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Supervisors continue housing preservation ordinance after departments disagree on income definitions
Summary
An ordinance amending the Administrative Code to monitor San Francisco's housing preservation and production policies was continued to October 30 so city departments can clarify the definition of "upper middle income" housing.
An ordinance to amend the Administrative Code to monitor San Francisco’s housing preservation and production policies was continued for one week after supervisors identified an interdepartmental disagreement over income definitions.
Supervisor Olague requested more time to reconcile “differences of opinion” between the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Planning regarding the definition of “upper middle income” housing. She said the departments were in discussion and she wanted clarity before the board moved forward. Supervisor Olague moved to continue the item; the motion—to continue the ordinance—was seconded by Supervisor Campos and granted without objection, with the clerk and president noting the item would be continued to October 30.
The continuation means the board will not act on the proposed Administrative Code amendment until staff and the affected departments provide a clarified definition and any related technical edits. No formal vote on the ordinance’s substance occurred at the meeting.
