San Francisco County, CA

Board of Appeals

The San Francisco Board of Appeals is meeting to consider two rehearing requests and two appeals related to specific properties. The agenda includes public comment, commissioner comments, and adoption of minutes, but the substantive items are the rehearing requests and appeals listed.

• Rehearing Request for Appeal No. 25-059 at 3446 Balboa St.
• Rehearing Request for Appeal No. 26-029 at 2722-2724 Folsom St.
• Appeal No. 26-026 at 1261-1263 3rd Ave.
• Appeal No. 26-020 at 25th St. and Homestead St.

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing a mix of real estate acquisitions, grant acceptances, and contract amendments. Key decisions include funding for the New Asia affordable housing project, a large furniture contract, and emergency dredging work at Marina Yacht Harbor. The committee also addresses a proposed ban on retail nitrous oxide sales and settles two labor claims.

• Acquisition of real property at 758 and 772 Pacific Ave for 100% affordable housing with an amended loan not to exceed $13,666,153
• Emergency declaration for Marina Yacht Harbor dredging with estimated costs exceeding $2,500,000
• Two contract amendments with Resource Design Interiors for system furniture, not to exceed $10,630,000 and $17,750,000 respectively
• Hearing on the release of $1,118,828 in reserved funds for Sheriff’s Office software licensing and salary spending
• Police Code ordinance prohibiting the retail sale of nitrous oxide

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Committee will consider several high-value contracts, property acquisitions, and lease agreements. Items include funding for affordable housing, technology services, and various departmental appropriations.

• Grant amendment for Children’s Council of San Francisco up to $234,891,608
• Affordable housing loan agreement for 1234, 1270, and 1280 Great Highway up to $27,248,500
• Microsoft Enterprise Products contract with Zones, LLC up to $115,000,000
• PG&E property acquisition at 5000 Hunters Point Boulevard for $575,000
• Release of reserved funds for Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing totaling $6,861,866

Board of Appeals

The Board of Appeals will conduct a meeting to address three specific property appeals. The agenda also includes public comment, commissioner comments, and the adoption of minutes.

• Appeal No. 26-027: 1627 37th Avenue
• Appeal No. 26-026: 1261-1263 3rd Avenue
• Appeal No. 26-029: 2722-2724 Folsom Street

Board of Appeals

The Board of Appeals will meet to discuss the adoption of previous meeting minutes and hear two specific permit appeals. The board will consider appeals regarding a tobacco sales permit and a limited live performance permit.

• Appeal No. 26-028: Tobacco Sales Permit for 1108 Polk Street
• Appeal No. 26-031: Limited Live Performance permit for 1875 Union Street
• Adoption of June 30, 2026 minutes

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Budget and Finance Committee will consider several grant approvals and contract amendments. Items include funding for park improvements, ferry landing projects, and school district bonds.

• Grant for Embarcadero Plaza and Sue Bierman Park: $20,000,000
• San Francisco Unified School District General Obligation Bonds: Not to exceed $270,000,000
• Grants for Mission Bay Ferry Landing totaling $8,500,000
• Lease agreement with Hotelzo, LLC for Terminal 1 and 3: $350,000 minimum annual guarantee
• Grant for Project Restore: Women’s Housing for Victims of Crime: $200,000

SPECIAL Board of Appeals

The Board of Appeals will meet to address a rehearing request for a single-family building addition and a jurisdiction request regarding an alteration permit. The meeting also includes standard procedures such as public comment and the adoption of minutes.

• Rehearing request for Appeal No. 26-021 at 2840 Lake Street regarding a single-family building addition
• Jurisdiction request No. 26-2 for 1595 21st Avenue regarding Alteration Permit No. 2025/10/15/7454

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee will vote on three specific financial items. These include a cost-of-living adjustment for legislative analysts, a change to a retail lease at 44 Ellis Street, and an increase to grant spending thresholds. The meeting also includes standard procedural announcements and roll call.

• Cost of Living Adjustment to Contract for Budget and Legislative Analyst Services - $3,544,900 - FY2026-2027
• Amended and Restated Lease Agreement - Tad’s - 44 Ellis Street - Retail Space - Monthly Base Rent to a Percentage Rent Calculated as 8% of Gross Revenues
• Administrative Code - Increasing Accept and Expend Threshold Amount for Grants

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several grant agreements, contract modifications, and lease amendments. Items include funding for community economic recovery, airport systems, and retail theft prevention.

• Community Economic Recovery Hubs grant amendment up to $16,779,999
• SITA Information Networking Computing USA, Inc. airport contract modification up to $16,780,546
• Organized Retail Theft Prevention Grant Program of $15,326,301
• 1820 Post Street affordable housing loan not to exceed $22,578,308
• Office lease for 796 Brannan Street at $40,675.96 initial annual base rent

Board of Appeals

The Board of Appeals will hear several appeals regarding building permits and zoning decisions. These include three separate appeals involving 248 Valley Street and one appeal regarding 284 Lake Street.

• Appeal No 26-022: Jeremy Beal vs Dept of Building Inspection (248 Valley Street, Permit No. PP20260407390)
• Appeal No 26-023: Jeremy Beal vs Dept of Building Inspection (248 Valley Street, Permit No. PM20260407392)
• Appeal No 26-025: Jeremy Beal vs Dept of Building Inspection (248 Valley Street, Permit No. 2026/04/20/9756)
• Appeal No 26-021: Multiple appellants vs Zoning Administrator (2840 Lake Street, Case No. 2015-013369VAR-02)

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several large-scale contracts and grant agreements. Items include multi-million dollar agreements for medical supplies, housing services, and infrastructure projects.

• Medline Industries, Inc. medical supply amendments totaling over $466,000,000
• Tenderloin Housing Clinic grant amendments for hotel master leasing up to $303,609,319
• St. Vincent de Paul Society of San Francisco contracts for shelter operations up to $72,599,760
• Powell Street Improvement Project grant of $14,500,000
• San Francisco Pretrial Diversion Project contract not to exceed $22,532,145

Board of Appeals

The Board of Appeals will review appeals regarding a spa issuance, a demolition permit, and an excavation permit. The meeting includes public comment and the adoption of previous minutes.

• Appeal of issuance to Richmond Serenity Spa at 3446 Balboa Street
• Appeal of demolition permit to Powell Partners LLC at 659 Union Street
• Appeal of excavation permit to PG&E for 25th Street (Douglas Street to Homestead Street)

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing a $195,000,000 bond sale for the Healthy, Safe, and Vibrant SF program. The agenda also includes several contract amendments for behavioral health and community health services, as well as lease terminations at SFO.

• Sale of General Obligation Bonds, Series 2026A, not to exceed $195,000,000
• Richmond Area Multi Services, Inc. agreement amendment up to $48,211,511
• San Francisco Community Health Authority agreement up to $52,768,224
• Lease termination for food and beverage concessions at Terminal 3 and Harvey Milk Terminal 1
• Extension of parking tax exemption for certain school district property events

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several financial agreements and legislative items. Key discussions include a loan for the San Francisco Zoological Society and maintenance for Hunters Point Shipyard parks.

• Loan agreement for San Francisco Zoological Society up to $8,500,000
• Hunters Point Shipyard Phase One Parks and Open Spaces maintenance agreement
• Placemaking Banners grant for Transgender District not to exceed $24,516.19
• Extension of parking tax exemption for school district property events
• Airzeta Co., Ltd. airline and airport lease agreement

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several financial actions, including large-scale loans for the San Francisco Zoological Society and various housing support grants. The agenda also includes budget adjustments for the Fire Department and several contract amendments for housing and shelter programs.

• Loan agreement with San Francisco Zoological Society for up to $8,500,000
• Grant for Historic LGBTQ+ Venue Preservation and Revitalization in the Castro: $5,000,000
• Mercy Housing California 120, L.P. multifamily housing revenue notes: up to $30,000,000
• Fire Department budget adjustments including $10,421,751 for overtime
• Contract amendment for Five Keys Schools and Programs (Ellis Semi-Congregate Shelter): up to $39,569,622

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

Board of Appeals

The San Francisco Board of Appeals will vote on three appeals regarding the suspension of Street Artist Licenses. The body will also hear appeals related to properties at 850 Corbett Avenue and 50 Beaumont Avenue. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as public comment and the adoption of minutes.

• Appeal Nos. 26-014, 26-017, and 26-018: Suspension of three Street Artist Licenses
• Appeal Nos. 25-056 and 25-057: Property at 850 Corbett Avenue
• Appeal Nos. 26-015 and 26-016: Property at 50 Beaumont Avenue

Board of Appeals

The Board of Appeals will meet to address an appeal filed by the North Beach Tenants Committee against the Department of Building Inspection. The matter concerns a demolition permit for the property located at 659 Union Street.

• Appeal No 26-019: North Beach Tenants Committee vs Dept of Building Inspection
• Demolition permit appeal for 659 Union Street

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several federal grant applications from HUD and the DOJ. The agenda also includes labor agreements for fire fighters and police officers, and a request for police operational funds.

• $21,498,493 HUD Community Development Block Grant Program
• $7,685,046 HUD Housing Opportunities for Persons with AIDS Program
• $6,250,000 DOJ COPS Hiring Program grant
• $537,583 release of reserved funds for SFPD operational needs
• $800,000 tenant improvement reimbursement for Chinese Hospital Association

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Budget and Finance Committee is deciding on several major financial actions, including a retroactive expenditure for voting system replacement and a large professional services contract for Hetch Hetchy Water and Power. The body is also establishing fiscal limits for the 2025-2026 budget and authorizing long-term grant agreements for green infrastructure. Additionally, the committee is accepting a federal grant for police hiring and adjusting administrative thresholds for accepting grants.

• Retroactive acceptance and expenditure of $416,431.10 for California Secretary of State Voting System Replacement
• Professional Services Agreement with Archer Energy Solutions, LLC for Hetch Hetchy Water and Power compliance, not to exceed $11,600,000
• Retroactive acceptance of $6,250,000 U.S. Department of Justice grant for San Francisco Police Department FY25 COPS Hiring Program
• Establishment of Appropriations Limit (Gann Limit) for FY2025-2026 for Special Tax Districts and Infrastructure and Revitalization Financing Districts
• Authorization of grant agreements with 20-year terms for the Public Utilities Commission Green Infrastructure Grant Program

Board of Appeals

The Board of Appeals will review several appeals regarding alteration permits and a variance decision. The meeting also includes the adoption of minutes from the March 25, 2026, meeting.

• Appeal of alteration permit issuance at 850 Corbett Avenue
• Jurisdiction over alteration permit at 158 15th Avenue
• Appeal of alteration permit issuance at 134 Athens Street
• Appeal of variance decision at 170 Bocana Street

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several high-value service agreements and grant expenditures. Items include technology contracts, airport security services, and various state and federal funding allocations for public safety and housing.

• Mythics, LLC Oracle Products contract not to exceed $94,587,831
• California Community Power CleanPowerSF storage agreement not to exceed $75,900,000
• Covenant Aviation Security, LLC airport services modification not to exceed $20,300,000
• Homekey+ Grant Program application for 629 Post Street up to $15,869,669
• SFPD FY25 COPS Hiring Program grant of $6,250,000

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several high-value contract amendments and lease agreements. Items include funding for health access services, airport assistance, and affordable housing projects at Balboa Reservoir.

• Hallmark Aviation Services Airport Contract Modification: Not to exceed $30,403,645
• Sapient Corporation Property Assessment System Replacement: Not to exceed $33,912,702
• San Francisco-Marin Food Bank CalFresh Emergency Gift Card Initiative: Not to exceed $9,100,000
• Balboa Gateway, L.P. 100% Affordable Housing at 105 Wisteria Lane: $15,000 rent and $29,280,757 loan
• Balboa Gateway LP Multifamily Housing Revenue Note: Not to exceed $112,711,100

Board of Appeals

The Board of Appeals will hear several cases regarding building permits, notices of violation, and health department orders. The meeting includes requests for jurisdiction and the adoption of previous minutes.

• Appeal of alteration permit issuance at 850 Corbett Avenue
• Jurisdiction request for an alteration permit at 158 15th Avenue
• Appeal of a notice of violation and penalty decision at 460-462 Vallejo Street
• Appeal of a Department of Public Health Director’s Order at 3446 Balboa Street

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several financial agreements, including a large-scale project agreement for the Potrero Yard Modernization Project. The agenda also includes lease amendments, grant agreements, and police department budget adjustments. Additionally, the committee will review proposed changes to real property transfer tax rates.

• Potrero Yard Modernization Project at 2500 Mariposa Street: $1,396,433,595 project agreement and $900,000,000 bond issuance
• Lutheran Social Services Grant Agreement Amendment: Not to exceed $15,210,535
• Police Department De-Appropriation and Appropriation: $34,366,405 for FY2025-2026
• KLW Investments, LLC Lease Amendments: $410,145 and $1,237,642 annual base rents for Mission Street properties
• Whilt Living Trust Gift: $100,000.25 for the Animal Care and Control Welfare Fund

Board of Appeals

The San Francisco Board of Appeals will vote on six appeals challenging previous permit issuances. The agenda includes procedural items such as public comment and the adoption of minutes from March 4, 2026. Specific appeals involve properties at 850 Corbett Avenue, 1077 Fell Street, and 311 3rd Street.

• Appeal No. 25-056 and 25-057 for 850 Corbett Avenue, appealing issuance from December 4, 2025
• Appeal No. 25-049 and 25-050 for 1077 Fell Street, appealing issuance from November 14, 2025
• Appeal No. 25-040, appealing issuance from September 18, 2025
• Appeal No. 26-006 for 311 3rd Street, appealing issuance from February 4, 2026

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several large-scale grants and contract amendments. Items include funding for affordable housing at 1939 Market Street and security services for San Francisco General Hospital.

• $47,579,100 grant for 1939 Market Street via Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities Program
• $15,380,000 contract amendment for unarmed security guard services at San Francisco General Hospital
• $3,000,000 grant for the Office of Treasurer and Tax Collector involving JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A.
• $1,374,816.94 grant from California Department of Health Care Services
• Proposed changes to Compact Mobile Food Operation definitions and fees

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Budget and Finance Committee will review a security services contract amendment and new definitions for mobile food operations. The committee will also consider several pieces of legislation regarding business taxes and permit fee waivers.

• Contract amendment for Allied Universal Security Services for armed and unarmed guards not to exceed $64,940,326
• Compact Mobile Food Operation definitions and fees
• Extension of permit, license, and business registration fee waivers for certain small businesses
• Gross Receipts Tax Rates for Financial Services initiative ordinance
• Real Property Transfer Tax Rates and Penalties ordinance

Board of Appeals

The Board of Appeals will meet to review and hear various property-related appeals. The agenda includes the adoption of previous meeting minutes and several specific appeal cases.

• Appeal No. 25-054 at 20 Burnside Avenue
• Appeal No. 26-001 at 205 Fairmount Street
• Appeal Nos. 25-049 and 25-050 at 1077 Fell Street
• Appeal No. 26-004 at 45 Prospect Avenue

BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting

The Budget and Finance Committee will hold hearings on the Mayor's budget instructions and the Controller's budget status report. The agenda also includes several contract amendments and grant acceptances for housing, parking, and youth services.

• Hearing on Mayor’s Budget Instructions for FY 2026-2027 and 2027-2028
• Acceptance of $45,109,140 grant for Treasure Island Parcel IC4.3
• YMCA of San Francisco contract amendment for mental health services up to $11,577,751
• Management agreement amendments for IMCO Parking ($219,000,000) and LAZ Parking ($189,000,000)
• $4,000,000 appropriation for Department of Emergency Management street conditions staffing