Brian M. Schott
CA
Hayward small-business owner and former Hayward Planning Commissioner who has led the Hayward Rotary Club and served as interim head of the Hayward Chamber of Commerce. His top priorities are safer neighborhoods with fast 911 response and well-maintained streets and sidewalks.
Where Brian M. Schott stands, based on their records
Mixed record
Housing Affordability (5 support · 1 oppose)
Track record
Track record — Housing Affordability
Housing Affordability · 5 support · 1 oppose
Cast the only no vote as the Hayward Planning Commission approved a 13-home subdivision, 4-1.
May 24, 2018Opposes Housing Affordability
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Seconded and voted for the SoHay project in South Hayward: 472 homes, shops, and 2.4 acres of parks and trails. The Planning Commission approved it 6-0.
April 26, 2018Supports Housing Affordability
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Voted yes as the Hayward Planning Commission approved, 7-0, the Mission Seniors project with 200 senior condos near South Hayward BART.
November 9, 2017Supports Housing Affordability
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Voted yes as the Hayward Planning Commission approved new rules for backyard homes (accessory dwelling units), 4-0.
July 27, 2017Supports Housing Affordability
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Voted yes as the Hayward Planning Commission approved, 6-1, the Lincoln Landing project with 476 rental homes and shops on the former Mervyn's headquarters site.
February 23, 2017Supports Housing Affordability
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Voted yes as the Hayward Planning Commission approved, 4-1, a downtown project with 240 apartments, 48 of them for very low-income households.
December 15, 2016Supports Housing Affordability
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Track record — General
General · 4 records
Voted yes as the Hayward Planning Commission approved, 5-0, the Depot Road non-hazardous wastewater recycling plant.
February 22, 2018
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Seconded and voted for a 507,500-square-foot industrial building on West Winton Avenue. The Hayward Planning Commission approved it 4-1.
January 25, 2018
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Moved to uphold a company's appeal after the city denied its non-hazardous wastewater recycling plant on Depot Road, sending it back to staff. The Planning Commission agreed 7-0.
March 9, 2017
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Voted no as the Hayward Planning Commission voted 4-1 to send a six-home Overlook Avenue project to the City Council without a recommendation.
December 17, 2015
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Past race Brian M. Schott ran in:
- Member of City Council, District 1, City of Hayward · November 3, 2026 · Hayward city, California