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Historic Preservation Commission adopts 2016 meeting schedule; continues affordable housing presentation to Dec. 16

San Francisco Historic Preservation Commission · December 2, 2015
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Summary

The Commission unanimously adopted the 2016 meeting calendar and voted to continue an affordable housing bonus program informational presentation to the Commission's December 16 meeting after brief public comment supporting the delay.

The Historic Preservation Commission unanimously adopted its 2016 meeting schedule (first and third Wednesdays) and later voted to continue item 7 — an informational presentation on the affordable housing bonus program (case number 2014-15-03 PCA) — to December 16.

During the schedule vote, a motion to adopt the 2016 Commission schedule was moved (Speaker 4) and seconded (Commissioner Heilig); a roll call recorded 'yes' votes from Commissioner Haase, Commissioner Jonk, Commissioner Johns, Commissioner Matsuda, Commissioner Perlman, Commissioner Hyland and Commission President Wolff, and the motion passed 7–0.

When staff requested a continuance of item 7 due to scheduling conflicts, the Commission opened public comment limited to the continuance. One member of the public said, "I support the continuance. I have prepared a statement that I have emailed to each of the commissioners," and said they planned to return for the December 16 hearing. The Commission then voted to continue item 7 to December 16; the motion to continue (moved by Speaker 8) passed unanimously 7–0.

No substantive action on the affordable housing bonus presentation occurred at this hearing; the item was rescheduled for the December 16 meeting so that staff and interested public could attend.