Preservation commission extends remote meetings for January
January 05, 2022 | San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
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SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission voted unanimously Wednesday to adopt a resolution allowing it to continue meeting remotely through the month of January.
Commission leadership noted communications from the mayor's office and the city administrator suggesting meetings might resume in-person as early as March. "There does appear to be some light at the end of the tunnel," the chair said while explaining the need to renew authority to meet remotely every 30 days.
The motion to adopt the resolution passed 7–0. The commission will reconsider remote-meeting authorization at the next required interval.
No public comment was offered on this item during the hearing.
Commission leadership noted communications from the mayor's office and the city administrator suggesting meetings might resume in-person as early as March. "There does appear to be some light at the end of the tunnel," the chair said while explaining the need to renew authority to meet remotely every 30 days.
The motion to adopt the resolution passed 7–0. The commission will reconsider remote-meeting authorization at the next required interval.
No public comment was offered on this item during the hearing.
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