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> The Department's highest priority for investigation and resolution of reported violations are health and safety-related. If evidence exists that a violation of Planning Code may have occurred, the Enforcement Planner sends a notice to the responsible party... High service demands can routinely cause cases to remain open for some time. These cases usually involve violations that do not constitute a significant impact.

https://sfplanning.org/resource/file-a-complaint



Most cities’ planning departments probably aren’t as slammed as San Francisco’s.


They only process 500 complaints a year. This is not a serious problem at the scale described in the article, so local governments do not allocate resources to it.


SFO sounds like a real mess. Code enforcement is a revenue maker




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