Board of Supervisors — Meeting Minutes (Draft), March 10, 2026
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Regular meeting held at Legislative Chamber, City Hall. All 11 Supervisors present; President Rafael Mandelman presided. Mayor Daniel Lurie appeared regarding proposed charter amendments (matter filed). Major actions: appropriations from General City Reserve for street staffing and community initiatives; Planning Code amendments for adaptive reuse of historic buildings and Shared Spaces Program changes; repeal and replacement of the Fire Code with 2025 code; SFMTA security contract amendment adopted; SFPUC grant of easement to PG&E approved; multiple settlements and administrative claims approved or passed on first reading; several proclamations and resolutions adopted. Several land use appeals were continued for further consideration.
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- Ordinance appropriating $4,000,000 from the General City Reserve to the Department of Emergency Management for expanded street conditions staffing, and $150,000 to the Human Rights Commission for community initiatives (File 251249) — FINALLY PASSED.
- Ordinance amending the Planning Code to allow additional uses in Historic Buildings citywide (Adaptive Reuse) (File 250886) — FINALLY PASSED.
- Ordinance amending Administrative and Public Works Codes for the Shared Spaces Program (File 251004) — FINALLY PASSED.
- Ordinance repealing the 2022 San Francisco Fire Code and adopting a new Fire Code based on the 2025 California Fire Code and portions of the 2024 International Fire Code, with San Francisco amendments (File 251247) — FINALLY PASSED.
- Resolution approving Fourth Amendment to SFMTA security services contract with Universal Protection Service, LP (Allied Universal) to extend term and increase total to not to exceed $64,940,326 (File 260134) — ADOPTED.
- Resolution approving a permanent easement on SFPUC property at 1800 Jerrold Avenue to Pacific Gas & Electric Company at no cost for replacement/relocation of solids treatment facilities (File 260079) — ADOPTED (Ayes 10, Noes 1).
- Hearing and related motions on Conditional Use Authorization for 524-526 Vallejo Street and 4-4A San Antonio Place (Files 260021–260024) — CONTINUED OPEN to April 7, 2026.
- Ordinance approving Police Surveillance Technology Policy for electronic location tracking devices (File 250979) — CONTINUED ON FIRST READING to March 24, 2026.
- Appointment of Elena Rivkin (residency waiver) to Assessment Appeals Board No. 3, term ending September 7, 2026 (File 260175) — APPROVED.
- Multiple settlements and claims approved or passed on first reading, including: Kisha Henderson ($55,000) (260001) and other litigated and unlitigated settlements and claim resolutions (Files 260012, 260080, 260002, 260003, 260004, 260077) — PASSED/ADOPTED as indicated in minutes.
- Resolution adding commemorative street name “James Richard Way” on Oakdale Avenue between Third Street and Newhall Street (File 260098) — ADOPTED.
- Adopted proclamations and resolutions including Women’s History Month (260218), Iranian American Heritage Month (260219), temporary sidewalk closure for Figma Config 2026 (260220), AI commitment resolution (260221), support for CA AB 1734 Count Hunger Act (260222), urging protection of Medi-Cal Dental funding (260224), Corinne Kan Day (260229), and motion calling Committee of the Whole hearing on Commission Streamlining Task Force (260225).
- Various departmental agreements and proposed resolutions received and assigned to committees, including amendments and contracts related to health access services, behavioral health update, CalFresh emergency gift card initiative, CleanPowerSF long-duration storage participation, and airport security services (Files 260209, 260210, 260211, 260212, 260213) — RECEIVED AND ASSIGNED.
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