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Preservation commission extends remote hearing authority through January
Summary
The commission unanimously adopted a resolution to continue meeting remotely through January, with staff noting possible return to City Hall as early as March pending mayoral and city administrator guidance.
San Francisco — The Historic Preservation Commission voted Jan. 5 to adopt a resolution (case 2021-9976 CRV) allowing the commission to continue holding remote hearings through the month of January.
The chair summarized that the commission must renew remote meeting authority every 30 days and said the mayor's office and city administrator indicated the body might be able to reconvene in City Hall as soon as the commission's first hearing in March. Commissioners approved the resolution unanimously, 7 to 0.
The resolution extends remote meeting authority for the commission for the coming month; the commission will revisit the renewal as required.
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