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Votes at a glance: Board adopts multiple ordinances, resolutions and contracts on unanimous/consent roll
Summary
On June 10 the Board of Supervisors adopted a series of consent and committee items, including budget appropriations for the Fire Department, grant amendments, leases, contracts, and authorizations to accept gifts and grants. Most items were adopted "same house, same call" or without objection.
At the June 10, 2025 meeting, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors adopted multiple ordinances, resolutions, motions and contracts on the consent and committee agendas. Most measures were taken under “same house, same call” or by unanimous voice/roll call votes and recorded as adopted without separate debate.
Key items adopted (by agenda number; outcome):
- Items 2–9 (consent ordinances): Adopted on consent (final passage recorded without separate roll call). Outcome: approved.
- Item 10: Ordinance appropriating approximately $7,900,000 of ambulance service revenue to the Fire Department and de‑appropriating $1,500,000 in permanent salaries in the Department of Emergency Management to support projected overtime increases in FY24–25. The clerk noted this ordinance requires a two‑thirds vote; item was finally passed. Outcome: approved.
- Item 11: Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to establish and define the membership and duties of the Board of Directors of the San Francisco Downtown Revitalization and Economic Recovery Financing District. Outcome: approved.
- Item 12: Ordinance authorizing the Clerk of the Board to sell licenses to legislative management system software and establishing a fund to receive licensing revenue. Outcome: approved.
- Item 13: Resolution approving an amendment to a grant agreement between the Adult Probation Department and the Regents of the University of California (San Francisco) to increase the grant by approximately $7,760,000 for a new total of $17,100,000 and to extend the term to 06/30/2027. Outcome: adopted.
- Item 14: Resolution approving a Port lease with 340 Jefferson Street Partners, LLC for ~3,750 sq ft of restaurant space for 10 years with two 5‑year options; estimated revenue ~$1,500,000 over 10 years; port contribution $470,000 for improvements. Outcome: adopted.
- Item 15: Resolution approving a direct current fast charging hub lease with Skychargers, LLC for a 14‑year term with a 2‑year option and a minimum annual guarantee of $190,000. Outcome: adopted.
- Item 16: Resolution authorizing the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing to retroactively accept and expend approximately $8,000,000 in Proposition 47 grant funds (HEARTS program) for costs beginning 10/03/2024 through 06/30/2028 and to execute a grant agreement with the California Board of State and Community Corrections. Outcome: adopted.
- Item 17: Resolution authorizing the Municipal Transportation Agency director to execute contract SFMTADash2025Dash28 (phase 1 LRV 4 brake system overhaul) with Wabtec Passenger Transit for approximately $15,500,000 for 68 vehicles, term 2 years 6 months. Outcome: adopted.
- Items 18–21: Four Department of Public Health gift/grant authorizations (various amounts; e.g., Item 18: $265,000 DHCS grant via Blue Cross of California Partnership Plan; Item 21: gift valued at $1,740,000 from San Francisco Public Health Foundation). Outcome: adopted.
- Item 22: Resolution approving issuance of tax‑exempt obligations up to $165,000,000 (California Statewide Communities Development Authority) for Sequoias San Francisco. Outcome: adopted.
- Item 23: Ordinance amending the Planning Code to eliminate retail use size limits on health services and reproductive health clinics in a specified MUO district (East of Seventh Street). Outcome: passed on reading.
- Items 24–27: Motions approving mayoral nominations/reappointments to boards and commissions (Historic Preservation Commission reappointments; Sanitation and Streets Commission appointment of Stuart Parmenter; Sunshine Ordinance Task Force appointment of Bruce Wolf). Outcome: approved.
- Items 28–33: Committee reports and motions recommended by the Government Audit & Oversight Committee (including compensation ordinance, MOU amendment with SEIU local 1021 for nurses, PBID ballot authorizations for Ocean Avenue and Dogpatch/NW Potrero Hill, a temporary donations solicitation authorization, and a motion directing a performance audit of Rec & Park). Outcome: approved as committee reports/motions.
- Items 36–37: Resolutions introduced for adoption without committee reference were adopted unanimously on a roll call of the board.
Vote tallies and procedure notes Most items were taken on the consent agenda or by “same house, same call” and recorded as adopted without separate roll calls; multiple roll calls recorded 10 ayes for consent items and several motions where the clerk announced “There are 10 ayes.” No contested roll calls or recorded no votes were reported in the transcript for the listed items.
What this means The board completed a large set of routine and recommended committee items, advancing capital, contracting, grant and administrative measures. Several items authorize city departments to accept sizable grants, execute contracts, or proceed with capital financing arrangements. Where larger appropriations or multi‑year contracts were described (items 10, 13, 17, 22), departments will proceed under the adopted authorizations or execute contracts consistent with board approval.
Ending The board moved from consent to special orders and business, and the meeting proceeded to public comment after adopting the committee and consent agenda items.
