The San Francisco City Commission convened on July 24, 2025, to discuss various agenda items, including an update on the Institutional Master Plan for the University of San Francisco (USF) and public comments regarding labor issues faced by janitors at the university.

The meeting began with an invitation for public comment, during which Olga Miranda, representing SEIU Local 87 and the San Francisco Labor Council, addressed the commission. Miranda highlighted the ongoing contract negotiations for janitors at USF, emphasizing the need for a fair contract amid economic challenges. She expressed concerns about the university's commitment to its workers and requested a public hearing to further discuss these labor issues, underscoring the importance of including the voices of working families in the conversation.

Following public comments, the commission reviewed the Institutional Master Plan update. Vice President Amor acknowledged the plan's accuracy and quality, noting its comprehensive approach to addressing transportation, open space, and facility interactions on campus. Commissioner Lebron praised the document for its clarity and its role in community engagement, while also recognizing the university's efforts to reduce single-occupancy vehicle travel through student housing initiatives.

Commissioner McGarry expressed personal appreciation for the university's presence in the community and extended well wishes to the janitors in their contract negotiations. Commissioner Williams echoed the sentiments of his colleagues, commending the university's educational contributions and its reputation as a respected Jesuit institution.

The commission concluded the discussion on the Institutional Master Plan, closing the public hearing before moving on to the next agenda item regarding a property proposal at 926 Natoma Street. The meeting highlighted the ongoing dialogue between the university, its workers, and the community, reflecting the commission's commitment to addressing both educational and labor concerns in San Francisco.