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San Francisco Designates House of Latin Rock as a Landmark
The Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance (Item 64) on first reading to amend the Planning Code, designating the House of Latin Rock as a landmark. This designation aligns with Article 10 of the Planning Code, affirms the SQUAD determination, and makes appropriate findings. The ordinance was approved unanimously via consent.
Lydia So Reappointed to San Francisco Planning Commission
The Board of Supervisors approved a motion (Item 65) to reappoint Lydia So to the Planning Commission for a term ending June 30th, 2030. Supervisor Wong praised So's professionalism, integrity, steady leadership, thoughtful judgment, and collaborative approach. The motion passed unanimously.
San Francisco Repeals Obsolete Health Code Provisions Regarding Bread Transport and Rag Sterilization
The Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance (Item 42) on first reading to amend the Health Code, repealing outdated prohibitions on transporting bread, cake, or pastries in open containers on city streets, and regulating the sterilization and sale of rags for cleaning purposes. Supervisor Wong, a co-sponsor, explained that these provisions are obsolete and superseded by modern food safety and workplace standards, and their repeal does not weaken public health protections. The ordinance passed with unanimous consent.
San Francisco Supervisors Authorize Over $1.38 Million in Lawsuit Settlements
The Board of Supervisors approved ordinances on first reading authorizing settlements for five lawsuits against the city, totaling over $1.38 million. These include settlements for employment disputes, personal injuries on city streets and sidewalks, breach of contract, and civil rights violations. Specific settlements were for Pauline Silva Ray ($65,000), Robert Blaisdell and David Portales ($1 million), Alfred Martinez Engineering ($80,000), an unnamed individual ($40,000), and Samuel Rosas ($200,000).
House of Latin Rock Designated a Landmark by San Francisco Supervisors
The Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance (Item 64) on first reading to amend the Planning Code, designating the House of Latin Rock as a landmark. This designation aligns with Article 10 of the Planning Code, affirms the SQUAD determination, and makes appropriate findings. The ordinance was approved unanimously via consent.
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