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Key actions (roll‑call votes and formal outcomes):

- Consent agenda (Items 1–2): adopted. The clerk announced the consent calendar and supervisors voted to adopt the listed consent items.

- Item 3: A licensing/permit matter (referencing California Business and Professions Code section 23958.4) was re‑referred to committee at the request of supervisors to allow the Police Department and the applicant to provide additional information on complaints and late hours of operation.

- Item 4 (ordinance): Adopted on first reading to add Administrative Code Section 2A.90 requiring that the boundaries of SFPD district stations be reviewed at least every 10 years; set factors for consideration and established a process for adjustments. (Passed on first reading; no recorded objection.)

- Item 5 (ordinance establishing foot‑patrol pilot): Amended (see separate article). The board approved an amendment expanding the pilot and re‑referred the ordinance to committee as amended for implementation details.

- Items 6–10 (ordinances levying property taxes and establishing appropriation limits for FY 2006–07 for general city purposes, SFUSD, San Francisco Community College District, BART, and an appropriation‑limit resolution under California Constitution Article XIII): Passed on first reading by roll call.

- Item 11 (ordinance): Appropriation for street maintenance and reconstruction to Public Works for FY 2006–07; passed on first reading.

- Item 12 (ordinance) and Item 13 (appropriation): See separate article on public‑health nurses; ordinance passed on first reading and linked appropriation approved.

- Item 14 (ordinance): Appropriation of $54,807 from Building Inspection fund balance to support a Human Rights Commission representative position (to provide fair‑housing services to monolingual Spanish‑speaking clients). Supervisors amended the funding source back to the General Fund at the meeting and passed the ordinance on first reading.

- Item 15 (ordinance): Amended business tax regulations (parking occupancy tax) passed on first reading by roll call.

- Item 16 (resolution): Authorized a two‑year extension of the agreement with PRWT Services Inc.; adopted.

- Item 17 (ordinance amending planning code for massage establishments): Continued to October 24, 2006 to allow additional outreach and to review related public‑health information; the board agreed to continue the item. The Department of Public Health announced the launch of an anonymous hotline to collect information about sex‑work issues over six months; supervisors said that data should inform further action.

- Item 18 (resolution): Interim zoning controls imposing conditional‑use authorization for formula retail in specified areas (Showplace Square, Potrero Hill and Central Waterfront) for 12 months; adopted (7 ayes, 2 nos).

- Adoption without committee reference calendar (Items 21–33): A bundle of resolutions and acceptances of gifts/grants and other routine items were adopted by roll call.

Several supervisors used the introductions and special‑order time to introduce resolutions, letters of inquiry, and proclamations (including Hispanic Heritage Month recognitions and in‑memoriam remarks). The board also adopted commendations and several in‑memoriams by unanimous vote.

This summary captures the board’s formal outcomes; separate articles cover the extended debates on the foot‑patrol pilot and the public‑health nurses appropriation.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","Sanfrancisco Government tv - 115864920009/19/06 - Apr 16, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","A summary of ordinances, resolutions and formal actions taken by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Sept. 19, 2006, including final votes, referrals and continuances.","taxTitle","San Francisco County, California","taxId",2862,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6601837,"Board approves four public‑health nurses for maternal and child health, requires monthly hiring reports",597,2698000,3295000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3005722-6adfe3455f4fc7ec42a568e56c148ccf&start=2698&end=3295","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3005722-6adfe3455f4fc7ec42a568e56c148ccf/thumbnail_2698000.jpg","/articles/6601837/San-Francisco-County/California/Board-approves-four-publichealth-nurses-for-maternal-and-child-health-requires-monthly-hiring-reports","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6601837-f4631f8d2b5bd4ceb2444a0efd3c24e4/orig.mp4?Expires=1771210713&Signature=encCtCn7AFpPLPF9Mc2ZHB1HVhmN070YQArDQMQXA1kV3iEtTaunKLyA75w7Gn5T3nmB8Z0E1SASheVnGvw4J0310DecfWJW15hdQOQOuTQIYe9sGvJligXCzsL6yjpD5n~ikROKwVY7ZyEGtgn7TjTqbSIWKzZ2RxHJ3N1st1f-lRw2sapGcnR~Ge7gGx2XEr7BjlK9ElPohGpPQ-kHaGMobQWbUtUIs2~ZctMEQ2cSO9xlufmY47jTqvBjKb0bkgJfKELvg33BbcnRidI8UtYQP3wt3PAwx5grI0DbVN8qxnls3Z2OH~BtGuAp2Gdd--wSEe4ZPGjsXAdtwtL1hw__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Board of Supervisors on Tuesday approved an ordinance to add four public‑health nurse positions concentrated in the Department of Public Health’s maternal and child health program and approved an appropriation to fund the hires for nine months of fiscal 2006–07. During debate supervisors voiced concern about existing vacancies in the department and directed monthly hiring-status reports to the board.

Supervisor McGoldrick, sponsor of the ordinance, said the positions respond to a substantial prenatal care waiting list in the maternal and child health program and that directing all four positions to that division would let nurses provide prenatal visits rather than only post‑natal services. The board also considered a linked appropriation item to provide $118,000 in targeted Medi‑Cal administration revenue and a general‑fund reserve transfer to support the four positions for nine months.

Budget analyst Mr. Rose told the board that the materials used a productivity target of three visits per day; he said that figure had been revised in department materials to two visits per day. He also reported that the department had a sizable number of fully funded, vacant positions. Supervisor Ellsberg said the budget analyst’s report listed 27 fully funded, vacant positions and urged a monthly hiring-status report; staff later indicated the number had been corrected to 26. Ellsberg moved, and Supervisor Daley seconded, a requirement that the department provide monthly updates on hiring status for the vacant positions; that motion passed without objection.

Members of the board praised the committee work that refined the positions’ focus to maternal and child health. Department of Public Health fiscal staff (Mr. Sasse, the department’s chief fiscal officer) attended the hearing and the committee previously discussed performance expectations and caseloads. On final roll call the ordinance and linked appropriation passed on first reading.

What was decided: the board approved the ordinance to add four public‑health nurses assigned to maternal and child health, approved the appropriation to fund them for nine months, and adopted a motion requiring monthly reports on filling vacancies in the department. Supervisors said they expect the Department of Public Health to prioritize filling vacancies and to provide progress updates to the board.","The Board passed an ordinance adding four public-health nurse positions for maternal and child health and adopted a motion requiring monthly reports on filling vacant positions in the Department of Public Health.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6601841,"Supervisors expand foot-patrol pilot, send ordinance back to committee",2146,409000,2555000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3005722-6adfe3455f4fc7ec42a568e56c148ccf&start=409&end=2555","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3005722-6adfe3455f4fc7ec42a568e56c148ccf/thumbnail_409000.jpg","/articles/6601841/San-Francisco-County/California/Supervisors-expand-foot-patrol-pilot-send-ordinance-back-to-committee","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6601841-506191f91244098063ebe59efbd0119d/orig.mp4?Expires=1771210713&Signature=mKT4jzp4qU2m94FOtBEuRUbzp0FQFRkjAtbOrPHqy5Xoja5yzn9F5~naZpg3H1WynsXvKn1HMazHEu2kMiPMtYS7vybDc6sg0RTAaW3fForZ-g5w-CSab9lS5TV2Ek~ysRHeNVP4z~Oj2QXEm8yGIAZFZS~KrBsXqjDMlgPhLlNkSWvua~cUgZGlPwTxqHlfZdsRzkb~qJlOyIylOh5Dpp~oAW4r0tYkV-MteumEspB74y2OqatSGrXymZ-ETP01Di0hZFJmIrO3Ax4HtDIiNnlDLXRho2hMU9gQp7I1xETKcWiXYTXUcWe-Dv~HEeyjoD-dGZZkcSL0WPpzQ-2L1A__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday voted to amend a one-year pilot program to restore foot patrols in specified police districts and re-referred the ordinance to committee for further work.

Supervisor Mercarini introduced an ordinance to create a one-year foot-patrol pilot in crime-impacted areas served by the Park and Northern police districts. The measure required reporting and a review of effectiveness; Mercarini said the proposal responds to San Franciscans’ calls for a more visible police presence.

The board debated a substantial amendment offered by Supervisor Daley to expand the pilot beyond Park and Northern stations to include the Tenderloin, Mission and Ingleside stations. Daley said the amendment would require each named station’s officer in charge to “assign no fewer than one officer in two of the three daily watches, for a total of two officers for a 24-hour period, to walk a foot beat.” Daley made the motion to adopt that language; Supervisor Ammiano seconded it. The amendment passed on a roll call vote, 5 ayes to 4 nos.

Chief Heather Fong, who appeared before the board, described footbeat staffing as an existing departmental priority. “Footbeat staffing is a priority in our department,” she told supervisors, and described current staffing patterns and two academy classes scheduled to graduate in the coming months. The chief said the department is examining how to maximize existing beat staffing and will work with the board on implementation plans.

Budget analyst Mr. Rose said he had not conducted a full analysis and recommended the board ask staff to clarify current staffing and what would change if officers were reassigned to foot beats. “My initial take on this is that there would be sufficient resources in the department to do as you say,” Rose said, while recommending a focused analysis of current deployments and potential service impacts.

Several supervisors urged collaboration between the mayor’s office, the police commission, and the department. Concerns raised during discussion included potential service impacts elsewhere in the city, retirements and attrition among officers, and the need to tie any staffing changes to the department’s recruitment and retention plans.

Because supervisors indicated they wanted to accommodate Daley’s language and other suggested amendments, the board re‑referred the item to committee as amended so staff and stakeholders could refine implementation details and assess fiscal and service impacts.

Votes and immediate next steps: the Daley amendment passed 5–4 (ayes: Supervisor Peskin; Supervisor Sandoval; Supervisor Ammiano; Supervisor Daley; Supervisor Mercarini — nos: Supervisor Ellsberg; Supervisor Ma; Supervisor Maxwell; Supervisor McGoldrick). The ordinance was re‑referred to committee as amended. The chief and budget office were directed to work with supervisors on staffing and implementation details for the committee hearing.","The Board of Supervisors voted to amend a one-year foot-patrol pilot and re-refer the ordinance to committee after debate about staffing, resources and scope.","actionData","errors"]

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Votes at a glance: Board adopts tax ordinances, zoning controls and a set of appropriations; several items continued or re‑referred

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