San Francisco County Board of Supervisors - District 2
San Francisco County Board of Supervisors - District 2
Nicholas Berg
Nonpartisan
Stephen Sherrill
Nonpartisan
Monthanus Ratanapakdee
Nonpartisan
GM
Guy McCoy
Nonpartisan
Nicholas Berg
Nonpartisan
Stephen Sherrill
Nonpartisan
Monthanus Ratanapakdee
Nonpartisan
GM
Guy McCoy
Nonpartisan
Issue stances
Issue getting the most attention
Housing project approvals
Exempt shelters, affordable housing, and market-rate housing from CEQA, discretionary review, and conditional-use permits; repeal discretionary review for code-compliant renovations and additions.
Supports by-right permitting for housing projects, moving environmental appeals to staff-level review, and opposing the proposed 25-story Marina Safeway project.
Support housing near transit and commercial corridors where infrastructure can accommodate it. Oppose the proposed 25-story Marina Safeway tower and current 3333 and 3700 California Street designs.
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Issue with the biggest divide
Muni operating reforms
Increase Muni fare enforcement, reform SFMTA work rules and overtime practices, reduce administrative overhead, and direct service toward high-ridership lines.
Identifies transit as a core city service for budget protection.
Support reliable Muni service with transparent funding oversight, along with cleaner, safer, and better-lit transit stops.
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City spending audits
Use independent audits for fiscal accountability and end city programs that cannot demonstrate results.
Supports department and commission audits, nonprofit-contracting metrics, and a public spending dashboard.
Publish progress reports and timelines, and disclose information on city spending alongside housing, transit, and public safety.
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Small-business permits
Allow non-vice businesses to open by right, set permit deadlines for approvals, and cut permit fees for small businesses.
Supports reducing regulatory barriers and startup costs, creating commercial-corridor entertainment zones, and cutting red tape for business openings.
Support faster permits and reduced red tape, and review costly mandates affecting businesses with fewer than 50 employees.
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Involuntary mental-health care
Implement SB 43’s conservatorship standard, fully use CARE Court for eligible people, and direct crisis teams to begin psychiatric or 5150 holds when legally justified.
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2024 to presentSupervisor - District 2, San Francisco County Board of Supervisors
2024 to 2024Director, Mayor's Office of Innovation, Office of Mayor London Breed, City and County of San Francisco
2022 to 2024Product Manager, Mayor's Office of Innovation, Office of Mayor London Breed, City and County of San Francisco
