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Board reenacts emergency ordinance to protect residential-hotel occupants and requires DPH protocols
Summary
The Board reenacted an emergency ordinance (revising Emergency Ordinance 84-20) to strengthen protections for residential-hotel (SRO) occupants during COVID-19 and directed the Department of Public Health to develop prevention, notice and tracking protocols; the ordinance passed unanimously after a small amendment on mask provision.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Sept. 1 reenacted an emergency ordinance to extend and clarify COVID-19 protections for occupants of residential hotels (single-room occupancy, or SRO, buildings).
The ordinance reenacts and amends Emergency Ordinance No. 84-20 and directs the Department of Public Health (DPH) to develop SRO-specific prevention, notice, treatment, resources and tracking protocols. The measure is written as an emergency ordinance and…
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