Business & Development

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• The committee approved the Mayor’s nomination to reappoint Lydia So to the Planning Commission, term ending June 30, 2030.

Why it matters

The Planning Commission guides land‑use decisions that shape neighborhoods and development.

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• The committee will consider a resolution authorizing the Port of San Francisco to execute a settlement agreement with Bauer’s Intelligent Transportation, Inc., which includes a total payment of $3,218,996.

Why it matters

The settlement resolves outstanding claims, allows Bauer to continue its tenancy, and funds port improvements.

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• The Committee is approving the acceptance of an in‑kind gift of consulting services valued at $2,520,000 from FUSE Corp.
• Seven FUSE Fellows will provide the services from Aug 1 2026 to Oct 20 2028 to improve coordination across public health, housing, homelessness, and human services.

Why it matters

The expertise will help the city improve service delivery for residents, especially in housing and health areas, without spending additional tax dollars.

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• The committee approved a resolution to lease approximately 4,635 sq ft of restaurant space and 2,992 sq ft of outdoor dining at 1300 Battery Street to JPPF 1300 Battery, L.P.
• The lease runs until May 5, 2046 with a base rent of $5,000 per month, increasing 15% every five years, totaling $1,498,012.50 in base rent, plus 1% of gross sales and possible rent credits.

Why it matters

The lease creates a new dining venue and generates long‑term revenue for the city.

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• The City will increase the Microsoft Enterprise Products contract with Zones, LLC by $60,000,000, raising the ceiling to $115,000,000.
• The contract term will be extended 36 months to August 31, 2029, with three one‑year extension options.

Why it matters

The amendment allows continued use of Microsoft services for city operations and impacts the overall technology budget.

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• The Board approved the First Amendment to the Professional Services Agreement, authorizing up to $88,000.00 from Santa Barbara Cottage Hospital.
• The Board approved Budget Revision BJE No. 0011111 for $88,000.00 to increase revenue and expenditures for the County Health Department’s FY 2026‑2027 budget.
• The Board determined the actions do not constitute a CEQA project.

Why it matters

It secures up to $88,000 for hospitalist and outpatient services and updates the health department budget, supporting patient care and county health financing.

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