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Supervisors continue budget items to July 15 after technical amendments
Summary
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors continued items 3–32 of the proposed city budget to a July 15 meeting after Chair Connie Chan successfully offered two technical amendments to the Board's spending plan. The board took the procedural vote 11-0 and will return to finalize appropriations before the city's charter deadline.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on July 8 voted unanimously to continue consideration of items 3 through 32 of the proposed city budget to a special board meeting on July 15, after budget chair Supervisor Connie Chan offered two technical amendments to the Board's spending plan.
The amendments, announced by Supervisor Chan during the meeting, adjusted a recommended reduction to the Department of Children, Youth, and their Families and revised a line-item description to read "community stabilization and cultural development." Chan moved the pair of amendments and Supervisor Walton seconded; the board adopted them without objection before voting to continue the broader budget items. "These amendments should have been provided to you previously," Chan said when introducing the changes, describing them as technical updates reached in agreement with department and analyst staff.
Why it matters: San Francisco is working to finalize a two-year budget amid a forecast of a…
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