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Board continues California Pacific Medical Center EIR items to March 12 amid ongoing mediation
Summary
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors continued three agenda items tied to the California Pacific Medical Center long‑range development plan while mediation between parties continues, after a motion by Supervisor Campos that was seconded by Supervisor Farrell.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Jan. 29 continued three items tied to the California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC) long‑range development plan to March 12 while mediation over the project proceeds. The items included a motion affirming the Planning Commission's certification of the final environmental impact report (EIR), a motion reversing that certification, and a motion directing the preparation of findings.
Supervisor Campos moved to continue the items and Supervisor Farrell seconded the motion. President Chu and other members agreed; by unanimous consent the board continued the items to the March 12 meeting to allow ongoing mediation to proceed.
The items before the board were described on the agenda as: (1) a motion affirming the Planning Commission’s certification of the final EIR for CPMC’s long‑range development plan; (2) a motion reversing the Commission’s certification; and (3) a motion directing preparation of findings. During the introduction of the items, a supervisor said the mediation process has been “productive” but that the “work is not yet done,” and asked that the board continue the matter to allow the discussions to proceed.
No formal vote on the underlying EIR certification or findings occurred on Jan. 29; the board’s action was to continue the matters to allow more time for mediation and staff work. The items will return to the board on March 12, when supervisors are expected to consider next steps or formal actions on certification and findings.
The record shows the board acted by procedural motion; no formal roll call on the EIR certification was recorded at this meeting.
Context: The CPMC long‑range development plan has been the subject of public hearings and regulatory review. The board’s continuation preserves time for parties and staff to complete mediation and for any required supplemental materials or findings to be prepared before the board votes on certification or reversal.
