Rules Committee forwards Union Street entertainment‑zone proposal after merchants agree to mitigation commitments
Summary
The committee voted to send an ordinance creating an entertainment zone on Union Street (Gough to Steiner) and Fillmore Street (Union to Greenwich) to the full Board, with supporters pledging to mitigate trash and noise impacts.
The Rules Committee on Oct. 6 voted to forward an ordinance that would create a Union Street Entertainment Zone — covering Union Street between Gough and Steiner and portions of Fillmore Street between Union and Greenwich — to the full Board with a recommendation.
Supervisor Sheryl, who moved the item, said Union Street merchants are enthusiastic about the designation and committed to mitigating trash and noise impacts. The ordinance also affirms the Planning Department’s determination under the California Environmental Quality Act (CEQA). There were no public speakers on the item. The committee voted 3‑0 to forward the ordinance to the full Board.
Action: The committee recommended the ordinance to the full Board; next step is Board consideration on the announced agenda date.
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