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Board of Appeals will allow parties to attend hearings remotely as hybrid sessions resume
Summary
The San Francisco Board of Appeals voted 4–0 on March 2, 2022, to allow parties and their representatives to participate remotely when hearings resume in person on March 23. The board framed the change as a balance between public access and in‑room effectiveness, with COVID‑related exceptions for commissioners.
The San Francisco Board of Appeals voted 4–0 on March 2 to permit parties and their representatives to participate remotely in hearings as the board prepares to resume hybrid, in‑person sessions on March 23.
Vice President Anne Lazarus moved the measure, saying the board should provide “maximum flexibility” and allow appellants and the public to decide whether to appear in person. The motion carried with commissioners Lazarus, Daryl Honda, Tina Chang and President Zwig voting in favor.
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