San Francisco public meetings in 2024
74 substantive meetings from 2024, with official agendas or minutes and plain-English summaries.
Tue Dec 17, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board authorizes up to $65 million for Treasure Island Stage 2 infrastructure financing
The Board approved an ordinance authorizing up to $65 million in certificates of participation for Stage 2 infrastructure projects on Treasure Island and appropriated $65,550,000 to the Treasure Island Development Authority. It also adopted a transfer‑tax exemption for certain Port Commission leases and settled several lawsuits, including a $1.5 million wrongful‑death settlement and refunds related to Park Hotels & Resorts properties. In addition, the Board amended the Planning Code to require minimum residential densities in several districts. All items were adopted as final ordinances.
- Ordinance exempting real‑property transfer taxes for certain Port Commission leases (File No. 241084).
- Ordinance authorizing up to $65 million in certificates of participation for Treasure Island Stage 2 infrastructure (File No. 241085).
- Ordinance appropriating $65,550,000 to the Treasure Island Development Authority (File No. 241086).
- Ordinance settling Gabriel Perez wrongful‑death lawsuit for $1,500,000 (File No. 241104).
- Ordinance amending the Planning Code to require minimum residential densities in RM, RC and RTO districts (File No. 230596).
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 4 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
241161 — CONTINUED
5 nay · 4 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan absent · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin nay · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen nay · Ahsha Safai nay · Shamann Walton nay
241161 — APPROVED
5 yea · 4 nay · 1 absent
Connie Chan absent · Matt Dorsey nay · Joel Engardio nay · Rafael Mandelman nay · Myrna Melgar nay · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Shamann Walton yea
241162 — CONTINUED
5 nay · 4 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan absent · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin nay · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen nay · Ahsha Safai nay · Shamann Walton nay
241162 — APPROVED
5 yea · 4 nay · 1 absent
Connie Chan absent · Matt Dorsey nay · Joel Engardio nay · Rafael Mandelman nay · Myrna Melgar nay · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Shamann Walton yea
The other 32 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Thu Dec 12, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee
Committee approves Type‑48 liquor license for Vita Brevis Club at 969 Market St
The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee adopted a resolution determining that a Type‑48 on‑sale general public premises liquor license for VBC SF LLC, doing business as Vita Brevis Club, located at 969 Market Street (District 6) serves the public convenience or necessity. The committee also continued the hearing on traffic enforcement and street safety, requesting reports from the Police Department and Municipal Transportation Agency. Additionally, the committee heard and filed a hearing on law‑enforcement data dashboards, directing several city agencies to provide information.
- Resolution approving a Type‑48 liquor license for VBC SF LLC (Vita Brevis Club) at 969 Market St, District 6
- Continuation of the Traffic Enforcement and Street Safety hearing, with a request for reports from Police and MTA
- Hearing on Law Enforcement Data dashboards – motion to hear and file, directing Police, DA, Superior Court, and Sheriff’s Dept to report
liquor-licensepublic-safetyneighborhoodstraffic-safetylaw-enforcement-datacity-government
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
241052 — PREPARED IN COMMITTEE AS A RESOLUTION
2 yea
Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea
241052 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea
Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea
220961 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
2 yea
Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea
230239 — HEARD AND FILED
2 yea
Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea
Tue Dec 10, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board approves $571 million GO bond spending for seawall, earthquake safety, housing
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved the meeting minutes and a consent agenda covering several ordinances. Major actions included a $571 million General Obligation bond appropriation for the Embarcadero seawall, earthquake‑safety facilities, and affordable‑housing projects, and fee changes tied to Proposition M. The Board also authorized settlements of multiple lawsuits totaling $1.36 million and adopted ordinances affecting transit‑center fees, a street‑vacation over Natoma Street, shelter standards, and surveillance‑technology reporting.
- Approve $571 million GO bond allocation for Embarcadero seawall, earthquake safety, and affordable housing projects
- Ordinance to eliminate certain fees and raise the gross receipts threshold if Proposition M passes
- Authorize settlement of lawsuits totaling $1,360,000 (including $650,000, $195,000, $350,000, $95,000, $70,000)
- Waive Transit Center District Open Space Impact Fee for 524/530 Howard Street development
- Summary street vacation of airspace over Natoma Street between First and Second Streets
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Agenda
🗳️ How they voted — 5 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
241053 — FINALLY PASSED
7 yea · 3 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin nay · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Shamann Walton nay
241080 — TABLED
7 yea · 3 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey nay · Joel Engardio nay · Rafael Mandelman nay · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Shamann Walton yea
241081 — APPROVED
7 yea · 3 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey nay · Joel Engardio nay · Rafael Mandelman nay · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Shamann Walton yea
241082 — APPROVED
7 yea · 3 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey nay · Joel Engardio nay · Rafael Mandelman nay · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Shamann Walton yea
241013 — ADOPTED
8 yea · 2 nay
Connie Chan nay · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar nay · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Shamann Walton yea
The other 63 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Mon Dec 9, 2024 · 1:30 PM
Land Use and Transportation Committee
Committee approved Portal Project Implementation MOU for Phase 2 of Transbay Program
The Land Use and Transportation Committee considered several ordinances and resolutions. It recommended code‑correction ordinances for the Building and Planning Codes and a landmark designation for the Ladies’ Protection and Relief Society at 3400 Laguna Street. The committee also approved a resolution adopting the Portal Project Implementation Memorandum of Understanding for Phase 2 of the Transbay Program and endorsed key terms for a new fire station and mixed‑use tower on Washington and Battery Streets. One planning‑code amendment to restrict laboratory uses in the Urban Mixed Use district was recommended with a 2‑1 vote.
- Ordinance (File 241055/241196) amending Building and Planning Codes to correct typographical errors – recommended as committee report
- Ordinance (File 241103) designating 3400 Laguna Street as a Landmark – recommended as committee report
- Ordinance (File 240641) revising the definition of Laboratory and prohibiting such uses in the Urban Mixed Use district – recommended (2‑1 vote)
- Resolution (File 241137) approving the Portal Project Implementation Memorandum of Understanding for Phase 2 of the Transbay Program – recommended
- Resolution (File 241141) endorsing key terms for a new Fire Station 13 and mixed‑use tower at 425‑447 Washington Street, 447 Battery Street, and 530 Sansome Street – recommended as committee report
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240641 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 nay
Myrna Melgar nay · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240872 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
2 yea · 1 nay
Myrna Melgar nay · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240872 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 nay
Myrna Melgar nay · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
The other 7 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Mon Dec 9, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Rules Committee
Rules Committee rejects Mayoral nomination for Board of Appeals
The Rules Committee reviewed several ordinances regarding labor codes, affordable housing reporting, and mental health services. The body also considered multiple appointments to city boards and commissions.
- Recommended rejection of Mayoral nomination of Joanna Gubman to the Board of Appeals
- Recommended appointment of Estela Ortiz to the Sheriff’s Department Oversight Board
- Recommended ordinance to change 100% Affordable Housing reporting from quarterly to semi-annual
- Recommended ordinance moving prevailing wage and labor requirements to the Labor and Employment Code
- Tabled ordinance to establish an Office of Citywide Food Coordination and dissolve the Food Security Task Force
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (13 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
241083 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240984 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241148 — HEARD AND FILED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240985 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241191 — REFERRED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241119 — TABLED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241110 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241161 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241161 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241162 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241162 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241163 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241163 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
Thu Dec 5, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Government Audit and Oversight Committee
Ordinance authorizing $220.3M settlement with Park Hotels & Resorts
The Government Audit and Oversight Committee considered several items, including a resolution to not renew a Mills Act historical property contract for 2209 Webster Street, a hearing on the assessment of invoices under the SF SAFE grant, and a motion directing a performance audit of the San Francisco Zoo for FY 2024‑2026. The committee also approved ordinances settling lawsuits: a $1.5 million wrongful‑death settlement for Gabriel Perez and a $220,345,336 settlement with Park Hotels & Resorts for the 375 Battery Street property, repealing a prior ordinance. All motions were recommended or approved by vote.
- Resolution to non‑renew the Mills Act contract for 2209 Webster Street (Trustees of The Foley Lin Family Trust).
- Hearing on the Controller’s assessment of invoices for the San Francisco SAFE grant program.
- Motion directing the Budget and Legislative Analyst to audit the San Francisco Zoo for FY 2024‑2025 and 2025‑2026.
- Ordinance approving a $1,500,000 settlement of the Gabriel Perez wrongful‑death lawsuit.
- Ordinance approving a $220,345,336 settlement and $1,716,129 refund with Park Hotels & Resorts for 375 Battery Street, and repealing Ordinance No. 262‑24.
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (9 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
231280 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea
Dean Preston yea · Connie Chan yea
240067 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
2 yea
Dean Preston yea · Connie Chan yea
210706 — PREPARED IN COMMITTEE AS A MOTION
2 yea
Dean Preston yea · Connie Chan yea
210706 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea
Dean Preston yea · Connie Chan yea
241027 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Dean Preston yea · Connie Chan yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241013 — REFERRED WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea
Dean Preston yea · Connie Chan yea
241104 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea
Dean Preston yea · Connie Chan yea
241115 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea
Dean Preston yea · Connie Chan yea
241116 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea
Dean Preston yea · Connie Chan yea
Wed Dec 4, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Budget Committee approves $65.55 million Treasure Island infrastructure funding
The Budget and Finance Committee recommended and adopted several resolutions and ordinances. It authorized a 25‑year lease for training facilities on Treasure Island and approved a $65.55 million appropriation to the Treasure Island Development Authority for Stage 2 infrastructure. The committee also authorized up to $65 million in certificates of participation, accepted a $1.37 million in‑kind COVID‑19 test kit gift, and approved a $15.7 million grant application for HIV emergency relief. All motions passed unanimously.
- Lease agreement with BAFC Team Operator, LLC for Treasure Island training facilities – $27,750 monthly rent after occupancy
- Ordinance authorizing up to $65,000,000 in tax‑exempt/taxable certificates of participation for Treasure Island Stage 2 infrastructure
- Ordinance appropriating $65,550,000 to the Treasure Island Development Authority for Stage 2 projects
- Resolution accepting and expending an in‑kind COVID‑19 test kit gift valued at $1,372,318.27
- Resolution authorizing a $15,705,906 grant application for the Ryan White HIV/AIDS Emergency Relief program
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (38 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
241139 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241085 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241086 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241098 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241099 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241138 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241124 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241122 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241132 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241123 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241136 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241136 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241096 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241100 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241100 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241056 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241142 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241060 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
241130 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240994 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
Tue Dec 3, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board appropriates $6.18 million for emergency firefighting water system projects
The Board of Supervisors approved several legal settlements and updated codes regarding reproductive health facility access and public bath houses. The body also addressed fee changes and administrative provisions related to Proposition M.
- Appropriation of $6,181,212.25 for planning and design of Emergency Firefighting Water System projects
- Lawsuit settlement for Scott Edwards in the amount of $650,000
- Lawsuit settlement for Rick Lam in the amount of $350,000
- Ordinance repealing Police Code Article 26 regarding public bath house regulations
- Ordinance extending prohibited shouting and harassment zones to 100 feet around reproductive health facilities
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
241053 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
7 yea · 3 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin nay · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Shamann Walton nay
The other 46 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Mon Dec 2, 2024 · 1:30 PM
Land Use and Transportation Committee
Committee recommends 2301 Chestnut Street Special Sign District ordinance
The Land Use and Transportation Committee voted to recommend the ordinance creating a Special Sign District at 2301 Chestnut Street. It also moved the disability‑access improvements ordinance to be considered at the January 27, 2025 meeting. The impact‑fees amendment was tabled, and the 30 Van Ness Avenue Special Use District ordinance was continued to the December 9, 2024 meeting. The Minimum Densities for Residential Projects matter remains active.
- Ordinance establishing 2301 Chestnut Street Special Sign District – recommended
- Ordinance amending codes for disability access improvements – continued to Jan 27 2025
- Ordinance eliminating impact fees for PDR to non‑residential use changes – tabled
- Ordinance creating 30 Van Ness Avenue Special Use District – continued to Dec 9 2024
- Ordinance requiring minimum residential densities in RM, RC, RTO districts – remains active
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240931 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Myrna Melgar absent · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241169 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
2 yea · 1 absent
Myrna Melgar absent · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240982 — CONTINUED
2 yea · 1 absent
Myrna Melgar absent · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240901 — TABLED
2 yea · 1 absent
Myrna Melgar absent · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240872 — CONTINUED
2 yea · 1 absent
Myrna Melgar absent · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
230596 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Myrna Melgar absent · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
230596 — CONTINUED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Myrna Melgar absent · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
Thu Nov 21, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Government Audit and Oversight Committee
Committee recommends multiple legal settlements totaling over $2.4 million
The Government Audit and Oversight Committee reviewed and recommended several settlements for lawsuits and unlitigated claims. These include payments for employment disputes, property damage from flooding, and utility tax refunds.
- Recommended $650,000 settlement for Scott Edwards employment dispute
- Recommended $350,000 settlement for Rick Lam employment dispute
- Recommended $566,384.44 and $51,902.60 utility user tax refunds for Energy Center San Francisco, LLC and Constellation New Energy
- Recommended settlements for flooding damage including $272,566.05 to 150 Post Street LLC and $250,000 to PG&E
- Continued settlement regarding Chevron U.S.A. and Kern County property to December 5, 2024
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (13 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
241013 — CONTINUED
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240952 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240953 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240959 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240960 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240961 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240962 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
241014 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
241015 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
241016 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
241017 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
241053 — REFERRED WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
241054 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
Wed Nov 20, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Budget and Finance Committee recommends $22.4M airport waste contract
The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed several contract modifications, grant applications, and fee changes. The body recommended multiple resolutions for airport services, public health grants, and infrastructure projects.
- Recommended increasing South San Francisco Scavenger Co., Inc. contract to $22,408,062 for airport solid waste services
- Recommended a $29,825,385.22 contract modification for Hitachi Rail GTS USA Inc. regarding the Central Subway train control system
- Recommended an ordinance to eliminate certain fees and adjust gross receipts thresholds if Proposition M is approved
- Recommended accepting a $756,728 grant for the India Basin Shoreline Park Project and a $500,000 grant for the Havelock Pedestrian Bridge Safety Improvement Project
- Recommended authorizing the Department of Public Health to apply for grants exceeding $70,000,000 for behavioral health infrastructure
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240905 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241037 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240926 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240969 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241045 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241094 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241097 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241101 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241061 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241023 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241024 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241057 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241059 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241008 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
Tue Nov 19, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board approves $1.25 B boost to Wastewater Enterprise funding
The Board adopted a consent agenda that raises the Wastewater Enterprise Interim Funding Program to $1.25 billion, the Water Enterprise program to $750 million, and the Power Enterprise program to $450 million. It also passed ordinances amending the city’s catastrophic illness programs and approving a surveillance technology policy for the Juvenile Probation Department. A development agreement amendment was approved for the 3333 California Street project, and the Board authorized the sale of $225 million in earthquake‑safety general‑obligation bonds.
- Increase Wastewater Enterprise Interim Funding Program to $1.25 B (from $750 M)
- Increase Water Enterprise Interim Funding Program to $750 M (from $500 M)
- Increase Power Enterprise Interim Funding Program to $450 M (from $250 M)
- Ordinance amending the Administrative Code for Catastrophic Illness Programs
- Resolution authorizing sale of $225 M earthquake safety bonds (Series 2024B)
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (28 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240897 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240870 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240893 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240797 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240981 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240996 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240997 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240998 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240999 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240955 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
241012 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240987 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240988 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
241009 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
241011 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
241018 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
241036 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
241043 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
241073 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
241044 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
Mon Nov 18, 2024 · 1:30 PM
Land Use and Transportation Committee
Committee recommends waiving impact fee for 524 Howard Street development
The Land Use and Transportation Committee reviewed five ordinances. It recommended approval of the fee waiver for 524 Howard Street, LLC’s project at 524 and 530 Howard Street. It also recommended a street vacation over Natoma Street and continued two other measures to the next meeting. Two items – the impact‑fee elimination for PDR uses and the affordable‑housing amendment – were continued or tabled.
- Ordinance 240879: waive Transit Center District Open Space Impact Fee for 524 Howard Street, LLC at 524 and 530 Howard Street (recommended)
- Ordinance 240928: summary street vacation of airspace over Natoma Street between First and Second Streets (recommended)
- Ordinance 240901: eliminate impact fees for changes of use from Production, Distribution, Repair to other non‑residential uses (continued to Dec 2)
- Ordinance 240872: create 30 Van Ness Avenue Special Use District and amend real‑estate sale agreement (continued to Dec 2)
- Ordinance 241063: adjust affordable price and income limits for Below Market Rate units; require resale with amenities (tabled)
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240901 — CONTINUED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240879 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240928 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240872 — CONTINUED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241063 — TABLED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
Mon Nov 18, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Rules Committee
Rules Committee recommends ordinance for up to 5 years of rapid rehousing assistance
The Rules Committee met to discuss and recommend several ordinances, including one that would change city policy to provide up to five years of rapid rehousing assistance to eligible households. The committee also heard proposals to reduce the frequency of shelter monitoring site visits, change the membership of a mental health working group, and establish a public inventory of artificial intelligence used by the city.
- Ordinance to provide up to five years of rapid rehousing assistance
- Ordinance to reduce shelter monitoring committee site visits
- Ordinance to change mental health working group membership
- Ordinance to create a public inventory of city artificial intelligence
- Ordinance to amend the Surveillance Technology Ordinance reporting requirements
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (10 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
241038 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241038 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240871 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240984 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240984 — CONTINUED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241022 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai absent · Aaron Peskin yea · Hillary Ronen yea
241022 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai absent · Aaron Peskin yea · Hillary Ronen yea
240983 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai absent · Aaron Peskin yea · Hillary Ronen yea
230892 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai absent · Aaron Peskin yea · Hillary Ronen yea
241034 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai absent · Aaron Peskin yea · Hillary Ronen yea
Thu Nov 14, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee
Committee recommends repealing public bath house regulations
The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee voted to recommend the repeal of Police Code Article 26 regarding public bath house regulations. The body also recommended the approval of two liquor licenses and authorized background checks for massage permits.
- Recommended repeal of Police Code Article 26 governing public bath house fees, operations, and permitting
- Recommended Type-48 liquor license for Nihon Whisky Lounge at 1779 Folsom Street
- Recommended Type-48 liquor license transfer to AJ's Bar at 1250 Market Street
- Recommended resolution allowing Department of Public Health to access state and federal background checks for massage permits
- Recommended adoption of the Mental Health Services Act Annual Update for FY2024-2025
police-codeliquor-licensespublic-healthmassage-permitsmental-health
Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (9 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240966 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240978 — PREPARED IN COMMITTEE AS A RESOLUTION
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240978 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240948 — PREPARED IN COMMITTEE AS A RESOLUTION
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240948 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240919 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240957 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
241040 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
241039 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
Wed Nov 13, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Committee recommends $26.4M airport contract and amends $563.8M rail system agreement
The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed a proposal to establish a Worker Justice Fund for unpaid workers and a contract for airport boarding bridge maintenance. The body also considered a large-scale agreement for a train control system with Hitachi Rail GTS USA Inc.
- Recommended a contract modification with Professional Business Providers, Inc. for airport boarding bridges and baggage systems not to exceed $26,464,164
- Amended a resolution for a Communications-Based Train Control System with Hitachi Rail GTS USA Inc. totaling $563,845,651
- Amended and continued an ordinance to establish the Worker Justice Fund to provide financial restitution to workers
- Proposed the Worker Justice Fund be administered by the Office of Labor Standards Enforcement
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (21 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240905 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240905 — CONTINUED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
241011 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
241043 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
241043 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
241009 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240955 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
241012 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240987 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240988 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
241018 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
241036 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240981 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240981 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240980 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240995 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240996 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240997 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240998 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240999 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
Thu Nov 7, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Government Audit and Oversight Committee
Committee continues hearing on SF SAFE invoice assessment
The Government Audit and Oversight Committee held a hearing on the Controller’s report about invoices under the San Francisco SAFE grant, with input from the Police Department, the Mayor’s Office of Economic and Workforce Development, and the SF SAFE Board. The committee voted to continue the hearing to the chair’s call. No other business was taken.
- Hearing on Controller’s report on invoices under the San Francisco SAFE grant – motion to continue to chair’s call carried (2-0)
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (1 roll-call vote)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240067 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
2 yea · 2 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan absent · Aaron Peskin yea
Tue Nov 5, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board approves $11.6M market‑street property purchase and multiple lawsuit settlements
The Board approved the October 1 meeting minutes and a consent agenda that includes a real‑property acquisition at 2280 Market Street for up to $11,620,000 to support a future LGBTQ+ history museum. It also authorized settlements of several lawsuits, including a $93,000 settlement with the San Francisco Apartment Association and multiple settlements with Park Hotels & Resorts totaling over $2 billion in assessed values and refunds. Additional ordinances adopted amend the Police Code to require supermarkets to give six‑month closure notice and create a “Cash Not Drugs” sobriety incentive program that can pay up to $100 weekly to eligible participants.
- Real property acquisition at 2280 Market Street, not to exceed $11,620,000 (Ordinance 267-24)
- Settlement of lawsuit with San Francisco Apartment Association for $93,000 (Ordinance 259-24)
- Settlements with Park Hotels & Resorts for properties at 555 North Point, 542‑550 Geary Street, and 375 Battery Street totaling assessed values of $140.7M, $93.2M, and $222.1M with refunds over $2.3M (Ordinances 260‑262)
- Police Code amendment requiring large supermarkets to give six‑month closure notice (Ordinance 255-24)
- Administrative Code amendment establishing the “Cash Not Drugs” sobriety and recovery pilot program with weekly payments up to $100 (Ordinance 257-24)
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (32 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240965 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240823 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240824 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240825 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240826 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240894 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240895 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240896 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240333 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240799 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240727 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240906 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240967 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240877 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240878 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240802 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240816 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240797 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240897 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240954 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
Mon Nov 4, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Rules Committee
Rules Committee recommends naming streets for Hunters View Phase III
The Rules Committee reviewed street naming for a housing project and a reappointment to a state association. The committee also discussed a policy to extend rapid rehousing assistance for eligible households.
- Recommended naming a new street 'Memory Lane' and continuing 'Fairfax Avenue' for the Hunters View HOPE SF Infrastructure Phase III Project
- Recommended the reappointment of Supervisor Rafael Mandelman to the California State Association of Counties
- Continued the ordinance regarding rapid rehousing assistance policy to the November 18, 2024 meeting
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
241044 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin absent · Hillary Ronen yea
241038 — CONTINUED
3 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin absent · Hillary Ronen yea
241035 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin absent · Hillary Ronen yea
Wed Oct 30, 2024 · 9:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Committee approves $2.45 B boost to utility funding and other contracts
The Budget and Finance Committee recommended and unanimously approved several items, including a $2.45 billion increase to the Wastewater, Water, and Power Enterprise interim funding programs. It also approved a $2,406,460 radio usage agreement with the University of California San Francisco, a $440,000 CDC grant for the State Physical Activity and Nutrition Program, and a professional services agreement up to $10,720,500 for construction management at 2000 Marin Street. Additional actions included a resolution to acquire an easement for up to $50,000 and an amendment to the 3333 California Street development agreement.
- Increase of Wastewater Enterprise interim funding to $1.25 B, Water Enterprise to $750 M, and Power Enterprise to $450 M
- Radio Usage Agreement with UCSF for trunked radio system, minimum revenue $2,406,460
- Acceptance and expenditure of $440,000 CDC/CalFresh health grant
- Amendment to Development Agreement for 3333 California Street project extending term to 2043 and modifying affordable housing requirements
- Professional Services Agreement for construction management at 2000 Marin Street, not to exceed $10,720,500
budgetutilitiesfinanceinfrastructuredevelopmentpublic-healthtechnology
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (13 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
241025 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
241010 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240816 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240816 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240797 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240956 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240897 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240954 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240989 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240990 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240991 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240991 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240992 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
Tue Oct 29, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board approves redevelopment plan amendments for Hunters Point
The Board of Supervisors approved amendments to the Bayview Hunters Point and Hunters Point Shipyard Redevelopment Plans. The body also passed several lawsuit settlements and ordinances regarding city reporting and fee waivers.
- Amendment to Hunters Point Shipyard Redevelopment Plan to transfer up to 2,050,000 sq ft of R&D and office space
- Settlement of lawsuits with Park Hotels & Resorts Inc. involving properties at 555 North Point, 542-550 Geary Street, and 375 Battery Street
- Settlement of employment dispute with Yulanda Williams for $625,000
- Settlement of civil rights violation lawsuit with Jane Doe for $200,000
- Ordinance requiring regular reporting on the effectiveness of city street teams
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
231268 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin nay · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
The other 36 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Mon Oct 28, 2024 · 1:30 PM
Land Use and Transportation Committee
Committee recommends ordinance to allow higher resale prices for affordable housing units
The Land Use and Transportation Committee met to discuss and vote on two ordinances. One ordinance would allow Below Market Rate (BMR) owned units to be resold at prices affordable to households with higher incomes. The committee voted to amend the ordinance to include reporting requirements and continued the item to a future meeting. The other ordinance would create a special use district for senior housing at 758 and 772 Pacific Avenue.
- Ordinance to amend Planning Code for BMR unit resale price increases
- Ordinance to create New Asia Senior Housing Special Use District at 758 and 772 Pacific Avenue
- Committee voted to amend the BMR ordinance to add reporting requirements
- Committee continued the BMR ordinance to the November 18, 2024 meeting
- Committee recommended the Senior Housing ordinance as a committee report
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240802 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240802 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED AS A COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
241063 — CONTINUED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240727 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
Mon Oct 28, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Rules Committee
Rules Committee reappointed four members to In-Home Supportive Services Authority
The Rules Committee voted to reappoint four members to the In-Home Supportive Services Public Authority for terms ending in 2026 or 2027. It also recommended an ordinance approving a web‑filtering policy for the Juvenile Probation Department. Additionally, the committee recommended an ordinance amending the administrative code to authorize the Department of Human Resources to manage the city’s catastrophic illness programs.
- Reappointment of Jesse Nichols (Seat 5) to a three‑year term ending March 1 2027
- Reappointment of Sascha Bittner (Seat 11) to a three‑year term ending March 1 2027
- Reappointment of Daisy McArthur (Seat 12) to a three‑year term ending March 1 2026
- Reappointment of Robin Wilson‑Beattle (Seat 13) to a three‑year term ending March 1 2026
- Ordinance approving the Surveillance Technology Policy for Juvenile Probation Department’s use of web‑filtering software
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
241033 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240893 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240870 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
Wed Oct 23, 2024 · 9:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
City approves up to $68.8 M electric bus contract for SFO airport
The Budget and Finance Committee recommended and approved several resolutions, including a $68,772,334 agreement with Gillig LLC for electric transit buses at San Francisco International Airport. It also approved a $21,329,720 amendment to the public health engagement contract, a $9,162,000 Port of San Francisco grant, a $61,122,075 HUD Continuum of Care grant application, and an ordinance to acquire 2280 Market Street for up to $11,620,000. All motions passed with votes of two or three in favor and one excused.
- Gillig LLC electric transit bus agreement – up to $68,772,334 for SFO airport (4‑year term)
- San Francisco Public Health Foundation amendment – increase of $1,302,153 to $21,329,720 total
- Port of San Francisco grant – $9,162,000 for Pier 80 fendering, Amador Street improvements, and marine terminal study
- HUD Continuum of Care grant application – up to $61,122,075
- Ordinance to acquire 2280 Market Street – purchase price not to exceed $11,620,000
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (10 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240921 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240920 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240968 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240993 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240958 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240965 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240922 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240986 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240832 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240898 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
Tue Oct 22, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board approves $117.8M bus purchase and multiple large contracts
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a series of resolutions covering a library lease, homelessness grant extensions, a Homekey housing grant, security guard contract amendments, and a $117,751,398 purchase of 94 hybrid electric buses. All resolutions passed with unanimous votes of 11-0. The actions authorize the City to enter into or amend agreements and allocate funds as specified.
- Resolution approving a lease for the San Francisco Public Library at 950 Grant Avenue at $168,000 annual base rent
- Grant amendment for Mission Neighborhood Centers increasing total amount to $20,633,600 for homelessness prevention
- Homekey grant resolution authorizing up to $18,226,702 for acquisition and operation of 685 Ellis Street property
- Security guard contract amendments raising total caps to $34,767,000 (A1 Protective Services) and $38,977,000 (Treeline Security)
- Agreement to purchase 94 low‑floor hybrid electric buses for up to $117,751,398 through SFMTA
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
231268 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin nay · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
The other 35 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Mon Oct 21, 2024 · 1:30 PM
Land Use and Transportation Committee
Committee recommends interim zoning controls for Legacy Businesses
The Land Use and Transportation Committee reviewed and recommended several ordinances and resolutions. Key actions include proposing interim zoning controls to protect legacy businesses and establishing a new e-bike incentive fund.
- Interim zoning controls for 18 months requiring authorization before replacing Legacy Businesses in specific commercial districts
- Ordinance to establish the E-Bike Incentive Fund administered by the Department of the Environment
- Acceptance of De Long Street between Santa Cruz and San Diego Avenues for city maintenance and liability
- Commemorative street name designation of 'Joe Rosenthal Way' for the 600 block of Sutter Street
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240906 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240906 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240909 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240908 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240908 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240967 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
Thu Oct 17, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Government Audit and Oversight Committee
Committee recommends $140.7M Park Hotels settlement and other ordinances
The Government Audit and Oversight Committee recommended the Cash Not Drugs ordinance, which would provide eligible CAAP beneficiaries up to $100 weekly for three years. It also recommended as amended the supermarket‑closure notice ordinance, adding requirements for supermarkets to work with the Office of Economic and Workforce Development and neighborhood groups. The committee continued a hearing on oversight of fraudulent activities in executive‑branch departments. Finally, it recommended settlement ordinances for several lawsuits, including a $140,700,000 assessed‑value settlement for Park Hotels & Resorts.
- Cash Not Drugs pilot program – weekly payments up to $100 for eligible CAAP beneficiaries
- Ordinance amending Police Code to require supermarkets to give six‑month closure notice and cooperate with OEWD and neighborhoods
- Hearing on lack of oversight of fraudulent activities in SFPD, HRC and other executive departments
- Settlement of lawsuit by San Francisco Apartment Association et al. for $93,000
- Settlement of Park Hotels & Resorts lawsuits – $140,700,000 assessed value and $943,740 refund plus interest
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (13 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240799 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240333 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240333 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240914 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240824 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240825 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240826 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240830 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240831 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240861 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240894 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240895 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240896 — RECOMMENDED..
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
Tue Oct 15, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board adopts ordinance extending rent‑control exemption to 1979‑1994 buildings
The Board of Supervisors voted 10‑0 to adopt Ordinance No. 248‑24, amending the Administrative Code to clarify rent‑control exemptions for newly constructed units built between June 14, 1979 and June 13, 1994. In the same meeting, four other ordinances were finally passed, covering operational elevators, entertainment zones, gas‑infrastructure for new construction, and the relocation of the SHARP office into the Office of Victim and Witness Rights. All votes were unanimous with Supervisor Stefani excused from the session.
- Ordinance No. 245‑24 – Housing Code amendment requiring R‑1 and R‑2 buildings to retain at least one existing elevator for residents.
- Ordinance No. 246‑24 – Administrative Code amendment creating the Mid‑Market and Arena Entertainment Zones on specified Market Street and surrounding blocks.
- Ordinance No. 247‑24 – Building Code amendment allowing new construction to install gas infrastructure for EPCA‑covered appliances.
- Ordinance No. 248‑24 – Administrative Code amendment clarifying rent‑control exemption for units first occupied 1979‑1994.
- Ordinance No. 249‑24 – Administrative Code amendment moving SHARP into the Office of Victim and Witness Rights and setting confidentiality rules.
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Special Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240807 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Shamann Walton yea
240843 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Shamann Walton yea
240845 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Shamann Walton yea
240880 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Shamann Walton yea
240700 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Shamann Walton yea
Fri Oct 11, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Government Audit and Oversight Committee
Committee amends and recommends resolution to fund temporary homeless shelters
The Government Audit and Oversight Committee met in a special session on October 11, 2024. Members approved an amendment to a resolution authorizing the Mayor’s Office and the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing to solicit private donations for expanding temporary shelters, and then recommended the resolution as amended. The committee also voted to continue a hearing on the assessment of invoices for the San Francisco SAFE grant to a later meeting on November 7, 2024. A motion to excuse Supervisor Catherine Stefani from the meeting was carried.
- Amended Resolution 240883 to allow fundraising for temporary shelter expansion, inserting language about philanthropic partnerships – motion carried
- Recommended the amended Resolution 240883 – motion carried
- Continued Hearing 240067 on assessment of invoices for the SF SAFE grant to the November 7, 2024 meeting – motion carried
- Motion to excuse Supervisor Catherine Stefani from the meeting – motion carried
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Special Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240883 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240883 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240067 — CONTINUED
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
Thu Oct 10, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee
Committee recommends approval of three liquor licenses
The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee reviewed and recommended the issuance or transfer of three liquor licenses. Each recommendation included specific conditions from the Police Department regarding noise, litter, and security.
- Recommended transfer of Type-90 music venue liquor license to Neck of the Woods at 406 Clement Street
- Recommended issuance of Type-90 music venue liquor license to Eve Nightclub at 1535 Folsom Street
- Recommended issuance of Type-42 beer and wine liquor license to The Nosh Box at 1116 Folsom Street
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240857 — PREPARED IN COMMITTEE AS A RESOLUTION
3 yea
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240857 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240858 — PREPARED IN COMMITTEE AS A RESOLUTION
3 yea
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240858 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240917 — PREPARED IN COMMITTEE AS A RESOLUTION
3 yea
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240917 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
Wed Oct 9, 2024 · 9:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Committee recommends $117.7M purchase of hybrid electric buses
The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed several city contracts and grants. The body recommended approval for a large bus procurement and multiple security and health service agreements.
- Recommended agreement with New Flyer of America, Inc. to buy 94 hybrid electric buses for up to $117,751,398
- Recommended lease for San Francisco Public Library at 950 Grant Avenue with JQ Properties, LP at $168,000 annual base rent
- Recommended contract amendments for security guard services with A1 Protective Services, Inc. (up to $34,767,000) and Treeline Security, Inc. (up to $38,977,000)
- Recommended retroactive grants from California Department of Health Care Services totaling $5,475,768.88
- Continued to call of the chair a $14,177,264 grant agreement with Abode Property Management for housing at 1174-1178 Folsom Street
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240860 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240935 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240936 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240937 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240933 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240899 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240900 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240848 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240847 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240907 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240881 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
Tue Oct 8, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board approves $45.3 million contract amendment for city refuse collection services
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors acted on several ordinances and contract amendments. Items included a $14 million grant for the California Jobs First Catalyst Program, a new 555 9th Street Special Sign District, an expansion of the SFPUC Social Impact Partnership Program, and a vehicle sideshow prohibition ordinance. The Board also approved contract amendments increasing funding for AECOM engineering services, Grainger industrial supplies, ARAMARK jail food services, and Recology refuse collection services. A mayor’s appearance addressed the San Francisco Unified School District’s school closures.
- Ordinance establishing the 555 9th Street Special Sign District (signage zoning)
- Ordinance expanding the SFPUC Social Impact Partnership Program
- Ordinance prohibiting vehicle sideshows (public‑safety measure)
- Contract amendment with Recology for refuse collection services, total $45,300,000
- Grant acceptance for the California Jobs First Catalyst Program, $14,000,000
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 2 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240880 — CONTINUED ON FIRST READING
7 nay · 4 yea
Connie Chan nay · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman nay · Myrna Melgar nay · Aaron Peskin nay · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen nay · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton nay
240940 — ADOPTED AS AMENDED
8 yea · 2 nay · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey nay · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman nay · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai absent · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
The other 32 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Mon Oct 7, 2024 · 1:30 PM
Land Use and Transportation Committee
Committee recommends ordinance creating two new Entertainment Zones downtown
The Land Use and Transportation Committee voted to recommend three ordinances and one resolution to the Board of Supervisors. It approved an ordinance establishing the Mid‑Market and Arena Entertainment Zones, an ordinance allowing gas infrastructure in electric‑ready new construction, and a fee‑waiver ordinance for the Vicha Ratanapakdee mosaic stairway. The committee also amended and recommended a resolution urging the City Attorney and Public Utilities Commission to resolve the Clean Water Act lawsuit with the EPA, and amended the Planning Code to eliminate the public‑art requirement for 100% affordable housing projects.
- Ordinance establishing Mid‑Market Entertainment Zone (Market St. between 5th and 6th St.) and Arena Entertainment Zone (Warriors Way to 16th St.)
- Ordinance amending the Building Code to permit gas infrastructure in new electric‑ready construction
- Ordinance waiving major encroachment permit fees for the Vicha Ratanapakdee Way mosaic stairway project in Anza Vista
- Resolution urging the City Attorney and Public Utilities Commission to resolve the EPA Clean Water Act lawsuit
- Amendment to the Planning Code removing the public‑art requirement for 100% affordable housing projects
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (8 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240843 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240845 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240806 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240806 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240940 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240940 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED AS A COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
231268 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
231268 — REFERRED WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION AS AMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
Mon Oct 7, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Rules Committee
Rules Committee amends street‑team reporting ordinance
The committee approved amendments to the Administrative Code requiring regular street‑team performance reports from four city departments. It also confirmed appointments to the Sunshine Ordinance Task Force for ten seats. Additionally, the committee recommended and approved the mayor’s nominations of Avni Jamdar, Joshua Arce, and Stephen Leveroni to the Public Utilities Commission.
- Amended Administrative Code (item 240805) to require quarterly reporting by Emergency Management, Homelessness and Supportive Housing, Public Health, and Fire Department on street‑team efficiency
- Appointed ten members (Bruce Wolfe, Dean Schmidt, Lila LaHood, Saul Sugarman, Maxine Anderson, Laura Stein, Matthew Yankee, Chris Hyland, David Pilpel, and a vacant Seat 10) to the Sunshine Ordinance Task Force
- Approved mayoral nomination of Avni Jamdar to the Public Utilities Commission (term ends Aug 1 2028)
- Approved mayoral nomination of Joshua Arce to the Public Utilities Commission (term ends Aug 1 2026)
- Approved mayoral nomination of Stephen Leveroni to the Public Utilities Commission (term ends Aug 1 2028)
ordinanceappointmentspublic-utilitiessunshine-ordinancestreet-teamsgovernance
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240805 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240805 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240947 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240867 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin absent
240867 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED AS A COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin absent
240868 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin absent
240868 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED AS A COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin absent
240869 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin absent
240869 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED AS A COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin absent
240891 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin absent
240891 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin absent
240949 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin absent
240950 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin absent
240951 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin absent
Wed Oct 2, 2024 · 9:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Committee approves $7.8M grant and several contract amendments
The Budget and Finance Committee recommended and approved a resolution to accept a $7.8 million grant from the California Coastal Conservancy for the Southern Embarcadero Resilience and Enhancement Project. It also approved contract amendments that increase funding for AECOM dam and reservoir engineering, ARAMARK jail food services, Recology refuse collection, Golden Gate Petroleum renewable diesel, and other city contracts. All motions were recommended and carried with recorded votes.
- Accept and expend $7,800,000 grant for Southern Embarcadero Resilience and Enhancement Project
- Amend AECOM contract to total not‑to‑exceed $20,000,000 for dam and reservoir engineering
- Amend ARAMARK jail food services contract to total not‑to‑exceed $24,783,723
- Amend Recology refuse collection contract to total not‑to‑exceed $45,300,000
- Amend Golden Gate Petroleum renewable diesel contract to total not‑to‑exceed $102,345,000 (up to $108,589,000)
grantcontractsinfrastructureutilitiespublic-safetywaste-managementenergy
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240886 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240827 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240862 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240863 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240838 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240864 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240865 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
Tue Oct 1, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board approves $30.5 M financing for Music Concourse Garage via certificates
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors adopted a $30.5 million appropriation using Certificates of Participation and projected parking revenue to fund the acquisition of the Music Concourse Garage. The board also authorized multiple grant expenditures, including a $12 million USDA Forest Service grant and a $14 million California Jobs First Catalyst grant, and passed ordinances for a commemorative plaque, a downtown entertainment permitting program, and vehicle sideshow restrictions. All items were approved unanimously by the eleven supervisors present.
- Ordinance No. 238-24 appropriates $30,500,000 ( $29,000,000 in Certificates of Participation Series 2024A and $1,500,000 from Music Concourse Garage parking revenue) for the garage acquisition.
- Ordinance No. 235-24 authorizes a $12,000,000 USDA Forest Service grant for the Department of Public Works Justice, Jobs, and Trees program.
- Ordinance No. 236-24 designates a sidewalk at Woodland Avenue and Parnassus Avenue for a commemorative plaque and waives related permit fees.
- Ordinance No. 237-24 creates the Greater Downtown Community Benefit District Master Permitting for Entertainment Activation Program, allowing off‑site alcohol consumption at designated events.
- Ordinance amending the Police Code (240844) expands vehicle sideshow prohibitions and authorizes seizure and impoundment of vehicles used in sideshows.
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (32 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240840 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240786 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240841 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240801 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240804 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240844 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240844 — PASSED ON FIRST READING AS AMENDED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240842 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240788 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240789 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240850 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240829 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240836 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240849 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240882 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240884 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240668 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240709 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240709 — ADOPTED AS AMENDED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240711 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
Mon Sep 30, 2024 · 1:30 PM
Land Use and Transportation Committee
Committee approved amendment to rent‑control exemption for new construction
The Land Use and Transportation Committee recommended as amended Ordinance 240880/240964, changing the Administrative Code so newly constructed units with certificates of occupancy between June 14, 1979 and November 5, 2024 will be subject to rent control if Costa‑Hawkins is later modified. The committee also recommended Ordinance 240798, amending the Building Code to waive required architectural drawings for certain use changes that do not increase occupant load. Additionally, Ordinance 240807 was recommended as amended to require at least one operational elevator in R‑1 and R‑2 residential buildings.
- Ordinance 240880/240964 – amend rent‑control exemption for new construction (June 14, 1979‑Nov 5, 2024)
- Ordinance 240798 – change Building Code to excuse architectural drawings for specific use changes
- Ordinance 240807 – amend Housing Code to require at least one operational elevator in R‑1/R‑2 buildings
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240880 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 nay
Myrna Melgar nay · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
The other 5 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Thu Sep 26, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee
Committee approved OVWR ordinance amendments and recommended two liquor license resolutions.
The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee adopted amendments to the Administrative Code affecting the Office of Victim and Witness Rights and moved the Office of Sexual Harassment and Assault Response and Prevention to that office. It also prepared and recommended a resolution to transfer a Type-21 off‑sale liquor license to Union & Hyde at 1210 Union Street. Additionally, it prepared and recommended a resolution to issue a Type-90 on‑sale music venue liquor license to Skylark at 3089‑16 Street.
- Amended Administrative Code ordinance for OVWR confidentiality and moved SHARP to OVWR (amended and recommended).
- Resolution to transfer a Type-21 off‑sale general liquor license to Union & Hyde LLC, 1210 Union Street (recommended).
- Resolution to issue a Type-90 on‑sale music venue liquor license to 3089 16th Street LLC (Skylark), 3089‑16 Street (recommended).
- Motion to excuse Vice Chair Engardio from attendance (carried).
public-safetyordinancevictim-servicesliquor-licensecommittee
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240785 — PREPARED IN COMMITTEE AS A RESOLUTION
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio absent · Matt Dorsey yea
240785 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio absent · Matt Dorsey yea
240822 — PREPARED IN COMMITTEE AS A RESOLUTION
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio absent · Matt Dorsey yea
240822 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio absent · Matt Dorsey yea
240700 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio absent · Matt Dorsey yea
240700 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio absent · Matt Dorsey yea
Wed Sep 25, 2024 · 9:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Budget Committee approves $14M state grant and multiple housing and health initiatives
The Budget and Finance Committee recommended a $14,000,000 grant for the California Jobs First Catalyst Program and approved a contract amendment for the Hunters Point Family Pit Stop Workforce Development Grant Program up to $16,238,478.52. It also authorized acceptance of an in‑kind tax services gift valued at $112,089 from Deloitte Tax LLP and several public‑health grants totaling about $511,000. The committee recommended ground leases for permanent supportive housing at 42 Otis Street and a commercial lease at 725 Davis Street, each with a nominal $1 rent.
- Amendment No. 6 to Contract No. 1000029167 for Hunters Point Family, increasing amount to $16,238,478.52
- Accept and expend in‑kind tax services gift from Deloitte Tax LLP, estimated value $112,089
- Ordinance to accept and expend $14,000,000 grant for California Jobs First Catalyst Program
- Ground lease for 42 Otis Street to provide permanent supportive housing, rent not to exceed $1
- Commercial ground lease for 725 Davis Street with annual base rent of $1
budgetgrantshousingpublic-workshealthtaxdevelopment
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240829 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240836 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240842 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240788 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240789 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240850 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240882 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240849 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240884 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240884 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240913 — HEARD AND FILED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
Tue Sep 24, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board authorizes up to $61.4 M in Certificates of Participation for city capital projects
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a slate of ordinances and resolutions covering park use, financing of capital improvements, surveillance technology, small‑business program changes, and drone policy. The most significant action was an ordinance authorizing up to $61,395,000 in Certificates of Participation to fund critical repairs, renovations, and upgrades to city‑owned buildings, facilities, streets, and works. Additional measures included appropriating $30,500,000 from certificate proceeds, amending a $207,000,000 parking‑garage contract, and approving grants for forestry, schools, and health programs.
- Ordinance authorizing up to $61,395,000 in Certificates of Participation for capital improvement projects
- Ordinance amending the Park Code to allow dogs and certain athletic activities in Yerba Buena Gardens
- Ordinance rescinding sunset provision and approving continued use of non‑city entity surveillance cameras by the Police Department
- Resolution amending the Management Agreement with IMCO Parking, LLC, increasing contract amount to $207,000,000 for the Music Concourse Garage
- Ordinance retroactively authorizing a $12,000,000 USDA Forest Service grant for the Justice, Jobs, and Trees program
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 4 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240636 — FINALLY PASSED
9 yea · 2 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen nay · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton nay
240778 — APPROVED
9 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin absent · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton nay
240779 — TABLED
9 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin absent · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton nay
240780 — TABLED
9 yea · 1 absent · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin absent · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton nay
The other 24 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Mon Sep 23, 2024 · 1:30 PM
Land Use and Transportation Committee
Committee approves ordinance creating 555 9th St Special Sign District
The Land Use and Transportation Committee considered an ordinance to amend the Planning Code and Zoning Map to establish the 555 9th Street Special Sign District. The ordinance modifies sign controls for the shopping center on Assessor’s Parcel Block No. 3781, Lot No. 003. The committee voted to amend the ordinance language on illumination and then recommended the ordinance as amended, with a 3‑0 vote. The motion carried and the meeting adjourned at 1:38 p.m.
- Ordinance to create 555 9th Street Special Sign District, amending Planning Code and Zoning Map
- Amendment to sign illumination rules for the shopping center
- Public hearing on the ordinance held September 23, 2024
- Committee vote to recommend the ordinance as amended, 3‑0
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240438 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240438 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
Mon Sep 23, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Rules Committee
Rules Committee recommends expanding SFPUC Social Impact Partnership Program
The Rules Committee met to recommend two board appointments and one ordinance. The committee voted to advance a change to the Administrative Code regarding SFPUC contract commitments.
- Recommended appointment of Claudia Quinonez to the Child Care Planning and Advisory Council
- Recommended appointment of Melinda Burrus to the Sugary Drinks Distributor Tax Advisory Committee
- Recommended ordinance to expand the SFPUC Social Impact Partnership Program by removing minimum thresholds for contract amendments
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240835 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai absent · Aaron Peskin yea
240866 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai absent · Aaron Peskin yea
240808 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai absent · Aaron Peskin yea
Fri Sep 20, 2024 · 1:00 PM
Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee
Committee recommends ordinance to prohibit and penalize vehicle sideshows
The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee considered an ordinance to amend the Police Code regarding vehicle sideshows. The committee voted to amend the language and recommend the ordinance as a committee report.
- Ordinance 240844 to prohibit promoting, assembling for, or participating in vehicle sideshows
- Proposed authority to seize, impound, and potentially sell vehicles used in sideshows
- Classification of sideshow violations as misdemeanors subject to fines and imprisonment
- Amendment requiring law enforcement officials to warn participants to disperse
- Amendment ensuring enforcement is consistent with the First Amendment
police-codevehicle-sideshowspublic-safetyordinance
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Special Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240844 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240844 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED AS A COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
Thu Sep 19, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Government Audit and Oversight Committee
Committee continues civil grand jury reports on climate, commissions, and infrastructure
The Government Audit and Oversight Committee met to discuss three civil grand jury reports on flood management, city commissions, and infrastructure. The committee continued hearings on two reports and recommended amended resolutions for the third, urging the Mayor to implement findings.
- Hearing continued on 'Come Hell or Highwater: Flood Management in a Changing Climate'
- Resolution recommended as amended on 'Come Hell or Highwater'
- Hearing continued on 'Commission Impossible? Getting the Most from San Francisco’s Commissions'
- Resolution recommended as amended on 'Commission Impossible?'
- Hearing continued on 'Building San Francisco: Designing, Constructing, and Maintaining City Infrastructure'
government-auditcivil-grand-juryflood-managementcity-commissionsinfrastructurebudgetclimate
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (13 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240667 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
3 yea
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan yea
240668 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan yea
240668 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan yea
240708 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
3 yea
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan yea
240709 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan yea
240709 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan yea
240710 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan absent
240711 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan absent
240711 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan absent
240719 — HEARD AND FILED
3 yea
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan yea
240720 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan yea
240720 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan yea
240583 — HEARD AND FILED
3 yea
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan yea
Wed Sep 18, 2024 · 9:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Committee recommends property tax rate and $26.5M school fund grant
The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed several grant agreements and funding appropriations. The body recommended a property tax rate for FY2024-2025 and approved a retroactive grant for the San Francisco Unified School District.
- Recommended property tax rate of $1.17143563 per $100 valuation for FY2024-2025
- Recommended retroactive grant for SF Unified School District Student Success Fund not to exceed $26,519,360
- Recommended $12,000,000 USDA grant for Public Works' Justice, Jobs, and Trees Program
- Recommended retroactive $3,500,000 revenue agreement for a dementia care program
- Recommended retroactive $1,154,519 grant for Workers’ Compensation Insurance Fraud Program
taxeseducationgrantspublic-workspublic-health
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240752 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240752 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240851 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240828 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240846 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240786 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240829 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240829 — CONTINUED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240841 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240840 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240815 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
Tue Sep 17, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board approves $61.4M in bonds and $7.15M park acquisition
The Board of Supervisors approved a $61.4 million bond authorization for city capital projects and a $7.15 million purchase of a property at 240-6th Street for a future park. The meeting also included the adoption of several consent agenda items, including a $350,000 lawsuit settlement and a $41.4 million extension for airport curbside management services.
- Bond authorization: $61,395,000 for city capital projects
- Park acquisition: $7,150,000 at 240-6th Street
- Airport contract extension: $41,364,800 for curbside management
- Lawsuit settlement: $350,000 with Build Group, Inc.
- Grant authorization: $652,332 for Elder Abuse Program
budgetbondsparksairportgrantscontractsreal-estate
Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240636 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
9 yea · 2 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen nay · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton nay
The other 26 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Mon Sep 16, 2024 · 1:30 PM
Land Use and Transportation Committee
Ordinance creates Greater Downtown Entertainment Zones for off‑site alcohol at events
The Land Use and Transportation Committee approved an amended ordinance establishing the Greater Downtown Community Benefit District Master Permitting for Entertainment Activation Program, which creates Entertainment Zones that allow off‑site consumption of alcoholic beverages at public events. The committee also approved an ordinance designating a sidewalk at Woodland Avenue and Parnassus Avenue for a commemorative plaque and waiving related permit fees. Additionally, the committee adopted an ordinance expanding the Central Neighborhoods Large Residence Special Use District, merging the Corona Heights district into it, and updating the zoning map accordingly.
- Ordinance amending multiple codes to create the Greater Downtown Entertainment Activation Program and designate Entertainment Zones for off‑site alcohol consumption at events
- Ordinance designating the sidewalk at the corner of Woodland Avenue and Parnassus Avenue for a commemorative plaque and waiving permit and inspection fees
- Ordinance expanding the Central Neighborhoods Large Residence Special Use District, deleting the Corona Heights Large Residence SUD, and updating the Zoning Map to reflect the changes
entertainmentzoningpermitspublic-worksplanningcommunity-benefit
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240804 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240804 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240801 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240637 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240637 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR AS AMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
Mon Sep 16, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Rules Committee
Rules Committee recommends UAV policy amendment for police drones
The committee unanimously approved amendments to the Unassisted Aerial Vehicles (UAV) policy and recommended the ordinance as a committee report. It referred the new library branch ordinance at 100 Orizaba Avenue without recommendation. The committee approved mayoral appointments of Eleanor Blume to the Public Works Commission and Mike Chen to the Municipal Transportation Agency Board. It also appointed seven members to the Urban Forestry Council for terms ending in 2026.
- UAV policy amendment recommended as committee report
- Library branch ordinance at 100 Orizaba Avenue referred without recommendation
- Appointment of Eleanor Blume to the Public Works Commission approved
- Appointment of Mike Chen to the Municipal Transportation Agency Board approved
- Seven members appointed to the Urban Forestry Council
dronespolicelibraryappointmentsurban-forestry
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (6 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240636 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton absent · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240699 — REFERRED WITHOUT RECOMMENDATION AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton absent · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240839 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton absent · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240839 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton absent · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240589 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton absent · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240820 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Shamann Walton absent · Ahsha Safai yea · Aaron Peskin yea
Wed Sep 11, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Committee recommends $61.4 million for city capital improvement projects
The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed several funding requests, including certificates of participation for city facility repairs and a land acquisition for a future park. The body also recommended several contract extensions and grant acceptances for the District Attorney and SFMTA.
- Recommended $61,395,000 in Certificates of Participation for critical repairs to city buildings, streets, and facilities
- Recommended $7,150,000 to acquire real estate at 240-6th Street for the Recreation and Park Department
- Recommended a contract extension with SP Plus Corporation for the Airport Curbside Management Program not to exceed $41,364,800
- Recommended a $30,000,000 agreement with WSP/PGH Wong Joint Venture for the Communications-Based Train Control Upgrade Project
- Recommended $754,141 in payments to Oliver De Silva, Sunol AgPark, and Alameda County for Utility User Taxes
budgetcapital-improvementsreal-estatetransportationgrants
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240784 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240769 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240769 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240782 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240781 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240814 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240814 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240809 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240810 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240810 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240811 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240811 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240812 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240812 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
Tue Sep 10, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board approves $29 million for Concourse Garage acquisition
The Board of Supervisors approved funding for the Concourse Garage acquisition and a transfer tax reduction for union-built affordable housing. The body also authorized several infrastructure contracts and a lease for a new Disability Community Cultural Center.
- Authorized up to $29,000,000 in Certificates of Participation to fund the acquisition of the Concourse Garage
- Reduced real property transfer tax rates from 5.5% to 3% and 6% to 3% for specific union-built affordable housing
- Approved a 15-year lease at 240 Van Ness Avenue for a Disability Community Cultural Center with annual rent of $60,353
- Increased the Lower Alemany Area Stormwater Improvement Project contract with McMillen Jacobs Associates to $17,800,000
- Allocated $549,950 for District 7 projects, including West Portal murals and traffic calming on Yerba Buena Avenue
real-estatehousinginfrastructuretax-reductionpublic-worksdisability-services
Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (14 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240723 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240728 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240765 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240737 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240743 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240747 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240753 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240813 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240762 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240852 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240853 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240854 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240855 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240856 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
Mon Sep 9, 2024 · 1:30 PM
Land Use and Transportation Committee
Committee approved the Greater Downtown Entertainment Activation Program ordinance
The Land Use and Transportation Committee acted on three agenda items. It recommended a resolution to name the 1500 block of Grove Street as Aubrey Abrakasa, Jr. Street. It approved amendments to the Greater Downtown Community Benefit District Master Permitting for Entertainment Activation Program and moved the ordinance forward. It also recommended an ordinance to allow dogs and certain athletic activities in Yerba Buena Gardens.
- Resolution to designate the 1500 block of Grove Street as "Aubrey Abrakasa, Jr. Street" – recommended
- Ordinance amending codes for the Greater Downtown Community Benefit District Master Permitting for Entertainment Activation Program – amended and continued
- Ordinance amending the Park Code to allow dogs and certain athletic activities in Yerba Buena Gardens – recommended
street-namingentertainment-permittingparksland-usecommunity-benefit
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240772 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240804 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240804 — CONTINUED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240693 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
Mon Sep 9, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Rules Committee
Rules Committee recommends police surveillance and gunfire detection policies
The Rules Committee reviewed several ordinances regarding police surveillance technology and city appointments. The body also discussed the location of a new public library branch serving the Oceanview, Merced Heights, Ingleside, and Lakeview neighborhoods.
- Recommended ordinance approving the Department of Emergency Management's use of ShotSpotter gunfire detection technology
- Recommended ordinance approving the Police Department's continued use of Non-City Entity surveillance cameras
- Recommended exempting the Legacy Business Assistance Program from certain city grant requirements
- Recommended appointments of Katherine Jackson and Noriko Lim-Tepper to the Food Security Task Force
- Amended and continued to Sept 16 an ordinance to build a new library branch at 100 Orizaba Avenue
policesurveillancelibrariesappointmentssmall-business
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (9 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240699 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Aaron Peskin absent · Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea
240699 — CONTINUED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Aaron Peskin absent · Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea
240821 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Aaron Peskin absent · Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea
240748 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Aaron Peskin absent · Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea
240748 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Aaron Peskin absent · Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea
240470 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Aaron Peskin absent · Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea
240058 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Aaron Peskin absent · Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea
240330 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Aaron Peskin absent · Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea
240636 — CONTINUED
2 yea · 1 absent
Aaron Peskin absent · Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai yea
Thu Sep 5, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Government Audit and Oversight Committee
Committee approves $350,000 settlement with Build Group, Inc. over hospital project
The Government Audit and Oversight Committee met on September 5, 2024 and voted on two financial settlements. It recommended and approved an ordinance to settle a lawsuit by David M. Schmitt against Build Group, Inc. for $350,000, related to the Zuckerberg San Francisco General Hospital Building 5 Rehabilitation Department Relocation Project. It also recommended and approved a resolution to settle an unlitigated claim by Lotus Bakeries North America, Inc. for $160,195, concerning a refund of gross receipts and homelessness gross receipts taxes. The meeting adjourned at 10:06 a.m.
- Ordinance approving $350,000 settlement of David M. Schmitt v. Build Group, Inc. lawsuit (Zuckerberg SF General Hospital Building 5 project)
- Resolution approving $160,195 settlement of Lotus Bakeries North America, Inc. unlitigated claim (gross receipts tax refund)
litigationsettlementbudgetgovernment-audithospital-project
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240762 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan yea
240763 — RECOMMENDED..
3 yea
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Connie Chan yea
Wed Sep 4, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Committee recommends $17.8M contract for Lower Alemany stormwater project
The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed several funding allocations for District 7 projects and various city grants. The body recommended a significant contract increase for stormwater engineering and a lease for a new Disability Community Cultural Center.
- Recommended $17,800,000 total contract for McMillen Jacobs Associates for Lower Alemany Area Stormwater Improvement Project
- Recommended lease for Disability Community Cultural Center at 240 Van Ness Avenue with $60,353 annual base rent and up to $1,167,500 for tenant improvements
- Recommended $549,950 in re-appropriations for District 7 projects including traffic calming, school playgrounds, and park maintenance
- Recommended $5,000,000 grant application for the Local Housing Trust Fund Program for affordable housing
- Recommended $83,500 for an easement from San Mateo County Flood and Sea Level Rise Resiliency District
budgetstormwaterhousingdisability-servicesinfrastructuregrants
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (11 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240765 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240765 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240567 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240752 — CONTINUED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240743 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240747 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240813 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240737 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240753 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240189 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
240189 — CONTINUED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent
Tue Sep 3, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors bans automated rent-setting and designates Rainbow Flag as landmark
The Board of Supervisors passed ordinances to prohibit algorithmic rent-setting and designate the Rainbow Flag at Harvey Milk Plaza as a landmark. The body also approved several lawsuit settlements and a fee waiver for neighborhood events in the Sunset District.
- Ban on the sale or use of algorithmic devices to set residential rents
- Landmark designation for the Rainbow Flag Installation at Harvey Milk Plaza
- Settlement of lawsuit with RES System 3, LLC for $2,600,000
- Authorization of up to $29,000,000 for the acquisition of the Concourse Garage
- Retroactive grant of $8,124,800 for the Buchanan Street Mall Project
housingzoningtransportationbudgetlawsuitslandmarks
Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (20 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240670 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240714 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240715 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240716 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240665 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240725 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240766 — FINALLY PASSED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240723 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240728 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240642 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240679 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240739 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240767 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240768 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240758 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240749 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240751 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240819 — APPROVED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240834 — APPROVED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240818 — ADOPTED
11 yea
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
Wed Jul 31, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Committee recommends $29M for Concourse Garage acquisition
The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed several grant authorizations and tax adjustments. The body recommended an ordinance to fund the acquisition of the Concourse Garage and a transfer tax reduction for specific union-built affordable housing.
- Recommended $29,000,000 in Certificates of Participation for the Concourse Garage acquisition
- Recommended reducing real property transfer tax from 5.5% or 6% to 3% for specific union-built affordable housing
- Recommended $1,281,000 grant for Fentanyl Overdose Prevention
- Recommended $5,500,000 grant for India Basin Shoreline Park Redevelopment Project
- Recommended $8,124,800 grant for Buchanan Street Mall Project
budgetreal-estatetaxespublic-healthparksgrants
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (9 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240723 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240723 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240728 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240767 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240768 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240739 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240739 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240679 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240642 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
Tue Jul 30, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board approves tax cuts, homelessness funding, and pension changes
The Board of Supervisors passed several ordinances, including lowering hotel tax rates, reallocating $13.6 million for homelessness services, and amending the Fire Department pension plan. The meeting also approved settlements for lawsuits and changes to building code deadlines.
- Lowered gross receipts tax rates for accommodations (NAICS 721)
- Reallocated $13,676,000 to homelessness services
- Amended Fire Department pension retirement age to 55
- Settlement of lawsuit against City for $2.6 million
- Extended deadlines for disability access improvements
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240576 — ADOPTED
9 yea · 1 nay · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani nay · Shamann Walton absent
240731 — ADOPTED
9 yea · 1 nay · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton absent
240692 — APPROVED
6 yea · 4 nay · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman nay · Myrna Melgar nay · Aaron Peskin nay · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen nay · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton absent
The other 40 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Mon Jul 29, 2024 · 1:30 PM
Land Use and Transportation Committee
Committee advances ordinance banning algorithmic rent‑setting devices
The Land Use and Transportation Committee recommended a resolution updating the Infill Opportunity Zone for Congestion Management Planning. It amended and recommended an ordinance designating the Rainbow Flag at Harvey Milk Plaza as a landmark. It also amended and recommended an ordinance prohibiting the sale or use of algorithmic devices to set rents, adding enforcement authority for tenants' rights organizations. All motions passed unanimously.
- Resolution updating the Infill Opportunity Zone for Congestion Management Planning (File 240758) – recommended.
- Ordinance amending the Planning Code to designate the Rainbow Flag at Harvey Milk Plaza as a landmark – amended and recommended as a committee report (File 240725).
- Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to ban algorithmic rent‑setting devices and authorize enforcement by tenants’ rights organizations – amended and recommended as a committee report (Files 240766/240796).
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240758 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240725 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240725 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED AS A COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240766 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240766 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED AS A COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240796 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240796 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR AS AMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
Thu Jul 25, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee
Committee recommends liquor licenses for two music venues
The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee reviewed and recommended the issuance of Type-90 on-sale general music venue liquor licenses for two locations. Both recommendations include specific police department conditions regarding security, noise, and litter.
- Recommended liquor license for The Record Bar (SR Visions, LLC) at 65 Post Street
- Recommended liquor license for Reverb (Talldoor Entertainment, LLC) at 2801 Leavenworth Street
- Police Department requirement for two licensed uniformed security guards during live entertainment at both venues
liquor-licensesmusic-venuespublic-safetyzoning
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240749 — PREPARED IN COMMITTEE AS A RESOLUTION
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio absent · Matt Dorsey yea
240749 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio absent · Matt Dorsey yea
240751 — PREPARED IN COMMITTEE AS A RESOLUTION
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio absent · Matt Dorsey yea
240751 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani yea · Joel Engardio absent · Matt Dorsey yea
Wed Jul 24, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Committee recommends $34.6M contract for Pretrial Diversion Project
The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed several city contracts, real estate leases, and fee waivers. The body recommended a variety of funding approvals for pretrial services, housing subsidies, and hazard mitigation.
- Recommended contract amendment for San Francisco Pretrial Diversion Project not to exceed $34,668,237
- Recommended $11,062,913 grant to Eviction Defense Collaborative Inc. for senior and disability housing subsidies
- Recommended lease with Twin Peaks Petroleum, Inc. at 598 Portola Drive with $156,600 initial annual base rent
- Recommended ordinance to waive street closure fees for events on Irving, Noriega, and Taraval Streets
- Recommended $189,558 FEMA grant for the Amended Downtown San Francisco Resilience Plan
budgetcontractshousingtransportationpublic-safetyreal-estate
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (18 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240731 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240665 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240665 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240746 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240576 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240671 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240671 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240717 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240742 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240718 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240643 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240644 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240680 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240738 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240646 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240694 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240755 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240741 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea · Matt Dorsey yea
Tue Jul 23, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board approves Stonestown Development Agreement for 30‑acre mixed‑use project
The Board of Supervisors approved the June 18 meeting minutes and a consent agenda of several ordinances. It then acted on a Development Agreement for the Stonestown Development Project, a roughly 30‑acre site that includes affordable and market‑rate housing and open space. Additional items included new financing authority, bond issuance for workforce housing, a retail food event permit, and a pharmacy buprenorphine requirement.
- Ordinance No. 205-24: approves Development Agreement for Stonestown Development Project (approx. 30‑acre bounded by 19th Ave, Buckingham Way, Rolph Nicol Jr. Playground, Eucalyptus Drive) with housing and open space
- Ordinance No. 210-24: amends Administrative Code to create Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District Public Financing Authority No. 1
- Ordinance No. 211-24: amends Administrative Code to permit issuance of bonds for workforce and middle‑income housing
- Ordinance No. 203-24: creates new annual retail food special event permit and sets associated fees
- Ordinance No. 206-24: amends Health Code to require retail pharmacies to stock buprenorphine
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 17 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240632 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman nay · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240595 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240596 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240597 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240598 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240599 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240600 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240601 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240602 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240604 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240605 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240606 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240607 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240608 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240569 — FINALLY PASSED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240547 — ORDERED SUBMITTED
7 yea · 4 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey nay · Joel Engardio nay · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar nay · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani nay · Shamann Walton yea
240544 — ORDERED SUBMITTED
8 yea · 3 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen nay · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton nay
The other 42 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jul 23, 2024 · 9:05 AM
Board of Supervisors
Board continues police staffing and DROP charter amendment to regular meeting
The Board of Supervisors met in special session to discuss a proposed Charter Amendment regarding police staffing levels and a voluntary deferred retirement program. The body voted to continue the item to the regular meeting as a committee report.
- Charter Amendment to define 'Full-Duty Sworn Officer' and modify staffing criteria
- Establishment of a voluntary Deferred Retirement Option Program (DROP) for police officers
- Vote to continue the police staffing and DROP amendment to the regular meeting
- Supervisors Melgar and Walton excused from attendance, then returned
- Supervisor Mandelman assumed the chair temporarily as President Pro Tempore
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Special Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240544 — CONTINUED
8 yea · 3 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen nay · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton nay
Tue Jul 23, 2024 · 9:00 AM
Board of Supervisors
Board approved charter amendment on police staffing and retirement program
The Board of Supervisors held a special meeting to consider a charter amendment (File No. 240544) that would address police staffing and create a Voluntary Deferred Retirement Option Program. The motion to call the amendment and modify the submission deadline (File No. 240775) was approved by a 7‑2 vote, with Supervisors Melgar and Walton excused from the meeting. The Board also rescinded public comment on the matter before final approval.
- Charter amendment (File No. 240544) on police staffing and Voluntary Deferred Retirement Option Program
- Motion (File No. 240775) to modify the time required for submitting the charter amendment to the electorate
- Motion to excuse Supervisors Rafael Mandelman and Catherine Stefani from public comment on the amendment
- Motion to excuse Supervisors Melgar and Walton from attending the special meeting
charter-amendmentpolice-staffingdeferred-retirementboardgovernance
Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Special Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240775 — APPROVED
7 yea · 2 absent · 2 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar absent · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen nay · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton absent
Mon Jul 22, 2024 · 1:30 PM
Land Use and Transportation Committee
Ordinance exempts vacant storefronts impacted by public infrastructure construction
The Land Use and Transportation Committee approved an amendment to the Building Code that exempts vacant commercial storefronts caused by public infrastructure construction or maintenance from registration requirements for 180 days, with possible extensions. The committee also approved an ordinance extending deadlines for disability access improvements in public accommodation buildings. Both measures were adopted unanimously as committee reports.
- Ordinance 240499: Amended Building Code to exempt vacant storefronts due to infrastructure work; motion carried 3-0.
- Ordinance 240499: Recommended as a committee report after amendment; motion carried 3-0.
- Ordinance 240297: Amended Building Code to extend deadlines for disability access improvements; motion carried 3-0.
- Ordinance 240297: Recommended as a committee report; motion carried 3-0.
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (3 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240499 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240499 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED AS A COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240297 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
Mon Jul 22, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Rules Committee
Rules Committee recommends Fire Department pension and student loan fund changes
The Rules Committee voted to recommend a charter amendment regarding Fire Department retirement ages and a new student loan forgiveness fund for first responders. The committee also recommended several appointments to the Reentry Council, Ballot Simplification Committee, and Board of Appeals.
- Charter Amendment to lower Fire Department retirement age from 58 to 55 for members joining on or after January 7, 2012
- Initiative Ordinance to establish a First Responder Student Loan Forgiveness Fund for police, fire, sheriff, paramedics, nurses, and 911 dispatchers
- Appointment of Pamela Troy to the Ballot Simplification Committee
- Appointment of Billey Hoang Le, Anthony Partee, Joanna Pulido, Lorenzo Juan Castaneda, and David Mauroff to the Reentry Council
- Approval of Mayoral nomination for Jose Lopez to the Board of Appeals
pensionsfire-departmentstudent-loansfirst-respondersappointmentspublic-safety
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240692 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 nay
Ahsha Safai yea · Shamann Walton yea · Aaron Peskin nay
The other 12 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Thu Jul 18, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Government Audit and Oversight Committee
Committee recommends settlement for $1.3M to $3.4M from The Kroger Co.
The Government Audit and Oversight Committee reviewed several legal settlements and a nursing union contract amendment. The body also held a hearing regarding the San Francisco Housing Authority’s Faircloth to RAD plan.
- Settlement with The Kroger Co. for $1,300,000 to $3,400,000 over 11 years regarding opioid dispensing
- Settlement with RES System 3, LLC for $2,600,000 regarding the Warnerville electrical substation
- Settlement with Sarah Perata for $575,000 and Dora Barnes for $27,500 for employment disputes
- Settlement with Robert Lasky where the City receives $100,000
- Amendment to the 2024-2027 MOU with SEIU Local 1021 for Registered and Public Health Nurses
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240722 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea
240688 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
3 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea · Joel Engardio yea
240628 — RECOMMENDED..
3 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea · Joel Engardio yea
240670 — RECOMMENDED..
3 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea · Joel Engardio yea
240714 — RECOMMENDED..
3 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea · Joel Engardio yea
240715 — RECOMMENDED..
3 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea · Joel Engardio yea
240716 — RECOMMENDED..
3 yea · 1 absent
Dean Preston yea · Catherine Stefani absent · Connie Chan yea · Joel Engardio yea
Wed Jul 17, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Committee recommends $75 million renewable energy purchase agreement
The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed several city contracts, grants, and tax adjustments. The body recommended a large power purchase agreement and a citywide electrical supplies contract, while amending a real property lease.
- Recommended a $75,000,000 Renewable Power Purchase Agreement with IP Easley II, LLC for CleanPowerSF
- Recommended a contract with Rexel USA, Inc. for citywide electrical supplies not to exceed $26,200,000
- Recommended an ordinance to lower gross receipts tax rates for NAICS Code 721 (Accommodation) pending a November 2024 ballot measure
- Amended and continued a real property lease for 598 Portola Drive with Twin Peaks Petroleum, Inc. at an initial base rent of $156,600
- Recommended a $34,745,425 amended agreement with Calpine Energy Solutions LLC for CleanPowerSF support
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City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (20 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240731 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240731 — CONTINUED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240674 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240698 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240702 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240703 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240582 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240582 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240626 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240570 — HEARD AND FILED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240627 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240672 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240672 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240673 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240578 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240577 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240471 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240471 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman absent · Myrna Melgar yea
240704 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240724 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
Tue Jul 16, 2024 · 2:00 PM
Board of Supervisors
Board of Supervisors passes first reading of Annual Budget and various fee ordinances
The Board of Supervisors processed a series of budget and appropriation ordinances for the 2024-2026 fiscal years. The body decided on several fee adjustments across city departments and approved a specific grant for healthcare security.
- Reallocated $3,000,000 from downtown free parking to neighborhood activation in Theater District, Union Square, East Cut, Yerba Buena, and Financial District
- Approved a grant not to exceed $456,000 for Planned Parenthood Northern California for security personnel
- Passed an ordinance to eliminate Department of Public Health inspection fees for permitted cannabis businesses
- Approved a $5 additional charge for recreation programs in the Park Code
- Passed first reading of the Annual Budget and Appropriation Ordinance for City and County departments
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Legislative Chamber, Room 250 City Hall, 1 Dr. Carlton B. Goodlett Place San Francisco, CA 94102-4689 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 24 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240595 — PASSED ON FIRST READING AS AMENDED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240596 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240597 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240598 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240599 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240600 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240601 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240602 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240604 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240605 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240606 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240608 — PASSED ON FIRST READING
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240611 — ADOPTED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240612 — ADOPTED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240613 — ADOPTED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240614 — ADOPTED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240615 — ADOPTED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240616 — ADOPTED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240618 — ADOPTED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
240619 — ADOPTED
10 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Matt Dorsey yea · Joel Engardio yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Aaron Peskin yea · Dean Preston nay · Hillary Ronen yea · Ahsha Safai yea · Catherine Stefani yea · Shamann Walton yea
The other 34 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Tue Jul 16, 2024 · 11:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Committee recommends $390 M bond measure for health, safety, and housing projects
The Budget and Finance Committee considered a proposed special election to authorize up to $390 million in general‑obligation bonds. The bonds would fund acquisition and improvement of health‑care, emergency medical, mental‑health, shelter, and related transportation and public‑space projects, and allow landlords to pass‑through 50 % of any resulting property‑tax increase to tenants. After discussion, the committee voted unanimously to recommend both the ordinance and the accompanying resolution to the Board of Supervisors.
- Ordinance calling a special election on Nov 5, 2024 for a bond proposition not to exceed $390,000,000
- Resolution declaring public interest for acquisition/improvement of health‑care, emergency medical, mental‑health, shelter, and transportation/public‑space facilities
- Authorization for landlords to pass‑through 50 % of any resulting property‑tax increase to residential tenants (Administrative Code Chapter 37)
- Requirement that two‑thirds (8 votes) of the Board of Supervisors approve the ordinance and resolution
- Committee motion to recommend the ordinance and resolution as committee reports, carried 3‑0
bondshealth-carehousingtransportationpublic-spacefinanceelections
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Special Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (2 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240497 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240498 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman yea · Myrna Melgar yea
Mon Jul 15, 2024 · 1:30 PM
Land Use and Transportation Committee
Committee approved ordinance creating Stonestown Mixed‑Use and related districts
The Land Use and Transportation Committee voted to recommend as a committee report several resolutions and ordinances. It approved a street‑encroachment permit for a public stair and scenic overlook on 22nd Street, and adopted interim zoning controls for health and social services in the Upper Market Street and Castro Street districts. The committee also recommended ordinances that amend the Planning Code, Zoning Map, and General Plan to establish new Stonestown districts and reflect the Stonestown Development Project.
- Resolution 240386: Revocable permit for RP Pennsylvania, LLC to occupy and maintain a public stair and scenic overlook on 22nd Street between Missouri and Texas Streets, fronting 1395 22nd St and 790 Pennsylvania Ave.
- Resolution 240683: Interim zoning controls for an 18‑month period requiring Conditional Use Authorization for health or social services uses in Upper Market Street NCT and Castro Street NCD.
- Ordinance 240409: Amend Planning Code and Zoning Map to create Stonestown Mixed‑Use District, Special Use District, Height and Bulk District, and Special Sign District, with specific boundary streets.
- Ordinance 240575: Amend the General Plan to revise the Urban Design, Commerce and Industry, and Land Use Index elements for the Stonestown Development Project.
zoningplanningdevelopmentland-usetransportation
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (4 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240386 — RECOMMENDED
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240683 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240409 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
240575 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
3 yea
Myrna Melgar yea · Dean Preston yea · Aaron Peskin yea
Mon Jul 15, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Rules Committee
Committee recommends charter amendment creating $8.25 M Affordable Housing Fund
The Rules Committee considered four charter amendment proposals and voted to recommend each as a committee report. The amendments cover the election of the Police Accountability Director, a Children and Youth Services funding framework, an Inspector General in the Controller’s Office, and an Affordable Housing Opportunity Fund with a required $8.25 million annual appropriation starting FY 2026‑27. All motions passed unanimously (3‑0).
- Charter amendment to elect the Director of the Department of Police Accountability (election Nov 5 2024).
- Charter amendment creating a Children and Youth Services initiative and clarifying uses of the Student Success Fund.
- Charter amendment establishing an Inspector General in the Controller’s Office with expanded investigative powers.
- Charter amendment establishing the Affordable Housing Opportunity Fund for seniors, families and people with disabilities, requiring at least $8.25 million annually beginning FY 2026‑27.
- Charter amendment to allow a per‑diem nurse retirement credit and a public safety communications personnel retirement plan.
charter-amendmentspolicechildren-youthinspector-generalaffordable-housingretirementbudget
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 3 divided votes
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240552 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
2 yea · 1 nay
Hillary Ronen yea · Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai nay
240552 — CONTINUED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 nay
Hillary Ronen yea · Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai nay
240544 — CONTINUED TO CALL OF THE CHAIR
2 yea · 1 nay
Hillary Ronen yea · Shamann Walton yea · Ahsha Safai nay
The other 6 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.
Thu Jul 11, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Rules Committee
Rules Committee amends charter amendment for children and youth services funding
The committee reviewed proposed charter amendments to improve accountability for children and youth services funding. Members also heard a proposed initiative ordinance regarding reproductive rights and health services. The youth services amendment was continued to the July 15 meeting.
- Charter Amendment (File 240545/240676) regarding accountability for children and youth services funding
- Proposed initiative ordinance (File 240705) regarding reproductive rights and health services
- Amendment to incorporate the Student Success Fund into the youth services proposal
charter-amendmentreproductive-rightsyouth-servicesbudget-accountability
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Special Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (5 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240545 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING NEW TITLE
3 yea · 1 absent
Hillary Ronen yea · Shamann Walton absent · Ahsha Safai yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240545 — AMENDED, AN AMENDMENT OF THE WHOLE BEARING SAME TITLE
6 yea · 2 absent
Hillary Ronen yea · Shamann Walton absent · Ahsha Safai yea · Myrna Melgar yea · Hillary Ronen yea · Shamann Walton absent · Ahsha Safai yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240545 — CONTINUED AS AMENDED
3 yea · 1 absent
Hillary Ronen yea · Shamann Walton absent · Ahsha Safai yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240676 — TABLED
3 yea · 1 absent
Hillary Ronen yea · Shamann Walton absent · Ahsha Safai yea · Myrna Melgar yea
240705 — HEARD AND FILED
3 yea · 1 absent
Hillary Ronen yea · Shamann Walton absent · Ahsha Safai yea · Myrna Melgar yea
Thu Jul 11, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee
Committee recommends requiring pharmacies to stock buprenorphine
The committee recommended an ordinance requiring retail pharmacies to maintain enough buprenorphine for at least two new prescriptions. Members also approved resolutions regarding liquor license applications and transfers for businesses on Haight Street, Mission Street, and Balboa Street.
- Ordinance requiring retail pharmacies to stock sufficient buprenorphine
- Liquor license issuance for The Faight at 475 Haight Street
- Liquor license transfer for Evergreen Market at 3250 Mission Street
- Liquor license transfer for Tomorrows Wine at 340 Balboa Street
pharmacyliquor-licensepublic-safetyretail
City Hall, Committee Room 263 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted (7 roll-call votes)
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240502 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240591 — PREPARED IN COMMITTEE AS A RESOLUTION
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240591 — RECOMMENDED AS COMMITTEE REPORT
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240467 — PREPARED IN COMMITTEE AS A RESOLUTION
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240467 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240631 — PREPARED IN COMMITTEE AS A RESOLUTION
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
240631 — RECOMMENDED
2 yea · 1 absent
Catherine Stefani absent · Joel Engardio yea · Matt Dorsey yea
Wed Jul 10, 2024 · 10:00 AM
Budget and Finance Committee
Committee reviews $390 million bond for healthcare and street safety
The committee reviewed several ordinances, including a proposal for a $390 million bond election in November 2024. Members also discussed new permits for food vendors at special events and bonds for workforce housing. One major bond measure was continued to a July 16 meeting.
- $390 million General Obligation Bond election for healthcare and street safety
- New annual retail food permit for special event operators
- Bonds for middle-income and workforce housing acquisition and development
- Amendment to prevent Board members' contractors from bidding on bond-funded work
budgethousingpublic healthsmall businessbondsstreet safety
City Hall, Legislative Chamber, Room 250 Regular Meeting
🗳️ How they voted — 1 divided vote
Named votes as recorded in the official record.
240632 — RECOMMENDED AS AMENDED
2 yea · 1 nay
Connie Chan yea · Rafael Mandelman nay · Myrna Melgar yea
The other 22 items passed by unanimous or near-unanimous consent.