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Planning Commission continues 37–39 Lloyd Street case to Oct. 14
Summary
The Planning Commission agreed to continue the discretionary-review case for 37–39 Lloyd Street after a commissioner said she had not received requested information; the motion passed and the item was rescheduled for October 14.
The San Francisco Planning Commission on (date not specified in transcript) voted to continue the discretionary‑review case for 37–39 Lloyd Street, case number 2009.117DDDV, to Oct. 14.
Commissioner Susan Olague said she had asked staff for materials she did not receive in time to consider before the hearing and moved to continue the item. Olague said she expected to receive the information by Oct. 14 and said she would then be prepared to hear the case even with a quorum of four commissioners. Project counsel and some project owners urged the commission not to delay, saying documents had been available; attorney Sue Hester and other opponents urged a continuance so parties would have adequate time to review the file.
After discussion, the commission took a roll‑call vote on a motion to continue multiple calendar items; Commissioners Antonini, Seguin, Lottie and Miguel recorded ayes and the motion passed. The clerk announced that items including 16 a and 16 b (37–39 Lloyd Street) were continued to Oct. 14.
The continuance preserves existing timelines for notice and allows staff to provide additional materials requested by commissioners. No final land‑use decision was made on the Lloyd Street project at the meeting; the case will be called on the Planning Commission agenda on the continued date.
