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Land Use Committee grants short continuance to small-business permitting ordinance
Summary
The committee continued an ordinance to streamline small-business permitting to the call of the chair after the Mayor’s Office requested a brief delay for amendment work. No public comment was offered and the chair moved the continuance without objection.
The Land Use Committee of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors on April 1 continued an ordinance intended to streamline small-business permitting and amend the health, planning and police codes.
Ben van Houten, representing the Mayor’s Office of Economic and Workforce Development, told the committee he needed more time to "continue to fine tune amendments" and requested a one-week continuance. Chair Aaron Peskin moved to "continue this to the call of the chair," and, with no objection recorded, the committee set that as the next step.
There was no public comment on the item during the committee meeting. The clerk said items acted on this day will appear on the April 16 Board of Supervisors agenda unless otherwise specified. The continuance leaves the ordinance available for placement on a future committee or full Board calendar once sponsors and staff finalize amendments.
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