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Board approves surveillance-camera policy, housing financing and advances ADU and business-fee measures
Summary
At its July 1 meeting the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a municipal transportation surveillance technology policy for red-light and no-turn cameras, adopted a multifamily housing financing resolution, and advanced ordinances on accessory dwelling unit conveyance and a small-business fee waiver extension.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on July 1 approved several ordinances and resolutions, including final passage of a surveillance-technology policy for the Municipal Transportation Agency’s existing automated red-light and no-turn enforcement cameras and authorization of multifamily housing financing for a Sunnydale project.
The board recorded an 11-0 vote to finally pass the ordinance authorizing the Municipal Transportation Agency (MTA) to continue use of its existing automated red light and no-turn enforcement cameras. The board also adopted a resolution authorizing up to $76,000,000 in multifamily housing revenue notes to finance construction of an 89-unit rental project at 65 Santos Street, known as Sunnydale Hope SF Block 7.
Two planning- and housing-related ordinances were carried forward or passed on first reading: an amendment to the planning and subdivision codes to allow separate conveyance of certain accessory dwelling units and associated primary…
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