San Francisco County public meetings in 2024
40 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals meets on December 11, 2024, to conduct public comment and adopt minutes. The agenda includes the review of Jurisdiction Request No. 24-8 and Appeal No. 24-040. No specific details regarding the nature of these cases, dollar amounts, or locations are provided in the agenda text.
- Jurisdiction Request No. 24-8
- Appeal No. 24-040
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing numerous financial authorizations, including large-scale infrastructure projects for Treasure Island and Potrero Yard. The agenda also includes several grant approvals, housing agreements, and multi-million dollar service contracts.
- Potrero Yard Infrastructure Facility design-build agreement at 2500 Mariposa Street, not to exceed $275,500,000
- Treasure Island Stage 2 infrastructure project certificates of participation, not to exceed $65,000,000
- Recology San Francisco refuse collection and disposal services contract, not to exceed $119,000,000
- Casa Adelante SVN Housing, L.P. affordable housing at 1515 South Van Ness Avenue, loan not to exceed $45,233,623
- Mid-Market/Tenderloin Community-Based Safety Program grant amendment, not to exceed $68,851,756
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee will consider several contract modifications, grant expenditures, and revenue agreements. Items include transit technology updates, waste management services, and various community service funding agreements.
- Central Subway Advanced Train Control System contract modification with Hitachi Rail GTS USA Inc. up to $29,825,385.22
- Airport Professional Services Agreement with South San Francisco Scavenger Co., Inc. up to $22,408,062
- Grant for India Basin Shoreline Park from California Department of Parks and Recreation for $756,728
- Grant for Havelock Pedestrian Bridge Safety Improvement Project for $500,000
- Agreement with Bay Area Community Resources for various programs up to $16,806,000
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several large-scale financial actions, including the sale of General Obligation Bonds for seawall safety and affordable housing. The agenda also includes significant contract agreements for transit systems, airport maintenance, and public health programs.
- Sale of General Obligation Bonds for Embarcadero Seawall and Affordable Housing totaling over $346,000,000
- Hitachi Rail GTS USA Inc. contract for Train Control System support up to $212,093,633
- Airport maintenance agreement with Professional Business Providers, Inc. up to $26,464,164
- Underground Republic Water Works, Inc. plumbing supplies agreement up to $50,400,000
- CDC grants for HIV prevention and surveillance totaling approximately $11,610,854
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will meet to discuss the adoption of previous minutes and address three specific cases. These include a jurisdiction request regarding a plumbing permit and two appeals concerning an alteration permit and a Planning Commission motion.
- Jurisdiction request for 85 Homestead St regarding Plumbing Permit No. PW20210105587
- Appeal of an alteration permit issuance at 557 Wisconsin Street
- Appeal of Planning Commission Motion No. 21576 for 700 Indiana Street
- Adoption of October 30, 2024, minutes
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals will vote on four appeals regarding the issuance of site permits. Three appeals involve projects at 1819-1821 Fulton Street, including a two-story residential building and a bicycle shed. One appeal concerns a site permit issued to MBC BioLabs at 700 Indiana Street. The meeting also includes procedural items such as public comment and adoption of minutes.
- Appeal No. 24-047: Site Permit issued to Green Grove SF LLC for 1819-1821 Fulton Street
- Appeal No. 24-048: Site Permit for a two-story, two-dwelling residential building (Building 2)
- Appeal No. 24-049: Site Permit for a one-story bicycle shed (Building 3) at 1819 Fulton Street
- Appeal No. 24-040: Site Permit issued to MBC BioLabs at 700 Indiana Street
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several large-scale funding items, including housing grants and enterprise program increases. The agenda includes various professional services agreements, real property acquisitions, and loan agreements.
- Increase of Wastewater, Water, and Power Enterprise Interim Funding Programs totaling up to $2.45 billion
- Acceptance of $29,745,053 and $41,162,574 grants for Sunnydale Block 7 and 160 Freelon Street
- Radio Usage Agreement with UCSF with anticipated revenue of $2,406,460
- Construction management services for 2000 Marin Street not to exceed $10,720,500
- Real property easement acquisition from Sunol Glen Unified School District not to exceed $50,000
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will conduct a rehearing for one property and hear three additional appeals. The meeting includes public comment, commissioner comments, and the adoption of minutes.
- Rehearing for Appeal No. 24-046 at 763 Lakeview Avenue
- Appeal No. 24-053 at 500 Laguna Street
- Appeal No. 24-051 at 201 Ashton Avenue
- Appeal No. 24-052 at 316-318, 320, 322, & 326-328 Alemany Boulevard
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee will vote on a $2.45 billion increase to interim funding programs for the Water, Power, and Wastewater enterprises. The agenda also includes major contracts for electric transit buses and a real property acquisition at 2280 Market Street. Additionally, the committee will consider a fee elimination ordinance and accept several federal and state grants.
- Increase of Wastewater, Water, and Power Enterprise Interim Funding Programs totaling $2.45 billion
- Agreement with Gillig LLC for Electric Transit Buses not to exceed $68,772,334
- Real Property Acquisition from Market & Noe Center LP for 2280 Market Street not to exceed $11,620,000
- Acceptance of $9,162,000 grant from California State Transportation Agency for Port Freight Infrastructure
- Ordinance for Various Codes - Fee Elimination and Administrative Provisions
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee is scheduled to vote on a series of major financial agreements, including a $117.7 million purchase of 94 hybrid electric buses and a $1.25 billion increase to the Wastewater Enterprise Interim Funding Program. The agenda also includes actions on permanent supportive housing grants and security service contract amendments. Additionally, the committee will consider a 30-day rule item regarding fee elimination and administrative provisions.
- Purchase of 94 40-ft Low Floor Hybrid Electric Buses from New Flyer of America, Inc. for not to exceed $117,751,398
- Increase of Wastewater Enterprise Interim Funding Program by not to exceed $1,250,000,000
- Increase of Water Enterprise Interim Funding Program by not to exceed $750,000,000
- Increase of Power Enterprise Interim Funding Program by not to exceed $450,000,000
- Grant agreement with Abode Property Management for permanent supportive housing services not to exceed $14,177,264
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals will vote on the adoption of minutes from September 25, 2024. The board will also consider a jurisdiction request for 4408 Ulloa St and 2495 45th Ave. Additionally, the board will hear appeals regarding the issuance of a Street Improvement Permit at 551 Alvarado Street and a Coastal Zone Permit at 2700 45th Avenue.
- Adoption of minutes from September 25, 2024
- Jurisdiction Request No. 24-6 for 4408 Ulloa St & 2495 45th Ave
- Appeal No. 24-050 regarding Street Improvement Permit at 551 Alvarado Street
- Appeal No. 23-035 regarding Coastal Zone Permit at 2700 45th Avenue
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several large-scale contract amendments for city services. The agenda also includes proposed increases to interim funding programs for wastewater, water, and power enterprises.
- Accept and expend $7,800,000 California Coastal Conservancy Climate Ready Program grant
- Renewable diesel contract amendment with Golden Gate Petroleum up to $108,589,000
- Refuse collection services contract amendment with Recology San Francisco up to $45,300,000
- Jail food services agreement amendment with ARAMARK Correctional Services, Inc. for $24,783,723
- Proposed interim funding increases for wastewater, water, and power enterprises
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will meet to discuss the Departmental Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024. The Board will also consider an appeal regarding the issuance of an alteration permit for 763 Lakeview Avenue.
- Appeal No. 24-046: Alteration Permit issuance at 763 Lakeview Avenue
- Departmental Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2023-2024
- Adoption of September 11, 2024 minutes
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several grant agreements and real property acquisitions. Items include workforce development funding, various health-related grants, and ground leases for housing projects. The committee will also hold a hearing regarding grant funds placed on the Mayoral Reserve.
- Hunters Point Family Pit Stop Workforce Development Grant up to $16,238,478.52
- Acquisition of 3300, 3306, and 3308 Mission Street for $4,151,000
- California Jobs First Catalyst Program retroactive grant of $14,000,000
- Ground lease for Five Keys Schools and Programs at 42 Otis Street
- Hearing on grant funds placed on Mayoral Reserve
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several retroactive grant agreements and contract amendments. The agenda also includes setting the property tax rate and establishing pass-through rates for residential tenants for FY2024-2025.
- Setting FY2024-2025 property tax rates and residential tenant pass-through rates
- SFUSD Student Success Fund grant agreement up to $26,519,360
- IMCO Parking, LLC management agreement amendment up to $207,000,000
- Hunters Point Family Pit Stop Workforce Development Grant up to $16,238,478.52
- USDA Forest Service grant and salary ordinance amendment of $12,000,000
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will conduct hearings regarding three specific property appeals. The meeting also includes the election of a Vice President and the adoption of previous minutes.
- Appeal No. 24-044: 1465 Oakdale Avenue
- Appeal No. 24-043: 4000 21st Street
- Appeal No. 24-045: 4000 21st Street
- Election of the Vice President
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing multiple financial authorizations, including capital improvement certificates and property acquisition. The agenda also includes the acceptance of several retroactive state grants and contract extensions for airport and transit services.
- Authorizing certificates of participation for capital projects not to exceed $61,395,000
- Real property acquisition at 240-6th Street for $7,150,000
- Two-year contract extension for SP Plus Corporation Curbside Management Program not to exceed $41,364,800
- Consulting services agreement with WSP/PGH Wong Joint Venture not to exceed $36,000,000
- Acceptance of $14,000,000 California Jobs First Catalyst Program grant
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several financial agreements, including a large retroactive grant for the San Francisco Unified School District. The agenda also includes property leases, easement acquisitions, and engineering service amendments.
- Retroactive grant to SF Unified School District Student Success Fund up to $26,519,360
- Lease for Disability Community Cultural Center at 240 Van Ness Avenue with $1,167,500 in city tenant improvements
- Engineering services amendment for Lower Alemany Area Stormwater Improvement Project up to $17,800,000
- Grant application for Local Housing Trust Fund Program up to $5,000,000
- Retroactive grant to Larkin Street Youth Services for $181,368
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will conduct a hearing regarding a jurisdiction request for 551 Alvarado Street. The Board will also hear Appeal No. 24-042 concerning 3300 Mission Street.
- Jurisdiction Request No. JR-24-5 for 551 Alvarado Street
- Appeal No. 24-042 for 3300 Mission Street
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will review an appeal regarding an alteration permit at 575 Belvedere Street and a rehearing request for 670 Shotwell Street. The Planning Department and Department of Building Inspection will also provide an informational presentation on Assembly Bill (AB) 1114.
- Appeal of alteration permit issuance for 575 Belvedere Street
- Rehearing request for 670 Shotwell Street
- Informational presentation on Assembly Bill (AB) 1114
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several grant agreements and authorizing certificates of participation for various city projects. Items include funding for public health, shoreline redevelopment, and capital improvement projects.
- Concourse Garage Project: Certificates of Participation not to exceed $29,000,000
- India Basin Shoreline Park Redevelopment Project: $5,500,000 grant
- Buchanan Street Mall Project: $8,124,800 grant
- Fentanyl Overdose Prevention Grant: $1,281,000 grant
- Multiple Capital Improvement Projects: Certificates of Participation not to exceed $61,395,000
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee is scheduled to vote on a series of financial agreements, including real property leases, grant acceptances, and contract amendments. Key items include a $30 million loan for a Small Sites Program property and a $47.8 million amendment to multifamily housing revenue bonds. The meeting also includes a 30-day rule item for a $29 million Concourse Garage Project and a proposed transfer tax reduction for union-built housing.
- Loan Agreement with MEDA Small Properties, LLC for 2901 16th Street, not to exceed $30,000,000
- Multifamily Housing Revenue Bonds amendment for SFHA Scattered Sites, not to exceed $47,833,736
- Contract Amendment for San Francisco Pretrial Diversion Project, not to exceed $34,668,237
- Grant Agreement with Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco, not to exceed $30,222,500
- Real Property Lease with Twin Peaks Petroleum, Inc. at 598 Portola Drive, $156,600 initial annual base rent
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several high-value contracts and lease agreements. Items include renewable energy power purchases, electrical supply contracts, and various real property leases. The committee will also discuss tax rate changes and health service system plans.
- Power Purchase Agreement with IP Easley II, LLC for CleanPowerSF up to $75,000,000
- Electrical supplies contract with Rexel USA, Inc. not to exceed $26,200,000
- Community Choice Aggregation Program amendment with Calpine Energy Solutions LLC up to $34,975,340.40
- Affordable housing ground lease at 1515 South Van Ness Avenue for $15,000 annual rent
- Public hearing on releasing $2,536,607 in reserved funds for SFPUC headquarters
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will review several appeals regarding building permits, entertainment licenses, and coastal zone permits. The agenda also includes a request for a rehearing and a jurisdiction request.
- Rehearing request for 870 North Point Street (Appeal No. 24-024)
- Jurisdiction request for 636 Bryant and 160 Freelon Street
- Appeal of building permit cancellation at 363 Jersey Street
- Appeal of entertainment and extended hours permit for 1217 Lounge
- Appeal of coastal zone permit for United Irish Cultural Center, Inc. at 2700 45th Avenue
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Special Meeting
The Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee is holding a special meeting to consider the General Obligation Bond Election for 'Healthy, Safe, and Vibrant San Francisco' with a cap of $390,000,000. The agenda also includes the issuance of Certificates of Participation for the Concourse Garage Project, not to exceed $29,000,000, and a proposal to reduce transfer taxes for union-labor-built housing.
- General Obligation Bond Election - Healthy, Safe, and Vibrant San Francisco - Not to Exceed $390,000,000
- General Obligation Bonds - Healthy, Safe and Vibrant San Francisco - Not to Exceed $390,000,000
- Authorizing Certificates of Participation - Concourse Garage Project - Not to Exceed $29,000,000
- Business and Tax Regulations Code - Transfer Tax Reduction for Union Labor-Built and Union Pension Fund-Financed Housing
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals will hold a public meeting on July 10, 2024, to discuss two specific appeals. The agenda includes standard procedural items such as public comment and adoption of minutes. The primary substantive items are appeals against the issuance of an Alteration Permit and a Variance Decision.
- Appeal No. 24-037: Appeal of the issuance of an Alteration Permit to Adrian Lavitoria on May 24, 2024.
- Appeal No. 24-035: Appeal of the issuance of a Variance Decision to Andrew Greenwood on May 13, 2024.
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Rescheduled Meeting
The Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee is scheduled to review a general obligation bond election and issuance, each capped at $390,000,000, for the 'Healthy, Safe, and Vibrant San Francisco' initiative. The agenda also includes several real property leases, including one for the Potrero Power Station Mixed-Use Project and one for a portion of the Main Public Library. Additionally, the committee will consider amendments to agreements for the Cova, Adante, and Monarch hotels, which involve waivers of specific administrative, labor, and environmental code requirements.
- General Obligation Bond Election and Issuance for 'Healthy, Safe, and Vibrant San Francisco' not to exceed $390,000,000
- Agreement Amendment for Shin International, Inc. (Cova Hotel) waiving code requirements, not to exceed $16,032,443
- Agreement Amendment for Sayana Corporation (Adante Hotel) waiving code requirements, not to exceed $20,870,507
- Agreement Amendment for Lombard Hotel Group (Monarch Hotel) waiving code requirements, not to exceed $21,661,300
- Real Property Lease for Greater Calvary Hill Missionary Baptist Church at 141 Industrial Street, Unit #1, with initial base rent of $351,000
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals will vote on two appeals regarding site permits issued for 45, 47, and 49 Bernard Street. The board will also consider an appeal of a Notice of Violation and Penalty Decision for 1618-1620 McAllister Street. Additionally, the board may adopt proposed changes to its internal rules.
- Appeal No. 24-011 and 24-010: Review of site permits issued January 24, 2024, for 45, 47, and 49 Bernard Street
- Appeal No. 24-021: Review of Notice of Violation and Penalty Decision issued February 16, 2024, for 1618-1620 McAllister Street
- Special Item: Consideration of proposed changes to Board of Appeals rules
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals will vote on six specific appeal cases involving properties on Minnesota Street, Sanchez Street, and John Muir Drive. The board will also consider proposed changes to its own procedural rules. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as the adoption of previous minutes and public comment.
- Appeal No. 24-025 at 945-947 Minnesota Street
- Appeal No. 23-050 at 617 Sanchez Street
- Appeal No. 23-057 at 617 Sanchez Street
- Appeal No. 23-051 at 617 Sanchez Street
- Appeal No. 24-013 at 520 John Muir Drive
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals will review ten specific appeal cases involving properties at Lombard, Grant, Union, Minnesota, Sanchez, and John Muir Streets. The agenda includes two re-hearing requests for the same address and multiple appeals for another location. No dollar amounts or specific ordinance details are listed in the provided text.
- Rehearing requests for Appeal Nos. 24-005 and 24-006 at 939 Lombard Street
- Appeal No. 24-027 at Grant Avenue
- Appeal No. 24-028 at 2032 Union Street
- Appeal No. 24-025 at 945-947 Minnesota Street
- Three appeals (Nos. 23-050, 23-057, 23-051) at 617 Sanchez Street
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals will review three specific appeals regarding land use and permits. The agenda includes an appeal against the revocation of four Mobile Food Facility Permits and two appeals against the issuance of Site Permits. The meeting also includes standard procedural items such as public comment and adoption of minutes.
- Appeal No. 24-009: Revocation of four Mobile Food Facility Permits at 100 Geary St., 233 Geary Street, 251 Geary Street, and 345 Stockton Street
- Appeal No. 24-008: Issuance of a Site Permit at 39 Santa Rosa Avenue
- Appeal Nos. 24-011-010: Issuance of a Site Permit at 45, 47 & 49 Bernard Street
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals meets to review three specific appeals regarding building permits and a tobacco license. The agenda includes procedural items like adopting minutes and public comment. Each case involves an appeal against a decision by the Department of Public Health or the Department of Building Inspection.
- Appeal No. 24-016: Electric City vs. Dept. of Public Health regarding tobacco permit denial at 1347 Polk Street
- Appeal No. 24-007: Sunya Smith vs. Dept. of Building Inspection regarding a Site Permit at 163 28th Street
- Appeal Nos. 24-005/006: Martin Eng vs. Dept. of Building Inspection regarding Demolition and Site Permits at 939 Lombard Street
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals will vote on two specific permit appeals: one for a home addition at 46 Homestead Street and another for installing 20 electric vehicle chargers at 140 14th Street. The meeting also includes a presentation on the solar photovoltaic permit process and a draft resolution regarding remote public participation.
- Appeal No. 23-069: 46 Homestead Street (horizontal and vertical addition to single-family residence)
- Appeal No. 24-002: 140 14th Street (install 20 electric vehicle chargers; convert storage lot to fleet charging)
- Special Presentation: Department of Building Inspection on Solar Photovoltaic (PV) permit process
- Draft Resolution to allow for remote public participation
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is voting on a $644,675,000 appropriation to refund General Obligation Bond proceeds. It is also considering an $84,988,592 budget reallocation involving the Fire Department and various departments. Additionally, the committee will review changes to Assessor-Recorder fees and extend fee waivers for small businesses.
- Appropriation of $644,675,000 for Refunding General Obligation Bond Proceeds
- De-Appropriation and Appropriation of $84,988,592 for Various Departments and Fire Department Ambulance Service
- Amendment to Administrative Code regarding Assessor-Recorder Fees
- Extension of waiver for permit, license, and business registration fees for certain small businesses
- Hearing on the status of San Francisco’s Residential Treatment Bed Expansion Plan
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals will review four specific property appeals and one rehearing request. The agenda also includes standard procedural items such as public comment and approval of previous minutes. No dollar amounts or specific ordinance details are listed in the provided text.
- Rehearing Request for Appeal No. 23-068 at 3516-3518 Sacramento Street
- Appeal No. 23-070 at 1230 Goettingen Street
- Appeal No. 24-003 at 347 Howth Street
- Appeal No. 24-001 at 681 12th Avenue
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals will review four specific appeal cases (Nos. 23-067, 23-062, 23-064, and 23-065) and adopt its budget. The agenda also includes standard procedural items such as public comment and the adoption of previous minutes. No specific property addresses, dollar amounts, or project details are provided in the source text.
- Adoption of Appeal No. 23-067
- Adoption of Appeal No. 23-062
- Adoption of Appeal No. 23-064
- Adoption of Appeal No. 23-065
- Adoption of Budget
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals meets to review four specific property appeals and discuss budget priorities for fiscal years 2024-25 and 2025-26. The agenda also includes the approval of draft minutes from the previous meeting and a period for general public comment. No specific dollar amounts or ordinance details are listed in the provided text.
- Appeal No. 23-060 at 525 Hearst Avenue
- Appeal No. 23-053 at 218 Union Street
- Appeal No. 23-068 at 3516-3518 Sacramento Street
- Appeal No. 23-061 at 415 Grafton Avenue
- Discussion of Board of Appeals Budget Priorities for Fiscal Years 24-25 and 25-26
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee is scheduled to vote on a series of financial actions, including the acceptance of state and federal grants, contract modifications, and housing-related loan amendments. A significant portion of the agenda involves funding for the upcoming APEC Leaders' Summit, including overtime costs and the release of reserved funds. The committee will also address a retroactive grant for overdose prevention and a large appropriation reserve for various city departments.
- Accept and Expend Grant - Overdose Prevention Initiative - $1,086,740.83
- Contract Modification - Alameda Electrical Distributors Inc. - Not to Exceed $10,500,000
- Grant Agreement - Advocates for Human Potential, Inc. - 822 Geary Street - $6,774,965
- Loan Amendment - San Cristina L.P. - 100% Affordable Housing at 1000 Market Street - Not to Exceed $12,781,730
- Hearing - Release of Reserved Funds - APEC Leaders’ Summit - $6,500,000
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals meets to handle routine administrative items and hear appeals against specific city decisions. The agenda includes an appeal of a tobacco permit denial for Geary St Petroleum Inc and three separate appeals regarding Public Works Orders for tree removal. One tree removal appeal involves the SF Recreation & Parks Department, while another concerns a street tree at 1335 Laguna Street.
- Appeal of Notification of Tobacco Permit Denial issued to Geary St Petroleum Inc on November 9, 2023
- Appeal of Public Works Order approving removal of two trees issued to SF Recreation & Parks Department on November 3, 2023
- Appeal of Public Works Order approving removal of one street tree with replacement at 1335 Laguna Street issued on December 22, 2023
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals will review draft minutes from December 13, 2023, and hear four specific appeals. The agenda lists no dollar amounts, contract details, or ordinance changes, focusing solely on individual property cases.
- Appeal No. 23-047 at 51 Prosper Street
- Appeal No. 23-046 at 1331-1333 Church Street
- Appeal No. 23-059 at 957 Treat Avenue
- Appeal No. 23-056 at 54 Sunview Drive
- Review of Draft Board Hearing Minutes for December 13, 2023