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Votes at a glance: planning commission actions on May 15, 2025
Summary
Summary of formal motions and roll-call results taken by the San Francisco Planning Commission at its May 15, 2025 hearing.
The San Francisco Planning Commission took several formal votes on May 15, 2025. Most votes were unanimous; several were closely split on larger projects. Below is a concise “votes at a glance” summary of each recorded action from the meeting.
• Item continued: Case 2020-0410-748C UA (1919 Fillmore Street) — Motion to continue to June 5, 2025 (motion moved and seconded during continuance calendar). Vote: unanimous 7-0. Public commenters had requested a later date because several community members were unavailable in early- to mid-June.
• Consent calendar: Item 1, case 2020-05726 CUA (555 Grant Avenue) — Motion to approve consent item. Vote: unanimous 7-0.
• Minutes: Adoption of draft minutes for May 1, 2025 — Motion to adopt minutes. Vote: unanimous 7-0.
• Item 7A/B (2588 Mission Street) — Motion to not take discretionary review and adopt findings (effectively allowing the project to proceed). Vote: 4-3 (Campbell, McGarry, Braun, Commission President yes; Williams, Imperial, Vice President Moore no).
• Item 8 (projecting signs ordinance amendment for corner businesses in NC and RC districts) — Motion to recommend approval of the ordinance change (allows two projecting signs for qualifying corner businesses). Vote: unanimous 4-0 in recorded roll call for that item.
• Item 9 (530 Sansom / 447 Battery) — Motion to initiate General Plan amendments and schedule a public hearing on or after July 17, 2025. Vote: unanimous 7-0.
• Item 11 (1634 Oakdale Avenue) — Conditional use authorization to remove an unauthorized demising wall and restore the Second Floor to a single family flat (UDU removal). Motion to approve with conditions. Vote: unanimous 7-0.
Details and provenance: The formal votes and roll-call tallies are recorded in the official minutes and the transcript for May 15, 2025. The actions above include continuances, consent approvals, initiation of legislative amendments, adoption of findings on a discretionary review, and conditional-use authorization outcomes.
Ending: The commission’s votes on the larger Mission and downtown items drew the most public attention; several community groups signaled they will continue advocacy and may pursue other remedies following the decisions.
