The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously agreed on Tuesday to wait on voting on a proposal that would remove remote public comment at weekly meetings.
Authored by Supervisor Rafael Mandelman, the proposal would require residents wanting to participate in public comment to show up to meetings in person, unless they request special accommodations 72 hours in advance because of a disability.
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