Land Use and Transportation Committee, September 28, 2026
Approves Ordinance amending Environment Code green building requirements for city buildings, 3-0
How this board votes
The Board of Supervisors approved 91% of 390 recorded land-use decisions this period. Most frequent dissent: Shamann Walton (31 of 201 recorded votes).
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See the full board record, member by memberWhat happened
The San Francisco Land Use and Transportation Committee forwarded all items with positive recommendations on 3-0 votes. Most consequentially, the committee recommended amendments to the Potrero Power Station mixed-use development agreement (with California Barrel Company LLC) and…
- Jurisdiction
- San Francisco, CA
- Governing body
- Final authority
- Date
- September 28, 2026
- Decisions
- 8 zoning decisions
- Outcome
- Approved, 3-0
Projects in this meeting (2)
Each is its own project; some span multiple hearingsPotrero Power Station
Recommended 3-0Potrero Power Station Special Use District height and zoning
Recommended 3-0Free sample: decision 1 of 8
Commemorative street plaque honoring Mark Bittner near 241 Greenwich
Resolution authorizing Public Works to approve installation of a commemorative street plaque honoring Mark Bittner on the Public Works retaining wall at the Greenwich Street stairway adjacent to 241 Greenwich. Recommended as a committee report for Board consideration September 29, 2026. Supervisor Dorsey added as co-sponsor. Passed 3-0.
- installation shall be approved following the Arts Commission's approval of the commemorative street plaque design
- Director's review of all corresponding permit application materials
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 Land Use and Transportation Committee forwarded all items with positive recommendations on 3-0 votes. Most consequentially, the committee recommended amendments to the Potrero Power Station mixed-use development agreement (with California Barrel Company LLC) and…
Key Decisions (8)
Commemorative street plaque honoring Mark Bittner near 241 Greenwich
Ordinance amending Environment Code green building requirements for city buildings
Acceptance of Fillmore Heritage Center parcels from OCII
Planning Code amendment on mezzanine story threshold
SHADE Act - CEQA procedure amendments (Administrative Code Chapter 31)
Duplicated SHADE Act file continued to call of the chair
Potrero Power Station development agreement amendment
Potrero Power Station Special Use District height and zoning amendment
Development Activity (2)
Fillmore Heritage Center
Commercial
Potrero Power Station mixed-use development project
Mixed-Use
Market Signals (5)
Housing Demand
Multiple public speakers cited rent increases (10% renewals, $4,000-$5,000/month one-bedrooms,…
Sentiment
Strong political controversy surrounds streamlining CEQA for housing; neighborhood and…
Infrastructure
San Francisco municipal green building updates and a 10-project building-decarbonization…
Who Spoke (19)
On the record: the chair, 3 councilmembers, 8 staff members, the clerk, and 5 members of the public.
Agenda scorecard
Our pre-meeting forecast, graded against the recorded voteZoneWire called 2 of 2 land-use forecasts on this agenda.
260539 Administrative Code - Local Implementation - California Environmental Quality Act request
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