Board of Supervisors — Regular Meeting Minutes (Draft): February 10, 2026
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Full Board met in regular session; all 11 members present. Key final actions included passage of ordinances on Access Line Tax application to VoIP, acceptance of a $7M Bloomberg Philanthropies grant, Planning Code changes permitting driveway parking, and several historic-district designations. The Board heard multiple appeals (including 350 Amber Drive) and adopted resolutions and contracts including a RESET Center services contract and SFPUC property transactions.
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- FILE 260010 — Resolution authorizing SFPUC and City property transactions with Daly City for Lake Merced stormwater facilities (total $96,781): ADOPTED (Ayes: 11).
- FILES 251094–251161 — 350 Amber Drive appeals/hearings: Board held hearings, approved Motion M26-009 as amended (filed actions in this series) and directed Clerk to prepare findings (251161); public hearings were HEARD AND FILED.
- Files re: 524–526 Vallejo St. (260021–260024) — Appeal hearing continued OPEN to March 10, 2026; related motions continued to March 10, 2026.
- FILE 251002 — Ordinance amending Business & Tax Regulations Code to revise application of the Access Line Tax (ALT) to VoIP services: FINALLY PASSED (Ayes: 11).
- FILE 251226 — Retroactive acceptance and expenditure of a $7,000,000 Bloomberg Philanthropies grant for the Mayor’s Office of Innovation and creation of 4 grant-funded positions: FINALLY PASSED (Ayes: 11).
- FILE 250887 — Planning Code amendment permitting parking of up to two operable vehicles in driveways within required setbacks: FINALLY PASSED (Ayes: 11).
- FILE 251099 — Planning Code corrections and clarifications (including prohibition of massage uses as residential accessory uses): FINALLY PASSED (Ayes: 11).
- FILES 251100 & 251101 — Planning Code additions creating Chula-Abbey and Alert Alley Early Residential Historic Districts (Appendices P & Q): FINALLY PASSED (Ayes: 11).
- FILE 251251 — Police Code amendment expanding Tenderloin/SOMA retail hours restriction pilot and extending its duration to 18 months: FINALLY PASSED (Ayes: 9; Noes: 2).
- FILE 260028 — Resolution approving Sheriff’s Office contract with ConnectionsCA, LLC to operate the RESET Center (not to exceed $14,537,426): ADOPTED (Ayes: 9; Noes: 2).
- FILE 260041 — Resolution retroactively authorizing SFPD to accept and expend $1,119,862 DOJ Tobacco Grant for DMACC: ADOPTED (Ayes: 10; Absent: 1 at time of vote).
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