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Chapter 23 — REAL PROPERTY TRANSACTIONS

San Francisco Administrative Code § 23.48 Fees and Fee Payments

San Francisco Administrative Code · 2026-08 edition · updated 2026-09-24 · San Francisco

Cite as: San Francisco Administrative Code § 23.48 · Text as of 2026-09-24

The application fee which is to accompany each application shall be $2,500 unless changed by appropriate action of the Board of Supervisors. If the Director of Property determines, after his investigation of the application, that the application fee is inadequate to cover the cost of preparing and processing an agreement, the Director of Property shall notify the building owner of the additional amount that is required. The additional amount shall be paid by the building owner as a prerequisite to preparation and processing of an agreement by the Real Estate Department. The Real Estate Department is authorized to collect the fees due under lot line window agreements and shall deposit such fees to the credit of the department having jurisdiction over the City's Real Property.

The application fees and any additional amounts required to cover the cost of preparing and processing agreements shall be deposited to the credit of the Real Estate Department.

(Formerly Sec. 23.30; added by Ord. 559-85, App. 12/27/85; amended and renumbered by Ord. 15-01, File No. 001965, App. 2/2/2001)

ARTICLE VI:

LABOR REPRESENTATION PROCEDURES IN HOTEL AND RESTAURANT DEVELOPMENTS IN WHICH THE CITY HAS AN ONGOING PROPRIETARY INTEREST

Sec. 23.50. Findings and Declarations.
Sec. 23.51. Definitions.
Sec. 23.52. Policy, Requirements and Procedures to Minimize Labor/Management Conflict When City Has Proprietary
Interest.
Sec. 23.53. Scope and Exemptions.
Sec. 23.54. Enforcement.
Sec. 23.55. Effective Date and Application.
Sec. 23.56. Severability.

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