PG&E's Late-Stage Demands Add $3.6M to Mission Street Affordable Housing Project
Budget & Finance Committee • San FranciscoSeptember 23, 2026
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The San Francisco Board of Supervisors' Budget and Finance Committee unanimously advanced 15 items on Sept. 23, but the sharpest moment came when Chair Matt Dorsey laid out the cumulative toll of PG&E's infrastructure delays on city projects — an estimated $76 million since 2018. A completed 35-unit affordable housing building at 3300 Mission Street sat empty for months while the utility demanded 800 additional feet of trenching it never flagged during design review.
The committee also rescued an iconic waterfront restaurant from closure, greenlit $3.9 million in privately funded police technology, and locked in a $45 million airport ground-transportation contract as post-COVID travel surges.
- PG&E's late-stage scope changes force a $3.6M loan increase for a completed 35-unit affordable housing project at 3300 Mission, keeping families out of move-in-ready homes
- Port saves Pier 23 Cafe by slashing rent and forgiving $729,000 in back rent for the 40-year waterfront institution
- SFPD accepts $3M private gift for real-time investigation center drone and counter-drone technology — no general fund dollars spent
- SFO awards $45M curbside management contract to incumbent SP Plus LLC, adding 19 positions to handle growing passenger volumes
- District Attorney secures $5M+ in state grants for victim services, victim-witness advocates, and workers' compensation fraud prosecution
- Medical examiner deploys machine learning to detect emerging psychoactive substances in DUI cases with an $847,000 state grant
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