We are on vacation, but there are some important items coming up. Check the agendas for the details.
Monday, June 3, 10 AM –
Room 263 Rules Committee City Hall
Heminger Appointment to SFMTA Board Hearing at Rules Committee
Address letters to Supervisors: Ronen, Walton and Mar
Monday, June 3, 1:30 PM – agenda
Room 250 City Hall Land Use and Transportation Committee
2. Administrative, Police Codes – Programs for the Vehicular Homeless and Use of Vehicles for Human Habitation
3. Planning, Business and Tax Regulations Codes – Accessory Dwelling Units in New Construction
4. Planning, Business and Tax Regulations Codes – Accessory Dwelling Units in New Construction
Tuesday, June 4, 2 PM
Room 250 City Hall Board of Supervisors Meeting
Board may vote on the Heminger Appointment
Address letters to all the Supervisors
Wednesday June 26, 10 AM – agenda
Room 250 City Hall Budget and Finance Committee
Thursday, June 6, 1 PM – agenda
Room 400 City Hall Planning Commission
8. Affordable Housing in Central SOMA
9. Office Development Annual Limit — Memo
Informational Presentation on establishing Procedures for Allocating San Francisco’s Office Development Annual Limit Program (Program), as defined in Planning Code Sections 320-324. Created in 1986, the Program limits the amount of office development (projects containing at least 25,000 square feet of office space) that can be permitted each year in the City and County of San Francisco. Preliminary Recommendation: None – Informational.
Monday, June 10, 2019 – agenda
Room 250, City Hall Land Use and Transportation/
2. 1990119 Urging Municipal Transportation Agency to Report Back with Findings of the New Rules for Taxi Pick-Ups at San Francisco International Airport (SFO) and Urging SFO to Restrict Transportation Network Companies
3. 190477 Hearing – San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Preliminary Report – Safe, Reliable, Clean, Affordable Electric Service
Tuesday, June 11, 10:00 AM – agenda
Room 250, City Hall SFCTA
4. Final approval on acquisition for theYerba Buena Island Southgate Road Realignment Improvements Project
10. Contract with Nelson\Nygaard Consulting
Tuesday, June 12, 2 PM – agenda
Room 250 City Hall Board of Supervisors
1. Special order with the Mayor at 2 PM – People living in vehicles in d-10
5. Administrative Code – Juvenile Hall Closure
6. Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to allow applications for Mills Act contracts for historic properties to be filed concurrently with applications for designation of the same properties, expediting procedure.
8. Health, Administrative Codes – Housing Conservatorships
18. ADU in new construction
19. 190413 Administrative, Police Codes – Programs for the Vehicular Homeless and Use of Vehicles for Human Habitation
25. Public Comment
Thursday, June 13, 1 PM – agenda
Room 400 City Hall Planning Commission
4. 400-444 DIVISADERO STREET AND 1048-1064 OAK STREET CU doc
7. Connect SF doc
8. Public Land for Housing and Balboa Reservoir informational – 2017-016313CWP
Monday, June 17, 1:30PM – agenda
Room 250 City Hall Land Use and Transportation
1. Hearing – San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Preliminary Report – Safe, Reliable, Clean, Affordable Electric Service – (continued to call of the chair)
2. 190432 Hearing – Status of Parking Attendants on City-Owned Garages, Existing Employees, Planned Layoffs, and System Automation. Peskin and Safai concerned about SFMTA decisions to automate. People do not feel safe when there are no people in the garages. There is a big concern around city automation. There may be a threat to the SFMTA budget over this issue.
4. 181211 Small Business Permit Streamlining – (continued?)
5. 190165 Legitimization Program for Non-Residential Uses at 3150-18th Street (CU to cure illegal use of PDR?)– (continued to call of the chair)
Tuesday, June 18, 1 PM – agenda
Room 400, City Hall SFMTA
9. Public comment
11. Transit only lane on Folsom
Tuesday, June 18, 2 PM – agenda
Room 250, City Hall Board of Supervisors
1. Juvenile Hall closure
4. Taxing ADUs
5. Permits for Vehicular Homeless and Use of Vehicles for Human Habitation
Wednesday, June 19, 10 AM – agenda rescheduled
Room 250 City Hall Supervisors Budget Committee
1. The following departments are scheduled to appear before the Budget and Finance Committee on June 19, 2019:Assessor-Recorder,
Office of the Controller,
Office of the General City Responsibility,
City Attorney,
Office of the Mayor’s Office,
Elections,
Department of Environment,
Department of Human Resources,
Department of Fine Arts Museum,
Asian Art Museum,
City Administrator, Office of the Technology,
Department of Public Works,
Recreation and Park Department,
Health Service System,
Treasurer & Tax Collector,
Office of the Economic and Workforce Development,
Office ofArts Commission,
War Memorial,,
Library
Board of Supervisors
11. 190629 Park Code – Non-Resident Fees at Certain Specialty Attractions
Wednesday, June 19, 12:30 PM
Room 400 City Hall Historical Preservation Committee
informational hearing on DEMOLITION legislation.
Thursday, June 20, 10 AM
Room 400 City Hall Planning Commission and Building Inspection Commission
informational hearing on DEMOLITION legislation
Thursday, June 20, 12 PM – agenda
Room 400 City Hall Planning Commission
informational hearing on SB-330 , Skinner bill Director Rahaim is the assigned Planning rep on this matter. (Check sfplanning.org for any changes to agenda.) track the bill here. (As part of the Director’s report?)
D. Public comment
5. Temporary Uses – allow temporary operation of a farmers’ market on the Department of Motor Vehicles Field Office parking lot at 1377 Fell Street
Monday, June 24, 10 AM – CANCELLED MEETING
Room 263 Rules Committee City Hall
Monday, June 24 9 AM – agenda
Room 400 City Hall SFMTA Special meeting
Adopting and implementing the decision and award of the Arbitration Board, establishinga successor Memorandum of Understanding with a number of unions and employees
Monday, June 24, 1:30 PM – agenda
Room 250 Ctiy Hall Land Use and Transportation Committee
Tuesday, June 25, 10 AM – agenda
Room 250 City Hall SFCTA
9. Approval of up to $700,000 professional services contract to Nelson/Nygaard to study congestion pricing
Tuesday, June 25, 2 PM – agenda
Room 250 Ctiy Hall Board of Supervisors Meeting
45-48. 3 PM Special Hearing:
Appeal of Determination of Exemption From Environmental Review – Seawall Lot 330 – installation of a SAFE Navigation Center for up to 200 people and removal of approximately 155 surface parking spaces.
61. Supporting Efforts to Preserve the Redstone Labor Temple
62. 190726 Resolution opposing AB 68 ADU legislation by Ting
Thursday, June 27, 1 PM – agenda
Room 400 City Hall Planning Commission
The SF Planning Department will present an analysis of SB 330.
E. Public Comment
11. SB 330 Housing Crisis Act of 2019 – Informational Presentation –Bill establishing a statewide housing emergency until 2025, during which time certain localities would be prohibited from reducing zoned capacity for housing, reducing housing density below what is permitted under existing zoning and the General Plan for proposed projects, or imposing certain new parking and design standards. In these jurisdictions, the demolition of existing affordable housing would be prohibited unless certain conditions are met. In all localities, the bill would generally limit the number of public hearings for code-complying housing projects, expedite some review timeframes, guarantee the zoning regulations in place at the time of a first application for up to three years, and allow for localities to delay enforcement of certain building code violations for “occupied substandard buildings” at the request of the property owner.Preliminary Recommendation: None – Informational.
Friday June 28, 10:30 AM – agenda
Room 263 City Hall Public Safety and Neighborhood Services Committee
Special Meeting
2. 190722 Hearing – Status of Worker Rights in California’s Gig Economy – Hearing on the current state of worker rights in California’s gig economy, and to analyze the potential impacts of the 2018 California Supreme Court’s Dynamex decision and California State Assembly Bill 5 on worker rights; and requesting the Office of Labor Standards and Enforcement to report.
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