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Golden Gate ApartmentsBudget & Finance Committee9d agoJune 3, 2026
$75M rehabilitation of 72-unit affordable housing in Western Addition approved.
Committee approved a $22.6M city loan, 75-year ground lease, and $18.7M revenue note for the complete rehabilitation of Golden Gate Apartments, a 100% affordable housing project at 1820 Post Street.
Why it matters: The building hasn't undergone major rehabilitation since Chinatown CDC acquired it in 1999; tenants will be phased through temporary relocation with all costs covered by the project.
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Behavioral Health Services ActBudget & Finance Committee9d agoJune 3, 2026
DPH secures state behavioral health contract and extends Westside homeless respite center to $21.5M.
Committee approved a new three-year state performance contract for behavioral health programs and a two-year extension of the Westside Community Mental Health Center's 72-bed homeless stabilization program at 1018 Mission Street.
Why it matters: The Eleanora Fagan Center achieves a 93% referral rate at $70,000 per bed — matching shelter costs despite higher medical intensity — and will qualify for Medi-Cal reimbursement to offset city spending.
Jail health services secures five-year office lease for HIV/Hep C care coordination team.
Committee approved a new five-year lease at 796 Brannan Street for the DPH Jail Health Services team providing HIV and hepatitis C care coordination to incarcerated individuals.
Why it matters: The 10-person team has used this space as its administrative headquarters since the early 1990s; jail facilities lack dedicated workspace for the program.
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Tad'sBudget & Finance Committee9d agoJune 3, 2026
Tad's downtown lease restructuring continued to June 17 for rent escalation amendment.
The committee continued the Tad's lease agreement at 44 Ellis Street to June 17 so MTA can finalize a rent escalation provision for the first option-to-extend period.
Why it matters: Chair Chan warned that if substantive amendments are needed on June 17, the item would slip to July since no further budget committee meetings are scheduled in June.
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SFPDBudget & Finance Committee9d agoJune 3, 2026
SFPD retail theft grant extended one year; 1,800 naloxone units accepted for overdose response.
Committee approved a no-cost, one-year extension of SFPD's $15.3M organized retail theft grant and accepted 1,800 units of naloxone valued at $43,200 for overdose prevention.
Why it matters: Since October 2023, the grant has supported 9,227 organized retail crime incidents tracked and 4,178 arrests; naloxone continues SFPD's harm reduction role in the opioid crisis.
All city departments authorized to apply for state Prop 4 climate bond grants before June deadline.
Committee approved a blanket resolution enabling all city departments to apply for competitive grants from California's $4 billion Proposition 4 climate bond before the end-of-June deadline.
Why it matters: Without this resolution, city departments cannot submit applications for the major grant cycle closing at the end of June 2026.
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Office Of CannabisBudget & Finance Committee9d agoJune 3, 2026
SF accepts $2.17M state grant to continue cannabis equity program for local businesses.
The Office of Cannabis will distribute $2.17 million from the state's Go-Biz program to support social equity cannabis licensees, extending a program that has distributed over $13 million since 2020.
Why it matters: Vice Chair Dorsey highlighted that cannabis dispensaries are becoming valued neighborhood assets with security guards that benefit surrounding businesses and residents.
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SFOBudget & Finance Committee9d agoJune 3, 2026
SFO extends SITA passenger processing contract to $16.8M through 2029.
Committee unanimously approved a $9.7M contract increase for SITA to continue maintaining SFO's shared passenger processing systems through June 2029.
Why it matters: SITA meets nearly 98% of performance targets for airport boarding pass and bag tag terminals operating 24/7; funded entirely by airport revenues at $3.2M per year.
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