What happened on Monday, 11 April 2022
White House, Coffee County, Tennessee
City officials discuss housing growth, road improvements, and potential moratorium on townhouse developments.
San Francisco County, California
Carrera emphasizes struggles of homeless families and lack of support from coordination services
San Francisco County, California
Speaker calls for commitments to solutions addressing the impact of family separation.
White House, Coffee County, Tennessee
In a planning study session, staff presented a spreadsheet listing 5,321 approved residential units and led a discussion about sewer capacity, road connectivity, impact fees and whether to slow townhouse approvals. No formal votes or moratoria were enacted; staff proposed follow-ups including an interactive map and traffic/utility studies.
San Francisco County, California
Physicians, city housing and homeless services officials, and community providers told the Land Use & Transportation Committee that housing instability and discrimination — including refusal to accept Section 8 vouchers — are major drivers of preterm birth and maternal harms among BIPOC pregnant people in San Francisco.
San Francisco County, California
Advocates highlight discrepancies in housing support for pregnant women experiencing homelessness.
San Francisco County, California
New system facilitates housing access and support for unsheltered pregnant individuals.
San Francisco County, California
Ordinances permit four units on RH-zoned lots, addressing housing shortages and affordability.
San Francisco County, California
The Land Use and Transportation Committee voted to recommend designation of the former Clay (Play) Theatre at 2261 Fillmore Street as a city landmark after planners and neighborhood groups described its 1913 Nickelodeon origins, architectural significance and community value.
San Francisco County, California
Commission highlights gaps in housing laws affecting BIPOC families and pregnant individuals.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors commit to legislative action for adequate housing access for black mothers.
San Francisco County, California
City officials address concerns over unspent homeless funds and shelter conditions.
San Francisco County, California
New legislation extends housing eligibility to descendants of displaced individuals in San Francisco.
San Francisco County, California
Land Use and Transportation Committee seeks to preserve Clay Theater as a cultural landmark.
San Francisco County, California
Board enables in-person and remote public comments during newly adopted hybrid meetings.
San Francisco County, California
Committee reviews affordable housing issues and compliance bond regulations in San Francisco.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors approve landmark designation to preserve the culturally significant Clay Theater.
San Francisco County, California
Advocates highlight systemic failures impacting pregnant women experiencing homelessness in San Francisco.
San Francisco County, California
San Francisco moves to prevent police from retaining victims' DNA beyond 60 days.
San Francisco County, California
MOHCD reports on housing support, tenant protection, and programs for low-income families.
San Francisco County, California
OCII chair Vivette Brackett highlights inadequate resources for finding displaced families in San Francisco.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors approve amendments and recommend legislation to full board for final consideration.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors debated converting single‑family RH1 lots to RH2 and creating a local density exception to allow up to four units (six on corners) with exemptions tied to affordability, unit size, rent control and owner occupancy. The committee adopted amendments and continued the items to April 25 for further work on anti‑speculation and feasibility.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisor Preston questions shelter standards for unsheltered pregnant individuals in San Francisco.
San Francisco County, California
Experts highlight the impact of structural racism on housing and health disparities for pregnant BIPOC women.
San Francisco County, California
Hearing explores correlation between housing instability and adverse birth outcomes for BIPOC families.
San Francisco County, California
Police Department aligns DNA protocols with legislative changes and emphasizes victim trust.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors propose measures to enhance housing supply while limiting speculation on new units.
San Francisco County, California
Legislation mandates San Francisco Police Department to purge DNA data and improve transparency.
San Francisco County, California
Committee members asked OCII and MOHCD to step up outreach and data work after AB 1584 expanded eligibility for redevelopment-era certificates of preference; agencies said records are incomplete and a consultant-driven data sweep is planned to locate thousands of descendants and original displaced households.
San Francisco County, California
Data reveals high rates of homelessness impact BIPOC families and children under six in San Francisco
San Francisco County, California
The Rules Committee advanced a resolution appointing Dennis J. Herrera as the city's director to the San Francisco Bay Area Regional Water System Financing Authority for the remainder of a term ending June 30, 2023; SFPUC leadership described WSIP as about 95% complete and said the authority's bonding powers are not currently anticipated for near‑term use.
San Francisco County, California
The Rules Committee voted to forward multiple reappointments and one new appointment to the San Francisco Health Plan (Health Authority) board, including nominees from hospital, public health, and community provider sectors; supporters from the plan spoke in favor.
San Francisco County, California
The Rules Committee voted to send to the full Board of Supervisors an ordinance sponsored by Supervisor Hillary Ronan that would prohibit city departments from storing DNA profiles known to belong to crime victims in non‑CODIS databases for more than 60 days, require a purge of certain past data by 07/01/2022, and limit non‑CODIS use to quality‑assurance only.