SEC. 1302A. FAIR HOUSING REQUIREMENTS.
§ 1302A
When a city department or official makes decisions about subdivision developments that include housing, they must comply with Chapter 87 of the San Francisco Administrative Code, which prohibits basing those decisions on information that discriminates against members of protected classes.
When the city approves plans for new housing developments, city officials cannot make their decisions based on information that unfairly treats people because of their race, color, religion, sex, national origin, or other protected characteristics. They have to follow the fair housing rules in Chapter 87 of the city code.
- Complex:The section relies entirely on cross-reference to Chapter 87 without restating the core prohibitions or defining 'protected class' here, making it hard for a reader to understand what is actually prohibited without consulting another part of the code.
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Official text
When making any decision regarding the control or approval of subdivision development within the City and County of San Francisco which includes "dwellings" as defined in Chapter 87 of the San Francisco Administrative Code, the applicable City department or official shall comply with that Chapter which requires, among other things, that the applicable City department or official not base any decision regarding the development of "dwellings" in which "protected class" members are likely to reside on information which may be discriminatory to any member of a "protected class" (as all such terms are defined in Chapter 87 of the San Francisco Administrative Code).
(Added by Ord. 308-99, File No. 990499, App. 12/3/99)