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Votes at a glance: key actions taken July 8 by the Board of Supervisors
Summary
On July 8 the board approved minutes and multiple consent and resolution items, passed several ordinances on first reading without objection, continued the city budget to July 15 and adopted the Ocean Avenue Community Benefit District after a ballot tally showed no majority protest.
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The San Francisco Board of Supervisors took a series of procedural and substantive actions during its July 8 meeting. The list below summarizes key motions and recorded roll calls taken on the record.
- Approval of minutes (June 3, 2025): Motion to approve the minutes was moved by Supervisor Chan, seconded by Supervisor Walton. Roll call: 11 ayes; minutes approved.
- Consent items 1–2: The board took the items on consent. Roll call: 11 ayes; ordinances finally passed.
- Ordinances passed on first reading (no objection): Items 33–38 (park code and planning/building/public works code amendments described on the agenda) were passed on first reading without objection.
- Budget items continued: Motion to continue items 3–34 (budget and related ordinances/resolutions) to July 15, 2025, as amended; moved by Supervisor Chan, seconded by Supervisor Dorsey; roll call: 11 ayes.
- Resolution establishing Ocean Avenue Community Benefit District (item 40): After a public hearing and ballot tabulation showing 70.41% in favor and no majority protest, the board adopted the resolution to establish the district with amended boundaries; roll call: 11 ayes.
- Committee‑reference adoption items (46, 48, 50): Resolutions introduced for adoption without committee reference were adopted by unanimous votes where recorded (roll calls recorded as 11 ayes on the record for the items called). Item 47 was adopted and later noted to reflect a contracted dispute had been resolved between UC Health and Blue Shield of California.
- Item 49: Resolution urging establishment of a small business relief fund related to the Islais Creek/Third Street project was adopted.
- Closed Session: The board convened in closed session on item 45 (existing litigation with Pacific Gas and Electric Company). After returning to open session, the board voted not to disclose closed‑session deliberations and reported no action taken (11 ayes).
Where a roll-call tally was recorded in the transcript it is shown above. Items described as "passed on first reading" were taken "same house, same call" without objection; those votes were announced in that manner rather than with an individual roll call in the transcript.
