San Francisco County public meetings in 2025
57 substantive meetings from 2025, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will hear several appeals regarding building inspection and zoning decisions. The body will also discuss and possibly adopt the Departmental Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2024-2025.
- Appeal No. 25-047: Paul Ruetti vs. Dept. of Building Inspection (839 North Point Street)
- Appeal No. 25-048: John Gilligan and Audrey Neuman vs. Zoning Administrator (3929 17th Street)
- Appeal No. 25-041: CPH 564, LP vs. Planning Commission (570 Market Street)
- Appeal No. 25-042: BCAL 44 Montgomery Property LLC vs. Planning Commission (570 Market Street)
- Discussion of Departmental Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2024-2025
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will hear two appeals regarding the Department of Building Inspection. The Board will also discuss a draft letter to the Board of Supervisors regarding a decision to disregard the 15-day appeal window for tree removal orders.
- Appeal No. 25-033: Myra and Ozebk v. Dept. Of Building Inspection
- Appeal No. 25-043: Lange v. Dept. Of Building Inspection
- Discussion on disregarding the 15-day appeal window for tree removal orders
- Recognition of Chris Buck, Urban Forester with SF Public Works
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee will vote on several contract amendments and retroactive grant acceptances. Key financial actions include an $18 million engineering services agreement for dams and reservoirs and a $32.2 million contract for a medical respite center. The committee will also review annual budget guidelines for FY2026-2027 and FY2027-2028.
- Agreement Amendment with GEI Consultants, Inc. for engineering services for dams and reservoirs, not to exceed $18,000,000
- Contract Amendment with Community Forward SF for Medical Respite and Sobering Center, not to exceed $32,262,830
- Contract Amendment with Bayview Hunters Point Foundation for Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services, not to exceed $25,611,719
- Retroactive grant acceptance from CDC for High-Impact HIV Prevention and Surveillance Programs, $12,756,614
- Retroactive grant acceptance from California Department of Health Care Services for Housing and Homelessness Incentive Program, $7,658,684.63
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several grant amendments and new agreements for permanent supportive housing and mental health services. The agenda also includes contract amendments for specialty drug procurement and a discussion regarding the repeal of the Cannabis Business Tax.
- Homekey+ grants for permanent supportive housing at 1035 Van Ness Avenue and 835 Turk Street
- Grant agreement amendments for Episcopal Community Services and Felton Institute
- Contract amendment for CuraScript Specialty Distribution for specialty drugs up to $98,480,168
- Contract amendment for Hyde Street Community Services for mental health services up to $38,789,762
- Proposed repeal of the Cannabis Business Tax Regulations Code
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will hear several appeals regarding building permits and planning decisions. These include appeals against an alteration permit and a Letter of Determination.
- Appeal of alteration permit issuance for 589-591 Connecticut Street
- Appeal of Letter of Determination issuance for 1942 & 1960 Folsom Street
- Appeal of Planning Commission motion for Downtown Project Authorization at 570 Market Street
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee will consider several appropriations and contract amendments. Items include funding for the November 2025 Special Election and rental subsidies for HIV health services.
- $4,508,500 appropriation for Department of Elections November 2025 Special Election costs
- Catholic Charities contract amendment for HIV health services rental subsidies up to $13,426,414
- Easement acquisition from Sunol Glen Unified School District not to exceed $50,000
- $637,200 FEMA grant for a new training facility
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee will vote on a $3,500,000 appropriation from the General Reserve for the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development to fund Immigration Legal Services for FY2025-2026. The meeting also includes a 30-day rule item regarding the application of the Access Line Tax to Voice Over Internet Protocol services. The agenda contains standard procedural items such as roll call and announcements.
- Appropriation of $3,500,000 from General Reserve for Immigration Legal Services (FY2025-2026)
- 30-day rule item: Business and Tax Regulations Code amendment for Access Line Tax on VoIP services
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will review several appeals, including two regarding street vendor permit revocations. The meeting also includes a review of the minutes from the October 29, 2025, meeting.
- Appeal No. 25-038 at 28 Harry Street
- Appeal No. 25-044 at 550 15th Street
- Appeal No. 25-039 Revocation of a Street Vendor Permit
- Appeal No. 25-040 Revocation of a Street Vendor Permit
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several high-value grants and contracts. Items include a $45,000,000 infill infrastructure grant and multi-million dollar contracts for biosolids management and jail food services.
- $45,000,000 California Department of Housing and Community Development Infill Infrastructure Grant
- $36,670,000 contract amendment for Lystek International Limited biosolids management
- $22,000,000 contract for ARAMARK Correctional Services jail food services
- $5,000,000 revenue obligation issuance for Mission Economic Development Agency
- Commercial lease agreement for Mel’s Drive-In at 801 Mission Street
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals will vote on appeals regarding alteration permits at 466 Elizabeth Street and 110 Alpine Terrace. The Bureau of Urban Forestry will provide updates on two tree-related appeals at 198 McAllister Street and 401 Parnassus Avenue. The board will also adopt the minutes from the October 8, 2025 meeting.
- Appeal of Alteration Permit issued to Elizabeth Home LLC at 466 Elizabeth Street
- Appeal of Alteration Permit and Site Permit issued to Amir Ravandoust at 110 Alpine Terrace
- Update on Appeal No. 20-081 at 198 McAllister Street
- Update on Appeal No. 22-079 at 401 Parnassus Avenue (UCSF)
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee will review several high-value agreements, including a coach overhaul contract and funding for the Community Safety Ambassador Program. The agenda also includes lease amendments for the International Terminal and applications for state housing grants.
- Complete Coach Works contract for mid-life overhaul of 221 coaches up to $95,443,127.86
- $9,900,000 release of reserved funds for Department of Emergency Management Community Safety Ambassador Program
- SkyStar Wheel, LLC lease extension with $11,000 monthly base rent and estimated $1,800,000 revenue
- Grant application for up to $4,741,224 for Transitional Housing Programs
- $4,508,500 appropriation for Department of Elections November 2025 Special Election costs
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several large-scale financial agreements, including housing loans and infrastructure bonds. The agenda also includes grant acceptances for forensic science and firefighter equipment, as well as airport maintenance services.
- Airport baggage handling maintenance contract with BEUMER Lifecycle Management, LLC up to $30,000,000
- Unarmed security guard services for San Francisco General Hospital up to $12,183,000
- Affordable housing loans and bonds for 2970-16th Street up to $61,163,787
- Treasure Island Infrastructure and Revitalization Financing District bond issuance up to $31,000,000
- FEMA Assistance to Firefighters Grant for personal protection equipment totaling $2,325,133.81
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing a mix of financial agreements and legislative changes. Key decisions include a $500,000 grant for a memorial in Lincoln Park, a lease for the Chinese Hospital Association, and a massive amendment to a power transmission services contract. The committee is also considering tax exemptions for affordable housing and new fees for mobile food operations.
- Accept and Expend Grant - San Francisco Irish Famine Memorial Committee - Lincoln Park - $500,000
- Real Property Lease - Chinese Hospital Association - 845 Jackson Street, 4th Floor - Initial Base Rent $499,548
- Professional Services Agreement Amendment - APX Inc. - California Independent System Operator Power Transmission Service Charges - Not to Exceed $1,261,492,022
- Business and Tax Regulations Code - Transfer Tax Exemption for Affordable Housing
- Health, Business and Tax Regulations, Public Works Codes - Compact Mobile Food Operation Definitions and Fees
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will conduct hearings regarding several appeals involving the Department of Building Inspection and San Francisco Public Works. The agenda includes a rehearing request and appeals related to specific properties and urban forestry.
- Rehearing request for 1077 Fell Street (Appeal No. 25-029)
- Appeal regarding 2518 Buchanan Street (Appeal No. 25-028)
- Appeal regarding 50 United Nations Plaza (Appeal No. 25-007)
- Appeal regarding 589-591 Connecticut Street (Appeal No. 25-033)
- Appeal regarding 466 Elizabeth Street (Appeal No. 25-032)
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several major grant agreements and service contracts. Items include fuel supply agreements totaling over $288 million and various state and local grant applications.
- Fuel supply contract with Golden Gate Petroleum not to exceed $195,000,000
- Fuel supply contract with Pacific Coast Petroleum not to exceed $93,000,000
- AT&T Mobility wireless services agreement not to exceed $29,572,719
- San Francisco Unified School District Student Success Fund grant up to $28,996,871
- $580,000 grant for Dogpatch and Northwest Potrero Hill Green Benefit District steps
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will review several appeals regarding building permits and variances. The meeting also includes a jurisdiction request and the possible adoption of previous meeting minutes.
- Appeal regarding a variance at 1000 Broadway
- Appeal regarding an alteration permit at 1914 Greenwich Street
- Jurisdiction request for 874 Fell Street regarding a violation and penalty decision
- Appeal regarding an amended request for suspension at 874 Fell Street
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several high-value contracts, property leases, and grant agreements. Items include airport project management support and the purchase of real property on Mission Street. The committee will also consider tax exemptions related to affordable and low-income housing.
- Airport Terminal 3 West Modernization Project management services up to $126,000,000
- Purchase of 1660 and 1670 Mission Street for $18,500,000
- Release of $3,000,000 in reserved funds for the San Francisco Zoo
- Urban Alchemy shelter services contract at 711 Post Street up to $27,594,252
- Setting FY2025-2026 property tax rates and residential tenant pass-through rates
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several financial and legislative items. These include project funding for District 7, a professional services agreement for the International Terminal, and a lease amendment for the YMCA at Crane Cove Park.
- District 7 projects and services funding of $400,000 and DPW projects of $14,303
- Airport professional services agreement with AGS, Inc. not to exceed $12,500,000
- YMCA SF lease amendment for 701 Illinois Street with a $156,000 rent credit
- Waiving development impact fees in the Market and Octavia Area Plan
- Union Square Alliance grant for Union Square Plaza of $300,000
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will hear appeals regarding the issuance of various permits. These include one appeal for extended hours premises permits and three appeals for alteration permits.
- Appeal of extended hours premises permits for 550 15th Street
- Appeal of an alteration permit for 14 Wilder Street
- Appeal of an alteration permit for 2518 Buchanan Street
- Appeal of an alteration permit for 1077 Fell Street
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee is scheduled to vote on several major financial agreements and capital projects. Key decisions include authorizing up to $65 million in certificates of participation for capital improvements and approving a $10.8 million contract for battery-electric buses. The agenda also includes multiple actions related to the Balboa Reservoir development, involving loans and leases for affordable housing and infrastructure.
- Authorization of Tax-Exempt and/or Taxable Certificates of Participation for multiple capital improvement projects, not to exceed $65,000,000
- Agreement with Solaris Bus US, Inc. for the purchase of battery-electric buses, with an anticipated expenditure of $10,819,849
- Loan agreement with BHC Balboa Builders, LLC for Balboa Reservoir infrastructure improvements, not to exceed $56,425,904
- Multifamily Housing Revenue Note for Balboa Reservoir Building E, not to exceed $84,116,000
- Lease and amended loan agreement for Balboa Reservoir Building E (100% affordable housing), with $15,000 annual base rent and a loan not to exceed $36,000,000
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will hold an election for the position of Vice President. The meeting also includes hearings for two specific property appeals at 22 Wawona Street and 50 Scenic Way.
- Election of the Vice President
- Appeal No 25-027 at 22 Wawona Street
- Appeal No 25-025 at 50 Scenic Way
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will meet to discuss the adoption of previous meeting minutes. The agenda includes an appeal regarding the issuance of an alteration permit at 870 North Point Street and a rehearing request for 111 Taylor Street.
- Appeal No. 25-010: 870 North Point Street alteration permit issuance
- Appeal No. 25-021: 111 Taylor Street rehearing request
- Adoption of July 16, 2025 minutes
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Special Meeting
The Board of Supervisors Budget and Finance Committee is holding a special meeting to consider several financial and regulatory items. The agenda includes a proposal to issue up to $65,000,000 in certificates of participation for capital improvement projects. It also covers a $400,000 budget reallocation for District 7 projects and a code amendment regarding construction relief for small businesses.
- Authorization of tax-exempt and/or taxable Certificates of Participation not to exceed $65,000,000 for multiple capital improvement projects
- De-appropriation and appropriation of $400,000 for District 7 General City Responsibility projects and $14,303 for Department of Public Works projects for FY2025-2026
- Amendment to Administrative, Business and Tax Regulations Codes for the Small Business Rezoning Construction Relief Fund
- Planning and Building Codes amendment providing amnesty for properties in the Department of Building Inspection’s Internal Quality Control Audit
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing various grant agreements, real property leases, and service contracts. Items include funding for senior nutrition, housing subsidies, and infrastructure projects.
- Affordable housing subsidy for 180 Jones Associates, L.P. up to $5,980,012
- CleanPowerSF membership costs up to $8,286,095
- Pier 80 Subsidence Project grant of $12,420,000
- Nutrition services for older adults via Self-Help for the Elderly up to $25,000,000 combined
- Autodesk Inc. Pier 9 lease at $147,018.12 monthly rent
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will meet to discuss the adoption of previous meeting minutes and hear an appeal concerning a Letter of Determination for 111 Taylor Street. The meeting also includes provisions for public comment and commissioner discussion.
- Appeal No. 25-021 regarding 111 Taylor Street
- Adoption of July 9, 2025, minutes
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Committee will discuss several high-value contracts, including a $28.3 million ServiceNow agreement and a $16.7 million crane barge contract. Members will also consider property acquisitions, grant expenditures, and health service system plans for 2026.
- ServiceNow products agreement with Carahsoft Technology Corporation not to exceed $28,300,000
- Real property acquisition at 601-617 Laguna Street not to exceed $20,000,000
- Custom crane barge contract with The Dutra Group not to exceed $16,747,196
- Electric vehicle charging infrastructure grant for $5,047,167
- In-kind gift from SF Police Community Foundation valued at $866,500
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will meet to discuss jurisdiction requests and permit appeals. One item involves a request to take jurisdiction over a street improvement permit for 555 Bryant Street.
- Jurisdiction request for 555 Bryant Street (Bryant and Welsh Street frontages)
- Appeal of an alteration permit issuance for 1934 Jefferson Street
- Adoption of June 18, 2025, meeting minutes
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is meeting to consider various grants, contracts, and bond appropriations. Items include significant funding for ferry landings, senior housing, and meal services for older adults.
- Sale of $150,000,000 in General Obligation Bonds (Health and Recovery, Series 2025G)
- $28,000,000 grant for Mission Bay Ferry Landing
- $37,127,237 grant agreement for Meals on Wheels San Francisco
- $15,974,640 contract with Seneca Family of Agencies for FCS Wraparound Services
- $3,000,000 loan for Treasure Island Affordable Senior Housing Project infrastructure
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will conduct a rehearing for a property located at 695 Rhode Island Street. The board will also hear an appeal regarding the cancellation of an alteration permit.
- Rehearing for Appeal No. 24-066 at 695 Rhode Island Street
- Appeal No. 25-018 regarding a cancelled alteration permit
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee will review several high-value contracts, grants, and lease agreements. Items include a transit brake system overhaul and the issuance of revenue obligations.
- Wabtec Passenger Transit sole source contract for LRV4 brake system overhaul, not to exceed $15,527,933
- Issuance and sale of revenue obligations via CA Statewide Communities Development Authority, not to exceed $165,000,000
- San Francisco Irish Famine Memorial Committee grant for Lincoln Park, $500,000
- University of California grant amendment for case management services, not to exceed $17,872,321
- Sky Chargers, LLC lease for a fast charging hub with a $190,000 minimum annual guarantee
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will review several property-related appeals and a jurisdiction request for 300 De Haro Street. The meeting includes standard procedures such as public comment and the adoption of minutes.
- Jurisdiction request for 300 De Haro Street
- Appeal No. 24-060 regarding 1477 9th Avenue
- Appeal No. 25-015 regarding 160 Sea Cliff Avenue
- Appeal No. 25-016 regarding 695 Rhode Island Street
- Appeal No. 24-066 regarding 695 Rhode Island Street
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee will review several large-scale financial items, including airport service modifications and emergency shelter grant amendments. The meeting also includes discussions on various department appropriations and administrative code fee changes.
- Airport Professional Services Agreement modification with T.Y. Lin International not to exceed $40,000,000
- Grant Agreement Amendment for Episcopal Community Services Master Lease Hotels not to exceed $72,297,684
- Grant Agreement Amendment for Five Keys Schools and Programs Next Door Shelter not to exceed $59,204,930
- Fire Department Ambulance Service Revenue appropriation of $7,931,338
- Resolution of Intention to establish San Francisco Downtown Revitalization and Economic Recovery Financing District
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several large-scale financial actions, including bond sales and grant agreements. Items include funding for food assistance, mental health services, and affordable housing projects.
- Sale of General Obligation Bonds (Series 2025F) not to exceed $218,000,000
- Grant agreement with Glide Foundation for Free Meals Program up to $14,115,847
- Contract amendment with Bayview Hunters Point Foundation for mental health services up to $25,711,090
- Grant agreement with San Francisco-Marin Food Bank for food assistance up to $12,604,048
- Affordable housing project at 160 Freelon Street involving a $76,000,000 loan/note
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals will vote on two previously decided appeals regarding properties at 198 McAllister Street and 401 Parnassus Avenue. The body will also hear a jurisdiction request for 111 Taylor Street and two new appeals involving 218 Union Street and 33 Norfolk Street. The meeting includes standard procedural items such as public comment and adoption of minutes.
- Adoption of Appeal No. 20-081 at 198 McAllister Street (UC Law)
- Adoption of Appeal No. 22-079 at 401 Parnassus Avenue (UCSF)
- Jurisdiction Request No. 25-2 for 111 Taylor Street
- Appeal No. 25-014 at 218 Union Street (Bushra Khan vs. Dept. of Building Inspection)
- Appeal No. 25-011 at 33 Norfolk Street (Paramount Estate LLC vs. Zoning Administrator)
Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee will vote on several major financial actions, including a $218 million appropriation of General Obligation Bond proceeds for healthcare and transportation projects. The agenda also includes a $379 million appropriation involving Certificate of Participation refunding proceeds. Additionally, the committee will consider real estate transactions at Bayview Plaza and an airport services contract modification.
- Appropriation of $218,000,000 from General Obligation Bond Proceeds Series 2025F for DPH, DPW, and MTA projects
- Appropriation of $379,000,000 including $350,000,000 from Series 2025R Certificate of Participation refunding proceeds
- Real Property Lease with Bayview Plaza, LLC for 3801 Third Street suites with initial base year rent of $526,251
- Real Estate Sale Agreement with Bayview McKinnon LLC for APN 8855A, Lot No. 004 at $375,000
- Airport Contract Modification with Hallmark Aviation Services, L.P. not to exceed $20,001,419
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will review a jurisdiction request for 1505 Dolores Street. The meeting also includes appeals for properties at 792 Hayes Street and 378 Collingwood Street.
- Jurisdiction Request No. 25-1 at 1505 Dolores Street
- Appeal No. 25-012 at 792 Hayes Street
- Appeal No. 25-013 at 378 Collingwood Street
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing numerous high-value contracts, grant agreements, and lease terms. Items include significant funding for in-home supportive services, mental health services, and affordable housing programs. The committee will also consider large-scale appropriations for city departments and capital improvement projects.
- HealthRight 360 contract amendment for substance abuse and mental health services up to $305,358,044
- HomeBridge, Inc. grant agreement for In-Home Supportive Services up to $158,400,000
- Homekey+ Grant Program applications for 835 Turk Street ($18M) and 1035 Van Ness Avenue ($32.5M)
- Engineering services for South Ocean Beach coastal erosion and wastewater protection up to $12,750,000
- Appropriation of $218,000,000 in General Obligation Bond proceeds for DPH, DPW, and MTA
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will conduct a rehearing for 3160 Jackson Street and hear two additional appeals regarding permit issuances. The meeting also includes the possible adoption of minutes from the April 9, 2025, meeting.
- Rehearing for Appeal No. 25-004 at 3160 Jackson Street
- Appeal No. 25-002 regarding the issuance of a Site Permit at 79 Langton Street
- Appeal No. 25-010 regarding the issuance of an Alteration Permit at 870 North Point Street
- Adoption of April 9, 2025, minutes
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several large-scale grant applications and expenditures, primarily from HUD and the FAA. The agenda also includes various professional service agreements and insurance brokerage contracts.
- FAA Airport Infrastructure Grant: Not to exceed $66,294,812
- HUD Community Development Block Grant: $25,967,476
- Insurance Brokerage Services (Alliant Insurance Services): Not to exceed $85,000,000
- Adante Hotel (610 Geary Street) lease: $1,484,280 annual rent for temporary shelter
- General Obligation Bond Appropriation: $218,000,000 for DPH, DPW, and MTA
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee will review several grant expenditures and lease agreements. The agenda includes funding for children's playspaces and property leases for temporary shelter and office space.
- $5,000,000 grant for KABOOM! Children’s Playspaces Improvements
- $1,125,000 grant for Wu Yee Children’s Services playground project
- $1,493,692 hearing for Twin Peak Promenade Project funds
- $1,484,280 annual rent for Adante Hotel shelter at 610 Geary Street
- Lease amendment for 1455 Market Street with an operating budget up to $15,470,700
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals will vote on an appeal regarding the denial of a Retail Tobacco Sales Permit for 398 12th Street. The agenda also includes standard procedural items such as public comment and the adoption of previous minutes.
- Appeal of the February 4, 2025, denial of a Retail Tobacco Sales Permit at 398 12th Street
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several large-scale funding requests and lease agreements. Items include significant fund releases for Port of San Francisco projects and various housing-related loans and grants.
- Release of $55,386,000 for Port of San Francisco Waterfront Emissions-Free Ferry System
- $64,000,000 multifamily housing revenue notes for 850 Turk Street
- $7,000,000 HUD PRO Housing grant acceptance
- $2,700,000 for Pier 94/96 Seismic Improvement Project
- $1,597,320 annual rent for non-congregate temporary shelter at 1015 Geary Street
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee will discuss fiscal feasibility for Marina remediation and a $160,000,000 school district bond. The agenda also includes a $92,050,000 appropriation for the Police and Sheriff's Departments for FY2024-2025.
- San Francisco Unified School District General Obligation Bonds up to $160,000,000
- $92,050,000 de-appropriation and appropriation for Police and Sheriff's Departments
- Fiscal feasibility findings for Marina Improvement and Remediation
- Acceptance of in-kind consulting services valued at $337,920
- Settlement agreement regarding delinquent special tax for Pier 1
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will review four appeals regarding the issuance of building permits. These cases involve appeals against alteration permits and a site permit at specific residential or commercial addresses.
- Appeal No. 24-068: Alteration Permit for 407 35th Avenue
- Appeal No. 25-004: Site Permit for 3160 Jackson Street
- Appeal No. 25-005: Alteration Permit for 42 Woodland Avenue
- Appeal No. 24-060: Alteration Permit for 1477 9th Avenue
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee will consider several appropriations, contract amendments, and lease modifications. Key items include a $92 million fund transfer between the Police and Sheriff's Departments, multiple technology marketplace contract amendments totaling over $242 million, and lease agreements for federal and private properties. The committee will also hold hearings on releasing reserved funds for human services programs.
- Lease modification for FBI at annual rent of $962,017.96
- Lease renewal for 837 Malcolm Road, Burlingame at $159,000 annual base rent
- Appropriation of $4,956,133 for CalWORKs Housing Support Program
- Contract amendments for technology marketplace totaling $242,340,000
- De-appropriation and appropriation of $92,050,000 between Police and Sheriff's Departments
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Committee is reviewing several professional services agreements for SFO airport and various real property leases. Members will also discuss tax regulation codes and a $92,050,000 appropriation for the Police and Sheriff's Departments.
- Airport project management modifications for Consor PMCM, Inc. and West Field Consultants not to exceed $13,000,000 each
- $92,050,000 de-appropriation and appropriation for Police and Sheriff's Departments for FY2024-2025
- $700,000 emergency declaration for Tesla Treatment Facility power supply restoration
- Contract amendment for P & A Administrative Services, Inc. not to exceed $4,667,457
- Empty Homes Tax suspension pending litigation discussion
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will meet to discuss and potentially adopt the February 26, 2025, minutes. The meeting includes hearings regarding an alteration permit at 670 Shotwell Street and a notice of violation for unpermitted structure work at 201 Ashton Avenue.
- Appeal of alteration permit issuance for 670 Shotwell Street
- Appeal of notice of violation for unpermitted structure work at 201 Ashton Avenue
- Adoption of February 26, 2025, minutes
Board of Appeals
The San Francisco Board of Appeals met on February 26, 2025, to address one specific appeal. The body considered Appeal No. 25-006, filed by Habibi Lounge against the Entertainment Commission's approval of Permit No. EC-1828. The agenda included standard procedural items such as public comment and the adoption of minutes before the appeal was heard.
- Appeal No. 25-006: Habibi Lounge vs. Entertainment Commission regarding Permit No. EC-1828
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several high-value contracts and grants. Items include housing subsidies, electric bus procurement, and the release of reserved funds for public health programs.
- Loan agreement with Normandy Ellis, LP for Small Sites Program at 1135, 1155 and 1175 Ellis Street (not to exceed $50,600,000)
- Professional services agreement with CDM Smith, Inc. for Sunol Valley Water Treatment Plant ($24,600,000)
- Agreement with New Flyer of America, Inc. for battery-electric buses (not to exceed $13,424,512)
- Grant agreement amendment with Brilliant Corners for Flexible Housing Subsidy Pool (not to exceed $59,542,690)
- Homekey Grant for 42 Otis Street (not to exceed $8,225,095)
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Committee will discuss several large-scale contracts, including vehicle towing services and software agreements. Members will also hold a hearing regarding the Board of Supervisors' annual budget guidelines for fiscal years 2025-2026 and 2026-2027.
- TEGSCO, LLC contract amendment for vehicle towing and storage not to exceed $136,700,000
- SSP Data Inc. agreement amendment for $40,000,000
- Mid-Market Foundation grant amendment for community-based safety not to exceed $68,851,756
- Public hearing on Board of Supervisors Annual Budget Guidelines for FY 2025-2026 and FY 2026-2027
- Department of Justice grant for CASARC in the amount of $829,025.83
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will consider two appeals regarding a permit at 407 35th Avenue and a variance decision at 1708 Broderick Street. The Board will also discuss and potentially adopt the departmental budget for fiscal years 2025-26 and 2026-27.
- Appeal No. 24-068: Alteration Permit at 407 35th Avenue
- Appeal No. 24-069: Variance Decision at 1708 Broderick Street
- Discussion and possible adoption of the 2025-26 and 2026-27 departmental budget
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several large-scale funding allocations and service agreements. Items include multi-million dollar grants for housing programs and a significant consulting contract for water enterprise management.
- Professional Services Agreement with HDR Stantec JV for Water Enterprise up to $80,000,000
- Grant Amendment for Catholic Charities Family Rapid Rehousing up to $14,533,573
- Grant Agreement for Young Community Developers up to $12,422,660
- Grant Amendment for Bay Area Community Resources up to $10,473,540
- BART fare gate replacement project rent credit not to exceed $3,150,000
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will meet to discuss and potentially adopt the minutes from the January 22, 2025 meeting. The body will also hear appeals regarding the issuance of alteration permits for two specific properties.
- Appeal No. 24-066: Alteration Permit for 695 Rhode Island Street
- Appeal No. 24-067: Alteration Permit for 329 Grafton Avenue
- Adoption of January 22, 2025 minutes
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing several large-scale grant agreements and retroactive contracts. The agenda includes funding for housing, youth programs, and port project certificates of participation.
- Grant amendment for Episcopal Community Services Rapid Rehousing for Adults, not to exceed $21,524,980
- Authorization of Refunding Certificates of Participation for various Port projects, not to exceed $25,000,000
- Retroactive agreements with Community Youth Center of San Francisco totaling over $25,000,000
- Retroactive agreement with Instituto Familiar de la Raza Inc, not to exceed $12,929,020
- Commercial Vacancy Tax Exemption and homelessness response core initiatives
BOS Budget and Finance Committee - Regular Meeting
The Budget and Finance Committee is reviewing a series of financial actions, including the sale of $40 million in General Obligation Bonds for housing preservation and seismic safety. The agenda also includes the approval of several grants and service contracts, such as a $34 million amendment for the Mountain Tunnel Improvement Project and a $23.55 million mailroom equipment agreement. Additionally, the committee will consider a 30-day rule item to suspend the Empty Homes Tax pending litigation.
- Sale of Taxable General Obligation Bonds, Series 2025E, Not to Exceed $40,000,000 for Affordable Housing Preservation and Seismic Safety
- Agreement Amendment with AECOM Technical Services, Inc. for Mountain Tunnel Improvement Project, Not to Exceed $34,000,000
- Agreement with Pitney Bowes, Inc. for Mailroom Equipment and Supplies, Not to Exceed $23,550,000
- Agreement with Agurto Corporation, dba Pestec for Integrated Pest Management Services, Not to Exceed $15,500,000
- Business and Tax Regulations Code amendment to suspend Empty Homes Tax pending litigation
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will discuss budget priorities for fiscal years 2025-26 and 2026-27. The meeting also includes an appeal regarding an alteration permit at 62 Santa Ysabel Avenue.
- Budget priorities for Fiscal Years 25-26 and 26-27
- Appeal No. 24-061: 62 Santa Ysabel Avenue alteration permit
- Election of officers
- Adoption of January 8, 2025 minutes
Board of Appeals
The Board of Appeals will hear three specific appeals regarding permit issuances and cancellations. These include a tobacco sales permit suspension and two building alteration permit disputes.
- Appeal of 20-day tobacco sales permit suspension for Tony’s Market and Liquor at 2751 24th Street
- Appeal of an alteration permit for a new rear deck and window-to-door conversion at 1754 27th Avenue
- Appeal of a Notice of Cancellation of an Alteration Permit at 4221 21st Street