Board of Supervisors — Regular Meeting Minutes (Jan 27, 2026)
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The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met in regular session on January 27, 2026. All 11 members were present. The Board approved prior meeting minutes; advanced multiple litigation settlements; appropriated $9,016,051,176 in Airport revenue bond proceeds (placed on Controller’s Reserve); amended capital planning reporting and the 10-year capital plan; adopted and called for a June 2, 2026 special election for a proposed $535M General Obligation bond for earthquake safety and emergency response (ESER); approved multiple grants and park improvements; adopted two Enhanced Infrastructure Financing District plans; held a public hearing and passed on first reading a Redevelopment Plan amendment for Mission Bay South Block 4 East; and approved several other ordinances and resolutions (see key decisions).
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- Approved December 16, 2025 Board meeting minutes.
- Consent items: Passed on first reading settlement ordinances for Edwin Jesus Rementeria Hidalgo ($70,000) and R.C. ($900,000).
- Appropriated $9,016,051,176 of revenue bond/commercial paper proceeds for Airport Commission capital improvement projects and placed the amount on Controller's Reserve (File No. 251180) — passed on first reading.
- Amended Administrative Code to change Capital Expenditure Plan reporting from odd years to even years, next report due March 1, 2028 (File No. 251214) — passed on first reading.
- Amended the City’s 10-year Capital Expenditure Plan for FYs 2026–2035 to amend proposed GO bond program and consolidate transportation funding (File No. 251215) — adopted.
- Adopted resolution authorizing General Obligation bonds for Earthquake Safety & Emergency Response (ESER) up to $535,000,000 (File No. 251217) — adopted (required two-thirds vote).
- Passed on first reading ordinance calling a special election on June 2, 2026 to submit the $535,000,000 ESER bond to voters (File No. 251216).
- Passed on first reading amendments to Administrative Code governing Film Commission programs (File No. 251225).
- Adopted multiple Department of Public Health grant/gift items including Epic gift ($77,000), in-kind COVID-19 test kits ($527,664), Ryan White grant application request ($15,552,315), and NIH training grant amendment ($102,464.72) (Files Nos. 251185, 251227, 251189, 251256).
- Adopted Recreation and Park Department acceptance of grants for Koshland Park improvements (~$1,625,000) (File No. 251187).
- Adopted Infrastructure Financing Plans and related actions for EIFD No. 2 (Stonestown) and EIFD No. 3 (3333/3700 California Street) (Files Nos. 251262 and 251261).
- Passed on first reading settlement ordinances for Stephanie York, et al. ($6,030,000); General Motors Company ($71,125,000); and Microsoft Corporation and subsidiaries ($6,500,000) (Files Nos. 251163, 251164, 251179).
- Adopted management agreement for Ocean Avenue Community Benefit District administration/management (File No. 251231).
- Passed on first reading Building Code amendment to create permits/permitting process for Hydrogen-Fueling Station Equipment (File No. 251024).
- Held Committee of the Whole public hearing on Mission Bay South Redevelopment Plan amendment and passed ordinance on first reading to increase height and dwelling units for Block 4 East to support an affordable housing project (Files Nos. 251222, 251223) — hearing heard and filed; ordinance passed on first reading.
- Rules Committee items adopted: Human Services Agency annual surveillance report for call recording technology and reappointment to Small Business Commission (Files Nos. 250875, 251275).
- Charter amendment proposal to convert consecutive two-term limits to lifetime term limits was continued to Feb 3, 2026 (File No. 251245).
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