Razing The Roof For Condos To Rise
With the Nob Hill Neighbors’ appeal to block the development of 1601 Larkin Street denied and the project’s permits reinstated, the dilapidated First St. John’s United Methodist Church at the…
Nob Hill Church Ready To Meet Its Maker For Condos To Rise
With the Nob Hill Neighbors’ appeal to block the development of 1601 Larkin Street denied, the demolition permit reinstated and historic artifacts removed, the dilapidated First St. John’s United Methodist…
Nob Hill Neighbors’ Appeal Denied, Development Clear To Commence
A plugged-in tipster reports that the Nob Hill Neighbors’ appeal to block the development of 1601 Larkin Street was denied by a vote of 4-0 last night, clearing the way…
Approved Nob Hill Development Appealed By The Neighbors
Having been rejected twice, once in 2010 and again at the end of 2012, the proposed demolition the dilapidated First St. John’s United Methodist Church at the corner of Larkin…
Larkin Street Redevelopment Take Three And Planning’s Flop
Having been rejected twice, once in 2010 and again at the end of last year, the project sponsors of the proposed demolition the dilapidated First St. John’s United Methodist Church…
1601 Larkin Street 3.1: The Redesign Details And Renderings
As we first reported yesterday, the rejected design for the proposed development to replace the First St. John’s United Methodist Church at the corner of Larkin and Clay has been…
1601 Larkin Street Design Sneak Peek Take Two (Or Three)
As we first reported in January, while San Francisco’s Planning Commission blocked the proposed demolition of the dilapidated church at 1601 Larking Street and development of a modern Stanley Saitowitz…
An Attempt To Settle For With San Francisco’s Planning Commission?
As we first reported yesterday, San Francisco’s Planning Commission is slated to meet behind closed doors with legal counsel to discuss the pending litigation and consideration of settlement proposals with…
Behind Closed Doors: 1601 Larkin Settlement Discussions This Week
In a special closed door session this week, San Francisco’s Planning Commission will conference with legal counsel “to discuss pending litigation and consideration of settlement proposals” in Pacific Polk Properties,…