Historic Preservation Commission · Jun 3, 2026
Wednesday1 h 34 min4 officials identified4 public speakers13 agenda itemsRoll call: 5 present (clerk)Video: SFGovTV
The item that drew the most public speakers: SF SURVEY FINDINGS - adopt, modify, or disapprove, 2 speakers, over 27 min.
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- 8:56D. consideration of items proposed for continuance
- 10:134a. 3637 BALBOA STREET - Legacy Business Registry
- 10:144b. 4218 MISSION STREET - Legacy Business Registry
- 10:144c. 550 MONTGOMERY STREET - Legacy Business Registry
- 10:154d. 2626 SAN BRUNO AVENUE - Legacy Business Registry
- 10:164e. 1868 LARKIN STREET - Legacy Business Registry
- 10:164f. 2138 CHESTNUT STREET - Legacy Business Registry
- 10:184g. 774 COMMERCIAL STREET - Legacy Business Registry
- 10:184i. 555 TARAVAL STREET - Legacy Business Registry
- 39:145a. FERNANDO NELSON HOME (701 CASTRO STREET) - Landmark Designation
- 39:145b. LANGE HOUSE (199 CARL STREET) - Landmark Designation
- 45:53SF SURVEY FINDINGS - adopt, modify, or disapprove
- 1:13:40CITYWIDE HISTORIC CONTEXT STATEMENT - adopt, modify, or disapprove
What happened
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- Department staff gave the department announcements report, including that the first batch of 14 District 8 landmarks would take effect within days, with another 52 pending.4:12
- Items 4A through I were called: nine Legacy Business Registry applications, presented by Planning Department staff.8:49
- A motion to adopt recommendations for approval of the legacy business applications except item 4C was announced as passing “unanimously, 5 to 0.”38:09
- On item 4C at 550 Montgomery, the motion to adopt a recommendation for approval was announced as passing “4 to 1.”38:46
- The motion to adopt recommendations for approval of the two landmark designations was announced as passing “unanimously 5 to 0.”45:42
Quotes
Officials only, in order.
Family zoning is not going to be— going to go destroy all these buildings. But again, planning staff, preservation, the mayor’s office, and the board president are working together to make sure that we do preserve these great buildings.Chris Foley · Commissioner · Seat 51:09:00
Who spoke
4 officials identified · talk time, most first.
- Hans BaldaufCommissioner · Seat 2 · 8.2 minFirst speaks at 31:55
- Diane MatsudaPresident · Seat 7 At Large · 4.6 minFirst speaks at 7:40
- Chris FoleyCommissioner · Seat 5 · 1.0 minFirst speaks at 35:58
- Robert VergaraCommissioner · Seat 4 Historian · 0.5 minFirst speaks at 1:27:30
Roll call: 5 present, 0 excused, 0 absent. From the clerkPublic comment: 4 speakers.
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Hamlet, “Historic Preservation Commission, Jun 3, 2026: San Francisco.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/sf/historic-preservation/meetings/2026-06-03. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Jun 3, 2026.