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SF repaves 150 blocks with SB 1 gas tax dollars next year

San Francisco Land Use Committee: SF approved the list of 150 blocks for FY26-27 repaving under SB 1 and advanced the Downtown CBD early renewal to a property-owner ballot.
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San Francisco
Land Use and Transportation Committee Meeting
May 11, 2026

TL;DR

  • SF approved the list of 150 blocks to be repaved with FY2026-27 state gas-tax dollars under SB 1.
  • The committee teed up a ballot to renew and expand the Downtown Community Benefit District early, sending it to the full Board.
  • If renewed by property owners, the Downtown CBD's footprint grows from roughly 43 to 70 blocks, adding Embarcadero and Port frontage.
  • Property-owner ballots go out tentatively June 6, with the final hearing and tabulation set for July 21.

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