Supervisor tries to fix S.F.'s broken process for allowing in-law units

A San Francisco supervisor is trying to fix the city’s broken process for approving in-law units, which housing advocates say could create thousands of new units if the city can cut the cost and complexity of building them. San Francisco in-law units are usually renovations of a garage, storage space, basement or attic. “Supervisor Katy Tang’s legislation would require the three city departments in charge of approving in-law applications to have a pre-application meeting,” the San Francisco…

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