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Board roll calls: minutes, consent calendar, Larkin quick‑build and closed session non‑disclosure

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Summary

The SFMTA board recorded several roll‑call votes: approval of minutes, consent calendar (including speed limit reductions), Larkin Street quick‑build, and a motion not to disclose closed‑session information.

At the meeting the board took several formal votes recorded by roll call.

Approval of minutes (agenda item 4): A motion to approve the minutes passed by unanimous roll call. The transcript records "Chen, aye; Felder, aye; Hemminger, aye; Hinsley, aye; Kahina, aye; Chair Tarloff, aye."

Consent calendar (agenda item 10): The consent calendar, which included routine parking and traffic modifications and speed limit reductions on multiple corridors, passed unanimously on roll call: "Chen, aye; Felder, aye; Hemminger, aye; Hinsley, aye; Kahina, aye; Chair Tarloff, aye." Items included speed limit reductions on identified safety corridors and several routine parking changes.

Larkin Street quick‑build (agenda item 11): The board approved the Larkin Street quick‑build package 7–0 (one director absent). The roll call for the item recorded all present directors voting "aye."

Closed session disclosure motion (agenda item 14): After closed session, the board voted to not disclose the information discussed in closed session. The roll call reflected unanimous "aye" votes from directors present.

All recorded roll calls in the public transcript show unanimous aye votes among directors present; the transcript indicates one director was not present for some votes. The meeting minutes and official vote records should be consulted for certified tallies and to confirm any absences or recusals.

Speakers and sources for vote tallies in this summary are drawn from the transcript roll‑call readouts recorded by Secretary Silva and read into the public record.