpose. In order to preserve the unique mixture of sales and services in the Chestnut Street area, there shall be a Chestnut Street Financial Service Subdistrict, generally applicable for the NC-2-zoned portion of Chestnut Street, including NC-2-zoned portions of cross streets, between Webster and Broderick Streets, as designated on Sectional Map 2SU of the Zoning Map . (b) Controls. The following provisions shall apply within such Subdistrict: (1) A Financial Service or a Limited Financial Service shall be conditionally permitted in this Subdistrict pursuant to Sections 303 and 303.1(d). (2) The provisions of Sections 180 through 186.2 of the Code shall govern Financial Services and Limited Financial Services which existed lawfully at the effective date of this Code in this Subdistrict. (Added by Ord. 155-88, App. 4/7/88; amended by Ord. 129-17, File No. 170203, App. 6/30/2017, Eff. 7/30/2017; Ord. 249-23, File No. 230701, App. 12/14/2023, Eff. 1/14/2024) AMENDMENT HISTORY Undesignated introductory paragraph designated as divisions (a) and (b) and amended; former divisions (a) and (b) redesignated as divisions (b)(1) and (b)(2) and amended; Ord. 129-17, Eff. 7/30/2017. Division (b)(1) amended; Ord. 249-23, Eff. 1/14/2024. SEC. 781.8. MISSION ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE SPECIAL USE SUBDISTRICT. (See Interpretations related to this Section.) For controls for the Mission Alcoholic Beverage Special Use District see Section 249.60. (Added by Ord. 256-96, App. 6/26/96; amended by Ord. 168-99, File No. 990543, App. 6/18/99; Ord. 177-00, File No. 000744, App. 7/28/2000; Ord. 260-07, File No. 070617, App. 11/14/2007; Ord. 269-07, File No. 070671, App. 11/26/2007; Ord. 140-11, File No. 110482, App. 7/5/2011, Eff. 8/4/2011) AMENDMENT HISTORY Section amended in its entirety; Ord. 140-11, Eff. 8/4/2011. SEC. 781.9. HAIGHT STREET ALCOHOL RESTRICTED USE SUBDISTRICT. (a) Purpose. There is an unusually large number of establishments dispensing alcoholic beverages, including beer and wine, for both on-site and off-site consumption in the Haight- Ashbury neighborhood. A concentration of alcoholic beverage establishments in a neighborhood disrupts the desired mix of land uses that contribute to a livable neighborhood and discourages more desirable and needed commercial uses in the area. A concentration of establishments selling alcoholic beverages in an area may therefore contribute to the deterioration of the neighborhood and to the concomitant devaluation of property and destruction of community values and quality of life. These effects contribute to peace, health, safety and general welfare problems in these areas, including loitering, littering, public drunkenness, driving while intoxicated, defacement and damaging of structures, pedestrian obstructions, as well as traffic circulation, parking and noise problems on public streets and neighborhood lots, and other nuisance activities. The existence of such problems creates serious impacts on the health, safety and welfare of residents of nearby single- and multiple-family areas. These impacts include fear for the safety of children, elderly residents and visitors to the area. (b