Board adopts appropriations, grants and multiple resolutions; minutes and consent agenda approved

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on June 10 voted to approve a slate of ordinances, resolutions, grant acceptances, contracts and appointments. Much of the business was adopted on unanimous consent (“same house, same call”) or by roll call votes that produced 10 ayes.

Key outcomes

- Approval of minutes: The board approved the 05/06/2025 meeting minutes. Motion moved by Supervisor Chen and seconded by Supervisor Cheryl; roll call produced 10 ayes.

- Consent items (2–9): Items 2 through 9 were adopted on the consent calendar by roll call (10 ayes).

- Item 10 (ordinance; two‑thirds required): Ordinance to appropriate approximately $7,900,000 of ambulance service revenue to the Fire Department, reallocate various permanent salaries and overtime to support projected overtime increases in FY2024–25. The clerk noted the ordinance requires a two‑thirds vote; it was finally passed.

- Items passed on first reading or final passage by unanimous consent: Item 11 (establish downtown revitalization board membership and duties — passed on first reading), Item 12 (authorize Clerk to license legislative management system software and establish a receiving fund — passed on first reading), and many subsequent resolutions and motions listed below were adopted either by unanimous consent or roll call.

- Grants and contract approvals: • Item 13: Second amendment to a grant agreement between the Adult Probation Department and the Regents of the University of California, San Francisco — increases the grant by approximately $7,760,000 to a total of $17,100,000 and extends the term through 06/30/2027; resolution adopted by unanimous consent. • Item 16: Resolution authorizing retroactive acceptance and expenditure of approximately $8,000,000 in Proposition 47 grant funds (cohort 4) for the HSH program HEARTS (Housing and Expungement and Recovery through Treatment and Supportive Services); adopted by unanimous consent. • Item 17: Resolution authorizing SFMTA to execute Contract SFMTADash2025Dash28DashLOC with Wabtec Passenger Transit for scheduled overhaul of LRV 4 brake systems on 68 vehicles for approximately $15,500,000 over 2 years and 6 months; adopted by unanimous consent. • Items 18–21: Four Department of Public Health gift and grant acceptances totaling multiple grants and gifts (amounts and sources described in the clerk’s item text); adopted by unanimous consent. • Item 22: Resolution approving tax‑exempt obligations under section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code for issuance by California Statewide Communities Development Authority in an amount up to $165,000,000 for The Sequoias San Francisco senior residential and care services; adopted by unanimous consent.

- Other business: The board approved port and lease arrangements (Item 14: 340 Jefferson Street restaurant lease), a direct current fast charging hub lease with Skychargers LLC (Item 15), appointments and reappointments to commissions and task forces (Items 24–27), and committee report items 28–33 (various ordinances, audits, and district benefit district ballots). Items 36 and 37 were adopted without reference to committee by unanimous roll call (10 ayes).

Vote format and tallies

Many items were taken by the clerk as "same house, same call" and recorded as adopted without individual debate. Where the clerk conducted roll calls the transcript records repeated roll calls with the result "There are 10 ayes." Several items specified further procedural details (e.g., Item 10 requires a two‑thirds vote). The minutes and several items named a mover and a seconder where the transcript recorded them (for example, approval of minutes — moved by Chen, seconded by Cheryl).

Actions at a glance (transcript item numbers; outcomes)

- Item 2–9: Consent agenda (items described as routine); outcome: adopted, roll call 10 ayes. - Item 10: Ambulance revenue appropriation (requires 2/3); outcome: finally passed. - Item 11: Downtown revitalization board ordinance; outcome: passed on first reading. - Item 12: Clerk licensing legislative management software; outcome: passed on first reading. - Item 13: Second amendment to Adult Probation/UCSF grant (increase to $17,100,000; term extended to 06/30/2027); outcome: resolution adopted. - Item 14: Port commission lease — 340 Jefferson Street (3,750 sq ft) 10 years + two 5‑year options; outcome: resolution adopted. - Item 15: DC fast charging hub lease with Skychargers LLC (14‑year term + option); outcome: resolution adopted. - Item 16: HSH retroactive Prop 47 grant (approx. $8,000,000) for HEARTS program; outcome: resolution adopted. - Item 17: SFMTA Wabtec brake overhaul contract (approx. $15,500,000); outcome: resolution adopted. - Items 18–21: DPH gifts/grants (various amounts and donors listed in clerk text); outcomes: resolutions adopted. - Item 22: Approval for $165,000,000 tax‑exempt financing for The Sequoias San Francisco; outcome: adopted. - Item 23: Planning Code amendment re: retail size limits in MUO East of Seventh Street; outcome: passed on first reading. - Items 24–27: Appointments to Historic Preservation Commission, Sanitation and Streets Commission, Sunshine Ordinance Task Force; outcomes: motions approved. - Items 28–33: Committee report items including labor MOU amendments, assessment‑ballot authorizations for PBIDs, audits and solicitations for donations; outcomes: adopted as committee reports. - Items 36–37: Resolutions adopted without committee reference; outcome: adopted, roll call 10 ayes.

Ending

The board completed routine and committee business and called for additional public engagement on introduced items. No contested final votes on major new ordinances were recorded in this segment beyond the authorization and appropriations described above.