Board of Supervisors Meeting Minutes (Feb 24, 2026) — Budget, Land Use, Public Safety, Utilities and Contract Actions
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All 11 Supervisors met in regular session on Feb. 24, 2026. The Board approved meeting minutes and took final or first‑reading action on multiple ordinances and resolutions across budgeting, land use, public safety, utilities, transportation, and contracts, including a hotel incentive agreement, appropriations for the Port and MTA, paratransit and blood-product contract amendments, utility easements, and resolutions on PG&E and regional emergency preparedness.
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- Approved the Jan. 13, 2026 Board meeting minutes (unanimous).
- Finally passed Ordinance amending the Police Code to revise procedures for refunds/credits of overpaid Police Emergency Alarm fees (File 251165).
- Finally passed De-Appropriation and Appropriation: $250,000 moved from General City Responsibility to Department of Children, Youth and Their Families for District 10 participatory budgeting and safety plan projects (File 251255).
- Finally passed Ordinance ordering summary street vacation and rezones for portions of Moraga and Noriega Avenues and Kensington Way, with related easements and CEQA findings (File 250814).
- Finally passed Planning Code amendment permitting certain movie theaters that operate as bona fide eating places to offer entertainment and on-site wine/beer/liquor, with related zoning adjustments (File 251103).
- Finally passed Ordinance expanding the Castro LGBTQ Cultural District boundaries to include the Duboce Triangle (File 250391).
- Finally passed Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to restrict unauthorized use of City property and authorize legal action for unlawful uses (File 251224).
- Finally passed Hotel Development Incentive Agreement for the Hearst Hotel Development Project with Bespoke Hospitality, LLC — financial assistance up to $40,000,000 NPV (File 251246) (Ayes 9; Noes 2).
- Adopted resolution setting a fixed two-year budget cycle for Airport, Port, and Public Utilities Commission for FYs 2026–27 and 2027–28 (File 251184).
- Passed on first reading appropriation of $18,500,000 from Port Harbor Fund for stabilization/removal of dry dock and shipyard improvements (File 251248).
- Passed on first reading appropriation of $311,269 from General Reserve to SFMTA for Portsmouth Square parking and Lunar New Year transit fares (File 260085).
- Adopted contract amendments: Vitalant blood and blood products contract increased to $28,249,000 (File 260075); Transdev paratransit contract amendment extended and increased to a not-to-exceed $339,102,572 (File 260089).
- Adopted resolutions re-authorizing lease revenue commercial paper certificates of participation (Files 260090 and 260091) to finance capital improvements and equipment.
- Adopted resolution retroactively approving the regional UASI Memorandum of Understanding continuing San Francisco as primary grantee/fiscal agent (File 260026).
- Adopted resolutions re-affirming City support to pursue acquisition of PG&E assets and urging accountability for PG&E outages (Files 260030 and 260031).
- Accepted TECH Clean California grant of $299,091 to Environment Department for heat pump water heaters and electrification training (File 260086).
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