Board of Supervisors (San Francisco) — Feb 3, 2026: Mission Bay height increase, major settlements, ESER bond election, multiple grants and land-use actions approved
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Full Board met Feb. 3, 2026 (President Rafael Mandelman presiding). All members present at roll call. Consent and regular agendas included redevelopment and planning measures, large appropriations and bond-related ordinances, several civil‑case settlements, multiple grant acceptances, contract actions, and land‑use hearings (including SFO RADP and a Tentative Parcel Map). Key policy resolutions on TGNCI2S rights and fire‑displaced residents were adopted. Meeting adjourned at 7:42 p.m.
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- Ordinance approving Redevelopment Plan amendment for Mission Bay South Block 4 East (increase max height from 160' to 250' and allow more dwelling units for an affordable housing project) — finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriating $9,016,051,176 of revenue bond proceeds for Airport Commission capital improvement projects — finally passed and placed on Controller's Reserve pending receipt of proceeds.
- Administrative Code amendments for Film Commission programs (definitions, rebate updates, licensing) — finally passed.
- Multiple lawsuit settlements authorized by ordinance: Stephanie York et al. $6,030,000; General Motors Company $71,125,000; Edwin Jesus Rementeria Hidalgo $70,000; R.C. $900,000; Microsoft Corporation and subsidiaries $6,500,000 — all finally passed.
- Ordinance changing Capital Expenditure Plan reporting from odd to even years (next report due March 1, 2028) — finally passed.
- Ordinance calling a June 2, 2026 special election for General Obligation bonds (Earthquake Safety and Emergency Response) not to exceed $535,000,000 — finally passed.
- Ordinance amending Building Code to create permit process for Hydrogen‑Fueling Station Equipment — finally passed.
- Charter amendment (first draft) proposing lifetime term limits for Mayor and Supervisors — ordered submitted for the June 2, 2026 ballot (motion ordered submitted).
- Mayor’s Office to retroactively accept Bloomberg Philanthropies grant of $7,000,000 for Office of Innovation and create four grant‑funded positions — passed on first reading as amended.
- Multiple grant acceptances/adoptions for India Basin Shoreline Park and related projects: Measure AA $1,150,000; EPA Brownfield $2,000,000; California State Coastal Conservancy total $8,591,148 (grant increase) — all adopted.
- Contract and emergency actions: TEGSCO towing contract amendment (increase to not exceed $158,800,000) adopted; Jacobs Engineering contract award for Waterfront Resilience Program (not to exceed $40,000,000) adopted; Port emergency declaration to stabilize Dry Dock No. 2 at Pier 68 (not to exceed $10,000,000) adopted.
- Land‑use/voting outcomes: Board approved the Tentative Parcel Map for 3333 Mission St./190 Coleridge (Motion approved); affirmed Planning Commission certification of Final EIR for SFO Recommended Airport Development Plan (Motion approved); disapproved Planning Commission decision for 825 Sansome Street after project sponsor withdrew (motion approved and findings adopted).
- Policy resolutions adopted: Reaffirmation of San Francisco's commitment to TGNCI2S rights and gender‑affirming care (adopted as amended); Resolution supporting strengthened aid for fire‑displaced residents (adopted); Resolution condemning closure of San Francisco Immigration Court (adopted).
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