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Votes at a glance: San Diego County Board actions on Sept. 10, 2024
Summary
Summary of formal actions taken by the San Diego County Board of Supervisors at the Sept. 10, 2024 regular meeting, including minutes, consent calendar, CAPER acceptance, EDCO financing authorization and a resolution supporting the state AG's climate litigation.
The San Diego County Board of Supervisors took these formal votes during its Sept. 10, 2024 meeting (results below reflect the roll calls announced in the official record):
- Approval of minutes (regular meeting of Aug. 27, 2024): Passed unanimously. The board voted to approve the minutes as presented. (Motion, second; all supervisors present voted aye.)
- Consent calendar (items 1through12): Adopted by a single motion as presented. No items were pulled for discussion and the motion passed unanimously with all supervisors present voting aye.
- Item 14: Accept FY 202324 Consolidated Annual Performance and Evaluation Report (CAPER) and hold public hearing: Motion passed unanimously. The board heard public comment and accepted the CAPER; all supervisors present voted aye and one supervisor was absent.
- Item 18: Authorize issuance of revenue obligations by the California Enterprise Development Authority for the benefit of EDCO Waste & Recycling Services: Motion passed unanimously. Public comment expressed concerns about customer rates and transparency; the board approved the authorization and staff will file required notices.
- Item 19: Resolution supporting Attorney General Rob Bonta's efforts to hold major fossil-fuel companies accountable for climate-related harms: Motion passed 4to—1 (Supervisor Anderson voted no; one supervisor absent). The resolution endorses the AG's legal efforts and asks that potential recoveries be used for mitigation and adaptation.
Additional procedural notes: Item 17 (a board letter related to SB 43) was withdrawn by the author and no board action was taken on that item; the record notes the author was absent. Several other items and proclamations were presented during the meeting (ceremonial proclamations and memorials) but did not require board votes beyond placement on the consent calendar.
For each recorded action above, the county clerk recorded public comment where provided and recorded the vote tally announced at the meeting. For items involving external financing or litigation support, the board's actions were approvals of staff recommendations or expressions of political support rather than county appropriations that directly obligate the general fund.
