San Francisco, CA

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

Budget and Finance Committee

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance authorizing the Public Utilities Commission to issue up to $530 million in revenue bonds to prepay lease payments for its headquarters at 525 Golden Gate Avenue. The Board also approved a contract amendment increasing the cost of airport shuttle services at San Francisco International Airport to a total not to exceed $98.1 million. Additionally, the Board finally passed ordinances updating green building requirements for city buildings and streamlining local compliance procedures for the California Environmental Quality Act.

• Authorized PUC to issue revenue bonds totaling up to $530 million for 525 Golden Gate Avenue headquarters
• Approved SFO Hotel Shuttle contract amendment increasing total value to not exceed $98,110,172
• Finally passed ordinance updating Green Building Requirements for new construction and renovations of City buildings
• Finally passed ordinance streamlining CEQA compliance, including reducing appeal time from 30 to 15 days
• Passed first reading of ordinance providing Gross Receipts Tax credit for small hardware retailers

The provided text is a meeting calendar interface for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors and its committees, not the minutes of a specific meeting. It lists scheduled dates, times, and locations for various committees in October 2026 but contains no record of discussions, votes, or decisions. Consequently, no legislative actions can be reported from this source.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee reviewed and recommended several ordinances and appointments. The body focused on updating administrative codes for property notifications and city firearm procurement, while also vetting nominees for city commissions.

• Ordinance 261014 to establish a system for the Assessor-Recorder to notify property owners of filings affecting their real property
• Ordinance 260838 to modify minimum qualifications and waiver bases for city firearm and ammunition suppliers
• Appointment of Steven Lee to the Veterans Affairs Council (Seat 8)
• Mayoral appointment of Ryan Jang to the Building Inspection Commission
• Mayoral reappointment of Nabihah Azim to the Treasure Island Development Authority Board of Directors

The provided document is a meeting calendar listing rather than meeting minutes. It confirms a Rules Committee meeting occurred on October 19, 2026, but contains no record of decisions, votes, or discussions.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee voted to recommend extending several Memorandums of Understanding with city unions, including wage increases and layoff protections. The committee also recommended several legal settlements involving personal injury, sexual abuse, and infrastructure damage.

• Extension of MOUs through June 30, 2031 for Local 21, Municipal Executives' Association, SEIU Local 1021, DA Investigators’ Association, Local 261, and Local 38
• Settlement of lawsuit with Genasci Dairy, Inc. for a $400,000 payment to the City
• Settlement of lawsuit with N.T. for $1,500,000 regarding alleged sexual abuse in foster care
• Settlement of lawsuit with S.A. for $500,000 regarding alleged sexual abuse in foster care
• Settlement of unlitigated claim with iHeartMedia Entertainment, Inc. for $141,686

The provided source document lists the Government Audit and Oversight Committee meeting held on October 15, 2026, but does not contain the minutes or a record of any actions taken during that session.

• No substantive decisions recorded

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee held a hearing to assess drug market conditions, resource allocation, and interdepartmental coordination. Representatives from the Police Department, Public Health, BART, and other agencies provided testimony. The committee voted to continue the hearing to the call of the chair.

• Hearing 260892: Assessment of citywide drug market conditions and resource allocation

The provided document is a meeting calendar listing rather than meeting minutes. It confirms a rescheduled meeting of the Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee occurred on October 8, 2026, but contains no record of actions, votes, or decisions.

Joint Special Meeting - Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee and Commission on the Status of Women

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee and the Commission on the Status of Women held a joint hearing regarding staffing needs, policies, and procedures for responding to sexual assault reports. The Police Department, Office of Victim and Witness Rights, and Office of Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and Prevention were requested to report.

• Joint Hearing 260893 on staffing needs, policies, and procedures responding to sexual assault

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed several grant authorizations, real estate leases, and tax credits. The body recommended a variety of funding measures for public health, elections, and airport services.

• Recommended $658,000 for Department of Elections costs for the November 2026 election
• Recommended amended contract for SFO Hotel Shuttle, Inc. not to exceed $98,110,172
• Recommended $14,184,580 in anticipated revenue for DPH at 415 Trade Winds Avenue
• Recommended lease for NorCal Rental Group, LLC at Pier 96 with total base rent of $4,321,110
• Recommended retroactive Gross Receipts Tax credit for small hardware retailers (2026-2035)

The provided document is a meeting calendar listing and does not contain the actual minutes or records of decisions made during the October 7, 2026, meeting.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors approved several funding measures, including bond issuances for the Public Utilities Commission headquarters and various public health grants. The body also passed ordinances regarding airport worker health care and the creation of an Office of Food Security Coordination.

• Authorized PUC revenue bonds for 525 Golden Gate Avenue not to exceed $520 million total
• Established an Office of Food Security Coordination within the Human Services Agency
• Approved three SFPUC technical services contracts with Stantec, AECOM, and Jacobs for $20 million each
• Approved a rental abatement for United Airlines, Inc. not to exceed $7,175,000
• Amended Planning Code and Zoning Map for the Potrero Power Station Special Use District

The provided document is a meeting calendar listing rather than meeting minutes. It confirms a regular meeting of the Board of Supervisors occurred on October 6, 2026, but contains no record of actions, votes, or decisions.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee reviewed several ordinances regarding housing codes, tenant protections, and historic landmarks. The body recommended a temporary ban on data centers and proposed changes to rent eviction and disclosure rules.

• Recommended a 45-day citywide interim zoning moratorium to prohibit data centers
• Recommended an ordinance prohibiting evictions for unpaid rent below the HUD local standard for fair market rent
• Recommended requiring online listings and leases to disclose total estimated monthly costs including fees
• Recommended reducing minimum ceiling heights in existing buildings to seven feet for habitable rooms
• Recommended expanding the landmark designation for the Site of the Compton’s Cafeteria Riot to include 101-121 Taylor Street

The provided document is a meeting calendar listing rather than meeting minutes. It confirms a regular meeting occurred on October 5, 2026, but contains no record of decisions, votes, or discussions.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee voted to recommend the appointment of Anthony Rivera to the Public Works Commission. The committee also recommended two ordinances regarding surveillance technology policies for the Fire Department and Department of Elections.

• Recommended appointment of Anthony Rivera to the Public Works Commission for a term ending July 2, 2028
• Recommended ordinance approving social media monitoring software policy for the Fire Department
• Recommended ordinance approving amended security camera policy for the Department of Elections
• Continued hearing for four appointments to the Children, Youth and Their Families Oversight and Advisory Committee

The provided document lists the Rules Committee meeting held on 10/5/2026 but does not contain the minutes or a record of any actions taken during the session.

• No substantive decisions recorded

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee held a hearing to investigate mass evictions and habitability issues at properties managed by Domus Management Company. The committee voted to continue the hearing to the call of the chair and issued subpoenas to several individuals and organizations.

• Hearing on evictions and management irregularities at Martin Luther King-Marcus Garvey Square Cooperative Apartments and Thomas Paine Square Apartments
• Subpoenas issued to Domus Management Company (Anthony Sandoval and Christine Mason)
• Subpoenas issued to Mercedes Gavin
• Subpoenas issued to Board of Directors of Martin Luther King-Marcus Garvey Square Cooperative Apartments, Inc.
• Subpoenas issued to Officers of the Allen Community Development Corporation and Board of Directors of Ammel Park Cooperative

The provided document is a meeting calendar listing rather than meeting minutes. It confirms a regular meeting occurred on October 1, 2026, but contains no record of decisions, votes, or discussions.

Budget and Finance Committee

Board of Supervisors

Rules Committee

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Rules Committee met on September 28, 2026 and recommended two items. It voted 3-0 to recommend a motion suspending Commissioner William Palmer from the Sheriff's Department Oversight Board and approving charges of official misconduct against him, sending the matter to the Ethics Commission. It also voted 3-0 to recommend appointing Mark Ryle, Rebecca Schwartz, Irina Ozernoy, and Larisa Beckwith to the Animal Advisory Council. Both items now go to the full Board of Supervisors.

• Motion suspending Commissioner William Palmer from the Sheriff's Department Oversight Board and approving official misconduct charges under Charter Section 15.105, referred to the Ethics Commission (file 261030)
• Motion appointing Mark Ryle (seat 4, term ending April 30, 2027) and Rebecca Schwartz (seat 1), Irina Ozernoy (seat 2), and Larisa Beckwith (seat 7), terms ending April 30, 2028, to the Animal Advisory Council (file 260901)
• Both motions recommended by 3-0 votes (Walton, Sherrill, Mandelman)
• No public speakers on the Palmer misconduct item; applicants and a council president spoke on the Animal Advisory Council appointments

Land Use and Transportation Committee

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee met on September 24, 2026, with Chair Danny Sauter, Vice Chair Bilal Mahmood, and Member Alan Wong present. The committee recommended resolutions finding that three Type-21 off-sale liquor license transfers would serve public convenience or necessity: Coit Liquors at 1657 Powell Street (District 3), Mission Bay Community Market at 1360 4th Street (District 6), and Narayana Farmers Market at 4929 Mission Street (District 11). A hearing on the Department of Public Works' response to a Letter of Inquiry about tree canopy equity and resource allocation in District 6 was continued to the call of the chair. The meeting adjourned at 12:10 p.m.

• Recommended approval of a Type-21 and Type-86 license transfer to NAJWA INC. (Coit Liquors), 1657 Powell Street, with ABC conditions on tasting hours and serving limits
• Recommended approval of a Type-21 license transfer to Mission Bay Community Market, 1360 4th Street
• Recommended approval of a Type-21 license transfer to Narayana Farmers Market, 4929 Mission Street, with alcohol display limited to 15% of gross floor area
• Continued to call of the chair a hearing on Public Works' tree canopy equity and resource allocation in District 6, sponsored by Supervisor Dorsey
• Police Department recommended approval of all three license transfers with loitering and litter conditions

The supplied document is a meeting calendar and search page from San Francisco's legislative website, not the minutes of the Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee meeting of 9/24/2026. It lists that meeting as a Regular Meeting at 10:00 AM in City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250, with links to agenda, minutes, video, audio, and transcript, but the minutes content itself is not included. No decisions, votes, or discussion items are recorded in the supplied text, so none can be reported.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee met on September 23, 2026, with all three members present, and recommended a series of resolutions covering airport contracts, Port leases, grants, and gifts. All items were recommended by unanimous 3-0 votes. The committee amended the Pier 23 Café lease to reduce the potential base rent revenue figure from $5,877,000 to $3,236,685 before recommending it. The agenda text provided ends mid-item on the San Francisco Wholesale Produce Market lease, so that item's outcome is not established by the supplied record.

• Professional Services Contract No. 50447 with SP Plus LLC for the SFO Curbside Management Program, not to exceed $45,000,000 for a three-year term starting November 1, 2026
• Port Commission Lease No. L-17397 with Pier 23 Café at Pier 23.5, amended to a potential base rent revenue of $3,236,685, with competitive bidding waived
• Grant amendment for TransCanWork, Inc., fiscal sponsor for Parivar Bay Area, increasing the LGBTQI+ and Various Communities grant by $150,000 to a total not to exceed $450,000
• Police Department gifts: $3,000,000 from the San Francisco Police Community Foundation for the Real Time Investigation Center, $103,750 for the O2X Wellness Initiative, and $45,500 in-kind Oracle Park venue use
• Contract Amendment No. 2 with Sid Tool Co., Inc. dba MSC Industrial Supply Company, increasing the citywide industrial supplies contract by $7,600,000 to a total not to exceed $17,100,000

The provided document lists the meeting of the Budget and Finance Committee held on September 23, 2026, at City Hall. The document serves as a record of the meeting's occurrence but does not contain the specific minutes, vote tallies, or details of actions taken during the session.

• No substantive decisions recorded in the provided text

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on September 22, 2026, and unanimously approved a consent agenda and several regular agenda items. Key actions included appropriating $202 million in general obligation bond proceeds for affordable housing and seismic safety, authorizing $43 million in certificates of participation for parks, and approving multiple lawsuit settlements totaling over $18 million. The board also passed an ordinance requiring prevailing wages for street cleaning services and approved five professional services agreements for environmental review, each up to $15 million.

• Appropriated $202,004,550 in GO bond proceeds to MOHCD for affordable housing and seismic safety (File 260870)
• Authorized $43,000,000 in Certificates of Participation for Open Space Fund and Recreation and Park (Files 260867, 260868)
• Approved lawsuit settlements totaling $18,505,000, including $8,725,000 for an employment dispute and $6,000,000 for another employment dispute
• Passed ordinance requiring prevailing wages for street cleaning services (File 260084)
• Approved five as-needed environmental review contracts, each not to exceed $15,000,000, with Environmental Science Associates, AECOM, Panorama, GEI, and Stantec

The minutes for the September 22, 2026 Board of Supervisors regular meeting contain only scheduling and administrative information. No substantive decisions, votes, or actions are recorded in the provided text.

Rules Committee

The San Francisco Rules Committee recommended an ordinance to establish an Office of Food Security Coordination within the Human Services Agency, which would coordinate citywide food insecurity efforts, prepare a five-year Food Security Report, and plan emergency food programs. The committee also recommended appointments to several advisory bodies, including the Children, Youth and Their Families Oversight and Advisory Committee, the Fire Code Technical Advisory Council, and the Sweatfree Procurement Advisory Group, as well as confirming Gerardo Carr as County Veterans Service Officer.

• Ordinance to establish Office of Food Security Coordination in Human Services Agency
• Reappointment of Jennifer Hand to Children, Youth and Their Families Oversight and Advisory Committee
• Appointment of Nicholas Tsuk to Fire Code Technical Advisory Council
• Reappointments to Sweatfree Procurement Advisory Group (Oringer, Marin, Fisher)
• Resolution confirming Gerardo Carr as County Veterans Service Officer

The Rules Committee met on September 21, 2026, at 10:00 AM in City Hall, Room 250, as a regular meeting. The minutes are available, but the provided text contains only the meeting calendar and listing, with no details of any decisions, motions, or votes. No substantive actions were recorded in the supplied document.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee heard and voted on several items related to the Potrero Power Station Mixed-Use Development Project. The committee recommended approval of a landmark designation amendment for the Sylvester House and a street vacation for the Transbay Under Ramp Park Project. The committee amended and continued the development agreement and zoning changes for the Potrero Power Station to its next meeting.

• Amended and continued development agreement with California Barrel Company LLC for Potrero Power Station project, including housing, transportation, and phasing plan changes
• Amended and continued zoning map changes for Potrero Power Station Special Use District, including height limit increases and land use modifications
• Recommended approval of landmark designation amendment for Sylvester House at 1556 Revere Avenue
• Recommended approval of street vacation and conveyance for Transbay Under Ramp Park Project, including sidewalk width changes and traffic signal acceptance
• Waived street space permit fees for 15 years for Potrero Power Station construction

The supplied document is a San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting-calendar listing, not the minutes of the Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting of 9/21/2026. It shows that a Land Use and Transportation Committee regular meeting was scheduled for 9/21/2026 at 1:30 PM in City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250, and that agenda, minutes, video, audio and transcript links exist for it, but the page contains no text of those minutes. Because no substantive content from the meeting is present, no decisions, votes, or dollar amounts can be reported.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee reviewed and voted on responses to several 2025-2026 Civil Grand Jury reports, covering San Francisco's outdoor warning system, wildfire risk in Glen Canyon, homelessness services data, and jail conditions. It recommended amended resolutions for most reports, but continued the hearing and response on the jails report to a later date. The committee also recommended a resolution to waive behested payment rules for film promotion donations and referred an ordinance on retirement board election requirements without recommendation.

• Recommended amended responses to grand jury reports on outdoor warning system (two reports), Glen Canyon wildfire risk, and homelessness services data
• Continued hearing and response on grand jury report 'When Making Do Doesn't Work: San Francisco Jails in Crisis'
• Recommended resolution authorizing Film Commission to solicit donations from SF Travel Association and hotels for six months, waiving Behested Payment Ordinance
• Referred ordinance (250928) eliminating disclosure requirements for candidates to Retirement Board, Health Service Board, and Retiree Health Care Trust Fund Board without recommendation

The provided document lists the Government Audit and Oversight Committee meeting held on September 17, 2026, but does not contain the minutes or a record of any actions taken during the session.

• No substantive decisions recorded

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed and recommended several resolutions, including five contracts totaling $75 million for as-needed environmental review services, a property tax rate setting for FY2026-2027, and various grant acceptances. One grant amendment was continued to a later meeting, and another grant was continued to September 30.

• Five contracts with Environmental Science Associates, AECOM, Panorama Environmental, GEI Consultants, and Stantec, each up to $15,000,000 for environmental review services (7-year terms)
• Resolution setting property tax rate at $1.18162182 per $100 valuation for FY2026-2027, including residential tenant pass-through rates
• Grant amendment for TransCanWork, Inc. (fiscal sponsor for Parivar Bay Area) increased by $150,000 to $450,000, continued to September 23
• Grant amendment for Community United Against Violence increased by $100,000 to $300,000, recommended
• Lease amendment for 650-5th Street, Suites 307-309 at $122,400 annual base rent, recommended

The supplied document is a meeting calendar and index page for San Francisco Board of Supervisors committees, not the minutes of the Budget and Finance Committee meeting of 9/16/2026. It lists that meeting as having occurred at 10:00 AM in City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250, and shows links to agenda, minutes, video, audio, and transcript, but the minutes content itself is not included. No decisions, votes, or dollar amounts are recorded in the supplied text, so none can be reported.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on September 15, 2026, approving a consent agenda of lawsuit and claim settlements, passing ordinances authorizing $43 million in Certificates of Participation for open space and recreation projects, and adopting resolutions for affordable housing bond sales. The board also finally passed a street tree ordinance allowing in-lieu fees and exempting accessory dwelling units from planting requirements. The meeting included a mayor's appearance on housing and labor agreements, but no questions were submitted.

• Approved $43,000,000 in Certificates of Participation for Open Space Fund (File 260867) and appropriation to Recreation and Park (File 260868)
• Authorized sale of up to $107,540,000 in General Obligation Bonds for Affordable Housing 2019 (File 260884) and $47,000,000 for 2024 (File 260885)
• Finally passed street tree ordinance (File 251211) allowing in-lieu fees and exempting ADUs from planting requirements
• Approved lawsuit settlements including $1,975,000 to Lisa Baker (wrongful death) and $410,000 to Allegra Porchia (employment dispute)
• Adopted settlements for unlitigated claims, including $248,888.26 to PJT Partners LP for tax refund and $186,000 to 240 Stockton Street LLC for water line damage

The provided document is a meeting calendar listing upcoming and past meetings, not the minutes of the September 15, 2026 Board of Supervisors meeting. No decisions, votes, or actions from that meeting are recorded in the source.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee voted unanimously to recommend several items to the full Board of Supervisors. These include an ordinance to increase the amount the City Attorney can settle claims and lawsuits without Board approval from $25,000 to $100,000, and an ordinance to exempt Rent Board members from term limits. The committee also recommended the appointments of Malea Chavez to the Planning Commission, Christopher Simi to the Sanitation and Streets Commission, and seven members to the Sunshine Ordinance Task Force.

• Ordinance to increase City Attorney's settlement authority from $25,000 to $100,000, with annual reporting for settlements between those amounts
• Ordinance to exempt members of the Residential Rent Stabilization and Arbitration Board from term limits
• Recommended Malea Chavez for Planning Commission, term ending July 1, 2028
• Recommended Christopher Simi for Sanitation and Streets Commission, term ending July 1, 2030
• Recommended 7 appointments to Sunshine Ordinance Task Force, terms ending April 27, 2028

The supplied document is a web page listing meeting schedules and links for various San Francisco committees and the Board of Supervisors for September 2026. It does not record the actual proceedings, votes, or decisions of the Rules Committee meeting on September 14, 2026.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee heard three items and voted to recommend two Planning Code ordinances: one to increase allowable signs in Mixed Use Districts, and another to exempt commercial-to-residential adaptive reuse projects from certain parking and loading requirements. The committee also amended and continued a Transbay Under Ramp Park ordinance involving street vacation and sidewalk changes to its next meeting.

• Ordinance to increase allowable signs in Mixed Use Districts on lots over one-half acre and in the Mixed Use-Office District south of Townsend Street
• Ordinance to exempt Commercial to Residential Adaptive Reuse Projects from parking limits, car share obligations, and loading requirements
• Transbay Under Ramp Park Project: street vacation of Oscar Alley, sidewalk width changes on Folsom and Clementina Streets, and traffic signal acceptance
• Amendment to Transbay ordinance adds reversionary interest if TJPA abandons park use or construction not started within 8 years
• All three items recommended or continued with unanimous 3-0 votes

The minutes for the San Francisco Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on September 14, 2026, contain only a meeting calendar listing and no substantive decisions, proposals, or discussions. The record shows the meeting was scheduled but provides no details on actions taken.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee held a hearing and voted unanimously to recommend approval of a Type-21 off-sale liquor license transfer to Tazza D'Amore Cafe at 700 4th Street. The committee also recommended a resolution requesting the California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control impose conditions on the license, including restricted sales hours and a ban on exterior alcohol advertising. The meeting was brief, with no other substantive items on the agenda.

• Liquor license transfer for Tazza D'Amore Cafe, 700 4th Street (District 6)
• Police Department recommended approval with 7 conditions, including sales hours 10 AM-8 PM weekdays, 8 AM-8 PM weekends
• Planning Department recommended approval for existing General Retail Sales and Service Use in CalTrain depot
• Resolution requests ABC impose conditions on license issuance
• Unanimous 3-0 vote by Sauter, Mahmood, Wong

The provided document is a meeting calendar and does not contain minutes or details of actions taken during the Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee meeting on September 10, 2026. The record only confirms the meeting was scheduled for 10:00 AM in the Legislative Chamber.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee reviewed several legal settlements and policy updates. The committee recommended approval for an amended airport surveillance technology policy and various lawsuits and claims involving employment disputes, personal injury, and property damage.

• Recommended $8,725,000 settlement for Keka Robinson-Luqman, et al. employment lawsuit
• Recommended $6,000,000 settlement for Gabriel Shin employment lawsuit
• Recommended $1,975,000 settlement for Lisa Baker wrongful death lawsuit
• Recommended Amended Airport Surveillance Technology Policy for third-party security cameras
• Heard and filed a hearing regarding interdepartmental coordination for Fleet Week 2026

The provided document is a meeting calendar listing for the San Francisco Government Audit and Oversight Committee on 2026-09-03, not the minutes of that meeting. It shows the meeting was scheduled but contains no agenda, minutes, or decisions. No substantive actions were recorded.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed several major funding items, including bond appropriations for affordable housing and earthquake safety. The committee also moved to recommend various professional service contract modifications and public health grants.

• $202,004,550 appropriation for affordable housing, middle-income, and senior housing projects
• $138,000,000 appropriation for Earthquake Safety and Emergency Response (ESER) via DPW
• Modification of airport contract with Faith Group PMCM2 JV to a total not to exceed $17,000,000
• Modification of airport contract with AtkinsRéalis USA Inc. to a total not to exceed $17,000,000
• Ordinance to prohibit the retail sale of nitrous oxide (continued to call of the chair)

The provided document is a meeting calendar listing for the San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee, not actual minutes. It shows the committee met on 9/2/2026 at 10:00 AM in City Hall, Room 250, with links to agenda, minutes, video, audio, and transcript, but the substantive content of those materials is not included. No decisions, approvals, or votes are recorded in the supplied text.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on September 1, 2026, and unanimously approved a series of ordinances designating 22 properties as landmarks under the Planning Code. These designations, sponsored by President Mandelman, cover a range of historic homes, churches, and other buildings across the city. The meeting also included approval of prior meeting minutes and routine procedural items.

• Landmark designation for Alexander Adams Home at 1450 Masonic Avenue
• Landmark designation for Born Home at 99 Divisadero Street
• Landmark designation for Charles Katz Home at 1200 Dolores Street
• Landmark designation for Holy Innocents Church at 455 Fair Oaks Street
• Landmark designation for Richard Spreckels Mansion / Buena Vista Studios at 737 Buena Vista Avenue West

The supplied document is a meeting calendar and search page for San Francisco Board of Supervisors and committee meetings. It lists a Board of Supervisors regular meeting on 9/1/2026 at 2:00 PM at the Legislative Chamber, Room 250, City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place, San Francisco, CA 94102-4689, with links to agenda, minutes, video, audio, and transcript. The document contains no minutes text, so no decisions, votes, or outcomes are recorded in the supplied source. Two other listed meetings, the Budget and Finance Committee on 9/2/2026 and the Government Audit and Oversight Committee on 9/3/2026, show minutes as not available.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors decided on the city's budget and appropriation ordinances for fiscal years 2026-2027 and 2027-2028. The body also approved several legal settlements and updated various city codes regarding land use, labor, and public safety.

• Budget and Appropriation Ordinance for City Departments for FYs 2026-2027 and 2027-2028
• Settlement of lawsuit with Robert Blaisdell and David Portales for $1,000,000
• Settlement of unlitigated claim with Sunrise Carlisle Propco, LLC for $2,894,613.60
• Landmark designation of the House of Latin Rock at 2880 25th Street
• Appropriation of $1,926,125 in revenue and $14,043,516 for Sheriff's Office overtime salaries

The provided document is a meeting calendar list and does not contain the minutes or a record of actions for the July 28, 2026, Board of Supervisors meeting.