Mayor Lurie proposes 2‑hour limits for oversized vehicle parking, seeks $90M to expand interim housing; Gerald Commons expansion draws Bayview opposition

On June 10, 2025, San Francisco Mayor Daniel Lurie told the Board of Supervisors he will introduce legislation to set citywide two‑hour parking limits for oversized vehicles and is proposing a three‑year budget package that would “unlock $90,000,000 over 3 years” to expand interim housing capacity for people experiencing homelessness.

The proposal, Lurie said, pairs new parking restrictions and enforcement with expanded outreach, housing and services. “Simply moving people along isn’t a solution,” Lurie said. “We will restore our streets and public spaces, but we will do it the right way with dignity and support and with real solutions for those experiencing homelessness.”

Why it matters: The proposal aims to address impacts that oversized vehicles and RVs have on neighborhoods, businesses and public safety while increasing shelter and interim housing capacity. The plan directly affects neighborhoods with visible RV and vehicle‑dwelling populations, including Bayview (District 10), and proposes a mix of regulations and added housing resources to be funded through the mayor’s budget proposal.

Details and city response Mayor Lurie described…