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Francis Martin III wants to make some changes inside the 19th-century home he bought in a historic Russian Hill neighborhood in 2001. But San Francisco planning officials contend that historically significant woodwork inside would be lost, and are trying use a state law to force Martin through a potentially costly environmental review process. Martin says the city is assuming the role of a Big Brother-like interior decorator, and is suing over its interpretation of the California Environmental Quality Act.
February 02, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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