What happened on Monday, 09 May 2022
San Francisco County, California
Officials highlight Mission Cultural Center's role in preserving Latinx culture in San Francisco.
San Francisco County, California
Committee designates Mission Cultural Center as a landmark under Article 10 of planning code.
San Francisco County, California
City supervisors discuss amendments to streamline property inheritance while preventing speculative practices.
San Francisco County, California
Public speakers advocate for Tom Harrison's appointment to a forthcoming commission in San Francisco.
San Francisco County, California
Committee recommends Mission Cultural Center's designation for diverse cultural preservation efforts.
San Francisco County, California
Committee discusses ordinance to designate MCCLA as a historic landmark in San Francisco.
San Francisco County, California
The committee discussed three linked zoning ordinances to convert most RH1 districts to RH2, debated a five‑year ownership 'look‑back' and anti‑speculation measures, accepted read‑in amendments, and voted to continue two files to next week and one to the call of the chair for further drafting and feasibility analysis.
San Francisco County, California
Commission unanimously supports Kwon's appointment to oversee new city department initiatives.
San Francisco County, California
Ms. Prochnick emphasizes energy policy and environmental justice priorities for SFPUC.
San Francisco County, California
Speakers advocate for affordable housing strategies prioritizing homeowners over speculative investors.
San Francisco County, California
Supervisors review amendments impacting housing affordability and speculation prevention in San Francisco.
San Francisco County, California
The committee voted 3–0 to forward an ordinance designating 2868 Mission Street, the Mission Cultural Center for Latino Arts, as a San Francisco landmark under Article 10 of the Planning Code; supporters highlighted the center’s cultural history and a planned seismic renovation backed by capital funds.
San Francisco County, California
Miss Prochnick assures no perceived conflicts in response to public inquiries.
San Francisco County, California
Mandelmann highlights need for more transparency and support for San Francisco public works staff.
San Francisco County, California
The Rules Committee unanimously recommended an ordinance requiring the Department of Public Works to provide administrative support to the new Sanitation and Streets (SAS) department and to require newly seated commissioners to file Form 700, in line with Proposition B implementation requirements and the charter timetable.
San Francisco County, California
The committee unanimously recommended forwarding several nominations — Tom Harrison and Kim Hartwig Schulman to the Sanitation and Streets Commission, Ike Kwon to another seat on that commission, Julia Prochnick to the SFPUC (after amending to remove 'rejecting' language), and multiple Mental Health SF Implementation Working Group reappointments — to the full Board.