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Board of Supervisors, February 3, 2026

Approves Planning code amendment prohibiting massage as accessory to residential, unanimous

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How this board votes

The Board of Supervisors approved 91% of 325 recorded land-use decisions this period. Most frequent dissent: Shamann Walton (29 of 177 recorded votes).

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What happened

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors denied two land-use appeals affecting affordable housing and airport development. The Board voted 11-0 to uphold the Department of Public Works' tentative parcel map approval for the 70-unit affordable senior housing project at 3333 Mission…

Meeting key facts
Jurisdiction
San Francisco, CA
Governing body
Final authority
Date
February 3, 2026
Decisions
16 zoning decisions
Outcome
Approved, unanimous

Projects in this meeting (3)

Chula Abbey and Alert Alley early residential historic districts

Approved

Tentative parcel map appeal for 3333 Mission Street and 190 Coleridge

Approved

825 Sansome Street

Approved

Free sample: decision 1 of 16

ESSER facilities general obligation bond special election

Ordinance calling a special election on 06/02/2026 to submit to voters a proposition to incur up to $535,000,000 in bond debt to finance ESSER facilities, including retrofit of the 110-year-old Taraval Police Station. Required 8 votes (two-thirds). Passed 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 denied two land-use appeals affecting affordable housing and airport development. The Board voted 11-0 to uphold the Department of Public Works' tentative parcel map approval for the 70-unit affordable senior housing project at 3333 Mission…

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Key Decisions (16)

Approved

ESSER facilities general obligation bond special election

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Hydrogen fueling station permitting building code amendment

Vote: 9-2
Approved

Downtown Revitalization and Economic Recovery Financing District

Vote: 7-4Conditions attached
Approved

Tentative parcel map appeal for 3333 Mission Street and 190 Coleridge Street

Vote: unanimous
Approved

SFO Recommended Airport Development Plan final EIR certification appeal

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Conditional use appeal for autonomous vehicle fleet charging at 825 Sansome Street

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Waterfront Resilience Program advisory services contract

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Emergency repairs to Dry Dock No. 2 at Pier 68

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Pro Housing Incentive Program grant

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Planning code amendment allowing driveway parking of two operable vehicles

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Planning code amendment prohibiting massage as accessory to residential

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Abrogation easements for 180 El Camino Real and 413 Alita Way

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Maiden Lane street encroachment permit amendment

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Expansion of Tenderloin late-night retail hours restriction

Vote: 8-2
Approved

Liquor license public convenience determination for Amals Market

Vote: unanimous
Approved

Chula Abbey and Alert Alley early residential historic districts

Vote: unanimous

Development Activity (6)

3333 Mission Street affordable senior housing

Residential

Safeway site residential development at 30th and Mission

Residential

SFO Recommended Airport Development Plan (RADP)

Infrastructure

Market Signals (5)

Commercial Demand

San Francisco is aggressively pursuing office-to-residential conversion downtown via a…

Housing Demand

Bernal Heights has built just ~230 units total and only…

Infrastructure

SFO plans to grow to 71 million passengers and 505,000…

Who Spoke (90)

ChairCouncilmember · 9Staff · 4Attorney · 2Applicant · 3Applicant's Rep · 2WitnessPublic · 55

On the record: the chair, 9 councilmembers, 4 staff members, 2 attorneys, 3 applicants, 2 applicant's representatives, a witness, and 55 members of the public.

Agenda scorecard

ZoneWire called 8 of 8 land-use forecasts on this agenda.

251278 Affirming the Final Environmental Impact Report Certification - SFO Recommended… site plan

ApprovedZoneWire called it
freeApprovedmoved by Jackie Fielder

251279 Conditionally Reversing the Final Environmental Impact Report Certification - SFO… site plan

ApprovedZoneWire called it
freeApprovedmoved by Jackie Fielder

251280 Preparation of Findings to Reverse the Final Environmental Impact Report… site plan

ApprovedZoneWire called it
freeApprovedmoved by Jackie Fielder

More land-use items (4)

  • 825 Sansome Street conditional use permit
    Approvedcalled it
  • 825 Sansome Street conditional use permit
    Approvedcalled it
  • 825 Sansome Street conditional use permit
    Approvedcalled it
  • 825 Sansome Street conditional use permit
    Approvedcalled it

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