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The committee recommended approval of several land-use measures, including Hunters View HOPE SF street and infrastructure acceptance, a commemorative street name on Bartlett Street, a Homestead Street undergrounding step, and changes to street tree rules and the Compton’s Cafeteria Riot landmark designation.
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The committee advanced multiple proposals that would affect streets, trees, and historic recognition in San Francisco. One measure would let the city accept public infrastructure tied to Hunters View HOPE SF, while another would start the process for undergrounding utilities on Homestead Street between 24th and 25th Streets. Members also backed a commemorative street name on Bartlett Street and amended street tree and landmark rules before sending the items forward.
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