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Land Use and Transportation Committee, March 2, 2026

Recommends approval: PG&E permanent easement grant at 1800 Gerald Avenue (SFPUC Southeast Plant), 3-0

3h 3m27,821 words
7 mentionsland usedensitydeferredapprovedSan Francisco, CA
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On March 2, 2026, the Land Use and Transportation Committee recommended approval of PG&E permanent easement grant at 1800 Gerald Avenue (SFPUC Southeast Plant) (3-0).

The San Francisco Land Use and Transportation Committee approved a resolution granting PG&E a permanent no-cost easement of approximately 2,944 square feet at 1800 Gerald Avenue within the SFPUC Southeast Water Pollution Control Plant for a natural gas meter station serving SFPUC…

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
San Francisco, CA
Governing body
Advisory (makes a recommendation)
Date
March 2, 2026
Decisions
2 zoning decisions
Outcome
Recommends approval, 3-0
Next step
Final board vote (pending)

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PG&E permanent easement grant at 1800 Gerald Avenue (SFPUC Southeast Plant)

Resolution approving and authorizing a grant of a permanent easement of approximately 2,944 square feet within SFPUC's Southeast Water Pollution Control Plant at 1800 Gerald Avenue to PG&E at no cost for a natural gas meter station to serve SFPUC's new biosolids digester facilities. Approved 3-0 by...

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Key Decisions (2)

Recommends Approval

PG&E permanent easement grant at 1800 Gerald Avenue (SFPUC Southeast Plant)

Vote: 3-02 conditions attachedMoved by Mirna Melgar
Decided

Hearing on December 2025 power outage impact on transportation and Waymo autonomous vehicles

Vote: 3-0Moved by Bilal Mahmood

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Development Activity (1)

SFPUC Biosolids Digester Facilities Project (Southeast Water Pollution Control Plant)

Infrastructure

Market Signals (4)

Infrastructure

The December 2025 PG&E power outage exposed vulnerabilities in San…

Infrastructure

SFPUC is investing in modernized biosolids treatment facilities at its…

Sentiment

Strong labor and public opposition to autonomous vehicle expansion (Waymo)…

Commercial Demand

Waymo's expansion to SFO airport (in unincorporated San Mateo County)…

Who spoke

39 distinct speakers; 15 identified names.

All speaker roles: 1 Chair, 1 Clerk, 7 Staff, 3 Councilmember, 24 Public, 1 Applicant Rep, 2 Witness.

Identified name roles: 1 Chair, 1 Clerk, 7 Staff, 3 Councilmember, 1 Applicant Rep, 2 Witness.

Speaker sample: Michael McGee, Applicant Rep.

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Zoning terms (4)

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  • land use (3 timestamps)
  • density (1 timestamps)
  • deferred (1 timestamps)
  • approved (2 timestamps)

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