Planning Commission · Sep 17, 2026
Thursday2 h 45 min5 officials identified9 public speakers9 agenda itemsVideo: SFGovTV
The item that drew the most public speakers: 1027, 1031-1033, 1043-1045, & 1047-1049 CLAYTON STREET - Request for Conditional Use Authorization to demolish existing two-family dwelling and construct…, 7 speakers, over 1 h 19 min.
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Agenda · 9 itemsShowHide
- 1:22A. consideration of items proposed for continuance
- 1:23Item title withheld
- 2:282. 800 IRVING STREET - Request for Conditional Use Authorization to establish a Formula Retail Financial Service use (d.b.a. BMO Bank N.A.)
- 3:26CONSIDERATION OF ADOPTION: Draft Minutes for September 3, 2026
- 7:01Item title withheld
- 42:298. 345 SPEAR STREET / 2 HARRISON STREET - Request for Office Development Authorization
- 1:14:149. 2089 INGALLS STREET - Request for Conditional Use Authorization to expand an Industrial Agriculture use, for the purpose of cannabis cultivation
- 1:18:5510. 1027, 1031-1033, 1043-1045, & 1047-1049 CLAYTON STREET - Request for Conditional Use Authorization to demolish existing two-family dwelling and construct nine dwelling units
- 2:38:10Item title withheld
What happened
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- Planning Department staff presented item 7, enforcement penalty guidelines, and asked the Commission to adopt criteria for assessing the one-time penalty for misrepresenting tenant information on development applications.13:07
Quotes
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I’ve worked in this building on and off since ‘97. It used to be a very vibrant building, but San Francisco was just generally vibrant all the time anyway. To see Hills Plaza go from what it was to— it’s still a beautiful, beautiful building, but it doesn’t have the activation it once had.Sean McGarry · Commissioner · Seat 456:46
I will conclude with my own thought process here is that this project really do comply with our new family zoning plan and our new design guideline, the design standards, and it does comply with the setback that is required, and I’ve seen it’s pretty clear, 20— actually, 27 feet.Lydia So · Commissioner · Seat 52:15:27
Who spoke
5 officials identified · talk time, most first.
- Lydia SoCommissioner · Seat 5 · 18 minFirst speaks at 29:41
- Joel KoppelVice-president · Seat 3 · 7.1 minFirst speaks at 36:54
- Sean McGarryCommissioner · Seat 4 · 6.4 minFirst speaks at 56:48
- Amy CampbellPresident · Seat 6 · 4.6 minFirst speaks at 37:54
- Elizabeth MacdonaldCommissioner · Seat 2 · 3.6 minFirst speaks at 55:30
Public comment: 9 speakers.
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Hamlet, “Planning Commission, Sep 17, 2026: San Francisco.” https://cities.myhamlet.com/sf/planning-commission/meetings/2026-09-17. Data as of Oct 9, 2026 (version d14b03c); meeting of Sep 17, 2026.
