By Keith Menconi : sfexaminer – excerpt (audio and maps)
A recently released proposal to upzone large swaths of San Francisco aims to add enough density for developers to build as many as 36,000 additional new homes.
This newly updated upzoning map — which has been in the works for two years — has already stirred fierce pushback from many neighborhood opponents of added density. But where would all those new homes actually go?
To help readers see for themselves, The Examiner created two interactive 3D representations of the new zoning map that lays out how much the maximum allowable height limit would increase on every parcel in The City under the proposal released last Thursday by the Planning Department… (more)
Look at the article for the maps and another point of view. How many existing home must be demolished in order to build the 36,000 new homes and how many residents and businesses will be displaced from the “high opportunity zones”?