San Francisco public meetings in 2025

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors decided on several ordinances regarding housing, taxes, and city funds. The body also heard from Mayor Daniel Lurie regarding the Fentanyl State of Emergency Ordinance.

• Settlement of employment lawsuit (Devon Anderson, Beverly L. Sweeney) for up to $20,000,000
• Extension of cannabis business tax suspension through December 31, 2035
• Establishment of the Reparations Fund via Administrative Code amendment
• Settlement of unlitigated claim with Local 21 and Marco Magallon for $229,000
• Street vacations for the Potrero HOPE SF Project bounded by 26th, Wisconsin, 23rd, Missouri, 22nd, Texas, 25th, and Connecticut Streets

The posted minutes for the December 16, 2025 Board of Supervisors meeting contain no agenda, minutes, or vote information. All entries for that date are marked "Not available." Therefore, no substantive actions were documented.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee heard an ordinance amending the Planning Code to designate districts where reproductive health clinics are principally permitted, as required by Proposition O, and voted to recommend it as a committee report. The committee also continued a parking‑in‑driveways ordinance to a future meeting and approved amendments to ordinances defining family units and expanding tenant protections related to residential demolitions. All motions passed unanimously.

• Ordinance amending the Planning Code to set principal districts for reproductive health clinics (Proposition O implementation).
• Ordinance amending the Planning Code to allow up to two operable vehicles to park in driveways; motion to continue to Jan 12 2026.
• Ordinance amending the Planning Code to redefine “Family” and classify small residential care facilities as residential uses.
• Ordinance amending the Planning and Administrative Codes to strengthen tenant protections for demolitions, relocations, and buyout disclosures.

The provided minutes contain no agenda items, votes, or actions for the December 15, 2025 committee meeting. No substantive decisions were documented; only procedural placeholders appear. Residents should consult the official agenda or contact the committee for any updates.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee held a hearing regarding the U.S. Navy's delayed reporting of airborne plutonium detection at the Hunters Point Shipyard. The committee also voted to recommend several board appointments and accepted a surveillance report from the Juvenile Probation Department.

• Hearing on U.S. Navy's failure to promptly disclose airborne plutonium at Hunters Point Shipyard
• Appointment of Sharon Wai Sum Lai and Cynthia Alvarez to the Housing Authority Commission
• Appointment of Jose Edimilson Sobral to the Assessment Appeals Board No. 2
• Resolution accepting the Juvenile Probation Department's Biannual Surveillance Report on web filtering software

The meeting record for the Rules Committee on Dec 15 2025 contains no agenda, minutes, or listed actions. No approvals, denials, or tablings are documented.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee voted to recommend approval for liquor license transfers at Club 895 and Caldero, while denying a transfer for Unimart on Howard Street.

• Approved transfer of Type-48 license to Club 895 at 895 O'Farrell Street
• Approved transfer of Type-20 license to Caldero at 2149 Union Street
• Denied transfer of Type-21 license to Unimart at 1201 Howard Street
• Member Danny Sauter was excused from attendance
• Chair Matt Dorsey presided over the meeting

The meeting minutes contain no agenda items, votes, or decisions. Only a placeholder entry appears without details. No actions were approved, denied, or tabled.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee considered and recommended several financial resolutions, including a $2,755,882.03 FEMA grant for fire department breathing apparatus units, an $18,000,000 engineering contract for dam and reservoir improvements, a $6,919,547.85 amendment to a tax‑collector software service agreement, and a $32,262,830 amendment to expand medical respite and sobering center services. All motions were carried unanimously.

• $2,755,882.03 FEMA grant for Self‑Contained Breathing Apparatus Units (Fire Department)
• $18,000,000 amendment to GEI Consultants contract for dam and reservoir design (Public Utilities Commission)
• $6,919,547.85 amendment to Collections Solutions Software service and support agreement (Treasurer‑Tax Collector)
• $18,459,066 amendment to Catholic Charities FEPCO homelessness prevention grant (Department of Homelessness & Supportive Housing)
• $32,262,830 amendment to medical respite and sobering center services agreement (Department of Public Health)

The meeting minutes contain no agenda items, votes, or approvals. The record shows only placeholders and indicates that details are not available.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted to approve a $5,845,000 settlement of a lawsuit alleging elder‑care abuse at Laguna Honda Hospital. The board also approved settlements of $1,191,000, $140,000, $105,000 and $50,000 in separate cases. Additional actions included expanding the Central Neighborhoods Large Residence Special Use District, increasing the fine for vehicle sideshow offenses to $1,000, creating a West SoMa Entertainment Zone, and appropriating $4,508,500 for the Department of Elections for the November 2025 special election.

• $5,845,000 settlement of elder‑care lawsuit (Ordinance No. 257-25)
• $1,191,000 settlement of multiple commercial lease lawsuits (Ordinance No. 252-25)
• Ordinance No. 253-25 expanding Central Neighborhoods Large Residence SUD and merging Corona Heights SUD
• Ordinance No. 254-25 increasing vehicle sideshow misdemeanor fine to $1,000
• Ordinance No. 255-25 creating West SoMa Entertainment Zone

The minutes for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on December 9, 2025 do not include any agenda items, votes, or actions. The record indicates that minutes are not available, so no decisions can be reported.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee reviewed several street vacations and zoning amendments. The body recommended moving forward with a training facility for the San Francisco Fire Department and a street vacation for the Potrero HOPE SF Project.

• Recommended naming a portion of Hollister Avenue between Jennings Street and Ingalls Street as 'Bryan Craig Kelley Way'.
• Recommended zoning change for 1236 Carroll Avenue from PDR-2 to Public (P) and height change from 40-X to 90-X.
• Recommended street vacations for portions of Hawes Street, Griffith Street, and Bancroft Avenue for a Fire Department Training Facility.
• Recommended delegating authority to vacate various streets and easements for the Potrero HOPE SF Project.
• Discussed an ordinance to allow additional uses in Historic Buildings citywide.

The posted minutes for the Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on 2025-12-08 contain no agenda, minutes, or decision details. Consequently, no actions were approved, denied, or tabled. The record only lists meeting metadata without substantive content.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee considered two matters: a hearing to appoint a member to the Our City, Our Home Oversight Committee and a motion to approve the Mayor’s nomination of Mahsa Hakimi to the Successor Agency Commission. The committee continued the oversight committee hearing and approved the mayoral nomination, recommending it as amended. All three members voted aye on each motion.

• Appointment to seat 4 of the Our City, Our Home Oversight Committee; term ends April 22, 2027; requires experience providing homeless services.
• Approval of Mayor’s nomination of Mahsa Hakimi to the Successor Agency Commission (Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure); term ends November 3, 2028.

The meeting record for the Rules Committee on December 8, 2025 does not include any agenda, minutes, or transcript. Consequently, no actions, approvals, or votes are documented. The available information only lists the meeting time and location.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee approved a $20,000,000 settlement of a federal employment lawsuit filed by Devon Anderson and Beverly L. Sweeney. It also amended a resolution to waive behested payment rules for the India Basin Waterfront Park donation effort and recommended several Mills Act historical property contracts for 530 Jackson Street, 1035 Howard Street, and 331 Pennsylvania Avenue. Additional actions included authorizing a tolling agreement for San Mateo County District Attorney claims against the airport and approving a $229,000 settlement of an unlitigated claim by Local 21.

• Amended Behested Payment Waiver to allow six‑month donation solicitation for India Basin Waterfront Park
• Approved Mills Act historical property contracts for 530 Jackson St, 1035 Howard St, and 331 Pennsylvania Ave
• Ordinance authorizing up to $20,000,000 settlement of Devon Anderson & Beverly L. Sweeney employment lawsuit
• Resolution approving tolling agreement to extend statutes of limitation for San Mateo County DA claims against SFO
• Resolution approving $229,000 settlement of claim by International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers Local 21

The meeting record for the Government Audit and Oversight Committee on Dec 4 2025 contains no agenda, minutes, or documented actions. Consequently, no decisions were recorded.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee recommended several resolutions, including two retroactive insurance fraud grants and amendments to existing homeless services grants. It also authorized multiple Homekey+ agreements to fund permanent supportive housing, the largest being a $39,044,030 award for veterans housing at 1035 Van Ness Avenue. All motions passed with three votes in favor and one excused.

• Accept and expend $1,122,888 Workers’ Compensation Insurance Fraud grant (File 251111)
• Accept and expend $347,069 Automobile Insurance Fraud grant (File 251154)
• Approve third amendment to Episcopal Community Services Sanctuary Shelter grant, raising total to $40,896,141 (File 251104)
• Authorize $39,044,030 Homekey+ grant for permanent supportive housing for veterans at 1035 Van Ness Avenue, including up to $8,000,000 matching funds (File 251108)
• Authorize $17,291,506 Homekey+ grant for permanent supportive housing at 835 Turk Street (File 251109)

The minutes for the December 3, 2025 Budget and Finance Committee meeting contain no recorded decisions, approvals, or votes. The document only provides meeting metadata and links to other meetings, with no agenda or action items for this date. Consequently, there are no actionable outcomes to report.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors approved a $3.5 million ordinance to fund immigration legal services and settled multiple lawsuits, including a $1.19 million claim against the city. The meeting also approved the appointment of Alan Wong to fill a vacant District 4 seat.

• Appoint Alan Wong to District 4 Board seat
• Approve $3.5M for immigration legal services (FY2025-2026)
• Settle lawsuit for $1.19M (Gajanan, Inc. et al.)
• Settle lawsuit for $801K (Nina Saltman and James Milton Bullock)
• Settle unlitigated claim for $435K (Ript Labs, Inc.)

The meeting record shows no agenda, minutes, or decisions were posted. All items are listed as “Not available,” indicating no actions were documented.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee voted to recommend an ordinance revising building permit expiration timelines and an amended ordinance regarding inclusionary housing waivers and land dedication. The committee also discussed proposed tenant protections for residential demolitions and renovations.

• Recommended approval of Ordinance 250811 to revise building permit expiration timelines
• Recommended approval of amended Ordinance 250815 to allow Inclusionary Housing Fee waivers in exchange for rent control in certain districts
• Proposed Ordinance 250926 to require replacement of all demolished residential units and provide relocation assistance to affected occupants
• Proposed updates to Administrative Code regarding relocation assistance for lower-income tenants during capital improvements
• Proposed updates to tenant harassment hearing standards and buyout agreement disclosures

The Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on Dec 1 2025 has no agenda, minutes, or recorded actions in the provided document. Therefore, no decisions were documented.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee met to recommend two ordinances and a mayoral appointment. The committee recommended an ordinance to establish a Reparations Fund and another to eliminate the Folsom Street Entertainment Zone and create the West SoMa Entertainment Zone. The committee also continued a motion to approve the Mayor's nomination for the Successor Agency Commission.

• Recommendation to establish a Reparations Fund
• Recommendation to eliminate Folsom Street Entertainment Zone and create West SoMa Entertainment Zone
• Continued motion to approve Mahsa Hakimi for Successor Agency Commission
• Amended motion to approve Robin Abad Ocubillo for Board of Appeals

The meeting record shows no agenda, minutes, or documented actions for the Rules Committee meeting held on December 1, 2025. Consequently, no decisions were approved, denied, or tabled.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee reviewed several legal settlements and donation waivers. The body recommended multiple lawsuit settlements and approved management for a Green Benefit District.

• Recommended $5,845,000 settlement for former and current Laguna Honda Hospital residents (File 251045)
• Recommended $1,191,000 settlement for Gajanan, Inc. et al. regarding attorneys' fees and costs (File 251046)
• Recommended $140,000 settlement for Bruno Mincin regarding a sidewalk personal injury (File 251042)
• Recommended agreement with Owners’ Association for Dogpatch and Northwest Potrero Hill Green Benefit District (File 251086)
• Recommended amended waivers for behested payments for homeless services and economic revitalization (Files 251107, 251083)

The record for the San Francisco Government Audit and Oversight Committee meeting on 2025‑11‑20 contains no agenda, minutes, or decision details. Consequently, no substantive actions were documented for this meeting.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee considered four items. It recommended an ordinance to appropriate $4,508,500 to the Department of Elections for statewide November 2025 special election costs. It approved a resolution to acquire easements on 11601 Main Street, Sunol, for up to $50,000. It also approved a $13,426,414 amendment to the Catholic Charities HIV health services rental subsidies and a $637,200 grant for the Fire Department's new training facility.

• Ordinance appropriating $4,508,500 to the Department of Elections for statewide November 2025 special election costs
• Resolution authorizing acquisition of easements on 11601 Main Street, Sunol, for up to $50,000
• Amendment No. 1 to Catholic Charities agreement increasing HIV health services rental subsidies to $13,426,414
• Resolution authorizing the Fire Department to accept and expend a $637,200 FEMA grant for a new training facility

The provided minutes contain no agenda, agenda items, or recorded votes for the November 19, 2025 Budget and Finance Committee meeting. No substantive decisions, approvals, or denials are documented. The record only lists meeting metadata and placeholders.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors approved five settlement ordinances totaling $1,521,000 for lawsuits filed between 2023 and 2024. It also adopted several ordinances updating the Planning Code, Business and Tax Regulations Code, and repealed the 2022 Plumbing and Mechanical Codes in favor of 2025 versions. All items were passed on the first reading or finally passed during the November 18, 2025 meeting.

• Ordinance authorizing $275,000 settlement with Dawn Ruggeroli (Case CGC-24-612680).
• Ordinance authorizing $801,000 settlement with Nina Saltman and James Milton Bullock (Case CGC-24-614213).
• Ordinance amending the Planning Code to allow conversion of medical cannabis dispensaries to retail uses (Ordinance No. 218-25).
• Ordinance amending Planning Code fees and removing “Class 32” CEQA fee exemptions (Ordinance No. 220-25).
• Ordinance repealing the 2022 Plumbing Code and enacting the 2025 Plumbing Code effective Jan 1 2026 (Ordinance No. 226-25).

The meeting minutes do not contain any recorded decisions, approvals, or votes. No agenda items or outcomes were documented.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The provided minutes contain only navigation and scheduling information. No agenda, minutes, or vote details are included for the Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on 2025-11-17. Therefore, no substantive decisions were recorded.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee reviewed an ordinance to establish an entertainment zone on Fillmore and O’Farrell Streets. The committee also recommended several appointments to the Inspector General position and the Assessment Appeals Boards.

• Ordinance to create Fillmore Entertainment Zone on Fillmore Street (between Sutter and McAllister) and O’Farrell Street (between Steiner and Fillmore)
• Recommendation to appoint Alexandra Shepard as Inspector General
• Recommendation to appoint Jeffrey Jonathan Morris and Nicholas Goldman to Assessment Appeals Board No. 1
• Recommendation to reappoint John Lee, Mervin Conlan, and Susan Elizabeth Miller to Assessment Appeals Board No. 2

The meeting minutes for the Rules Committee on 2025-11-17 are not available. No agenda items, votes, or actions are documented. Therefore, no substantive decisions can be reported.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee approved a resolution granting a Type‑69 special on‑sale beer and wine theatre liquor license to The Roxie Theatre at 3117‑16th Street. It also recommended an ordinance that increases the maximum fine for misdemeanor vehicle sideshows from $500 to $1,000. The committee adopted a resolution urging the SFPD to create a plan to address drug activity within 250 feet of parks, schools and youth centers. Finally, it recommended an ordinance to enforce vending permit requirements for targeted merchandise with fines up to $1,000.

• Approval of Type‑69 liquor license for The Roxie Theatre, 3117‑16th Street
• Ordinance raising misdemeanor sideshow fine from $500 to $1,000
• Resolution urging SFPD to develop drug‑activity enforcement plan near parks, schools, youth centers
• Ordinance amending Public Works and Port Codes to enforce vending permits, fines up to $1,000 for targeted merchandise

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee meeting on November 13, 2025 has no agenda, minutes, or recorded actions posted. Consequently, no approvals, denials, or other decisions can be reported.

Budget and Finance Committee

The San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee considered an ordinance to appropriate $3,500,000 from the General Reserve to the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development. The committee amended the ordinance’s title and recommended it as amended. The motion passed unanimously with three votes in favor.

• Ordinance appropriating $3,500,000 to the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development for immigration legal defense and community response services (FY 2025‑2026)
• Amendment of the ordinance title to reflect expanded immigration legal services
• Motion to recommend the ordinance as amended carried by 3‑0 vote (Chan, Dorsey, Alcaraz)
• President Mandelman waived the 30‑day rule per Board Rule No. 3.22
• Public comment allowed on each agenda item, with written comments accepted via email or mail

The meeting record does not include minutes or agenda details. Consequently, no substantive decisions, approvals, or votes are documented for this session.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to appropriate $9,100,000 from the State and Federal Revenue Risk Reserve to the Human Services Agency for CalFresh (SNAP) benefits backfill in FY2025-2026. Public comment on the ordinance was opened but no members of the public spoke. The Board also confirmed the appointment of Beya Alcaraz to complete the District 4 supervisor term.

• Ordinance No. 216-25 appropriating $9,100,000 to the Human Services Agency for CalFresh (SNAP) Benefits Backfill (FY2025-2026)
• Unanimous vote of 11 ayes approving the appropriation ordinance
• Appointment of Beya Alcaraz to the Board of Supervisors for District 4, per Mayor Daniel Lurie's communication
• Public comment period opened for the CalFresh appropriation ordinance, with no speakers

The posted minutes for the November 10, 2025 San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting contain no agenda items, minutes, or recorded votes. Consequently, no substantive actions were documented.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee reviewed several legal settlements and held a hearing regarding the 111 Taylor Street facility. The committee recommended approval for five separate lawsuit settlements totaling $1,521,000.

• Settlement of lawsuit filed by Nina Saltman and James Milton Bullock for $801,000
• Settlement of lawsuit filed by Dawn Ruggeroli for $275,000
• Settlement of lawsuit filed by Landis Smith for $225,000
• Settlement of lawsuit filed by Telesia Telsee for $125,000
• Settlement of lawsuit filed by Bryn Miller for $95,000

The meeting minutes contain no agenda items or recorded actions. No decisions were approved, denied, or tabled. The record only lists the meeting date, time, and location.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee recommended an ordinance establishing a Small Business Rezoning Construction Relief Fund and approved a $45,000,000 state grant for housing infrastructure across the Sunnydale, Treasure Island and India Basin projects. It also endorsed contracts and resolutions for a $36,670,000 biosolids services amendment, a $22,000,000 jail food services contract, a $5,000,000 revenue‑obligation issuance, and a $654,609 police equipment grant.

• Ordinance creating Small Business Rezoning Construction Relief Fund
• Resolution authorizing $45,000,000 Infill Infrastructure Grant for Sunnydale, Treasure Island, and India Basin housing projects
• Resolution approving $36,670,000 amendment to Lystek International biosolids management contract
• Resolution approving $22,000,000 contract with ARAMARK for jail food services (amended)
• Resolution approving $5,000,000 issuance and sale of revenue obligations for Mission Economic Development Agency

The minutes for the Budget and Finance Committee meeting on November 5, 2025 contain no agenda items, votes, or action items. Only procedural information and a list of other meetings are shown. Therefore, no substantive decisions were made or recorded.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors adopted several measures, including a $5,769,288 appropriation from Treasure Island bond proceeds for affordable housing, an ordinance requiring airport contractors to make health‑care expenditures for employees, and a zoning amendment consolidating the North Beach Special Use District. The Board also authorized a $4,741,224 state housing grant and a $95,443,127.86 agreement with Complete Coach Works to overhaul city transit coaches. All items were passed by recorded votes.

• Ordinance No. 215‑25 appropriates $5,769,288 from Treasure Island IRFD bonds for affordable housing (MOHCD).
• Ordinance amending the Labor and Employment Code to require airport contractors to fund employee health care starting 1 Jan 2027.
• Ordinance No. 217‑25 consolidates the North Beach Special Use District and expands uses in several neighborhoods.
• Resolution authorizing up to $4,741,224 from the California Department of Housing and Community Development for transitional housing programs.
• Resolution No. 543‑25 approves a contract with Complete Coach Works up to $95,443,127.86 for a five‑year mid‑life overhaul of city transit coaches.

The posted record for the November 4, 2025 San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting contains no agenda, minutes, or vote information. It only lists the meeting date and location without any documented actions. Consequently, no decisions were made or reported in this record.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee voted to recommend an ordinance creating the San Francisco Gateway Special Use District and a development agreement with Prologis, L.P. for a 17.1‑acre industrial project at Toland Street and Kirkwood Avenue. The committee also considered ordinances on historic‑building adaptive reuse, changes to planning fees, and a Legacy Business definition for Neighborhood Commercial districts. All motions were carried with a 3‑0 vote except the Legacy Business ordinance, which passed 2‑1.

• Ordinance amending the Planning Code and Zoning Map to establish the San Francisco Gateway Special Use District (bounded by Kirkwood Ave, Rankin St, McKinnon Ave, Toland St) – File 250426.
• Development Agreement with Prologis, L.P. for two multi‑story industrial buildings (1,646,000 sq ft) on a 17.1‑acre site at Toland St & Kirkwood Ave, including rooftop solar and maker space – File 250427.
• Ordinance allowing additional uses in historic buildings citywide and exempting certain Eastern Neighborhood Plan Areas – File 250886.
• Ordinance changing Planning Department fee collection timing and modifying environmental review fees – File 250888.
• Ordinance defining Legacy Business and requiring conditional‑use approval before replacement in Neighborhood Commercial districts – Sponsor: Supervisor Chan.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee met to recommend the confirmation of three individuals to city oversight committees: Judy Lee to the Building Inspection Commission, Barbara Ellen Walden and Monique Guidry to the Early Childhood Community Oversight and Advisory Committee, and Shanell Williams, Julia D'Antonio, and William Lemon to the Our City, Our Home Oversight Committee.

• Recommendation of Judy Lee to Building Inspection Commission
• Recommendation of Barbara Ellen Walden to Early Childhood Community Oversight and Advisory Committee
• Recommendation of Monique Guidry to Early Childhood Community Oversight and Advisory Committee
• Recommendation of Shanell Williams to Our City, Our Home Oversight Committee
• Recommendation of Julia D'Antonio to Our City, Our Home Oversight Committee

The posted minutes for the Rules Committee meeting contain no agenda items, minutes, or recorded votes. Only basic meeting information such as date, time, and location is provided. No actions were approved, denied, or tabled.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee approved a resolution authorizing up to $95,443,127.86 for Complete Coach Works to perform a mid‑life overhaul of 221 hybrid electric New Flyer coaches, with a five‑year term and two one‑year extensions. It also released $9,900,000 of reserved funds to the Department of Emergency Management for the Community Safety Ambassador Program and approved several lease and grant resolutions. All three members voted in favor of each action.

• Ordinance creating the Small Business Rezoning Construction Relief Fund (no dollar amount specified)
• Release of $9,900,000 to fund the Community Safety Ambassador Program
• Lease for SkyStar Wheel observation wheel: $11,000 monthly base rent, 8% percentage rent, estimated revenue $1,800,000
• Agreement with Complete Coach Works for up to $95,443,127.86 to overhaul 221 hybrid electric coaches
• Lease amendment with DFS Group reducing percentage rent to 28%/32% and minimum annual guarantee to $25,000,000 for 2026‑2029

The Budget and Finance Committee meeting on 2025-10-29 does not have an agenda or minutes available in the record. No actions, approvals, or votes were documented.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors decided on several tax exemptions for affordable housing and authorized bond issuance for Treasure Island infrastructure. The body also approved multiple legal settlements and a FEMA grant for fire department equipment.

• Authorized bond issuance for Treasure Island Infrastructure and Revitalization Financing District No. 1 not to exceed $31,000,000
• Appropriated $5,769,288 for affordable housing projects via the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development
• Approved a $2,280,000 settlement to be received by the City from Verizon and other entities
• Passed tax exemptions for rent-restricted affordable housing and low-income housing partnerships
• Authorized a $2,325,133.81 FEMA grant for Fire Department Personal Protection Equipment

The posted record for the October 28, 2025 Board of Supervisors meeting contains no agenda, minutes, or vote information. All sections are marked "Not available," indicating that no substantive actions were documented. Consequently, no decisions were recorded for this meeting.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee voted to recommend a series of ordinances that repeal the 2022 versions of the Plumbing, Mechanical, Electrical, Green Building, Existing Building, and Building Codes and enact the corresponding 2025 codes, all set to take effect on January 1, 2026. The committee also recommended an amendment to the Planning Code to create a process for converting certain medical cannabis dispensaries to cannabis retail establishments. All motions were carried unanimously by the three committee members.

• Ordinance amending the Planning Code to allow conversion of medical cannabis dispensaries to retail (File 250809).
• Ordinance repealing the 2022 Plumbing Code and enacting the 2025 Plumbing Code (File 250955).
• Ordinance repealing the 2022 Mechanical Code and enacting the 2025 Mechanical Code (File 250956).
• Ordinance repealing the 2022 Electrical Code and enacting the 2025 Electrical Code (File 250957).
• Ordinance amending the 2022 Green Building Code and enacting the 2025 Green Building Code with specific language changes (File 250958).

The Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on October 27, 2025 has no available agenda, minutes, or transcript. Consequently, no decisions, approvals, or votes are documented for this session.

Rules Committee

The San Francisco Rules Committee met on Oct. 27, 2025 and considered several agenda items. It recommended the Artist Housing Certification Program ordinance (Administrative Code 250812) as amended, and also recommended an exemption for the Health Service System life and long‑term disability insurance contract (Ordinance 250981). The committee approved mayoral nominations and appointments to the Immigrant Rights and Homelessness Oversight commissions, including Jessy Ruiz Navarro, Thomas James Rocca, Obai Rambo and Dontaye Ball.

• Amended Artist Housing Certification Program ordinance (250812) – recommended as amended
• Health Service System Life and Long‑Term Disability Insurance exemption ordinance (250981) – recommended
• Appointment of Jessy Ruiz Navarro to Immigrant Rights Commission (seat 1) – recommended
• Appointment of Thomas James Rocca to Homelessness Oversight Commission (seat 6) – recommended
• Mayor’s nominations of Obai Rambo and Dontaye Ball to Homelessness Oversight Commission – recommended as amended

The provided record for the San Francisco Rules Committee meeting on 2025-10-27 contains no agenda, minutes, or vote details. It only lists the meeting date, time, and location without any documented actions. Therefore, no decisions were recorded for this session.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The committee recommended a resolution to allow the District Attorney to solicit donations for technology and public safety initiatives, bypassing the Behested Payment Ordinance. The committee also heard a report on the Neighborhood Emergency Response Team program.

• Resolution to authorize DA donations for technology and public safety initiatives
• Hearing on Neighborhood Emergency Response Team program status

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee meeting on Oct 23, 2025 has no available minutes or recorded decisions. The record shows only a placeholder without agenda, minutes, or vote information. Therefore no actions were approved, denied, or tabled.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee approved several financial actions, including a $31 million bond issuance for Treasure Island infrastructure, a $37.8 million loan to fund low‑ and moderate‑income housing, and contracts for airport baggage handling and hospital security. It also authorized the Police Department to use a $63,254 state grant for forensic equipment and the Fire Department to use a $2.33 million federal grant for personal protection gear. All resolutions were recommended and passed unanimously.

• Resolution authorizing issuance and sale of bonds up to $31,000,000 for Treasure Island Infrastructure and Revitalization Financing District No. 1
• Resolution approving a loan not to exceed $37,820,766 to MEDA Precita Small Properties for 89 rental units and related commercial space
• Resolution approving Airport Professional Services Agreement with BEUMER Lifecycle Management, LLC for operation and maintenance of baggage handling systems, not to exceed $30,000,000
• Resolution amending contract with Universal Protection Service, LP for unarmed security at San Francisco General Hospital, total not to exceed $12,180,000
• Resolution retroactively authorizing the Police Department to accept and expend a $63,254 grant for the Paul Coverdell Forensic Science Improvement Program

The Budget and Finance Committee meeting on October 22, 2025 did not record any agenda items, minutes, or votes. No approvals, denials, or other actions were documented. The available record only lists the meeting date and location.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a series of ordinances related to the 530 Sansome Street and Fire Station 13 development, including changes to the Building Code, General Plan, Planning Code, and Public Works permits. The measures create a special use district, defer administrative fees for affordable housing, and authorize property exchange and encroachment permits for the project. All items were passed on the consent agenda without further debate.

• Ordinance No. 204-25: Amend Building Code to defer administrative fees for affordable housing projects
• Ordinance No. 199-25: Amend General Plan to revise Urban Design Element for 530 Sansome Street and Fire Station 13 project
• Ordinance No. 197-25: Amend Planning Code to create 530 Sansome Mixed-Use Tower and Fire Station Special Use District
• Ordinance No. 201-25: Approve major encroachment permit for EQX Jackson SQ Holdco LLC for decorative roadway and pedestrian improvements
• Ordinance No. 203-25: Approve Amended and Restated Conditional Property Exchange Agreement for 530 Sansome Street and 447 Battery Street

The Board of Supervisors meeting held on October 21, 2025 has no available minutes or agenda in the record. Consequently, no actions, approvals, or votes are documented. The entry only lists meeting metadata without substantive content.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee heard three related ordinances that revise the General Plan and Zoning Map to implement the Family Housing Zoning Program. Each ordinance was moved to be continued at the next committee meeting on November 3, 2025. No final votes were taken; the items are pending further consideration.

• Ordinance amending the General Plan to implement the Family Housing Zoning Program (File No. 250966) – continued to Nov 3, 2025
• Ordinance amending the Zoning Map to implement the Family Zoning Plan (File No. 250700) – continued to Nov 3, 2025
• Duplicate of the Zoning Map ordinance (File No. 251071) – continued to Nov 3, 2025

The Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on October 20, 2025 has no available minutes or agenda in the record. Consequently, no approvals, denials, or other actions are documented. The source only lists the meeting without substantive content.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee considered and approved a motion to appoint eleven individuals to the Immigrant Rights Commission, with five members serving terms ending June 6, 2026 and six members serving terms ending June 6, 2027. Three of the appointees received a residency‑requirement waiver. The motion was recommended by Chair Walton and carried unanimously with three ayes.

• Appointment of 11 members to the Immigrant Rights Commission (terms ending 2026 or 2027)
• Residency‑requirement waivers granted to Kudrat Kontilis, Mario Paz, and Adoubou Traore
• Motion to recommend the appointments carried unanimously (3 ayes)
• Public comment permitted on each agenda item

The meeting record shows that neither an agenda nor minutes are available for the Rules Committee meeting on October 20, 2025. Consequently, no actions were documented as decided, approved, denied, or tabled. Residents should consult the official agenda or contact the Board of Supervisors for any updates.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee approved amendments to the Healthy Airport Ordinance, moving the required health‑care expenditure start date from January 1 2026 to January 1 2027 and updating related language. The amended ordinance was then recommended as amended. The committee also considered a Behested Payment Waiver resolution for fundraising on immigration, LGBTQ+, reproductive, environmental and racial‑equity services, rescinded its prior recommendation, and referred the resolution without recommendation to the Board of Supervisors.

• Amended the Healthy Airport Ordinance to change the implementation date to Jan 1 2027 and revise health‑care expenditure language (motion carried 2‑0).
• Recommended the amended Healthy Airport Ordinance as amended (motion carried 2‑0).
• Amended the Behested Payment Waiver resolution multiple times to adjust signatory language (motions carried 2‑0).
• Rescinded the prior recommendation of the Behested Payment Waiver resolution (motion carried 2‑0).
• Referred the Behested Payment Waiver resolution without recommendation to the Board of Supervisors (motion carried 2‑0).

The meeting record for the Government Audit and Oversight Committee on 2025-10-16 does not include any agenda, minutes, or transcript. Consequently, no substantive decisions, approvals, or votes are documented. The entry lists the meeting time and location but provides no details of actions taken.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed and recommended several high-value contracts, lease agreements, and tax exemptions. Key actions include funding for early childhood education and affordable housing tax relief.

• Recommended contract amendment with APX Inc. for power transmission services not to exceed $1,261,492,022
• Recommended retroactive grant agreements for early childhood education with Children’s Council of San Francisco ($436,382,686) and Wu Yee Children’s Services ($237,770,265)
• Recommended ordinance to temporarily exempt rent-restricted affordable housing from real property transfer tax
• Recommended $500,000 grant for the San Francisco Irish Famine Memorial Project in Lincoln Park
• Recommended lease for Department of Public Health at 845 Jackson Street with initial annual base rent of $499,548

The record for the Budget and Finance Committee meeting on October 15, 2025 does not include an agenda, minutes, or any documented decisions. No approvals, denials, or other actions are listed for this meeting.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee adopted a resolution adding the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing, the Controller’s Office, and DataSF to the list of city health‑care components under the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act. The same meeting included a hearing on the Treatment on Demand Fiscal Year 2023‑2024 Annual Report, which was filed after discussion. Both actions were approved unanimously by the three committee members.

• Resolution to designate the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing, the Controller’s Office, and DataSF as HIPAA health‑care components
• Hearing on the Treatment on Demand FY 2023‑2024 Annual Report and filing of the hearing

The provided record for the Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee meeting on October 9, 2025 contains no agenda, minutes, or vote information. No actions were approved, denied, or tabled in the document.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors approved a series of contracts and ordinances, including a $288 million diesel and gasoline fuel supply contract, a $29.5 million wireless communications services extension, and a $29 million grant for the San Francisco Unified School District. The body also passed ordinances regarding city procurement processes, graffiti abatement, and the designation of the Mint Mall and Hall as a landmark.

• Diesel fuel supply contract with Golden Gate Petroleum (not to exceed $195,000,000)
• Gasoline fuel supply contract with Pacific Coast Petroleum (not to exceed $93,000,000)
• Wireless communications services contract with AT&T (not to exceed $29,572,719)
• Grant agreement with San Francisco Unified School District (not to exceed $28,996,871)
• Ordinance designating Mint Mall and Hall at 951-957 Mission Street as a landmark

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee recommended and approved an ordinance to modify the Geary Boulevard Neighborhood Commercial District, allowing outdoor handwashing, vacuuming, and detailing of automobiles at certain automotive service stations. The committee also recommended a resolution to name a portion of 16th Street between Noe and Castro as “Jim Marshall Way.” In addition, the committee recommended landmark designations for multiple historic sites, including Firehouse Hose Company No. 30 and several cultural buildings.

• Ordinance modifying Geary Blvd NCD to permit outdoor handwashing, vacuuming, and detailing of automobiles at automotive service stations
• Resolution naming 16th St between Noe St and Castro St as “Jim Marshall Way”
• Landmark designation for Firehouse Hose Company No. 30, 1757 Waller St
• Landmark designation for Maud’s, 929‑941 Cole St
• Landmark designation for St. Matthew’s Church, 3281‑16th St

The posted minutes for the Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on October 6, 2025 contain no agenda items, votes, or decisions. The record indicates that agenda and minutes are not available. Therefore no substantive actions were documented.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee held a special meeting and voted to recommend two ordinances related to the 530 Sansome Mixed‑Use Tower and Fire Station 13 project. The first ordinance approves a development agreement and a $4,310,710 affordable‑housing payment. The second ordinance approves a hotel and fire‑station development incentive providing up to $86,089,195 in net present value over 25 years. Both motions passed unanimously.

• Ordinance 250698: Development Agreement for 425 Washington St, 439‑445 Washington St, 530 Sansome St, and 447 Battery St, including a $4,310,710 affordable‑housing payment.
• Ordinance 250803: Hotel and Fire Station Development Incentive Agreement for the same properties, providing up to $86,089,195 financial assistance (NPV over 25 years).
• Both ordinances were recommended as committee reports and approved by a 3‑vote unanimous motion.
• The project is the 530 Sansome Mixed‑Use Tower and Fire Station 13 development.
• CEQA clearance and public hearing notices were recorded for the ordinances.

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee met on October 6, 2025. The minutes list only the meeting date and committee name, with no agenda items, votes, or decisions provided. No actions were approved, denied, or tabled.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee recommended and adopted an ordinance creating the Union Street Entertainment Zone on Union Street between Gough and Steiner Streets and on Fillmore Street between Union and Greenwich Streets. The committee also accepted the 2025 Annual Surveillance Report for the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency. It recommended an amendment to rename the Status of Women Domestic Violence Program Fund and updated its administration. Additionally, the committee appointed members to the Sunshine Ordinance Task Force and the Citizens' General Obligation Bond Oversight Committee.

• Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to create the Union Street Entertainment Zone (Union St between Gough & Steiner; Fillmore St between Union & Greenwich)
• Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to rename the Status of Women Domestic Violence Program Fund to the Domestic Violence Shelter-Based Program Fund
• Resolution accepting the 2025 Annual Surveillance Report for the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency
• Appointment of Ankita Mukhopadhyay Kumar to the Sunshine Ordinance Task Force (term ending April 27, 2027)
• Appointment of Benjamin Tingle to the Citizens' General Obligation Bond Oversight Committee (term ending November 21, 2026)

The minutes for the October 6, 2025 Rules Committee meeting contain no agenda items, minutes, or recorded votes. All entries for this date are marked as "Not available," indicating no substantive actions were documented. Therefore, no approvals, denials, or other decisions were recorded.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee recommended a Memorandum of Agreement with the City of Daly City for the Vista Grande Drainage Basin Improvement Project, capped at $35,000,000. It continued two ordinances related to the 530 Sansome Mixed‑Use Tower and Fire Station 13 development, one covering impact fees and a $4,310,710 affordable‑housing payment, and another providing up to $86,089,195 in net‑present‑value incentive assistance. The committee also continued a resolution allowing city officials to solicit donations for immigration, LGBTQ+, reproductive, environmental, and racial‑equity services, and a settlement resolution authorizing a $300,000 payment to Castagnola with required property improvements.

• Resolution recommending MoA with City of Daly City for Vista Grande Drainage Basin Improvement Project (≤ $35,000,000)
• Ordinance approving Development Agreement for 530 Sansome Mixed‑Use Tower and Fire Station 13, including $4,310,710 affordable‑housing payment
• Ordinance approving Hotel and Fire Station Development Incentive Agreement providing up to $86,089,195 net present value
• Resolution authorizing solicitation of donations for immigration, LGBTQ+, reproductive, environmental, and racial‑equity services
• Resolution authorizing Port of San Francisco settlement with Castagnola, $300,000 payment and $900,000 property improvements

The minutes for the Government Audit and Oversight Committee meeting on 2025-10-02 contain only a list of meeting entries and no recorded votes, approvals, or actions. No agenda items, votes, or resolutions are documented. Therefore, no decisions were made or reported.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed and recommended several grants, lease amendments, and service contracts. Key actions included approving fuel supply agreements and funding for behavioral health and student success programs.

• Contract with Golden Gate Petroleum for diesel fuel not to exceed $195,000,000
• Contract with Pacific Coast Petroleum for gasoline fuel not to exceed $93,000,000
• Agreement with SF Unified School District for Student Success Fund not to exceed $28,996,871
• Grant application for Bond BHCIP Round 2 Unmet Needs Program with anticipated revenue over $25,000,000
• Grant for 22nd Street Pathway Steps from Dogpatch and Northwest Potrero Hill Green Benefit District valued at $580,000

The meeting record lists the date, time, and location for the Budget and Finance Committee on October 1, 2025. No agenda, minutes, or vote tallies were provided. Therefore, no substantive actions were documented.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors adopted two major settlement resolutions: a $1,000,000 settlement with Providence Foundation and a settlement ranging from $1,200,000 to $2,000,000 with several pharmaceutical companies over ten years. It also passed ordinances that reallocated $400,000 from the General City Responsibility fund and $14,303 from the Department of Public Works to fund District 7 projects, reduced telecommunications gross receipts tax rates starting Jan 1 2026, and updated codes for below‑market‑rate condo conversions, building standards, and health‑code ventilation. All items were approved by vote, with the settlement actions receiving unanimous support.

• Settlement of $1,000,000 claim with Providence Foundation (Resolution No. 445‑25)
• Settlement of $1,200,000‑$2,000,000 with Alvogen, Inc., Amneal, Apotex, Hikma, Indivior, Mylan, Sun Pharmaceutical, Zydus (Resolution No. 450‑25)
• Ordinance de‑appropriating $400,000 (GEN) and $14,303 (DPW) and appropriating $164,303 for District 7 infrastructure projects
• Ordinance reducing telecom gross receipts tax rates (Category 5 to Category 4) effective Jan 1 2026 (Ordinance No. 187‑25)
• Ordinance amending Subdivision Code to regulate Below‑Market‑Rate Condominium Conversion Units (Ordinance No. 190‑25)

The minutes for the September 30, 2025 Board of Supervisors meeting contain no agenda items, minutes, or recorded votes. Consequently, no actions were approved, denied, or tabled. The record provides only a notice that details are not available.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee considered a range of items, recommending resolutions and ordinances on the African American Arts and Cultural District strategy, affordable‑housing fee deferral, development impact‑fee postponement, Mint Mall landmark designation, and streetscape and stairway maintenance standards, while amending and continuing an ordinance permitting outdoor handwashing, vacuuming and detailing of automobiles on Geary Boulevard. It also approved a major zoning change creating the 530 Sansome Mixed‑Use Tower and Fire Station Special Use District.

• Ordinance amending the Planning Code to create the 530 Sansome Mixed‑Use Tower and Fire Station Special Use District (zoning map amendment).
• Ordinance amending Geary Boulevard Neighborhood Commercial District to allow outdoor handwashing, vacuuming and detailing of automobiles at automotive service stations (limited to 5 parking spots).
• Ordinance designating Mint Mall and Hall at 951‑957 Mission Street as a Landmark under the Planning Code.
• Ordinance allowing affordable‑housing projects to defer certain administrative fees under the Building Code.
• Ordinance postponing collection of development impact fees for designated residential projects until first certificate of occupancy.

The posted minutes for the September 29, 2025 Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting contain no agenda, minutes, or vote information. No actions were approved, denied, or tabled. The record only lists the meeting as a regular session with no substantive content.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee recommended an ordinance amending the Administrative Code to allow city officers and employees to donate by payroll deduction to Protecting San Francisco, a nonprofit supporting deputy sheriffs. The committee also recommended appointing Sascha Bittner and Nicole Bohn to the In-Home Supportive Services Public Authority for terms ending March 1, 2027. Finally, the committee continued the resolution accepting the 2025 SFMTA Surveillance Technology report to the next meeting.

• Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to add Protecting San Francisco to the list of organizations eligible for employee payroll donations.
• Appointment of Sascha Bittner (seat 7) and Nicole Bohn (seat 11) to the In-Home Supportive Services Public Authority, terms ending March 1, 2027.
• Resolution accepting the 2025 Annual Surveillance Report for the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency, continued to the October 6, 2025 meeting.

The September 29, 2025 Rules Committee meeting has no agenda, minutes, or recorded decisions available. The meeting record only lists the date, time, and location without any substantive actions. Consequently, no approvals, denials, or tablings were documented.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee met on September 25, 2025 and excused Chair Matt Dorsey from attendance. The committee voted to continue the traffic enforcement and street safety hearing, moving it to “call of the chair.” No other agenda items were acted upon.

• Hearing on traffic enforcement and street safety – continued to call of the chair

The minutes for the Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee meeting on 2025-09-25 contain no agenda items, minutes, or recorded votes. No actions were approved, denied, or tabled.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee heard and filed several Civil Grand Jury reports, adopting amended resolutions that urge the Mayor to implement the reports' findings and recommendations. It also approved a $1,000,000 settlement with the Providence Foundation, distributing $480,724.25 to affected employees. The committee chose not to hold a closed‑session meeting on pending litigation.

• Hearing and amended resolution on "Failed Vision - Revamping the Roadmap to Safer Streets" (files 250667/250668)
• Hearing and amended resolution on "Capacity To Serve: Setting Social Services Nonprofits Up for Success" (files 250584/250585)
• Hearing and amended resolution on "Techs in the City - Government’s Opportunity to Seize the AI Moment" (files 250647/250648)
• Resolution approving $1,000,000 settlement with Providence Foundation; $480,724.25 paid to employees
• Decision not to convene closed session on existing litigation

The September 18 2025 meeting of the Government Audit and Oversight Committee has no agenda, minutes, or recorded actions available, so no decisions were documented.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee met to decide on city contract processes, tax rates, and various funding allocations. The body recommended a property tax rate for the upcoming fiscal year and approved the release of reserved funds for the San Francisco Zoo.

• Recommended property tax rate of $1.18268325 per $100 valuation for FY2025-2026
• Released $3,000,000 in reserved funds for San Francisco Zoological Society general operating needs
• Recommended increasing WCME JV contract for Terminal 3 West Modernization Project to $126,000,000
• Recommended a 6-year lease for 1908-1950 Innes Avenue with base annual rent of $631,800
• Recommended an ordinance to reorganize city contract processes and repeal several labor and employment codes

The posted minutes for the September 17, 2025 Budget and Finance Committee meeting contain no agenda, minutes, or decision details. Consequently, no substantive actions, approvals, or votes are documented for this meeting.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors approved funding for capital improvement projects and settled multiple lawsuits. Decisions included authorizing certificates of participation for infrastructure and resolving various employment and personal injury claims.

• Authorized up to $65,000,000 for street resurfacing and curb ramp improvements
• Settled lawsuit with Coalition on Homelessness for $2,828,000
• Settled lawsuit with Richard S. Sackler et al. for $8,000,000 to $12,000,000 over 15 years
• Settled lawsuit with U.S. Telepacific Corp. for the City to receive $3,660,000
• Settled lawsuit with AT&T Corp. and Pacific Bell Telephone Company for the City to receive $15,400,000

The provided minutes for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on September 16, 2025 contain no agenda, minutes, or decision details. The document only lists other meetings from 2026 with no substantive information about the 2025 session. Consequently, no actions, approvals, or votes are recorded for that date.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee met to review and recommend two measures. One proposal allows Public Works to remove graffiti from private commercial properties at no cost to the owner upon request.

• Ordinance 250817: Authorizes Public Works to perform graffiti abatement on private properties in commercial areas at no cost to owners
• Resolution 250790: Expresses interest in forming an Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District (EIFD) to fund affordable housing in well-resourced neighborhoods

The posted minutes for the September 15, 2025 Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting contain no agenda, minutes, or recorded actions. Consequently, no substantive decisions were documented for this meeting.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee approved several actions, including appointing Crystal Hawkins to the Child Care Planning and Advisory Council and recommending an ordinance to create a Union Street Entertainment Zone. It also approved the reappointment of Alysabeth Alexander‑Tut to the Building Inspection Commission and amendments to the Neighborhood Beautification and Graffiti Clean‑up Fund rules. Additionally, the committee reappointed Supervisor Rafael Mandelman to the California State Association of Counties and made related appointment and excusal motions.

• Appointment of Crystal Hawkins to the Child Care Planning and Advisory Council (term ends March 19, 2028)
• Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to create the Union Street Entertainment Zone on Union Street between Gough and Steiner and Fillmore Street between Union and Greenwich
• Reappointment of Alysabeth Alexander‑Tut to the Building Inspection Commission (term ends July 1, 2027)
• Ordinance approving amendments to the Neighborhood Beautification and Graffiti Clean‑up Fund rules
• Reappointment of Supervisor Rafael Mandelman to the California State Association of Counties (term ends December 1, 2026)

The meeting record for the San Francisco Rules Committee on September 15, 2025 contains no agenda, minutes, or vote information. Consequently, no substantive actions or decisions are documented.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee heard two liquor‑license matters. It adopted a resolution approving a Type‑90 on‑sale general music venue license for Endgames Improv LLC at 2989 Mission Street (District 9) and recommended the resolution. It also adopted a resolution approving the transfer of a Type‑21 off‑sale general beer, wine, and distilled spirits license to Grocery Outlet Inc. at 350 Bay Street (District 3) and recommended that resolution.

• Approval of a Type‑90 on‑sale general music venue liquor license for Endgames Improv LLC, 2989 Mission St (District 9), with police‑recommended conditions on noise, loitering, litter and two uniformed security guards.
• Approval of a Type‑21 off‑sale general beer, wine, and distilled spirits liquor license transfer to Grocery Outlet Inc., 350 Bay St (District 3), with a police‑recommended condition to monitor and prevent loitering.

The posted record for the Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee meeting on September 11, 2025 contains no agenda, minutes, video, audio, or transcript. Consequently, no actions, approvals, or votes are documented. The entry only lists the meeting date, time, and location.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed and recommended several funding appropriations, contract modifications, and planning code amendments. Key actions include funding for District 7 projects and adjusting development impact fees in the Market and Octavia Area Plan.

• Recommended $12,500,000 total contract for AGS, Inc. for SFO International Terminal Building Phase 2 Project
• Recommended $414,303 for District 7 projects including Monterey Heights median improvements and West Portal Elementary playground updates
• Recommended $156,000 in rent credits for YMCA SF at 701 Illinois Street (Building 49)
• Recommended an ordinance to waive certain development impact fees in the Market and Octavia Area Plan
• Recommended acceptance of a $300,000 in-kind grant from Union Square Alliance for sound system improvements at Union Square Plaza

The September 10, 2025 Budget and Finance Committee meeting has no agenda, minutes, or video available in the record. Consequently, no actions, approvals, or votes are documented. The meeting record only lists the meeting time and location.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted to authorize up to $65 million in tax‑exempt and taxable Certificates of Participation to fund street resurfacing and curb‑ramp improvements. It also passed an ordinance revising food‑purchasing goals for city hospitals and jails, and adopted several resolutions including a $167,021 grant for the Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program, a contract amendment increasing Project Open Hand services to $20,528,272, and a lease for the Public Defender’s Office at 8 Boardman Place. The Mayor presented a Family Housing Plan and discussed $40 million for public‑space improvements, but no action was taken on that discussion.

• Ordinance No. 175-25: revise food‑purchasing goals for city hospitals and jails, extending standards to Dec 31 2035
• Ordinance authorizing up to $65 million in Certificates of Participation for street resurfacing and curb‑ramp projects
• Resolution 407-25: authorize $167,021 grant for the Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program
• Resolution 408-25: amend Project Open Hand contract, increasing total to $20,528,272 for HIV/AIDS nutrition services
• Resolution 410-25: lease 4,009 sq ft at 8 Boardman Place for the Public Defender’s Office, annual base rent $144,000

The meeting record does not include any agenda items, minutes, or vote tallies. No substantive actions, approvals, or denials were documented. Only procedural placeholders are present.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee recommended several ordinances and resolutions related to traffic safety, building standards, and land use. The body discussed a data-driven approach to ending fatal traffic crashes and updated regulations for below-market-rate condominiums.

• Recommended the San Francisco Street Safety Act resolution to reduce fatal traffic crashes
• Recommended a $20,000 quitclaim for a public service easement vacation at 112 Kensington Way
• Recommended a master encroachment permit for Bridge-Potrero Community Associates LLC at Potrero HOPE SF
• Recommended amendments to the Subdivision Code regarding Below Market Rate Condominium Conversion Units
• Recommended Building Code changes removing local requirements for commercial lighting and rooftop penthouses

The Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on September 8, 2025 has no agenda, minutes, or recorded votes available. The record shows only placeholders and indicates that details are not provided. Consequently, no actions were approved, denied, or tabled.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee voted to approve the mayor's and president's nominations for several commissions and boards, including the Entertainment Commission, Building Inspection Commission, and the Downtown Revitalization and Economic Recovery Financing District Board. The committee also appointed Amanda Pyle to the Children and Families First Commission. An ordinance was amended to establish the Union Street Entertainment Zone on Union Street between Gough and Steiner Streets and on Fillmore Street between Union and Greenwich Streets.

• Approval of Jordan Wilson's appointment to the Entertainment Commission (term ending July 1, 2029)
• Reappointment of Bianca Neumann to the Building Inspection Commission (term ending July 1, 2027)
• Appointments of Antonio Tolentino and Kristen Wang to the Downtown Revitalization and Economic Recovery Financing District Board (terms ending July 22, 2027 and 2029)
• Appointment of Amanda Pyle (residency requirement waived) to the Children and Families First Commission (term ending Oct 8, 2026)
• Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to create the Union Street Entertainment Zone, adding Fillmore Street between Union and Greenwich Streets

The meeting record provides no agenda, minutes, or vote details, indicating no decisions were documented.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee recommended several legal settlements, including a $2.8 million payout to the Coalition on Homelessness and recoveries from AT&T and the Sackler family. The body also recommended reducing tax rates for telecommunications business activities and authorizing private donations for SFFD cancer screenings.

• Settlement of $2,828,000 to Coalition on Homelessness regarding property seizure allegations
• Settlement to receive $15,400,000 from AT&T Corporation and Pacific Bell Telephone Company
• Partial settlement to receive $8,000,000 to $12,000,000 over 15 years from the Sackler family
• Settlement to receive $3,660,000 from U.S. Telepacific Corp. (TPx Communications)
• Ordinance to reduce gross receipts tax rates for telecommunications activities starting January 1, 2026

The provided record lists meeting dates and locations but does not include agenda items, minutes, or any decisions for the September 4, 2025 Government Audit and Oversight Committee session. No substantive actions were documented.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee voted to recommend a resolution authorizing the purchase of six battery‑electric transit buses from Solaris Bus US, Inc., with an anticipated expenditure of $10,819,849. The committee also recommended an ordinance to issue up to $65,000,000 in tax‑exempt or taxable Certificates of Participation to finance capital improvement projects such as street resurfacing and curb‑ramp upgrades. Additional resolutions were adopted for a $167,021 grant for the Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program, several real‑property leases, and a $15,060,000 revenue agreement for a mental‑health diversion program.

• Approve $10,819,849 contract to procure six battery‑electric buses from Solaris Bus US, Inc.
• Authorize issuance of Certificates of Participation up to $65,000,000 for capital improvement projects
• Accept and expend $167,021 grant for the Byrne State Crisis Intervention Program
• Lease 4,009 sq ft at 8 Boardman Place for the Public Defender’s Office at $144,000 annual base rent
• Authorize $15,060,000 revenue agreement for the Felony Incompetent to Stand Trial Mental Health Diversion Program

The minutes for the Budget and Finance Committee meeting on September 3, 2025 contain no recorded agenda items, minutes, or decisions. No votes or actions were documented in the provided source.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved several ordinances, including a ban on automated rent-setting, stricter rules for unauthorized dwelling units, and a requirement for all-electric major renovations. The body also passed a resolution to transfer a liquor license to 761 Jackson Street.

• Ban on automated rent-setting (Ordinance No. 169-25)
• Stricter rules for unauthorized dwelling units (Ordinance No. 170-25)
• Requirement for all-electric major renovations (Ordinance No. 174-25)
• Liquor license transfer to 761 Jackson Street (Resolution No. 400-25)
• Liquor license issuance to 1123 Folsom Street (Resolution No. 401-25)

The posted minutes for the Board of Supervisors meeting on September 2, 2025 contain no agenda items, votes, or decisions. Only procedural placeholders are shown, and detailed minutes are not available.

Board of Supervisors

The Board approved its consent agenda, authorizing the Director of Property to purchase the parcel at 601‑617 Laguna Street for $11,030,000 and to fund related construction management up to $8,140,000, with total project costs not to exceed $20,000,000. The Board also approved settlements of multiple lawsuits, ranging from $69,500 to $850,000. All items were recorded as finally passed.

• Real property acquisition at 601‑617 Laguna Street – purchase $11,030,000, construction management up to $8,140,000, total not to exceed $20,000,000
• Settlement of Pattern As Proof, Inc. lawsuit – $69,500
• Settlement of Mary Tramil lawsuit – $230,000
• Settlement of UnitedLayer, LLC lawsuit – $850,000
• Settlement of Michael Rivas et al. lawsuit – $650,000

The meeting record lists the Board of Supervisors session but provides no agenda items, minutes, or vote tallies. Consequently, no decisions, approvals, or denials are documented.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee discussed and amended an ordinance to create a time-limited amnesty program for properties subject to Notices of Violation from a Department of Building Inspection audit. The committee voted to recommend the ordinance as amended.

• Ordinance 250191: Creates amnesty for properties in the Department of Building Inspection’s Internal Quality Control Audit
• Proposal to waive and refund fees and penalties associated with Planning Department amnesty requests
• Proposal to waive fees associated with amnesty projects in the Building Code
• Amendment noting that DBI issued Notices of Violation for approximately 130 Audit Properties as of January 2025

The Budget and Finance Committee met on July 29, 2025. No agenda items or minutes were available, and no decisions were documented.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee approved a resolution to place commemorative sidewalk plaques for the San Francisco Little Italy Honor Walk. It amended and recommended an ordinance requiring disclosure and investigation of unauthorized and rent‑controlled dwelling units. It also considered an ordinance that eliminates limits on non‑residential use sizes in several Neighborhood Commercial Districts, referring it without recommendation. All motions passed unanimously.

• Resolution authorizing commemorative sidewalk plaques for the Little Italy Honor Walk (recommended as committee report).
• Ordinance amending the Planning Code to require disclosure of unauthorized dwelling units and related inspections (amended and recommended).
• Ordinance amending the Planning Code to eliminate non‑residential use size limits in Castro Street, Pacific Avenue, Polk Street, West Portal Avenue, North Beach neighborhoods and other districts (referred without recommendation).
• Amendment to the penalty‑determination clause in the unauthorized dwelling units ordinance (approved).

The minutes for the Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on July 28, 2025 are not available. No agenda items, votes, or actions are listed, so no decisions were recorded.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee approved the Mayor’s nomination of Eleanor Cox to the Historic Preservation Commission, with a term ending December 31, 2028. The Committee amended and recommended an ordinance revising food‑purchasing goals and reporting requirements for City hospitals and jails, removing its sunset date. It also approved the appointment of Kelly Yun to the Citizen's Committee on Community Development for a term ending February 23, 2026. Several items were continued without a final decision.

• Approval of Mayor’s nomination of Eleanor Cox to the Historic Preservation Commission (term ends 12/31/2028)
• Ordinance amending the Administrative Code on food purchasing for hospitals and jails, revising goals and eliminating sunset date
• Appointment of Kelly Yun to the Citizen's Committee on Community Development (term ends 2/23/2026)
• Consideration of appointment to the Children and Families First Commission (continued, no vote)
• Continuation of duplicate food‑purchasing ordinance file (no further action)

The posted minutes for the San Francisco Rules Committee meeting on July 28, 2025 contain only a listing of the meeting schedule. No agenda, minutes, video, audio, or transcript are available, and no decisions, votes, or actions are recorded. Therefore, no substantive actions were taken or documented at this meeting.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee reviewed liquor license applications and drug policy responses. The body recommended approval for two liquor licenses and held a hearing on overdose prevention policies.

• Recommended Type-90 liquor license for Universal Life Corral LLC (The Stud) at 1123 Folsom Street
• Recommended Type-21 liquor license transfer to Jumbo Trading Company LLC at 761 Jackson Street
• Continued resolution to designate 911 calls for drug activity within 1,500 feet of schools and parks as 'Priority A'
• Heard and filed input on potential updates to the 2021 Overdose Prevention Policies ordinance

The meeting minutes for the Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee on July 24, 2025 are not available, so no substantive decisions were documented.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee approved an amendment to the Administrative Code that bars the city from locating new city‑funded homeless shelters, transitional housing, or certain behavioral‑health facilities in neighborhoods where shelter beds exceed the share of unsheltered residents, and also bars shelters within 300 feet of an existing shelter. The ordinance includes a waiver provision for the Board of Supervisors and will sunset on December 31 2031. The committee also continued a planning‑code amnesty ordinance, and approved several grant and cost‑increase resolutions for affordable housing, CleanPowerSF, and a workforce‑development program.

• Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to prohibit new city‑funded homeless shelters, transitional housing, and certain behavioral‑health facilities in oversupplied neighborhoods; includes waiver authority and sunsets Dec 31 2031.
• Ordinance amending the Planning and Building Codes to create a time‑limited amnesty program for properties listed on the Building Inspection’s Internal Quality Control Audit, waiving fees and penalties.
• Resolution authorizing a $5,980,012 grant agreement with 180 Jones Associates, L.P. for a 25‑year operating subsidy for a 100 % affordable housing project for low‑income and formerly homeless households.
• Resolution increasing CleanPowerSF’s participation cost in the California Community Power Authority to a not‑to‑exceed $8,286,095.
• Resolution retroactively authorizing the Office of Economic and Workforce Development to accept and expend a $679,000 grant for the Rapid Information Technology Employment Initiative (RITEI).

The meeting record shows no agenda, minutes, or video available. Without documented minutes, no substantive actions, approvals, or votes are recorded.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a $150,000,000 appropriation of 2020 Health and Recovery General Obligation bond proceeds for the Department of Public Health and the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development. It also de‑appropriated $160,467,200 of bond proceeds from the same agencies. Additional ordinances amended the Planning Code for sales and service uses in C‑3 and RC districts, updated contracting minimum competitive amounts, and adopted the FY 2025‑2026 and 2026‑2027 budget and salary ordinances.

• Ordinance No. 144-25: Appropriates $150,000,000 of GO bond proceeds for DPH and MOHCD facilities.
• Ordinance No. 145-25: De‑appropriates $160,467,200 of GO bond proceeds from DPH and HOM.
• Ordinance No. 124-25: Amends the Planning Code to permit certain non‑retail sales and service uses in C‑3 and RC districts.
• Ordinance No. 123-25: Updates the Administrative Code’s Minimum Competitive Amount and Threshold Amount for contracting.
• Ordinance No. 119-25: Budget and Appropriation Ordinance for city departments for FY 2025‑2026 and 2026‑2027.

The provided record for the July 22, 2025 Board of Supervisors meeting contains only basic meeting details and does not include any agenda items, minutes, or decisions. No actions were approved, denied, or tabled in the available document.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee voted to amend an ordinance that updates the Planning Code. The changes allow accessory structures up to 10 feet high and 120 sq ft in required yards, and provide rules for repairing, relocating, or enlarging non‑complying structures built before 2003. The committee also removed a fee‑refund provision and adopted the amendment as a committee report. All three members voted in favor.

• Ordinance amendment permits detached accessory structures up to 10 ft height and 120 sq ft area in required yards
• Allows non‑complying yard structures built before 2003 to be repaired, relocated, or altered to meet code
• Adds language permitting an extra 1 ft roof eave beyond the 120 sq ft limit
• Strikes fee‑refund clause for variances on structures over 100 sq ft or 8 ft height
• Motion carried unanimously (3‑0) and recommended as a committee report

The posted record for the Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on July 21, 2025 contains no agenda, minutes, or decision details. It only lists the meeting date and location. Therefore no actions were approved, denied, or tabled.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee considered three ordinances. It recommended the ordinance adding the San Francisco Firefighter and EMS Behavioral Health Foundation to the list of organizations eligible for employee payroll‑deduction donations. It amended and referred without recommendation two ordinances that waive competitive solicitation requirements for the Police Department’s Real Time Investigation Center and Regional Vehicle Interdiction Desk, each using gift or grant funds. All motions passed unanimously (3‑0).

• Ordinance to add the San Francisco Firefighter and EMS Behavioral Health Foundation to the employee donation list – recommended as committee report.
• Ordinance waiving competitive solicitation for Police Department equipment for the Real Time Investigation Center using gift funds from the San Francisco Police Community Foundation – amended and referred without recommendation.
• Ordinance waiving competitive solicitation for Police Department equipment for the Regional Vehicle Interdiction Desk using grant funds from the U.S. Department of Justice, Bureau of Justice Assistance – amended and referred without recommendation.

The minutes for the San Francisco Rules Committee meeting on July 21, 2025 only list the meeting’s date, time, and location. No agenda, minutes, or vote tallies are provided, so no decisions were recorded.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee met on July 17, 2025 and recommended several resolutions. It authorized the Director of Health to sign a memorandum of understanding for up to $10,000,000 to cover mental health treatment costs. The committee also recommended a $200,000 parking‑management grant for the Port of San Francisco and approved the San Francisco Police Department’s equipment‑use policy report. Additional items included acceptance of multiple Sheriff’s Department Oversight Board reports and continuation of a hearing on alleged fiscal mismanagement by the San Francisco Parks Alliance.

• Resolution to accept and expend a $200,000 Metropolitan Transportation Commission parking‑management capital grant (Port of San Francisco)
• Resolution authorizing up to $10,000,000 for a mental‑health treatment memorandum of understanding (Department of Public Health)
• Resolution approving the San Francisco Police Department’s 2024 Equipment Use Policy report
• Resolutions accepting the Sheriff’s Department Oversight Board’s quarterly and annual reports for 2024
• Continuation of a hearing investigating fiscal mismanagement allegations against the San Francisco Parks Alliance

The meeting record for the Government Audit and Oversight Committee on July 17, 2025 does not include any agenda, minutes, or documented decisions. Consequently, no approvals, denials, or actions were reported. The available source lists the meeting but provides no substantive content.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed and recommended multiple resolutions involving city contracts, state grants, and health plan rates. The body also discussed the acquisition of real property on Laguna Street.

• Recommended a $28,300,000 contract amendment with Carahsoft Technology Corporation for ServiceNow products
• Recommended a $16,747,196 agreement with The Dutra Group for a custom crane barge for the Port of San Francisco
• Recommended a $5,047,167 California Energy Commission grant for government fleet EV charging infrastructure
• Recommended a $626,000 Caltrans grant for the SoMa Under Freeway Park planning
• Recommended an ordinance approving Health Service System plans and contribution rates for 2026

The minutes for the Budget and Finance Committee meeting on July 16, 2025 contain no recorded agenda items, decisions, or vote tallies. The record only lists the meeting date, time, and location without substantive actions.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors decided on multiple ordinances to streamline commercial permitting, update park codes, and modify entertainment permit requirements. The body also began the first reading of the Budget and Appropriation Ordinance for FYs 2025-2027.

• Ordinance 121-25: Applies Park Code to certain parks on Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island
• Ordinance 114-25: Updates priority processing eligibility for commercial uses, including Formula Retail with fewer than 20 establishments
• Ordinance 115-25: Extends Pop-Up Retail temporary use authorizations to three years
• Ordinance 117-25: Establishes registration requirements instead of permits and fees for café tables, chairs, and display merchandise
• Ordinance 118-25: Increases filing fees for One Time Outdoor Amplified Sound Permits and eliminates several entertainment permit referrals

The Board of Supervisors meeting on July 15, 2025 has no agenda, minutes, or recorded votes available in the provided document. Therefore no actions were decided, approved, denied, or tabled. The record only lists the meeting time and location.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee met to review ordinances regarding zoning and infrastructure. The body recommended several measures for approval, including updates to the Hazards and Climate Resilience Plan and public infrastructure for the Potrero HOPE SF Project.

• Ordinance 250542: Amends Planning Code for ground floor uses in C-3 and RC districts and updates sign requirements
• Resolution 250707: Adopts the 2025 Hazards and Climate Resilience Plan
• Ordinance 250656: Accepts public infrastructure for Potrero HOPE SF Phase 2 on 25th, 26th, Arkansas, Connecticut, and Wisconsin Streets
• Resolution 250727: Opposes California State Senate Bill No. 79 regarding Transit-Oriented Development

The minutes for the Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on July 14, 2025 contain no agenda items, votes, or substantive actions. The record only lists the meeting date and location without any decisions, approvals, or denials. Therefore, no concrete outcomes were documented.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee considered the Mayor’s nomination of Lindsey Maclise to the Building Inspection Commission. After hearing Maclise’s qualifications, the committee voted to approve the nomination for a term ending July 1 2026. The motion was carried unanimously with three affirmative votes.

• Approve Mayor’s nomination of Lindsey Maclise to the Building Inspection Commission (term ending July 1 2026)

The minutes for the Rules Committee meeting on 7/14/2025 are not available in the provided record. No substantive actions, approvals, or votes are documented.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee considered four liquor‑license matters. It approved the transfer of a Type‑21 off‑sale license to Barbary Coast Merchants LLC (doing business as Amador Liquors) at 550 Montgomery Street. It also approved the issuance of a Type‑90 on‑sale music‑venue license to International Art Museum of America at 1025 Market Street and a Type‑42 on‑sale beer‑and‑wine license to Blue Stream Gallery and Wines at 555 Grant Avenue. All three approvals were adopted as resolutions with unanimous votes.

• Transfer of Type‑21 off‑sale liquor license to Barbary Coast Merchants LLC (Amador Liquors) – 550 Montgomery St., District 3
• Issuance of Type‑90 on‑sale general music‑venue liquor license to International Art Museum of America – 1025 Market St., District 6
• Issuance of Type‑42 on‑sale beer and wine liquor license to SBL Living Asset 2018 LLC (Blue Stream Gallery and Wines) – 555 Grant Ave., District 3
• Police Department recommended monitoring and anti‑loitering conditions for each license
• Planning Department recommended approval based on zoning allowances for each license

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee meeting on July 10, 2025 has no available agenda or minutes. Consequently, no substantive actions, approvals, or denials are documented. The record only shows the meeting was scheduled.

Budget and Appropriations Committee

The Budget and Appropriations Committee recommended an ordinance amending the Building, Subdivision, and Administrative Codes to increase certain inspection fees. It also recommended an ordinance amending the Park Code to add a cost‑recovery surcharge and raise resident golf‑course fees. Both ordinances were approved unanimously by the five committee members.

• Ordinance amending Building, Subdivision, and Administrative Codes to increase fees in Building Code tables 1A‑A through 1A‑Q
• Ordinance amending Park Code to add a cost‑recovery surcharge for golf courses, outdoor event facilities, picnic areas, and athletic fields, and to raise resident golf‑course fees
• Both ordinances were recommended and approved by a vote of 5‑0

The minutes for the July 9, 2025 Budget and Appropriations Committee meeting contain no agenda items, votes, or substantive actions. The record only lists the meeting date and location, with agenda and minutes marked as not available. Consequently, no decisions were made or documented.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee considered an ordinance to amend the Administrative and Labor Codes, creating a procurement analysis authority and updating contract thresholds and nondiscrimination provisions. It recommended a $3,000,000 loan to fund infrastructure for the Treasure Island affordable senior housing project. The committee approved a $3,324,052.50 grant for the city’s cannabis equity program. It also authorized a $28,000,000 grant from the Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority for the Mission Bay Ferry Landing.

• Ordinance amending Administrative and Labor Codes to create a procurement analysis authority, revise contract thresholds, and update nondiscrimination and sweatfree procurement provisions
• Resolution authorizing a $3,000,000 loan for infrastructure serving the Treasure Island Affordable Senior Housing project
• Resolution authorizing a $3,324,052.50 grant for the Governor’s Office of Business and Economic Development Cannabis Equity Grants Program
• Resolution authorizing a $28,000,000 grant for the Mission Bay Ferry Landing project
• Committee motions to amend ordinance dates (e.g., changing sunset dates to 2036 and implementation dates to 2026 and October 1, 2025)

The meeting record provides no agenda, minutes, or vote information for the July 9, 2025 Budget and Finance Committee session. Consequently, no substantive decisions, approvals, or denials are documented.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved the June 3 meeting minutes and heard a brief appearance by Mayor Daniel Lurie. The Board adopted two consent‑agenda ordinances: extending fee waivers for certain small businesses and allowing condominium conversion of accessory dwelling units. It also considered a series of budget, salary, and administrative code ordinances, and voted to accept a $3,400,000 grant to fund additional positions in the Public Defender’s Immigration Defense Unit.

• Ordinance extending waiver of first‑year permit, license and business registration fees for specified small businesses (Business and Tax Regulations Code).
• Ordinance allowing separate conveyance of certain accessory dwelling units as condominiums (Planning and Subdivision Codes).
• Budget and Appropriation Ordinance for FYs 2025‑2026 and 2026‑2027 covering all city departments.
• Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to modify short‑term license fees for City Hall use.
• Ordinance authorizing a $3,400,000 grant from the Crankstart Foundation to expand the Immigration Defense Unit of the Public Defender’s Office.

The provided minutes contain no agenda, minutes, or vote records for the July 8, 2025 Board of Supervisors meeting. All entries for that date are marked “Not available.” Therefore, no decisions were documented.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee reviewed several appointments and ordinances. The body recommended updates to the Administrative Code regarding contracting thresholds and approved two nominations for the Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District Public Financing Authority No. 1.

• Recommended ordinance to update Minimum Competitive Amount and Threshold Amount for contracting based on consumer price index increases
• Approved nomination of Gayle Starr to the Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District Public Financing Authority No. 1
• Approved nomination of Kath Tsakalakis to the Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District Public Financing Authority No. 1
• Continued hearing for appointment to the Homelessness Oversight Commission
• Continued ordinance to prohibit City funds or resources from being provided to 501(c)(4) organizations

The posted minutes for the July 7, 2025 Rules Committee meeting contain no agenda items, minutes, or recorded votes. All sections are marked 'Not available', indicating no substantive actions were documented. Therefore no decisions were made or reported.

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors adopted several measures, including approving a $76 million multifamily housing revenue note to fund an 89‑unit project at 65 Santos Street (Sunnydale HOPE SF Block 7). It also passed Ordinance No. 111‑25 adopting the Surveillance Technology Policy for continued use of automated red‑light and no‑turn enforcement cameras, and amended the Business and Tax Regulations Code to extend a waiver of first‑year permit, license and business registration fees for qualifying small businesses through June 30 2026. Additional actions included an ordinance allowing condominium conversion of accessory dwelling units and a motion to hold a closed‑session on July 8 to discuss ongoing litigation with Pacific Gas & Electric Company.

• Ordinance No. 111‑25: adopts Surveillance Technology Policy for Municipal Transportation Agency’s automated red‑light and no‑turn cameras.
• Ordinance amending Business and Tax Regulations Code to extend waiver of first‑year permit, license and business registration fees for certain small businesses through June 30 2026.
• Resolution authorizing up to $76 million multifamily housing revenue note for the 89‑unit Sunnydale HOPE SF Block 7 project at 65 Santos Street.
• Ordinance amending Planning and Subdivision Codes to permit condominium conversion of accessory dwelling units.
• Motion to convene a closed‑session on July 8, 2025 to discuss litigation involving Pacific Gas & Electric Company.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee reviewed several ordinances to modify the Planning and Building Codes. The body decided to recommend changes regarding commercial use processing, park code applications, and amnesty programs for signs and gates.

• Recommended an ordinance applying the Park Code to Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island
• Recommended as amended an ordinance updating priority processing for commercial uses, exempting the Calle 24 Special Use District
• Recommended an ordinance extending the Awning Amnesty Program to unpermitted signs and gates
• Removed design standards for gates, railings, and grillwork on ground floor street frontages of non-historic buildings
• Discussed an ordinance to permit certain non-retail sales and service uses on ground floors in C-3 Districts through 2030

The minutes for the Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on June 30, 2025 contain no agenda, minutes, or recorded votes. No actions were approved, denied, or tabled. Therefore, there are no decisions to report.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee recommended a resolution authorizing a multifamily housing revenue note of up to $76,000,000 to fund an 89‑unit rental project at 65 Santos Street (Sunnydale HOPE SF Block 7). The committee also held a hearing on the City’s employment vacancies, recruitment and retention efforts required by California Assembly Bill 2561 and filed the hearing. Both motions were approved unanimously.

• Recommendation to approve a revenue note not to exceed $76,000,000 for the 89‑unit Sunnydale HOPE SF Block 7 project at 65 Santos Street
• Rescission of Resolution No. 162‑25 related to the housing financing
• Hearing on City employment vacancies, recruitment and retention per CA Assembly Bill 2561, with a filing of the hearing

The meeting record does not include any agenda items, minutes, or decisions. No approvals, denials, or votes were documented for this date.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee reviewed an ordinance to modify entertainment permit fees and requirements. The body also held hearings regarding mental health services and behavioral health placements.

• Recommended ordinance to increase filing fees for One Time Outdoor Amplified Sound Permits
• Proposed elimination of permit requirements for dance halls, masked balls, and ball or ring throwing games
• Proposed removal of certain Department of Building Inspection and Planning Department referrals for entertainment permits
• Hearing on the implementation of SB 43 regarding mental health and substance-use disorder treatment
• Hearing on the Residential Care and Treatment Workgroup’s report on behavioral health placements

The public record for the Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee meeting on June 26, 2025 contains no agenda, minutes, or decision entries. The listing only shows a placeholder without any recorded actions or votes.

Budget and Appropriations Committee

The committee reviewed and recommended the Mayor's proposed budget and salary ordinances for fiscal years 2025-2026 and 2026-2027. The body also voted on several ordinances regarding business fee waivers and administrative code modifications.

• Recommended Budget and Appropriation Ordinance (File 250589) and Annual Salary Ordinance (File 250590) for FYs 2025-2027
• Placed $1,189,713 on reserve for Police Department overtime
• Recommended extending first-year permit, license, and registration fee waivers for certain small businesses through June 30, 2026
• Recommended modifications to City Hall short term license fees
• Recommended waiving Public Works fees for café tables, chairs, and certain sidewalk encroachments

The June 25, 2025 Budget and Appropriations Committee meeting minutes contain no agenda items, votes, or approvals. The record only lists meeting metadata and a disclaimer, with no substantive decisions documented.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved several settlement ordinances, including a $2,949,467 settlement with Chime Financial and settlements totaling over $5 million with Golden Bear Insurance, State Farm, Marie Thornton, and Larry Jacobs. The Board also adopted the interim budget and appropriation ordinance for fiscal years 2025‑2026 and 2026‑2027. Additional ordinances were passed to allow projecting signs citywide, permit interim housing in hotels and motels, and create multiple entertainment zones across the city.

• Ordinance authorizing $2,949,467 settlement with Chime Financial, Inc.
• Ordinances authorizing settlements: $1,611,913.13 (Golden Bear Insurance), $200,000 (State Farm), $300,000 (Marie Thornton), $1,180,787.51 (Larry Jacobs)
• Interim Budget and Appropriation Ordinance (Ordinance No. 103-25) for FY 2025‑2026 and FY 2026‑2027
• Ordinance amending Planning Code to allow two projecting signs for corner businesses citywide (Ordinance No. 097-25)
• Ordinance creating Valencia Street, Pier 39, Folsom Street, Ellis Street, Yosemite Avenue, Hayes Valley Entertainment Zones and Yerba Buena Lane Downtown Activation Location (Ordinance No. 100-25)

The minutes for the Board of Supervisors meeting on June 24, 2025 are not available in the provided record. Consequently, no substantive actions, approvals, or votes can be reported for that date.