San Francisco Planning Commission Closed Session - March 6, 2025
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San Francisco Planning Commission Closed Session - March 6, 2025
The San Francisco Planning Commission held a special closed session meeting on Thursday, March 6, 2025, at 7:15 PM. The meeting included a roll call (all seven commissioners present), a vote to assert attorney-client privilege, a closed session, and a subsequent vote to keep the discussions confidential. No public comments were heard, and no other business was conducted.
Discussion Items
- Motion to Assert Attorney-Client Privilege: Commissioner Imperial moved to adopt a motion asserting attorney-client privilege regarding the matters listed for closed session. The motion passed unanimously (7-0).
- Motion to Not Disclose Closed Session Discussions: Following the closed session, the commission reconvened in open session. A motion was made and passed unanimously (7-0) to not disclose any part of the discussions held during closed session.
Key Outcomes
- The commission voted 7-0 to assert attorney-client privilege and proceed into closed session.
- The commission voted 7-0 to keep all closed session discussions confidential.
- The meeting adjourned after the fifteen-minute break before the regular hearing.
Meeting Transcript
Okay, good afternoon, and welcome to the San Francisco Planning Commission special hearing for Thursday, March sixth, twenty twenty-five. And at this time I'll take roll. Commissioner President Sowe. Present. Commission Vice President Moore. Commissioner Braun. Here. Commissioner Campbell. Here. Commissioner Imperial. Commissioner McGarry. Present. And Commissioner Williams. Here. Commissioners, I'm aware that for most of you, this is probably your first closed session, so you need to actually uh act to go into close session through a motion. Commissioner Imperial. Move to adopt um to assert attorney client privilege regarding the matter. Thank you, Commissioners. On that motion to assert uh attorney client privilege, Commissioner Campbell. Commissioner Williams. Aye. Commissioner Braun. Aye. Commissioner Imperial. Commissioner Moore. Aye. So move Commissioners. That motion passes unanimously seven to zero. And now what happens is I lock. I ought to have to kick out all the attendees that are in the WebEx. A lot. San Francisco government television. The Planning Commission will reconvene an open session. So Commissioners, at this time, you need to make a motion to um disclose uh or not disclose any part of the discussions during closed session. Move to not disclose any uh part of the discussions during closed session. So move commissioners that motion passes unanimously seven to zero and concludes your closed session and gives you a fifteen minute break before your regular hearing.
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