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At a glance: key votes at the Feb. 10 San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting
Summary
The board approved minutes and a batch of ordinances on consent, passed a $7 million grant acceptance for the Mayor's Office of Innovation, advanced a hotel development incentive on first reading, adopted a tobacco‑grant resolution for SFPD, and took multiple appointments and other routine actions.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a number of routine and substantive items during its Feb. 10, 2026 meeting:
- Minutes: The board approved the Jan. 6, 2026 minutes after roll call.
- Item 1: Ordinance amending the business and tax regulations code (VoIP ALT rules) — finally passed unanimously.
- Item 2: Acceptance and expenditure of a $7,000,000 Bloomberg Philanthropies grant for the Mayor's Office of Innovation (01/01/2026–12/31/2028) and creation of four grant‑funded FTEs — ordinance finally passed.
- Items 3–6: Planning code amendments (parking in front setback, massage‑use clarifications, and creation of two early residential historic districts) — finally passed.
- Item 7: Amendment to Tenderloin retail hours pilot (expanded area and extended duration) — passed 9–2 with Supervisors Fielder and Walton voting no.
- Item 8: Police code change on alarm refund procedures — passed on first reading (11–0) and scheduled for continued process.
- Item 13: SFPD acceptance of ~ $1.1 million DOJ tobacco grant (DMACC) — resolution adopted without objection.
- Item 14: Hotel incentive agreement (Bespoke Hospitality LLC) — the ordinance was approved on first reading (9–2). Planning and budget details were discussed during debate.
- Additional appointments, committee reports, and proclamations (Ruth Asawa Day, teen dating violence awareness month) were adopted as presented.
Votes listed here reflect roll calls logged in the meeting transcript; items that required further findings or were tabled are noted in separate articles.
