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The Board met in regular session with President Rafael Mandelman presiding; ten supervisors were present at various times, with Supervisors Dorsey and Fielder initially excused. The Board approved the May 5, 2026 minutes, heard Mayor Daniel Lurie present his proposed balanced budget, approved scheduling a Committee of the Whole hearing for a proposed $200 million transit loan, and referred a retroactive grant amendment for Bay Area Community Resources increasing its total to $16,779,999. Several historic landmark ordinances were introduced and assigned to committee, and multiple Certificates of Honor and commendations were presented.
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The Board conducted routine business and heard the Mayor outline a proposed balanced budget that targets homelessness, health care funding, street repairs, and other city priorities; the budget was presented for consideration but not adopted at this meeting. The Board set a June 16 hearing to consider a potential $200 million loan for public transit operations — if approved later, that loan would provide short- to mid-term funding to keep transit services running. The Board also approved a retroactive amendment increasing a community recovery grant for Bay Area Community Resources, and sent several historic-home landmark proposals to committee for further review. Recognitions were given to city employees and community members.
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- Approved the minutes of the Regular Board Meeting of May 5, 2026.
- Motion carried to excuse Supervisor Dorsey until his arrival and excuse Supervisor Fielder for the entirety of the meeting; Supervisor Dorsey was noted present at 2:11 p.m.
- Mayor Daniel Lurie presented the proposed balanced budget to the Board (presentation delivered; no final budget action at this meeting).
- Resolution (File No. 260559) retroactively approving Amendment No. 4 to the grant agreement with Bay Area Community Resources for Community Economic Recovery Hubs, increasing the total to not to exceed $16,779,999, was referred without recommendation; Supervisor Walton was excused from voting on this item.
- Motion M26-050 approved to schedule a Committee of the Whole hearing on June 16, 2026 at 3:00 p.m. to consider a Resolution authorizing a loan agreement with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission for up to $200,000,000 for San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency operating purposes (File No. 260652).
- Several Planning Code landmark designation ordinances (e.g., Alexander Adams Home, Born Home, Charles Katz Home, Charles L. Hinkel Home) were introduced and assigned to the Land Use and Transportation Committee for consideration.
- Multiple Certificates of Honor and commendations were presented to city staff and community members, including Sergeant Drewkai Butler and Shireen McSpadden.
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Board of Supervisors (6/9/2026 2:00 PM)
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