San Francisco public meetings in 2022

Board of Supervisors

The Board of Supervisors held a regular meeting with the Mayor's appearance, where Mayor Breed answered questions on safe consumption sites and crisis response. The Board also passed several ordinances on consent and regular agendas, including a $100,000 lawsuit settlement and changes to police equipment policy.

• Settlement of lawsuit by Victor Jimenez for $100,000
• Ordinance to increase density on auto-oriented lots (No. 264-22)
• Adoption of 2022 Safety & Resilience Element (No. 260-22)
• Repeal and adoption of new Fire Code (No. 248-22)
• Pilot vehicle restrictions on Upper Great Highway on weekends/holidays (No. 258-22)

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for this meeting date.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee heard and unanimously recommended a resolution to initiate landmark designation for the Parkside Library at 1200 Taraval Street. The item will proceed as a committee report.

• Resolution initiating landmark designation for 1200 Taraval Street (Parkside Library), Assessor's Parcel Block 2351, Lot 001
• Referred to Planning Department and Historic Preservation Commission for informational purposes
• Public speakers supported the designation, including representatives from San Francisco Heritage and Parkside Heritage

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, minutes, or records for the meeting on 2022-12-12. The source is a search result page stating that no records were found.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee heard and voted on several appointments and reappointments, including a split vote to advance the intent to reappoint Cindy Elias to the Police Commission. It also recommended reappointments to the Redevelopment Successor Agency Oversight Board and Historic Preservation Commission, and appointed Supervisor Ahsha Safai to the Golden Gate Bridge board. An ordinance updating Form 700 filing requirements was amended and continued.

• Motion of intent to confirm Cindy Elias to Police Commission, term ending April 30, 2027 (2-1 vote, Mandelman dissenting)
• Reappointment of Anna Van Degna to Redevelopment Successor Agency Oversight Board, term ending January 24, 2026 (3-0)
• Reappointment of Kate Black to Historic Preservation Commission, term ending December 31, 2026 (3-0)
• Appointment of Supervisor Ahsha Safai to Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District Board, term ending January 31, 2023 (3-0)
• Ordinance amending Form 700 filing requirements (File 221025) amended and continued to call of the chair

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for this meeting date.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee met on December 8, 2022, and took action on four items. It recommended approval of two liquor license transfers (Luke's Local at 580 Green Street and South Sea Dipper at 270 Columbus Avenue), recommended an ordinance requiring private employers to make up the difference between military and civilian pay for reservists called to duty, and heard and filed a report on jail health services. All votes were unanimous (3-0).

• Recommended resolution approving Type-21 liquor license transfer to Luke's Local Inc. at 580 Green Street
• Recommended resolution approving Type-48 liquor license transfer to Future Bars Group (South Sea Dipper) at 270 Columbus Avenue
• Recommended ordinance (221124) requiring private employers to pay military reservists the difference between military and civilian salary for up to 30 days per year
• Heard and filed report on jail health services, including staffing levels and EPIC electronic medical record rollout

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for the meeting on 2022-12-08.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee heard and recommended several items, including ordinances for lease and property management agreements with Dolores Street Community Services and Five Keys Schools and Programs for permanent supportive housing, and a resolution accepting a $56.6 million state Homekey grant for a property at 333-12th Street. The committee also recommended an appropriation of $4.7 million in bond proceeds for affordable housing on Treasure Island and a cost-sharing agreement with BART for paratransit services. All items were recommended unanimously (3-0).

• Appropriation of $4,711,123 in Treasure Island IRFD bond proceeds for affordable housing (File 221123)
• Resolution authorizing $56,578,000 Homekey grant and ~$98,800,000 match for 333-12th Street supportive housing (File 221170)
• Lease agreement with Dolores Street Community Services at 5630-5638 Mission Street, amended to $10,741,000 (File 221156)
• Lease agreement with Dolores Street Community Services at 3055-3061 16th Street, amended to $7,147,000 (File 221157)
• Lease agreement with Five Keys Schools and Programs at 835 Turk Street, not to exceed $16,682,000 (File 221158)

The provided document contains no records of meeting minutes or decisions for the Budget and Finance Committee on 2022-12-07.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on December 6, 2022, and took final action on several ordinances and resolutions. The most consequential item was an ordinance governing police equipment, which was amended to restrict the use of robots as a deadly force option, then passed on first reading. The board also approved a series of lawsuit settlements, a grant for Japantown Peace Plaza improvements, and a contract amendment for behavioral health peer services.

• Ordinance No. 252-22: Authorizes MTA to procure a Communications Based Train Control System with a contract term exceeding 10 years, using negotiated procurement.
• Ordinance No. 251-22: Settles lawsuit with Phi Associates, requiring $2,500,000 payment to support affordable housing for veterans at 1030 Girard Road, in exchange for releasing 16 hotel rooms from Hotel Conversion Ordinance.
• Ordinance No. 249-22: Extends temporary safe overnight parking and cannabis retail uses to January 1, 2024.
• Resolution No. 520-22: Accepts $5,000,000 state grant for Japantown Peace Plaza improvements at Buchanan Center Mall.
• Resolution No. 522-22: Approves contract amendment with Richmond Area Multi Services, Inc. for behavioral health peer services, not to exceed $29,116,181.

The provided document contains no meeting minutes or records of decisions for the December 6, 2022, Board of Supervisors meeting. The record indicates that no records were found.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee heard and voted on several items, including an ordinance to increase housing density on lots with auto-oriented uses, a resolution to amend a Caltrans maintenance agreement, a hearing on secured bike parking, a landmark designation for St. James Presbyterian Church, and a new Fire Code. The committee recommended the auto-use ordinance, the Caltrans resolution, and the landmark designation, heard and filed the bike parking hearing, and amended and recommended the Fire Code with extended compliance timelines.

• Ordinance to increase density on auto-oriented lots where housing is permitted (File 220811)
• Resolution approving Third Amendment to Caltrans maintenance agreement for traffic control devices on SR 280 at Alemany Blvd (File 221082)
• Hearing on secured bike parking in SFMTA garages and transit stations (File 221015)
• Ordinance to designate St. James Presbyterian Church, 240 Leland Ave, as a Landmark (File 221165)
• Ordinance repealing 2019 Fire Code and adopting 2022 Code, with fee changes (File 221103)

The provided document contains no records of a meeting for the Land Use and Transportation Committee on 2022-12-05. No decisions, proposals, or discussions were recorded.

Rules Committee

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for this meeting date.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee met on December 1, 2022, and recommended several items, including a $25,000,000 settlement with Recology companies that would credit ratepayers, a $5,362,325 settlement for a claim by 100-120 Powell Owner L.P., and a $100,000 settlement for a lawsuit by Victor Jimenez. The committee also heard a report on the Department of Public Health's draft plan for a citywide trauma response to gun violence and recommended annual reports for four Community Benefit Districts. The meeting included a closed session on litigation, after which the committee voted not to disclose deliberations.

• Approved $25,000,000 settlement with Sunset Scavenger Company, Golden Gate Disposal & Recycling Company, Recology San Francisco, and Recology Properties Inc., providing ratepayer credit
• Approved $5,362,325 settlement for unlitigated claim by 100-120 Powell Owner L.P., L.L.C. regarding Hotel Union Square damage
• Approved $100,000 settlement for lawsuit by Victor Jimenez over sinkhole damage
• Heard and filed report on Department of Public Health's draft plan for proactive citywide trauma response to gun violence
• Recommended annual reports for Fisherman's Wharf, Japantown, Noe Valley, and North of Market/Tenderloin Community Benefit Districts for FY2020-2021

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for the meeting on 2022-12-01.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed and recommended several resolutions, including a $14.98 million loan increase for a 105-unit affordable housing project for veterans on Treasure Island, a $19.25 million contract increase for behavioral health peer services, and multiple grant acceptances for public improvements. All items were recommended to the full Board of Supervisors, with one amendment requiring a report on the housing loan.

• Loan increase to $39,238,000 for Maceo May Apts, 100% affordable housing at 55 Cravath Street, Treasure Island
• Contract amendment with Richmond Area Multi Services, Inc. for behavioral health peer services, not to exceed $29,116,181
• Accept $5,000,000 state grant for Japantown Peace Plaza improvements at Buchanan Center Mall
• Accept $87,675 state grant for Public Beach Safety Program
• Site Use Agreement with VB Nimbus, LLC for radio equipment at 32322 S Corral Hollow Road, Tracy, initial annual rent $30,000

The provided document contains no records of a meeting, decisions, or proceedings for the Budget and Finance Committee on 2022-11-30.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on November 29, 2022, and took action on a consent agenda and regular agenda. Key decisions included approving several lawsuit settlements, a cannabis business tax suspension, and a landmark designation for the Compton's Cafeteria Riot site. The board also authorized a major contract for a train control system and extended a transit shelter advertising agreement.

• Approved $2.5M settlement with Phi Associates to fund veterans housing at 1030 Girard Road
• Passed ordinance suspending Cannabis Business Tax through December 31, 2025
• Authorized MTA to procure Communications Based Train Control System with contract over 10 years
• Designated Turk and Taylor Streets Intersection as landmark (Compton's Cafeteria Riot site)
• Extended Clear Channel Outdoor transit shelter advertising agreement for 5 years

The provided document contains no records of meeting minutes or decisions for the Board of Supervisors on 2022-11-29.

Rules Committee

The San Francisco Rules Committee met on November 28, 2022, and recommended two items. It approved a resolution updating the list of agencies for the 2022 Annual Joint Fundraising Drive for city employees, and recommended an ordinance allowing SFERS members to designate special needs trusts as retirement beneficiaries. Both items were passed unanimously.

• Resolution 221149: Updated list of agencies for 2022 Annual Joint Fundraising Drive
• Ordinance 221024: Amends Administrative Code to permit special needs trusts as SFERS retirement beneficiaries
• Both items recommended unanimously (3-0)

The provided record contains no minutes or substantive decisions for the meeting on 2022-11-28. The document indicates that no records were found.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee voted to amend and refer a pilot ordinance restricting private vehicles on the Upper Great Highway on weekends and holidays through 2025, and recommended adoption of a new Safety & Resilience Element for the General Plan. It also continued a proposal to ease zoning rules for converting auto service stations to other uses.

• Upper Great Highway vehicle restriction pilot (File 220875/221202) amended and referred to Board of Supervisors
• General Plan 2022 Safety & Resilience Element (File 221065) recommended for approval
• Planning Code amendment on automotive uses (File 211092) continued to call of the chair

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for the specified meeting date.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee met on November 17, 2022, and recommended several items to the full Board. These include directing two additional performance audits on delegated procurement authority and citywide conflicts of interest, authorizing the SFMTA to execute the Next Generation Clipper® System MOU, approving a Mills Act historical property contract for 942-944 Fell Street, and approving annual reports for multiple community benefit districts. The committee also convened in closed session for existing litigation.

• Motion to conduct two additional performance audits in FY 2022-2023 on delegated procurement authority and citywide conflicts of interest
• Resolution authorizing SFMTA to execute the Next Generation Clipper® System MOU with MTC and Bay Area transit operators
• Resolution approving a Mills Act historical property contract for 942-944 Fell Street
• Resolutions approving annual reports for Tourism Improvement District and Moscone Expansion District, and seven community benefit districts for FY 2020-2021
• Closed session with City Attorney on existing litigation

The provided document contains no substantive minutes or records of decisions for the meeting on 2022-11-17. The source is a search result page stating that no records were found.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee met and voted on several items, including recommending an ordinance to allow Muni to use negotiated procurement for a long-term Communications Based Train Control System contract, and recommending resolutions for a transit shelter advertising agreement extension, a lease renewal for the Transit Management Center, and a Treasure Island master lease amendment. The committee also recommended accepting several grants, including funds for insurance fraud programs and a Proposition 47 recidivism reduction program, and continued two hearings on the economic impact of vacant offices and reduced daytime population.

• Ordinance 220947: Authorizes Muni to issue RFP for Communications Based Train Control System, waiving 10-year contract term limit, using negotiated procurement
• Resolution 221128: Approves 5-year extension of Clear Channel Outdoor transit shelter advertising agreement through Dec 7, 2027
• Resolution 221092: Approves 10-year lease renewal for Transit Management Center at 1455 Market St, initial annual rent $1,320,059.49
• Resolution 221053: Approves Amendment No. 47 to Treasure Island master lease with U.S. Navy, extending term to Nov 30, 2023
• Resolutions 221107, 221108, 221127: Accept grants totaling $7,322,948 for auto insurance fraud, workers' comp fraud, and Prop 47 STARR programs

The provided document contains no minutes or substantive decisions for the meeting on 2022-11-16. The record indicates that no records were found.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on November 15, 2022, and took final action on several ordinances and resolutions. The most consequential item was passing on first reading an ordinance to suspend the Cannabis Business Tax through December 31, 2025, after a failed amendment to shorten the suspension to 2023. The board also approved contracts, grants, and infrastructure acceptances, all with unanimous votes.

• Ordinance suspending Cannabis Business Tax through Dec 31, 2025 (passed first reading, 9-2)
• Appropriated $90,000,000 in Special Tax Bond proceeds for Transbay Transit Center Project
• Approved emergency contract with Health Management Associates, Inc. up to $5,863,302 for consulting
• Approved contract modifications for industrial supplies: MSC Industrial ($15,177,623), W.W. Grainger ($20,900,000), Buckles-Smith Electric ($16,946,868)
• Accepted $1,500,000 HUD grant for Herz Playground Recreation Center Project

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for this meeting date.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee met on November 14, 2022, and took action on three items. It recommended an ordinance to allow temporary safe overnight parking and extend cannabis retail uses, recommended a landmark designation for the Compton's Cafeteria Riot site, and continued a hearing on ADU permitting. All votes were unanimous.

• Ordinance 220542: temporary safe overnight parking and cannabis retail uses extended to Jan 1, 2024
• Ordinance 220924: landmark designation for Turk and Taylor Streets Intersection (Compton's Cafeteria Riot site)
• Hearing 220902: ADU permitting and SB 9 duplex/quadplex applications continued to call of chair

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for the specified meeting date.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee voted to recommend three ordinances: establishing the 706 Mission Fund for funds from the 706 Mission Street sale, requiring Board approval of a police equipment policy, and updating discrimination definitions in contracting ordinances. All three were recommended unanimously and will proceed to the full Board of Supervisors.

• Ordinance to create 706 Mission Fund for 706 Mission Street sale proceeds, with SoMa Community Stabilization Fund advisory input
• Ordinance requiring Board approval of police equipment funding, acquisition, and use policy
• Ordinance updating definitions of gender identity, sex, sexual orientation, gender expression, age, and disability in contracting and Human Rights Commission codes
• All three ordinances recommended with 3-0 votes

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for the specified meeting date.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee met and voted unanimously to recommend approval of two liquor license requests and the Mental Health Services Act Annual Update for FY2022-2023. All three items were heard and recommended as committee reports.

• Type-42 beer and wine license for Chez Brando at 775 Filbert Street (District 3) recommended
• Type-48 general premises license transfer to PianoFight at 144-46 Taylor Street (District 5) recommended
• Resolution authorizing Mental Health Services Act Annual Update FY2022-2023 recommended

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for the meeting on 2022-11-10.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee recommended an ordinance to suspend San Francisco's Cannabis Business Tax through December 31, 2025, with Supervisor Chan dissenting. It also recommended a lease and property management agreement for supportive housing at 1321 Mission Street, with city costs not to exceed $19,500,000, and several contract modifications and grant acceptances. All items were recommended to the full Board of Supervisors.

• Suspension of Cannabis Business Tax through Dec 31, 2025 (File 221070)
• Lease and property management agreement for 1321 Mission Street supportive housing, not to exceed $19,500,000 (File 221084)
• Contract modification with MSC Industrial Supply Co. increased by $900,000 to $15,177,623 (File 221055)
• Contract amendment with W.W. Grainger, Inc. increased by $8,800,000 to $20,900,000 (File 221056)
• Grant of $1,500,000 from HUD for Herz Playground Recreation Center Project (File 221079)

The provided document contains no minutes or records of decisions for the meeting on 2022-11-09. The source is a search result page stating that no records were found.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on November 8, 2022, and took final action on several items, including extending a small business fee waiver program, approving multiple lawsuit settlements, and authorizing $90 million in bonds for the Transbay Transit Center. The board also discussed housing and services for the unhoused with Mayor London Breed, but no action was taken on that topic.

• Extended small business fee waiver program through June 30, 2023, raising eligibility to $5M gross receipts (Ordinance 231-22)
• Authorized $90M in special tax bonds for Transbay Transit Center (Resolution 469-22)
• Approved $33.77M contract with Intercare Holdings for workers' comp administration (Resolution 471-22)
• Approved $20.49M grant amendment for Mid-Market/Tenderloin safety program (Resolution 468-22)
• Approved 11 lawsuit settlements totaling over $1M, including $186,642 for a collision injury

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for this meeting date.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee heard and recommended a resolution to establish a Pacific Islander Cultural District in the Visitacion Valley and Sunnydale neighborhoods. The resolution, sponsored by Supervisor Walton and others, aims to commemorate historical sites, preserve existing spaces, and plan for thriving communities. The committee voted 3-0 to recommend the resolution, which now moves to the full Board of Supervisors.

• Resolution to establish Pacific Islander Cultural District in Visitacion Valley and Sunnydale
• Referred to Historic Preservation Committee and Youth Commission for comment
• Public comment heard from multiple speakers in support
• Committee recommended the resolution with a 3-0 vote

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, minutes, or records for the meeting on 2022-11-07. The record indicates that no records were found.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee met on November 7, 2022, and voted to recommend several mayoral appointments and appointments to city commissions. The committee also continued discussion on an ordinance requiring Board approval for police equipment use, and amended and continued a measure updating Form 700 filing requirements.

• Recommended Alex Ludlum for reappointment to the Successor Agency Commission (term ending Nov 3, 2026)
• Recommended Michael Lambert for appointment to the Children and Families First Commission (term ending Oct 8, 2026)
• Recommended Cesnae Crawford for appointment to the Children and Families First Commission (seat 7, term ending Oct 8, 2026)
• Recommended Cindy Lopez-Chastain and Monique Guidry for appointments to the Early Childhood Community Oversight and Advisory Committee
• Continued ordinance 220641 on police equipment policy to Nov 14, 2022

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for this meeting date.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee heard a hearing on the Ethics Department's audit processes and continued it to a later date. The committee recommended a resolution urging no gap in services after the Tenderloin Center closure, with a split vote. It also amended and continued a settlement ordinance involving a $2.5 million payment to benefit the Swords to Plowshares Veterans Academy, and met in closed session on litigation.

• Settlement ordinance amended to $2.5M for Swords to Plowshares Veterans Academy at 1030 Girard Road, continued to Nov 17
• Resolution urging continued services after Tenderloin Center closure recommended (2-1 vote)
• Hearing on Ethics Department audit processes continued to call of the chair
• Closed session held on existing litigation; deliberations not disclosed

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for the meeting on 2022-11-03.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee recommended several funding measures, including $90 million in special tax bonds for the Transbay Transit Center and a $20.49 million grant for the Mid-Market/Tenderloin Community-Based Safety Program. It also recommended contracts for workers' compensation claims management and parking garage management, and continued a $6.24 million emergency consulting contract to a later meeting.

• Authorized up to $90,000,000 in special tax bonds for Transbay Transit Center (File 221019) and appropriated $90,000,000 in bond proceeds (File 221020).
• Approved $20,490,000 grant amendment for Mid-Market/Tenderloin Community-Based Safety Program, removing a one-year option to extend (File 221058).
• Recommended $29,357,361 contract with Intercare Holdings for workers' comp claims management (File 221060).
• Recommended $33,771,962 contract with Intercare Holdings for Muni workers' comp services (File 221059).
• Approved $180,000,000 parking garage management agreement with LAZ Parking (File 221073).

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for the meeting on 2022-11-02.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on November 1, 2022, and took final action on several consent items, including adopting the 2022 California building codes and approving multiple lawsuit settlements. They also passed on first reading an ordinance to extend and expand the small business fee waiver program, and another to exempt low-value properties from taxation.

• Adopted 2022 Building, Existing Building, Green, Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Codes, effective January 1, 2023
• Passed ordinance extending small business fee waiver program through June 30, 2023, raising eligibility to $5M gross receipts
• Approved settlements totaling over $1.1M for lawsuits against the city, including $186,642.33 to Theodore Belizaire
• Passed ordinance exempting real property valued at $500 or less and possessory interests at $4,000 or less from property tax
• Approved lease extension for 1390 Market Street with initial year rent not to exceed $4,959,042

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for this meeting date.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee heard and recommended an ordinance to accept public infrastructure and real property associated with the 5M Project, a mixed-use development between Mission, Fifth, and Howard Streets. The ordinance would dedicate the Phase 1 and Phase 2 infrastructure to public use, establish official right-of-way and sidewalk widths, and accept the infrastructure for City maintenance. The committee voted 3-0 to recommend the ordinance.

• Ordinance accepting Phase 1 and Phase 2 public infrastructure for the 5M Project
• Dedicating public infrastructure to public use and for street/roadway purposes
• Establishing official public right-of-way widths and sidewalk widths
• Amending Ordinance No. 1061 to set official sidewalk widths
• Adopting CEQA findings and General Plan consistency findings

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, minutes, or records for the meeting on 2022-10-31. The source is a search result page stating that no records were found.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee voted to recommend an ordinance approving surveillance technology policies for the Recreation and Park Department, Department of Elections, and the Airport, after amending it. It also continued several items, including a police equipment funding policy, a motion on Midtown Park Apartments resident control, and a mayoral appointment to the MTA Board.

• Ordinance approving Body-Worn Cameras (Rec & Park), Security Cameras (Elections), Third-Party Security Cameras (Airport) — recommended as amended
• Ordinance requiring Board approval for police equipment funding/use — continued to Nov 7, 2022
• Motion to initiate RFP for Midtown Park Apartments resident ownership/control working group — continued to call of chair
• Mayoral appointment of Gloria Li to MTA Board — continued to call of chair
• Reappointment of Supervisor Mandelman to California State Association of Counties — recommended

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for this meeting date.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee held hearings on two topics: an update on the FY2020-2021 Proposition T (Treatment on Demand) report, and a discussion of SFUSD and city responses to student reports of sexual assault and harassment. The first hearing was heard and filed; the second was continued to the call of the chair. No votes were taken on legislation.

• Hearing on FY2020-2021 Proposition T (Treatment on Demand) report — heard and filed
• Hearing on SFUSD responses to student sexual assault/harassment reports — continued to call of chair
• Speakers included SFUSD, Department of Public Health, Adult Probation, Sheriff's Department, and Treatment on Demand Coalition

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, minutes, or records for the meeting on 2022-10-27. The record indicates that no records were found.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee voted to recommend several items, including extending a small business fee waiver program, approving a lease for the City Attorney's office, and approving a large contract for SFO shuttle services. The committee also recommended a resolution for substance use disorder services and discussed employee wages at the Felton Institute, which was continued. All votes were unanimous.

• Ordinance to extend small business fee waiver through June 30, 2023, and raise eligibility to $5M gross receipts
• Lease extension for 75,137 sq ft at 1390 Market Street for City Attorney, initial annual rent $4,959,042
• Professional services agreement with SFO Hotel Shuttle, Inc. for airport shuttle bus services, not to exceed $72,612,418
• Retroactive agreement with California Department of Health Care Services for substance use disorder services, not to exceed $248,687,500 (amended to five-year term)
• Ordinance to exempt real property valued at $500 or less and possessory interests at $4,000 or less from property tax

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for the meeting on 2022-10-26.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on October 25, 2022, and voted on a range of items, including a density exception for residential districts, several grant acceptances, and a major contract amendment for vehicle towing. The board also passed ordinances on tax-defaulted property outreach, cannabis permit extensions, and surveillance technology policies.

• Approved density exception allowing up to 4 dwelling units per lot (6 on corner lots) in RH districts (Ordinance 210-22)
• Approved $121.4M contract amendment with TEGSCO for vehicle towing, storage, and disposal
• Accepted $26.7M No Place Like Home grant for housing
• Accepted $1.9M grant for Twin Peaks Promenade and Trails Improvement
• Approved surveillance technology policies for multiple city departments

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for the specified meeting date.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee met on October 24, 2022, and voted unanimously to recommend a resolution authorizing the Department of Public Health to enter into hazardous waste remedial action agreements. The committee also heard a report on the Large Refuse Generator program and waste audits, but continued that hearing to a future date without taking action.

• Resolution 220990 authorizing hazardous waste remedial action agreements (recommended, 3-0)
• Hearing 220980 on Large Refuse Generator program and waste audits (continued to call of chair)
• Public comment heard on waste audit concerns from Zabble, Norcal Green Works, and others

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for the specified meeting date.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee met on October 24, 2022, and considered appointments to the Reentry Council and three Assessment Appeals Boards. The committee recommended four members to the Reentry Council and several members to the Assessment Appeals Boards, with some residency requirements waived. All motions were approved unanimously by the three members present.

• Appointed Jusef Nathan, Joanna Hernandez (residency waived), Linda Hurshman, and Jabari Jackson to the Reentry Council, terms ending June 1, 2024.
• Appointed Adena Gilbert (residency waived), Jeffrey Morris, and Kristine Nelson to Assessment Appeals Board No. 1.
• Appointed Mervin Conlan and Yosef Tahbazof (residency waived) to Assessment Appeals Board No. 2.
• Considered appointments to Assessment Appeals Board No. 3, including Shawn Ridgell and James Reynolds.

The provided document contains no substantive decisions, as no records were found for this meeting date.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee held a special meeting to hear an updated report on residential vacancies in San Francisco, based on new American Community Survey data. The committee heard public comment and continued the hearing to a future date.

• Hearing on residential vacancies in San Francisco (File 221036)
• Report from Budget and Legislative Analyst on ACS data
• Public comment from multiple speakers
• Motion to continue hearing to call of the chair, passed 3-0

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee reviewed and recommended several items, including a Civil Grand Jury report on homelessness, a resolution on the report, and a retroactive MOU for federal security grants. It also recommended multiple lawsuit and claim settlements, with the largest being a $2,000,000 settlement involving the Drisco Hotel to support veterans housing. One settlement was continued to the next meeting.

• Recommended $2,000,000 settlement with Phi Associates to repay construction loan for veterans housing at 1030 Girard Road, releasing 16 hotel rooms from regulation
• Recommended settlements totaling over $2.1 million, including $1,173,047.78 to Allianz, $186,642.33 to Theodore Belizaire, and $163,479.04 to Williams-Sonoma
• Heard and filed Civil Grand Jury report on Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing; recommended amended resolution responding to findings
• Recommended retroactive MOU with Bay Area cities and counties for Urban Areas Security Initiative grant funds, continuing San Francisco as primary grantee through 2025
• Continued settlement with Phi Associates to November 3, 2022 meeting

The minutes for the San Francisco Government Audit and Oversight Committee meeting on October 20, 2022, contain no record of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. The document is procedural only, showing no agenda items, votes, or actions taken.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee heard and voted on several items, including extending a small business fee waiver program, approving lease amendments for city properties, and accepting grant funds. The committee recommended or continued these items, with some actions deferred to the next meeting.

• Extended small business fee waiver program through June 30, 2023, raising eligibility to $5M gross receipts and expanding to all commercial businesses (File 220970)
• Approved lease amendment for Volunteers in Medicine at 35 Onondaga Avenue, reimbursing up to $2,120,594 for tenant improvements (File 220975)
• Continued lease amendment for City Attorney office at 1390 Market Street, with initial annual rent of $4,959,042 and $1.6M city contribution for improvements (File 220931)
• Recommended resolution for property sale and settlement with Cole Trust near Islais Creek (File 220927)
• Recommended acceptance of $2,384,797 grant from California Energy Commission for electric vehicle readiness (File 220268)

The minutes for the San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee meeting of October 19, 2022 contain no record of any decisions, votes, or substantive actions. The document consists only of website navigation elements and a search interface showing '0 records' and 'No records were found.' No agenda items, motions, approvals, denials, or discussions are documented.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on October 18, 2022, and unanimously approved a consent agenda and several regular agenda items. Key actions included settling four lawsuits, passing ordinances on tax-defaulted property outreach and homelessness tax refunds, and authorizing contracts and leases, including a major child care facilities grant.

• Approved $85,625,200 grant to Low Income Investment Fund for child care facilities and technical assistance
• Approved $30,626,500 contract amendment with Verizon Wireless for telecom services
• Approved $8,492,339 contract with Toyon Associates for health revenue optimization
• Approved $750,000 settlement for Linda Howdyshell injury claim
• Approved lease extension at 1740 Folsom Street for $1,030,400 annual rent

The minutes for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on October 18, 2022, contain no record of any decisions, proposals, discussions, or votes. The document shows only a search interface and a message stating 'No records were found.' No actions were taken or reported in the provided text.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee voted to recommend six ordinances that repeal San Francisco's 2019 building codes and enact 2022 versions of the Building, Existing Building, Green Building, Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing Codes, all effective January 1, 2023. The committee also held three hearings: one on open space needs in Lower Nob Hill/Upper Tenderloin/Polk Gulch, one on nitrogen and phosphorus loading in San Francisco Bay, and one on SFMTA's plan to keep bus stops clear for pedestrians. The SFMTA hearing was continued to the call of the chair.

• Recommended ordinance to repeal 2019 Building Code and enact 2022 Building Code (File 220940)
• Recommended ordinance to repeal 2019 Existing Building Code and enact 2022 Existing Building Code (File 220941)
• Recommended ordinance to repeal 2019 Green Building Code and enact 2022 Green Building Code (File 220942)
• Recommended ordinance to repeal 2019 Mechanical Code and enact 2022 Mechanical Code (File 220943)
• Heard and filed hearing on Lower Nob Hill/Upper Tenderloin open space acquisition (File 220867)

The minutes for the San Francisco Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on October 17, 2022 contain no substantive decisions, proposals, or discussions. The record shows only procedural elements such as search filters and a disclaimer, with no agenda items, votes, or actions taken.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee heard several appointments and continued key items, including a motion to explore resident ownership at Midtown Park Apartments, an ordinance on surveillance technology policies, and an ordinance on police equipment. It recommended appointments to the In-Home Supportive Services Public Authority, Child Care Planning and Advisory Council, and Entertainment Commission, and continued the Reentry Council appointments.

• Continued motion to initiate RFP for Midtown Park Apartments resident ownership/control working group to Oct 31
• Recommended Edda Mai Johnson to In-Home Supportive Services Public Authority (term to Mar 1, 2023)
• Recommended Sherrice Dorsey-Smith to Child Care Planning and Advisory Council (term to Mar 19, 2025)
• Recommended Stephen Jon Torres to Entertainment Commission (term to Jul 1, 2026)
• Continued ordinance approving surveillance technology policies for multiple departments to Oct 24

The minutes for the San Francisco Rules Committee meeting on October 17, 2022, contain no record of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. The document is entirely procedural, showing only navigation elements and a search interface with no meeting data found.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee heard and recommended approval of three liquor license transfers (Murphy's Pub, Expensify Lounge, Save Mart) and continued a hearing on traffic enforcement and street safety to a future meeting. A special hearing on SFUSD's response to student sexual assault reports was continued to October 27, 2022.

• Liquor license transfer to Murphy's Pub at 217 Kearny Street (Type-48) recommended approval
• Double transfer of Type-57 license to Expensify Lounge at 88 Kearny Street, 16th Floor recommended approval
• Transfer of Type-20 off-sale beer and wine license to Save Mart at 3801 3rd Street recommended approval with anti-loitering condition
• Hearing on traffic enforcement and street safety continued to call of the chair
• Hearing on SFUSD sexual assault response continued to October 27, 2022

The minutes for the San Francisco Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee meeting of October 13, 2022, contain no substantive decisions, proposals, or discussions. The page displays a message stating 'No records were found' and includes only navigation elements and a disclaimer. No actions were taken or recorded.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee held a special meeting to hear testimony on the Mayor's policy of requesting or requiring appointees to sign undated resignation letters. The hearing was continued to the call of the chair, meaning no final action was taken. The committee also handled procedural matters including excusing a member and receiving public comment.

• Hearing on Mayor's policy/practice regarding undated resignation letters from appointees/nominees
• Request for Mayor's Office to report on the policy
• Testimony from Mayor's Office, City Attorney's Office, and Police Commission
• Hearing continued to call of the chair
• Supervisor Mandelman excused from attendance

The minutes for the San Francisco Government Audit and Oversight Committee meeting on October 11, 2022 contain no records of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. The document shows only a search interface with no meeting data found.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee met and voted on several items. It recommended non-renewal of a Mills Act historical property contract for 621 Waller Street, recommended naming a supportive housing development at 1321 Mission Street for Margot Antonetty, and recommended extending cannabis business permit sunsets to 2024. The committee also continued a hearing on the city's rent relief program and heard and filed a response to a Civil Grand Jury report on Hunters Point Naval Shipyard.

• Non-renewal of Mills Act contract for 621 Waller Street (Assessor's Parcel 0864/023)
• Ordinance to name supportive housing at 1321 Mission Street for Margot Antonetty
• Ordinance extending medical cannabis dispensary sunset to Dec 31, 2024 and temporary permit extensions
• Hearing on rent relief program continued to call of the chair
• Resolution responding to Civil Grand Jury report on Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, amended and recommended

The minutes for the San Francisco Government Audit and Oversight Committee meeting on October 6, 2022 contain no records of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. The document shows only a search interface with no meeting data found.

Budget and Finance Committee

The San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee voted to recommend several items, including a retroactive grant agreement with the Low Income Investment Fund for child care facilities and technical assistance, reduced from $91.5M to $85.6M. It also recommended grants for asylum seeker health surveillance and HIV/AIDS programs, and an ordinance on tax-defaulted property outreach. A resolution on the Sheriff's home detention program was continued to a later date.

• Grant to Low Income Investment Fund for child care, not to exceed $85,625,200
• $226,000 CDC grant for asylum seeker health surveillance
• $4,667,400 HRSA grant for HIV/AIDS programs
• Ordinance on outreach for tax-defaulted properties
• Home detention program resolution continued to call of chair

The minutes for the San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee meeting on October 5, 2022, contain no records of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. The document shows only a search interface with no meeting data found.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee met on October 3, 2022, and voted on several items. It recommended a resolution urging SFMTA to enforce scooter safety rules and modify permits, and recommended a landmark tree designation. It also recommended 'do not pass' on a General Plan amendment for Transbay Block 4, continued two Transbay Block 4 items, and continued a housing density ordinance.

• Resolution urging SFMTA to enforce scooter safety violations and require anti-sidewalk riding technology (File 220957)
• Ordinance to allow up to 4-6 dwelling units per lot in RH districts (File 210866) - continued
• Transbay Block 4 land sale and air rights lease for $6,000,000 (File 220858) - continued
• General Plan amendment for Transbay Block 4 (File 220914) - recommended 'do not pass'
• Landmark tree designation for coast redwood at 313 Scott Street (File 220710) - recommended

The minutes for the San Francisco Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on October 3, 2022, contain no substantive decisions, proposals, or discussions. The record shows only procedural elements such as search filters and a disclaimer, with no agenda items, votes, or actions recorded.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee heard and voted on three items: two mayoral appointments and a major ordinance approving surveillance technology policies for multiple city departments. The surveillance ordinance was split into two files, with one recommended as amended and the other continued to October 17, 2022. Both appointments were recommended as amended.

• Recommended Kate Stacy for Public Utilities Commission, term ending August 1, 2026
• Recommended Jessica Campos for Child Care Planning and Advisory Council, term ending March 19, 2024
• Approved surveillance tech policies for ALPRs, biometrics, body-worn cameras, and more (File 220843)
• Continued File 221043 (surveillance policies for Recreation & Park, Elections, Airport) to Oct 17
• All votes were 3-0 (Peskin, Mandelman, Chan)

The minutes for the San Francisco Rules Committee meeting on October 3, 2022, contain no substantive decisions. The record shows only procedural elements, such as navigation menus and a search interface, with no agenda items, votes, or actions taken. The meeting page indicates 'No records were found,' suggesting the minutes are empty or unavailable.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee held a special meeting on September 29, 2022, continuing its review of a Civil Grand Jury report on the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard and hearing a report on the city's overdose prevention plan. The committee voted to continue the shipyard hearing and related resolution to October 6, 2022, and heard and filed the overdose prevention hearing. It also discussed a resolution urging SFMTA to remove third-party dispatch from the Taxi Upfront Fare Pilot, amending it and continuing it to the call of the chair.

• Continued hearing on Civil Grand Jury report 'Buried Problems and a Buried Process' about Hunters Point Naval Shipyard to October 6, 2022
• Continued resolution responding to the same Civil Grand Jury report to October 6, 2022
• Heard and filed hearing on the City's plan for comprehensive overdose prevention
• Amended and continued resolution urging SFMTA to remove third-party dispatch from Taxi Upfront Fare Pilot
• Supervisor Mandelman excused; President Walton substituted for the meeting

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee meeting on September 29, 2022, recorded no substantive decisions. The minutes show only procedural elements with no records of actions, votes, or discussions.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed and recommended several fiscal measures, including a lease extension for the Sheriff's Department, a contract for public health revenue services, and grants for summer programs and AIDS research. All items were recommended or continued, with no final approvals by the full Board.

• Lease extension at 1740 Folsom Street for Sheriff's Department, $1,030,400 annual base rent, 5 years
• Contract with Toyon Associates for public health revenue services, not to exceed $8,492,339
• Grant increase for UCSF Gladstone AIDS research, total $233,512
• Verizon wireless services contract amendment, total not to exceed $30,626,500
• Child care facilities grant with Low Income Investment Fund, up to $91,466,252 (continued)

The minutes for the San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee meeting on September 28, 2022, contain no records of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. The page shows only navigation elements and a 'No records were found' message, indicating the meeting was either cancelled or the minutes are unavailable.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on September 27, 2022, and took final action on several ordinances and resolutions. Key decisions included banning gas-powered landscaping equipment, approving a $208.5 million contract for biosolids digester facilities, and settling multiple lawsuits. The board also passed ordinances on surveillance technology, behested payments, and a legacy business fee repeal.

• Approved $208.5M contract amendment with Brown and Caldwell for Southeast Plant Biosolids Digester Facilities
• Banned gas-powered landscaping equipment citywide starting January 1, 2026
• Approved lawsuit settlements totaling $980,000 (Khalid Barrow $42,500, Eric Taylor $37,500, Linda Howdyshell $750,000, Theresa Moorehouse $150,000)
• Created Tenderloin Neon Special Sign District
• Approved surveillance technology policy for police use of non-city cameras (7-4 vote)

The minutes for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on September 27, 2022 contain no substantive decisions, proposals, or discussions. The record shows only procedural elements such as navigation menus and a search interface with no records found.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee held hearings and voted to recommend resolutions determining that three liquor license transfers serve public convenience or necessity. The transfers are for True Sake at 556 Hayes Street, 7-Eleven at 221 Sansome Street, and Chief S.F. at 735 Montgomery Street. All recommendations were approved and will be sent to the full Board of Supervisors.

• Liquor license transfer to True Sake, LLC at 556 Hayes Street (Type-20 off-sale beer/wine plus Type-86 instructional tasting)
• Liquor license transfer to 7-Eleven at 221 Sansome Street (Type-20 off-sale beer/wine)
• Double transfer of Type-57 on-sale general license to Chief S.F. at 735 Montgomery Street
• Police Department recommended approval with a condition for True Sake and 7-Eleven
• Planning Department recommended approval for all three transfers

The meeting minutes for the San Francisco Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee on September 22, 2022, contain no records of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. The document shows only a search interface with no substantive content, indicating the meeting was either cancelled or the minutes are unavailable.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee reviewed and recommended several fiscal items, including setting the FY2022-2023 property tax rate and residential pass-through rate, supporting affordable housing grant applications, and approving multiple contracts and amendments. All items were heard in committee and voted on unanimously. The meeting was a regular session with no agenda changes.

• Resolution 220959: Property tax rate of $1.17973782 per $100 valuation and residential pass-through rate of $0.0713 per $100 for FY2022-2023
• Resolution 220884: Support for Infill Infrastructure Grant applications for affordable housing at 2550 Irving Street, 730 Stanyan Street, and 2530-18th Street
• Resolution 220919: Contract with Toyon Associates for regulatory and revenue services, increased to $8,492,339, continued to September 28
• Resolution 220921: Emergency contract with Tryfacta for temporary staffing, reduced to $1,000,000
• Resolution 220923: Amendment with Denali Water Solutions for biosolids hauling, increased to $18,800,000

The minutes for the San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee meeting on September 21, 2022, contain no substantive decisions, proposals, or discussions. The record shows only procedural elements such as navigation menus and a search interface, with no agenda items, votes, or actions documented.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously passed on first reading an ordinance banning gas-powered landscaping equipment, with city use prohibited from July 1, 2024, and all use from January 1, 2026, including a buy-back program and penalties. The board also adopted resolutions for leases, grants, and revenue bonds, including a $7.48 million Homekey grant for supportive housing and a $49 million bond for University High School.

• Ordinance banning gas-powered landscaping equipment (File 220199)
• Lease amendment for New Conservatory Theatre Center, 25 Van Ness Ave, with $50,067.60 rent forgiveness
• Grant of $1,193,594 for tree nursery workforce program at South of Market Tree Nursery
• Grant of $1,384,000 for India Basin 900 Innes Remediation Project
• Homekey grant up to $7,480,080 for supportive housing at 3055-3061 16th Street

The minutes for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on September 20, 2022, contain no records of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. The document shows only a search interface with no meeting data found.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee voted to recommend several ordinances, including a major housing density proposal that would allow up to four dwelling units per lot in residential districts, and up to six on corner lots. The committee also recommended creating a Tenderloin neon sign district, eliminating the Industrial Protection Zone, and designating a landmark tree. All items were recommended unanimously.

• Density exception to allow up to 4 units per lot (6 on corner lots) in all RH districts, with rent control applicability
• Creation of Tenderloin Neon Special Sign District with zoning controls for neon signs
• Elimination of Industrial Protection Zone Special Use District; allows social services and self-storage in PDR-2 districts
• Landmark tree designation for cork oak at 20th Street and Noe Street
• Authorizing flexible parking pricing at Golden Gate Park Concourse Garage and Kezar Parking Lot

The minutes for the September 19, 2022 Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting contain no substantive decisions, proposals, or discussions. The record shows only a search interface with no meeting records found.

Rules Committee

The San Francisco Rules Committee met on September 19, 2022, and recommended an amended ordinance modifying rules on behested payment solicitations, which now heads to the full Board of Supervisors. The committee also recommended appointments to the Inclusionary Housing Technical Advisory Committee, the Planning Commission, and the Public Utilities Commission. All votes were unanimous (3-0).

• Ordinance amending Campaign and Governmental Conduct Code on behested payments, with exceptions for certain City programs, contracts, payments under $1,000, and expanded lobbyist restrictions (requires 8 votes for passage)
• Appointed Peter Cohen, Fernando Marti, Whitney Jones, and Shannon Way to the Inclusionary Housing Technical Advisory Committee (residency waived for Cohen and Way)
• Approved Derek Braun's appointment to the Planning Commission for term ending June 30, 2026
• Approved Rachael Tanner's reappointment to the Planning Commission for term ending June 30, 2026
• Approved Sophie Maxwell's reappointment, Newsha Ajami's appointment, and Tony Rivera's appointment to the Public Utilities Commission

The minutes for the San Francisco Rules Committee meeting on September 19, 2022, contain no record of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. The document is entirely procedural, showing only navigation elements and a search interface with no meeting data found.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee heard and acted on several Civil Grand Jury reports, including one on capital construction and one on Hunters Point Naval Shipyard, continuing those hearings. It also heard and filed a report on safe and accessible parks and approved related resolutions with amendments. The committee additionally recommended approval of several tolling agreements and a lawsuit settlement, and convened in closed session for litigation discussions.

• Continued hearing on Civil Grand Jury report 'Shovel Ready' on capital construction
• Continued hearing on Civil Grand Jury report on Hunters Point Naval Shipyard
• Heard and filed report 'Safe and Accessible Parks for All'; approved amended resolution
• Approved tolling agreements for Hotel Adagio, Hyatt Centric, Le Meridien real property transfer tax disputes
• Recommended settlement of Khalid Barrow lawsuit for $42,500

The minutes for the San Francisco Government Audit and Oversight Committee meeting on September 15, 2022, contain no record of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. The document consists only of website navigation elements and a disclaimer, with no substantive content. No actions were taken or items considered.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee recommended several items, including an ordinance banning gas-powered landscaping equipment citywide by 2026, a $7.48 million grant for supportive housing, and lease extensions for housing and sheriff's facilities. All items were approved unanimously and will go to the full Board of Supervisors.

• Ordinance banning gas-powered landscaping equipment: city use by July 2024, citywide by 2026, with waivers and buy-back program
• Resolution accepting $7,480,080 Homekey grant for permanent supportive housing at 3055-3061 16th Street
• Lease amendment for San Francisco Wholesale Produce Market near Jerrold Avenue and Toland Street
• Lease extension for 55 units of permanent supportive housing at 124 Turk Street, annual base rent $563,653.94
• Lease extension for 18,862 sq ft at 1740 Folsom Street for Sheriff's Department, annual base rent $1,030,400

The minutes for the San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee meeting on September 14, 2022, contain no records of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. The document shows only a search interface with no meeting data found, indicating the meeting was either cancelled or the minutes are unavailable.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on September 13, 2022, and took action on several items. They approved two large retroactive grant agreements for early care and education services, totaling over $508 million, and accepted federal funds for wastewater bill relief. The board also approved multiple lawsuit settlements and a landmark designation.

• Approved $364,091,448 grant to Children’s Council of San Francisco for early care and education
• Approved $144,496,672 grant to Wu Yee Children’s Services for early care and education
• Accepted $9,302,044 from American Rescue Plan Act for wastewater arrears assistance
• Approved six lawsuit settlements totaling $767,500, including $280,000 to Rebecca Michaels
• Designated 200 Rhode Island Street (Takahashi Trading Company) as a landmark

The minutes for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on September 13, 2022 contain no substantive decisions, proposals, or discussions. The record shows only procedural elements such as navigation menus and a disclaimer about meeting notice requirements. No actions were taken, no votes were recorded, and no items were approved, denied, or tabled.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee heard and voted on four items. It recommended approval of a landmark designation for the City Cemetery in Lincoln Park and a resolution extending interim zoning controls for large residential projects. It also amended and continued a proposal to create a Tenderloin Neon Special Sign District, and continued a proposal to eliminate the Industrial Protection Zone Special Use District.

• Ordinance to designate City Cemetery (Assessor's Parcel Block 1313, Lot 029) in Lincoln Park as a landmark — recommended as amended.
• Ordinance to create Tenderloin Neon Special Sign District within North of Market Residential Special Use District — amended and continued to Sept 19.
• Ordinance to eliminate Industrial Protection Zone Special Use District and allow social service uses over 5,000 sq ft in PDR-2 districts — continued to Sept 19.
• Resolution extending interim zoning controls for large residential projects in RC, RM, and RTO districts — recommended.

The minutes for the San Francisco Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on September 12, 2022 contain no record of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. The document shows only a search interface with no records found, indicating the meeting may have been cancelled or the minutes are unavailable.

Rules Committee

The San Francisco Rules Committee met on September 12, 2022, and voted on several appointments and ordinances. It recommended appointments to the Treasury Oversight Committee and the Children, Youth and Their Families Oversight and Advisory Committee, and advanced amendments to ordinances on the County Veterans Service Officer, workforce development, and the Legacy Business Registry fee. The committee also recommended an amended ordinance on police use of non-City entity surveillance cameras, with a fifteen-month sunset, and continued a behested payments ordinance to the next meeting.

• Recommended David Martin to Treasury Oversight Committee, term ending June 17, 2026, with residency requirement waived
• Recommended Andrea Torrey to Children, Youth and Their Families Oversight and Advisory Committee, term ending July 1, 2024
• Amended and recommended ordinance moving County Veterans Service Officer under Department of Disability and Aging Services
• Amended and recommended ordinance re-establishing Committee on City Workforce Alignment, with reporting changes
• Recommended ordinance repealing Legacy Business Registry administrative fee

The minutes for the San Francisco Rules Committee meeting on September 12, 2022, contain no records of any decisions, proposals, or discussions. The document is entirely procedural, showing only navigation elements and a search interface with no substantive content.

Budget and Finance Committee

The minutes for the San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee meeting on September 7, 2022, contain no substantive decisions. The document is largely procedural, with no records of actions, votes, or discussions found.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on September 6, 2022, and took final action on a consent agenda and several regular agenda items. Key decisions included approving a major contract amendment for long-term mental health services, settling multiple lawsuits, and passing ordinances related to electric vehicle charging, conditional use appeals, and landmark designations.

• Approved Amendment No. 1 to Crestwood Behavioral Health contract for long-term mental health services, increasing by $146,936,994 to not exceed $224,216,994, extending term to June 30, 2028.
• Passed ordinance to allow conversion of automotive service stations to electric vehicle charging locations without conditional use authorization.
• Designated Mother's Building at San Francisco Zoo (1 Zoo Road) and 200 Rhode Island Street (Takahashi Trading Company) as landmarks.
• Authorized settlements: Rebecca Michaels ($280,000), Morton Weisberg ($50,000), Elsa Acevedo Lubguban ($175,000), Koreda Tan ($180,000), Breonna Richard ($47,500), Kevin Lee ($35,000).
• Established Department of Early Childhood as successor to Office of Early Care and Education and First Five San Francisco.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met in special session and approved two motions: one ratifying the Health Officer's August 1, 2022 declaration of a local health emergency due to the monkeypox virus outbreak, and another making findings to allow teleconferenced meetings during a declared emergency. Both motions passed unanimously with 10 ayes and one excused absence (Supervisor Ronen).

• Ratified monkeypox health emergency declaration (File No. 220908)
• Approved findings to allow teleconferenced meetings (File No. 220872)
• Excused Supervisor Ronen from attendance

The minutes for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on August 8, 2022 contain no substantive decisions. The record shows only procedural or placeholder content, with no agenda items, votes, or actions documented.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee heard two items: a hearing on conditions at the Psychiatric Emergency Services unit at San Francisco General Hospital, and a resolution urging city departments to amend the Vision Zero Traffic Fatality Protocol to require a public town hall within two weeks of a traffic fatality. Both items were continued to the call of the chair, meaning no final action was taken. The meeting was largely procedural, with two members excused and a temporary member appointed.

• Hearing on conditions at Psychiatric Emergency Services unit at SF General Hospital (File 220436)
• Resolution urging DPH, SFMTA, and Police to amend Vision Zero Traffic Fatality Protocol (File 220739)
• Both items continued to call of the chair
• Supervisor Rafael Mandelman appointed in place of Vice Chair Stefani
• Supervisor Dean Preston appointed in place of Member Melgar for File 220739

The minutes for the San Francisco Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee meeting on July 28, 2022 contain no substantive decisions. The record shows no meeting details, agenda, or actions, and the system reports 'No records were found.' The meeting appears to have been cancelled or not held.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee voted unanimously to recommend several funding measures, including a $12 million release for SFPUC transmission line upgrades and a $224 million contract amendment for long-term mental health services. It also approved grants for STD programs, vocational rehabilitation, and housing support for young adults, plus designated community outreach periodicals for FY2022-2023.

• Approved $12,000,000 release for SFPUC Transmission Lines 7/8 Upgrades project
• Recommended contract amendment with Crestwood Behavioral Health, increasing by $146,936,994 to $224,216,994 for long-term mental health services
• Approved retroactive grant of $978,948 for STD Program Management and Collaboration
• Approved retroactive grant of $791,433 for State Vocational Rehabilitation Services Program
• Approved allocations up to $183,775 for Housing Navigator Program and $573,950 for Transitional Housing Program

The minutes for the San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee meeting on July 27, 2022, contain no substantive decisions. The record shows only procedural elements, such as navigation menus and a search interface, with no agenda items, votes, or actions documented. The system reports 'No records were found' for the meeting.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met and took final action on a consent agenda of ordinances, including a $112 million appropriation for affordable housing and a $10 million opioid lawsuit settlement. The Board also failed to overturn the Mayor's veto of a density exception ordinance that would have allowed more units in residential districts.

• Appropriated $112,000,000 for land acquisition, public housing repairs, educator housing, and SRO elevators
• Failed to overturn mayoral veto of density exception ordinance (RH-1 to RH-2 rezoning)
• Authorized $10,000,000 settlement with Endo Health Solutions over opioid lawsuit
• Extended hotel shelter agreements for homeless through August 31, 2023
• Created Housing Innovation Program for ADU loans and tenant assistance

The minutes for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on July 26, 2022 contain no substantive decisions. The document is procedural only, showing no records found for the meeting date, with no agenda, minutes, or actions listed.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee heard and voted on several items, including landmark designations for the Mother's Building at the San Francisco Zoo and 200 Rhode Island Street, a street vacation over Natoma Street, and a change to conditional use appeal rules. The committee also held a hearing on the LGBTQ+ Cultural Heritage Strategy. All items were recommended or filed, with the Natoma Street vacation continued as amended.

• Landmark designation for Mother's Building, 1 Zoo Road, recommended as committee report.
• Landmark designation for 200 Rhode Island Street (Takahashi Trading Company) recommended.
• Street vacation of airspace over Natoma Street between First and Second Streets amended and continued.
• Ordinance allowing verified tenant signatures to count toward Conditional Use appeal threshold amended and recommended.
• Commemorative street name 'Polytechnic Way' for 600 block of Frederick Street recommended.

The minutes for the San Francisco Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on July 25, 2022 contain no substantive decisions. The record shows only procedural elements, such as navigation and search options, with no agenda items, votes, or actions listed. The meeting appears to have no recorded outcomes.

Rules Committee

The San Francisco Rules Committee met on July 25, 2022, and voted on several items. It recommended an ordinance to create a new Department of Early Childhood and an oversight committee, and it continued a police surveillance camera policy with amendments. The committee also approved several mayoral appointments and a nomination to the Golden Gate Bridge district.

• Ordinance to establish Department of Early Childhood and Early Childhood Community Oversight and Advisory Committee (File 220808)
• Ordinance approving Police Department use of non-City entity surveillance cameras, amended with a one-year sunset (File 220606)
• Motion approving Lieutenant David Falzon's reappointment to the Entertainment Commission (File 220795)
• Motion approving John Trasvina's appointment to the Board of Appeals (File 220839)
• Motion appointing Supervisor Matt Dorsey to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District (File 220838)

The provided minutes contain no substantive decisions. The document is a procedural page from the San Francisco Board of Supervisors website showing a search interface with no records found for the Rules Committee meeting on 2022-07-25. No actions, votes, or discussions are recorded.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee heard and continued several items, including a Civil Grand Jury report on capital construction and a hearing on the City's monkeypox response. It recommended a resolution approving a Caltrain governance Memorandum of Understanding and recommended seven ordinances authorizing lawsuit settlements totaling over $767,000. All votes were unanimous (3-0).

• Recommended resolution approving Caltrain JPB governance MOU (File 220775)
• Recommended $280,000 settlement for Rebecca Michaels sidewalk injury lawsuit
• Recommended $175,000 settlement for Elsa Acevedo Lubguban dangerous property claim
• Recommended $180,000 settlement for Koreda Tan employment dispute
• Recommended $50,000 settlement for Morton Weisberg vehicle injury claim

The minutes for the San Francisco Government Audit and Oversight Committee meeting on July 21, 2022 contain no substantive decisions. The record shows no meeting details, agenda, or actions, and the system reports 'No records were found.' This appears to be a procedural or cancelled meeting with no decisions made.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee heard and recommended several items, including resolutions supporting guaranteed income, authorizing housing revenue bonds for two projects, approving a land sale to a water district, and accepting a Caltrans grant for a street tree nursery. It also continued a resolution designating outreach periodicals to a later meeting. All votes were unanimous (3-0).

• Recommended resolution establishing city policy in support of guaranteed income
• Approved sale of 10,925 sq ft in Sunnyvale to Santa Clara Valley Water District for $33,000
• Recommended housing revenue bonds: $51,193,200 for 11 Innes Court and $32,500,000 for 98 Franklin Street
• Recommended tax-exempt bonds: $40,000,000 for California College of the Arts and $7,500,000 for Progress Foundation
• Recommended accepting $2,400,000 Caltrans grant for South of Market Street Tree Nursery

The minutes document contains no substantive decisions. The page shows a meeting calendar search result with '0 records' and 'No records were found' for the Budget and Finance Committee on 2022-07-20, indicating the meeting minutes are not available or the meeting did not occur as listed.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on July 19, 2022, and took final action on several items. The most consequential was final passage of an ordinance to continue a 0.5% sales tax for 30 years to fund transportation, which will appear on the November 8, 2022 ballot. The board also passed on first reading the city's two-year budget and salary ordinances, along with several other fee and administrative changes.

• Final passage of 0.5% sales tax for transportation (Ordinance 153-22), to be submitted to voters on Nov 8, 2022
• Budget and Appropriation Ordinance for FYs 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 (File 220669) passed on first reading as amended, with a $5,000 reduction to Sunset Activation and Event Mini-Grants and $5,000 added for La Playa Park landscape watering
• Annual Salary Ordinance for FYs 2022-2023 and 2023-2024 (File 220670) passed on first reading as amended
• Authorized up to $140,000,000 in Certificates of Participation for capital improvement projects (File 220683)
• Approved OCII bond issuance up to $99,680,000 for FY2022-2023 (Resolution 331-22)

The minutes for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on July 19, 2022 contain no substantive decisions. The document is procedural only, showing no records found for the meeting date, with no agenda, minutes, or actions listed.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee met and took action on several items, including recommending an ordinance to ease zoning for electric vehicle charging locations, supporting a 91-unit affordable housing project at 850 Turk Street, and advancing street vacation resolutions for the Parkmerced development. The committee also heard a report on the Buildings Operations component of the 2022 Climate Action Plan and designated a landmark tree.

• Recommended ordinance to allow EV charging locations as automotive uses and ease conversions (File 220036)
• Supported resolution for MidPen Housing's 91-unit affordable housing at 850 Turk Street (File 220761)
• Recommended resolution of intent for street vacations in Parkmerced (File 220734)
• Referred street vacation ordinance to Board of Supervisors for September 20, 2022 (File 220736)
• Heard and filed report on Buildings Operations component of 2022 Climate Action Plan (File 220249)

The minutes for the San Francisco Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on July 18, 2022 contain no substantive decisions. The record shows no meeting data, agenda, or minutes were found, indicating the meeting may have been cancelled or not held.

Rules Committee

The San Francisco Rules Committee met on July 18, 2022, and recommended a charter amendment that would require rent control on new residential units when the city allows additional density or height. The committee also recommended appointments to the Shelter Monitoring Committee and Reentry Council, and continued a charter amendment on pension forfeiture for public corruption to a later date.

• Charter Amendment (Third Draft) to require rent control on new units when density/height limits are increased (File 220636) — recommended as committee report.
• Charter Amendment (Third Draft) to forfeit pension benefits for bribery, embezzlement, extortion, or wire fraud (File 220633) — continued to call of the chair, with election date changed to November 7, 2023.
• Appointment of Jeb (Britt) Creech to the Shelter Monitoring Committee (File 220796) — recommended.
• Appointment of Supervisor Catherine Stefani to the Reentry Council (File 220810) — recommended.
• Advanced written determinations for Small Business Commission members William Ortiz Cartagena and Tiffany Carter regarding OEWD grants (Files 220776, 220777) — recommended; Carter's continued to July 25, 2022.

The minutes for the San Francisco Rules Committee meeting on July 18, 2022, contain no substantive decisions. The record shows only procedural elements, such as navigation menus and a search interface, with no agenda items, votes, or actions documented.

Youth, Young Adult, and Families Committee

The Youth, Young Adult, and Families Committee held a special meeting to hear a report on the Community Needs Assessment 2022 conducted by the Department of Children, Youth and Their Families. The report identifies gaps and needs in services for children, youth, and families and will guide the Services Allocation Plan for the 2024-2029 funding cycle. The committee heard the report and filed it.

• Hearing on Community Needs Assessment 2022 Report (File 220782)
• Report to guide Services Allocation Plan for 2024-2029 Children and Youth Fund cycle
• Department of Children, Youth and Their Families presented the report
• Public comment received on the hearing matter

The provided minutes contain no substantive decisions, votes, or discussion items. The document is a procedural page from the San Francisco Board of Supervisors website showing a search for the Youth, Young Adult, and Families Committee meeting on 2022-07-15, but it returns 'No records were found.' No actions were taken or recorded.

Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee

The Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee heard and recommended three liquor license transfers/issuances, continued two hearings on museum recovery and senior housing, and recommended a resolution adopting the SOMA Pilipinas Cultural, History, Housing, and Economic Sustainability Strategy Report. All votes were unanimous where members were present.

• Recommended liquor license transfer to Olive at 304 Clement Street (Type-21)
• Recommended new liquor license for Mili Wine Bar at 110 Folsom Street (Type-42)
• Recommended liquor license for South End Rowing Club at 500 Jefferson Street (Type-51)
• Continued hearing on Golden Gate Park Access and Safety Program to call of the chair
• Recommended resolution adopting SOMA Pilipinas CHHESS report

The minutes for the San Francisco Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee meeting on July 14, 2022 contain no substantive decisions. The record shows no meeting data, agenda, or actions, indicating the meeting may have been cancelled or not held.

Budget and Appropriations Committee

The Budget and Appropriations Committee voted to recommend an ordinance appropriating $112,000,000 in Certificates of Participation proceeds for affordable housing, public housing repairs, educator housing, and SRO elevators, plus $34,800,000 for financing costs. The committee amended the bill to broaden eligibility areas and then recommended it as amended. The item now moves to the full Board of Supervisors.

• $112,000,000 appropriation for land acquisition, public housing repairs, educator housing, SRO elevators
• $34,800,000 for associated financing costs
• Amendment replacing 'high-need/resources areas' with 'high resources areas and/or high need areas'
• Funds placed on reserve pending sale of Certificates of Participation
• Recommended as amended by 4-0 vote

The minutes for the San Francisco Budget and Appropriations Committee meeting on July 13, 2022 contain no substantive decisions. The record shows only procedural elements such as navigation menus and a search interface, with no agenda items, votes, or actions documented.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee heard and recommended several items, including grants, contracts, and ordinances. Key actions include recommending a $17.68 million loan for a 157-unit affordable housing development at Potrero HOPE SF Block B, and a $13.1 million airport contract for passenger boarding bridge maintenance. The committee also recommended amendments to extend hotel shelter agreements for people experiencing homelessness and to authorize electricity purchase contracts for the Public Utilities Commission.

• Recommended $17,680,000 loan to Potrero Housing Associates II, L.P. for 157-unit affordable housing at Potrero HOPE SF Block B
• Recommended $13,114,615 airport contract with Professional Business Providers, Inc. for boarding bridge and baggage system maintenance
• Recommended ordinance extending hotel shelter agreements for homeless services through August 31, 2023, with Kimpton Buchanan Hotel amount reduced to $12,692,112
• Recommended $4,464,579.96 grant for Cannabis Equity Grants Program from Governor's Office of Business and Economic Development
• Recommended $2,384,797 grant for Electric Vehicle Ready Community Blueprint implementation

The minutes for the San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee meeting on July 13, 2022 contain no substantive decisions. The record shows no meeting data, agenda, or minutes were found for that date, indicating the meeting may have been cancelled or not held.

Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on July 12, 2022, and took final action on several ordinances, including three lawsuit settlements, a housing density exception, and a sales tax measure for transportation. The board also continued the city budget and related items to the next meeting.

• Settlement of Martin Collins lawsuit for $35,000 (Ordinance 156-22)
• Settlement of Tessa Luu lawsuit for $864,282 (Ordinance 157-22)
• Settlement of Arthur Higgins, Larry Tiller, Lorenzo Bell lawsuit for $375,000 (Ordinance 158-22)
• Ordinance to allow up to 4-6 dwelling units per lot in residential districts (File 220446)
• Ordinance to place 0.5% sales tax for transportation on Nov 8, 2022 ballot (File 220536)

The minutes for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on July 12, 2022 contain no substantive decisions. The record shows only procedural elements, such as navigation menus and a search interface, with no agenda items, votes, or actions documented.

Rules Committee

The San Francisco Rules Committee met on July 11, 2022, to consider several ordinances and charter amendments. It continued a police surveillance camera policy and a pension forfeiture charter amendment to the next meeting, amended and continued a police equipment approval ordinance, recommended a vacancy tax disclosure ordinance and a third-party food delivery fee ordinance, and amended and continued a rent control charter amendment. The committee also discussed a student success fund charter amendment.

• Continued ordinance on Police Department use of non-City entity surveillance cameras to July 18, 2022
• Amended and continued ordinance requiring Board approval for certain police equipment funding and use
• Recommended ordinance to make vacancy tax information public and waive penalties for 2022-2023
• Recommended ordinance exempting some third-party food delivery services from 15% fee cap starting Jan 31, 2023
• Amended and continued charter amendment linking density/height increases to rent control requirements

The provided minutes for the San Francisco Rules Committee meeting on 2022-07-11 contain no substantive decisions. The document is a procedural page from the meeting calendar system, showing no records found for the specified date. No actions, votes, or discussions are recorded.

Land Use and Transportation Committee

The Land Use and Transportation Committee recommended several items, including creating a Housing Innovation Program to support low- and moderate-income housing, and amending zoning to ease conversions of auto-oriented uses to housing. It also recommended landmark designation for St. James Presbyterian Church and street vacations for MUNI and HOPE SF projects.

• Ordinance to create Housing Innovation Program with loans and grants for ADUs and anti-displacement
• Resolution to initiate landmark designation for St. James Presbyterian Church at 240 Leland Avenue
• Resolution to add commemorative street name 'United Playaz Way' to 1000 block of Howard Street
• Ordinance to vacate part of Michigan Street for MUNI Metro East improvements
• Ordinance to amend Planning Code to allow housing on auto-oriented lots and remove conditional use for auto use changes

The minutes for the San Francisco Land Use and Transportation Committee meeting on July 11, 2022 contain no substantive decisions. The record shows only procedural elements such as navigation menus and a search interface, with no agenda items, votes, or actions documented.

Government Audit and Oversight Committee

The Government Audit and Oversight Committee recommended several items, including a resolution urging Governor Newsom to halt PG&E's safety certificate, an ordinance adding a veterans priority in affordable housing, and contracts for biosolids management and refuse collection. It also continued a hearing on the Compassionate Alternative Response Team and directed performance audits of street teams and supportive housing funds.

• Resolution urging Governor to halt PG&E safety certificate issuance
• Ordinance adding veterans priority in affordable housing programs
• Contract with Lystek International Limited for biosolids management, not to exceed $22,800,000
• Contract modification with Recology for refuse collection, increasing by $23,978,000 to $39,600,000
• Motion directing performance audits of street teams and permanent supportive housing funds

The minutes for the San Francisco Government Audit and Oversight Committee meeting on July 7, 2022 contain no substantive decisions. The record shows no meeting details, agenda, or actions, and the system indicates no records were found.

Rules Committee

The San Francisco Rules Committee met on July 6, 2022, to consider appointments to city commissions and two charter amendments for the November 8, 2022 ballot. The committee recommended appointments to the Urban Forestry Council, Port Commission, Shelter Monitoring Committee, and San Francisco Health Authority, and recommended a charter amendment to create a Homelessness Oversight Commission (with Supervisor Chan dissenting) and another to extend the Library Preservation Fund for 25 years.

• Appointed five members to the Urban Forestry Council, including Morgan Vasisset-Fauvel (residency requirement waived), Pamela Nagle, Ildiko Polony, Mike Sullivan, and Edgar 'Xochitl' Flores, terms ending November 18, 2022.
• Recommended Steven Lee to the Port Commission for a term ending May 1, 2026, after amending the motion to approve rather than reject the nomination.
• Appointed Joaquin Remora, Cris Plunkett, Diana Almanza (residency requirement waived), and Traci Watson to the Shelter Monitoring Committee, with terms ending July 1, 2023, and July 1, 2024.
• Recommended Johanna Liu to the San Francisco Health Authority for a term ending January 15, 2024.
• Recommended a charter amendment to create a Homelessness Oversight Commission (vote: 2-1, Chan dissenting) and another to extend the Library Preservation Fund through June 2048.

The minutes for the San Francisco Rules Committee meeting on 2022-07-06 contain no substantive decisions. The record shows only procedural elements, such as navigation and search options, with no agenda items, votes, or actions taken.

Rules Committee

The Rules Committee heard and continued five proposed charter amendments to the July 6 meeting, all headed for the November 8, 2022 election. Each item was amended or continued as amended, with public comment heard. The committee also convened as a special Board of Supervisors meeting for one additional charter amendment.

• Charter Amendment 220631: Affordable Housing Production Act – accelerated review for 100% affordable and educator housing, ministerial review by Planning Department, annual housing allocation report
• Charter Amendment 220633: Forfeiture of pension benefits for city employees convicted of crimes involving moral turpitude
• Charter Amendment 220636: Additional density/height tied to rent control requirements for new units
• Charter Amendment 220638: Move city elections for Mayor, Sheriff, DA, City Attorney, Treasurer to even-numbered years
• Charter Amendment 220639: Student Success Fund – grants to SFUSD schools for academic and wellness programs

The minutes for the San Francisco Rules Committee meeting on June 29, 2022, contain no substantive decisions. The record shows only procedural elements such as navigation menus and a search interface, with no agenda items, votes, or actions documented.

Budget and Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee heard and recommended an ordinance that would continue San Francisco's existing 0.5% local sales tax for 30 years to fund transportation improvements, and place it on the November 8, 2022 ballot. The ordinance also authorizes the Transportation Authority to issue bonds backed by the tax and increases its appropriations limit. The committee voted 3-0 to recommend the ordinance.

• Ordinance 220536: Extends 0.5% transactions and use tax for 30 years for transportation
• Submits 2022 Transportation Expenditure Plan to voters on November 8, 2022
• Authorizes limited tax bonds secured by sales tax revenues
• Increases Transportation Authority appropriations limit for four years
• Public comment: supporters and opponents spoke

The minutes for the San Francisco Budget and Finance Committee meeting on June 29, 2022, contain no substantive decisions. The record shows only procedural elements, such as navigation menus and a search interface, with no agenda items, votes, or actions documented. The system indicates 'No records were found' for this meeting.

Board of Supervisors

The minutes for the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on June 28, 2022 contain no substantive decisions. The document is procedural only, showing no records found for the meeting date.

Rules Committee

The San Francisco Rules Committee met on June 27, 2022, to consider several mayoral and presidential appointments to city commissions, as well as charter amendments for the November 2022 ballot. The committee recommended approval of appointments to the Board of Appeals, Public Works Commission, Police Commission, and Sanitation and Streets Commission. It also advanced charter amendments on homelessness oversight, library funding, and public works restructuring, continuing them to a later call.

• Approved Alex Lemberg for Board of Appeals, term ending July 1, 2024
• Approved Paul Woolford for Public Works Commission, term ending July 2, 2026
• Approved Debra Walker for Police Commission, term ending April 30, 2024
• Approved Maryo Mogannam for Sanitation and Streets Commission, term ending July 1, 2024
• Advanced charter amendments on Homelessness Oversight Commission, Library Preservation Fund extension, and Public Works restructuring