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The Office of Economic Analysis identifies and reports on all legislation introduced at the Board of Supervisors that might have a material economic impact on the City. It analyzes the likely impacts of legislation on business attraction and retention, job creation, tax and fee revenues to the City, and other matters relating to the overall economic health of the City.

The Office is part of the Controller's Budget and Analysis Division and is staffed with two economists. You may contact the Office by calling 415.554.7500 or through e-mail.

For more information on the Office of Economic Analysis and how it makes economic impact determinations, click here.

• Pending Economic Impact Reports

• Completed Reports

• Response to Legislation Introduced

• Written Determinations of Economic Impact

Pending Economic Impact Reports

Title	Ordinance Number
Contract with Shell Energy for CleanPowerSF Program	111340
Disability Acces Improvements for Small Businesses and Landlord Obligations	111047
Tenant Bicycle Parking in Existing Commercial Buildings	111029
Payroll Expense Tax Exclusion for Stock-Based Compensation	110462

 

Completed Reports

This table contains links to OEA published reports, including economic impact reports on proposed legislation, Monthly Economic Barometer reports, and special OEA reports.

Economic Impact Reports Economic Barometer Reports Special Reports

Response to Legislation Introduced

The following PDF links contain legislation introduced by the Board of Supervisors and the OEA's determination regarding the economic impact for each item.

Written Determinations of Economic Impact

The OEA generally responds to the Clerk of the Board within one week on whether an economic impact report will be prepared for a piece of legislation. However, some legislation requires further review before a determination can be made. The reports explain how the OEA reached a decision on legislative items that required further review.