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I read through all of the code that looked pertinent, and it seems to be exclusive to the larger buildings previously described. I've had various garages in SF

by quesera 13y ago

I read through all of the code that looked pertinent, and it seems to be exclusive to the larger buildings previously described. I've had various garages in SF, and always kept vehicles (the 4-wheeled ones anyway) on the street, so I had a bit of a Richelieuian curiosity. Elsewhere in the code, it defines a garage as "A building or portion thereof in which a motor vehicle containing flammable or combustible liquids or gas in its tank is stored, repaired or kept.". Electric vehicles would also appear to be exempt, then.

bmelton 13y ago
That's an interesting definition of automobile, which evaluates upstream to an interesting definition of garage. I know that the original person attempting to fight the law doesn't own a car, and presumably, is upset that the law would prohibit them from being able to store their bike. I know that legal definitions, by their very nature, can end up being confusing, but I would have loved to have been a fly on the wall during the reading of that bill and its discussion.