Stephen Sherrill

Rule Changes

Opposed the project and asked the city in June 2026 to reject its AB 2011 eligibility; the city approved the project on November 6, 2026

San Francisco gave final approval on November 6 to an 848-apartment redevelopment of the Marina Safeway, clearing it under a 2022 state law that skips public hearings and environmental review. Developer Align Real Estate would build 22- and 18-story towers above a rebuilt grocery store. Setting aside 86 apartments for low-income households earned a 49.3% density bonus, which let the project exceed the site's 40-foot zoning limit.

Updated 2 days ago

Money Moves

Handling the OpenGov contract extension legislation

The Board of Supervisors voted 10-1 on Sept. 15 to extend OpenGov's contract for three years at up to $22 million, with Jackie Fielder the lone no vote. Supervisors cut the mayor's five-year request, initially worth up to $38.9 million, and added a clause letting the city cancel the deal without proving breach or wrongdoing.

Updated Oct 31

Rule Changes

As of October 2026: Initiated the motion to suspend Palmer

San Francisco supervisors voted to suspend Commissioner William Palmer, president of the Sheriff's Department Oversight Board, after a city watchdog found he used his public position for personal benefit. The same motion filed formal misconduct charges, which go to an ethics hearing before returning to the board for a final decision.

Updated Sep 30