Board of Supervisors, October 27, 2026
Approved: Wholesale produce market lease amendment near 2095 Gerald Avenue, unanimous
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The Board of Supervisors approved 91% of 438 recorded land-use decisions this period. Most frequent dissent: Shamann Walton (31 of 215 recorded votes).
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On October 27, 2026, San Francisco approved Wholesale produce market lease amendment near 2095 Gerald Avenue (unanimous).
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors finally passed several land-use code amendments on 11-0 same-house-same-call votes, including a Housing Code amendment reducing minimum ceiling heights in existing buildings to seven feet (item 23) and a Planning Code amendment revising when…
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- San Francisco, CA
- Governing body
- Final authority
- Date
- October 27, 2026
- Decisions
- 12 zoning decisions
- Outcome
- Approved, unanimous
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Housing Code amendment reducing minimum ceiling heights
Ordinance amending the Housing Code to reduce the minimum ceiling height for habitable rooms in existing buildings to seven feet and for other rooms to six feet, eight inches. Affirms the CEQA determination. Finally passed on a same house, same call vote (11 ayes).
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Key Decisions (12)
Housing Code amendment reducing minimum ceiling heights
Rental listing total-cost disclosure ordinance
Planning Code mezzanine story threshold amendment
Eviction limit for unpaid rent below HUD fair market rent
Property filing notification system
Wholesale produce market lease amendment near 2095 Gerald Avenue
SFO airport concession lease amendments
Gross receipts tax credit for small hardware retailers
Introduction of interim data center moratorium extension
Initiation of landmark designation for six Duboce Triangle historic districts
Introduction of commercial vacancy tax filing simplification
Concurrence in local emergency for El Nino storms
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Market Signals (3)
Infrastructure
San Francisco is moving to extend its interim data center…
Housing Demand
New tenant protections (total-cost fee disclosure and eviction limits for…
Commercial Demand
Only about 200 of several thousand 2024 commercial vacancy tax…
Who spoke
20 distinct speakers; 6 identified names.
All speaker roles: 1 Clerk, 1 Chair, 2 Staff, 5 Public, 7 Unknown, 4 Councilmember.
Identified name roles: 1 Chair, 2 Staff, 3 Councilmember.
Speaker sample: Rafael Mandelman, Chair.
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Zoning terms (9)
23 recorded timestamps
- motion to approve (3 timestamps)
- approved (7 timestamps)
- residential (3 timestamps)
- commercial (4 timestamps)
- historic preservation (1 timestamps)
- land use (2 timestamps)
Decision moments (12)
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