Board adopts batch of routine measures, extends eviction emergency ordinance and continues several land-use hearings

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors completed a broad slate of business Sept. 28, adopting numerous consent and individually called items, approving a local emergency ordinance extending a COVID-era eviction limit, confirming a landmark designation, authorizing grants and contracts, and continuing two contested land-use hearings to October dates for further review.

What the board adopted

- Consent package: Items 1–14 were taken en bloc and approved with an 11-0 roll call. - Item 15: The board amended the planning code to designate the Ingleside Terraces Sundial and Sundial Park as a city landmark. Supervisor Melgar recused from that item; the ordinance was finally passed (10–0 on the recorded vote with Melgar excused). - Item 16: An ordinance related to nonpayment-of-rent evictions (covering rent due July 1–Dec. 30, 2021) was finally passed unanimously (11–0). - Item 17: The board amended the administrative code to require police consultation with the district attorney on juvenile delinquency cases under Welfare and Institutions Code section 651. It passed on final reading 10–1 (Supervisor Stephanie recorded as the lone no vote). - Item 18: A measure to update SFMTA parking-rate authority for certain park facilities was discussed at length and, at the request of the city attorney and sponsoring supervisors, continued to the Oct. 5 meeting for further drafting and review. - Items 19–30: A…