Board of Supervisors, July 21, 2026
Approves Sheriff's Office overtime appropriation (Item 23), unanimous
How this board votes
The Board of Supervisors approved 91% of 337 recorded land-use decisions this period. Most frequent dissent: Shamann Walton (30 of 182 recorded votes).
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See the full board record, member by memberWhat happened
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed the annual budget (items 4-19) on first reading and finally passed several planning code amendments, including Item 21 reducing inclusionary affordable housing requirements (9-2, Walton and Chen no) and Item 37 increasing permitted ho…
- Jurisdiction
- San Francisco, CA
- Governing body
- Final authority
- Date
- July 21, 2026
- Decisions
- 35 zoning decisions
- Outcome
- Approved, unanimous
Projects in this meeting (1)
A project bundles every related decision, across hearingsHotel guest rooms
ApprovedFree sample: decision 1 of 35
Annual Budget (Items 4-19)
Adoption of the annual budget and appropriation ordinance for fiscal years ending June 30, 2027 and June 30, 2028, including salary ordinance, various code amendments, OCII bond issuance of $275 million, and Recreation and Park permit for Another Planet Entertainment concerts at Golden Gate Polo Field. Ordinances passed on first reading and resolutions adopted, same house same call.
The other decisions are listed below by title. The full write-up, verbatim conditions, and the audio at each vote are in Pro.
Meeting Summary
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed the annual budget (items 4-19) on first reading and finally passed several planning code amendments, including Item 21 reducing inclusionary affordable housing requirements (9-2, Walton and Chen no) and Item 37 increasing permitted ho…
Key Decisions (35)
Annual Budget (Items 4-19)
Amendment to numerous reporting requirements (Item 20)
Inclusionary affordable housing program requirements amendment (Item 21)
Drug-free permanent supportive housing policy (Item 22)
Sheriff's Office overtime appropriation (Item 23)
Children's Council agreement amendment (Item 24)
Lease at 125 Bayshore Boulevard for emergency shelter (Item 25)
Contract amendments (Items 26-28)
SFPUC sewer service agreement amendment (Item 29)
PG&E property acquisitions and easement (Items 30-31)
MOHCD in-kind gift acceptance (Item 32)
Port Commission lease at 1300 Battery Street (Item 33)
Pasha Automotive Services management agreement amendment (Item 34)
MOHCD housing loan and ground lease (Items 35-36)
Hotel guest rooms conditional use amendment (Item 37)
Banner and inspection fee waiver for nonprofits (Item 38)
Building inspection fee waiver amnesty program (Item 39)
Fireworks penalties ordinance (Item 40)
Withdrawn project at 1200 Larkin Street (Item 51)
Committee of the Whole hearing on Kaiser Permanente behavioral health bargaining (Item 52)
Downtown Community Benefit District renewal and expansion (Items 53-54)
Repeal of circulating library lending prohibition (Item 41)
Repeal of bread transport and rag sterilization prohibitions (Item 42)
Liquor license determinations (Items 43-45)
Mayoral appointment - Redevelopment Successor Agency Oversight Board (Item 46)
Mayoral reappointment - Entertainment Commission (Item 47)
Mayoral reappointment - Public Works Commission (Item 48)
Mayoral appointment - Port Commission (Item 49)
Fire Code Technical Advisory Committee appointments (Item 50)
Paid parental leave eligibility amendment (Item 57)
Lawsuit settlements (Items 58-62)
Illegal dumping cost recovery ordinance (Item 63)
House of Latin Rock landmark designation (Item 64)
Mayoral reappointment - Planning Commission (Item 65)
Resolution supporting AB 2564 surveillance pricing (Item 70)
Development Activity (3)
Multifamily affordable senior housing at Great Highway
Residential
1939 Market Street affordable housing development
Residential
Embarcadero Park
Infrastructure
Market Signals (5)
Commercial Demand
Downtown SF hotel occupancy exceeded pre-pandemic June 2019 levels for…
Sentiment
Major downtown property owners (BXP, Redco, Empire, Gensler) voluntarily supported…
Housing Demand
The city is reducing inclusionary affordable housing requirements and deleting…
Who Spoke (36)
On the record: 5 councilmembers, a staff member, 12 witnesses, and a member of the public.
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