Good afternoon, everyone.

Uh this meeting will come to order.

Uh uh welcome to the April 13th, 2026 regular meeting of the Land Use and Transportation Committee of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.

I am Supervisor Mirna Melgar, Chair of this committee, uh, and I'm joined by Vice Chair, uh Supervisor Cheyenne Chen and Supervisor Bilal Mahmud.

The committee clerk today is uh John Carroll, and I also would like to thank Jeanette Engelau from uh SFGup TV for staffing us during this meeting.

Mr.

Clerk, do you have any announcements?

Yes, thank you.

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Items on today's agenda are expected to appear on the Board of Supervisors Agenda of April 21st, 2026, unless otherwise stated Thank you so much.

Uh Mr.

Clerk, please call item number one.

Agenda item number one is an ordinance amending the zoning map of the planning code to change the height and bulk districts for the one oak street project to increase the allowed height for the proteum of the building from the current base height of 120 feet to 140 feet, affirming the planning department's secret determination and making findings of public necessity convenience and welfare under planning code section 302 and findings of consistency with the general plan and the eight priority policies of Planning Code Section 101.1 Thank you so much.

Uh we will hear from Madison Tam from Supervisor Dorsey's office who will present on this item, followed by Joseph Sachi and Veronica Flores from our planning department.

Welcome, Ms.

Tam.

Thank you, Chair.

Uh good afternoon, Chair Chair Melgar, Vice Chair Chen, Supervisor Mahmood, Madison Tam here representing Supervisor Dorsey.

Thank you for hearing this item today.

Uh SFGov TV, can I get slides up?

I first will walk you through the project, and then I will talk about the need for the legislative action before you today.

One oak is one of the most important sites in the market in Octavia area plan, and it's a significant share of the many units long promised to this neighborhood.

This amendment is a small but meaningful change that will bring even more units to this site and activate this vital corner.

The project will bring additional housing into a neighborhood that is well served by transit on the edge of downtown, and the project will not displace any existing housing.

Here you can see how the project has changed from its previous 2022 design.

The modified project will have additional units, bringing the total count to 541, with some modest increases in parking, bike parking, and the item requiring the legislative action today is the podium height increase.

There will also be construction of a new public plaza.

This modified project maintains the same building envelope as previous versions, and the 400-foot tower height remains consistent.

As I stated, the increased podium height from 120 to 140 is what necessitates the legislative action.

This amendment will bring the podium height of the project in alignment with its neighbor at 30 Van S.

This project and its corresponding legislative amendment have received broad community support, including from the Hayes Valley Neighborhood Association and many partners in labor.

The supervisor would like to thank planning staff for their diligent work on this project and the legislative item.

Planning staff and the one oaked project team are here if you have questions best directed at them.

Thank you, Chair.

That concludes my presentation.

Thank you, Ms.

Tampa.

Good afternoon, Supervisors.

Joseph Sackey, Planning Department staff.

After hearing this item on March 19th, the planning commission voted 5 to 1 to adopt a recommendation for approval.

This concludes the commission report, and I'm available for any questions.

Thank you.

That's it for the planning department, right, Ms.

Flores and Okay.

Thank you, Chairmelga.

I support housing, and I think uh this is the location is ideal for new housing's development.

And it's well served by public transit.

It's also primarily an empty lot in the area of high-rising beautiful high-rise buildings.

But it's not a perfect project, however.