Supervisors approve Mission Miracle Mile Business Improvement District agreement

San Francisco's Board of Supervisors Government Audit and Oversight Committee convened on February 10, 2025, to discuss a key resolution aimed at enhancing the Mission Miracle Mile Business Improvement District. The committee, led by Chair David Campos, approved an agreement with the Nonprofit Owners Association to manage the district, which has been in operation since its renewal in 2010.

The agreement is crucial for the transfer of special assessments collected for the district to the nonprofit management corporation, which oversees services funded by these assessments. Lisa Pagan from the Office of Economic and Workforce Development emphasized the importance of this management agreement, which is set to last for five and a half years, ensuring continued support for the district's operations.

Public comment highlighted community concerns regarding safety on Mission Street, with resident Douglas Yap advocating for increased oversight and improvements in the area. He expressed frustration over the lack of items on the committee's agenda, suggesting that the committee should take a more proactive role in addressing pressing issues, including monitoring local hospitals and tackling human trafficking.

The committee's approval of the resolution marks a significant step towards revitalizing the Mission Miracle Mile area, with expectations for improved safety and community engagement. As the committee prepares for future meetings, there is a clear call for more robust discussions and actions to address the needs of San Francisco residents.