San Francisco Administrative Code § 23.28 Sfusd Leases

(a) Whenever the City leases property from the San Francisco Unified School District ("the School District") and the City uses the property in a manner directly serving the public, such as for a public parking area or an athletic field, the notification provisions of subsection (b) shall apply.

(b) Not less than 30 days prior to the termination of the lease by the School District, or the expiration of the lease if the parties do not renew the agreement, the City department having jurisdiction over the subject property under the lease shall cause notice of the proposed action be given as follows:

(1) Notice shall be posted on the subject property in accordance with the requirements established by the Zoning Administrator under Planning Code Sections 311 and 312.

(2) Written notice of the termination or expiration of the lease shall be mailed to all owners and, to the extent practicable, occupants of properties within 150 feet of the subject property in the same Assessor's Block and on the block face across from the subject property. When the subject property is a corner lot, the notification area shall further include all property on both block faces across from the subject property, and the corner property diagonally across the street. The latest City-wide Assessor's roll for names and addresses of owners shall be used for such notice.

(3) Written notice of the termination or expiration of the lease shall also be mailed to persons or organizations that have indicated an interest in the subject property or its area by including their names on a list maintained by the Planning Department.

(c) The notification requirements of subsection (b) shall also apply when the City uses or controls School District property by virtue of a permit, license, or similar agreement other than a lease. If the City itself receives less than 45 days notice from the School District of the termination or expiration of a lease or other agreement, the City department having jurisdiction over the subject property under the lease or other agreement shall provide the notice required under subsection (b) to the extent reasonably possible under the circumstances. (Added by Ord. 159-07, File No. 070411, App. 7/3/2007)

ARTICLE IV:

LEASES WHEN CITY IS LANDLORD

Sec. 23.30.	Lease of Real Property.
Sec. 23.31.	Year-to-Year or Shorter Leases.

Sec. 23.32.	Advisory Review by Director of Property.
Sec. 23.33.	Competitive Bidding Procedures.
Sec. 23.34.	Lease Reporting.
Sec. 23.35.	Re-Lease Real Property to Existing Tenant on a Negotiated Basis.
Sec. 23.36.	Lease of Real Property under Recreation and Parks Commission and Public Utilities Commission Jurisdiction.
Sec. 23.37.	Real Estate Department to Collect Rents.
Sec. 23.38.	Agreements for Private Use of City Property; Possessory Interest Taxes.
Sec. 23.39.	Taxable Possessory Interests in Tax-Exempt Real Property; Report of Agreement and Change of Ownership or Extension of Agreement.
Sec. 23.40.	Sale or Lease of Park Land; Use of Certain Park Land for the Construction of Water Quality and Sewerage Facilities.
Sec. 23.41.	Transfer of Park and Other Lands to the National Park Service of the United States Department of the Interior.
Sec. 23.42.	Prohibition on Leasing of City-Owned Land for the Extraction of Fossil Fuels.