Mayor Lurie unveils citywide oversized-vehicle limits and interim-housing expansion as Bayview supervisor objects to Gerald Commons enlargement

Mayor Daniel Lurie told the San Francisco Board of Supervisors on June 10 that his administration will introduce citywide measures pairing enforcement with services to address people living in recreational vehicles and oversized vehicles and expand interim housing capacity.

Lurie said the package would put in place a two‑hour citywide parking limit for oversized vehicles, expand outreach and prioritize housing and services over “simply moving people along,” and include a budget proposal to “unlock $90,000,000 over three years to significantly expand our interim housing capacity.”

The mayor described the plan as part of his “breaking the cycle” initiative and said interim housing must be tailored to the needs of different populations. “This is core to our approach,” Lurie told supervisors. “With compassionate care, real housing alternatives, sensible regulations, and real…