Historic Preservation Commission approves minutes, remote hearings resolution; records recusal and continuance votes
March 16, 2022 | San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
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At its March 16 hearing the San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission recorded several procedural and voting items:
- Adoption of minutes: The commission voted to adopt the February 16, 2022 draft minutes by roll call; the motion passed unanimously, 7-0.
- Remote hearings resolution: Commissioners voted to adopt a resolution allowing remote participation when necessary to enable hybrid hearings; the motion passed unanimously, 7-0.
- Recusal: Commissioner Wright requested recusal from the 621 Waller Street COA; the commission approved the recusal and Wright left the chambers for the item.
- Continuance (621 Waller COA): After discussion the commission voted to continue the 621 Waller COA indefinitely to allow the applicant to re-file a complete COA with the outstanding scopes included; the motion passed unanimously among voting commissioners, 6-0 (one recusal).
These formal actions were recorded on the hearing record and will be reflected in staff follow-up and any future hearing notices.
- Adoption of minutes: The commission voted to adopt the February 16, 2022 draft minutes by roll call; the motion passed unanimously, 7-0.
- Remote hearings resolution: Commissioners voted to adopt a resolution allowing remote participation when necessary to enable hybrid hearings; the motion passed unanimously, 7-0.
- Recusal: Commissioner Wright requested recusal from the 621 Waller Street COA; the commission approved the recusal and Wright left the chambers for the item.
- Continuance (621 Waller COA): After discussion the commission voted to continue the 621 Waller COA indefinitely to allow the applicant to re-file a complete COA with the outstanding scopes included; the motion passed unanimously among voting commissioners, 6-0 (one recusal).
These formal actions were recorded on the hearing record and will be reflected in staff follow-up and any future hearing notices.
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