S.F. Chronicle Quotes Professor Elmendorf on Supervisors' Vote Against Housing Complex

Professor Christopher Elmendorf spoke to the San Francisco Chronicle and HereSay media about a San Francisco Board of Supervisors vote on Oct. 26 to reject the environmental impact report for a 495-unit housing complex planned for a South of Market parking lot, effectively delaying the project indefinitely.

The Chronicle also linked to Elmendorf's Twitter thread and Willamette Law Review paper in an editorial addressing ways that San Francisco Mayor London Breed, who criticized the supervisors’ vote, can move forward with expanding the city’s housing options.

Christopher S. Elmendorf is a professor of law at UC Davis School of Law whose teaching and research interests include election law, administrative law, statutory interpretation, constitutional law, and property and natural resources law.