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Planning Commission continues several cases, approves routine consent items
Summary
The San Francisco Planning Commission continued multiple calendar items (including several continuances to March dates) after public comment and approved routine consent items 5 and 7 by roll call vote.
The San Francisco Planning Commission opened its Feb. 19, 2009 meeting by announcing several continuances and vetting the day's consent calendar. President Ron Miguel read the items proposed for continuance and the reasons staff cited, including delays to accommodate interior redesigns and additional public review. After brief public comment raising process concerns, Commissioners voted unanimously to continue items 1 and 2 (and associated subparts) and to move consent items 5 and 7 to adoption.
The continuances are procedural: staff asked the commission to defer consideration until March to allow additional time for redesign and proper notice. Commissioners said they would accept the continuances but asked staff to ensure that future notifications and submitted public comments are handled promptly.
The vote on the consent calendar items carried by roll-call with commissioners recorded as voting aye. The meeting then moved to pulled items and full-agenda matters.
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