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Votes at a glance: key actions from the May Public Works Commission meeting

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Summary

The Public Works Commission took several formal actions: postponing a housing update, adopting the consent calendar, awarding a major pavement contract, entering closed session and voting not to disclose closed-session discussions.

The San Francisco Public Works Commission recorded the following formal actions at its May meeting.

1) Postpone Item 6 (Housing Delivery Coordinator update) - Motion: Chair Lauren Post moved to postpone Item 6 to a later meeting at the request of Commissioner Gerald Turner (absent). The motion passed by voice vote. Outcome: postponed.

2) Adopt consent calendar - Motion: Adopt the consent calendar, including draft minutes from May 8 and five as‑needed landscape architecture contract pools. Moved by Commissioner Paul Wolford. Outcome: adopted (voice vote). Minutes were corrected to credit Commissioner Wolford as the second on a prior motion.

3) Award contract — Various Locations Pavement Renovation No. 69 - Motion: Award contract to Ronan Construction in the amount of $6,718,865.40, contract duration 786 calendar days. Moved by Commissioner Paul Wolford. Outcome: approved (unanimous among commissioners present).

4) Enter closed session for conference with legal counsel regarding existing litigation - Motion: Enter closed session and invoke attorney-client privilege. The motion passed. Outcome: closed session held.

5) Do not disclose closed-session discussions - Motion: The commission moved not to disclose the discussions held in closed session. The motion was made by Chair Lauren Post and passed unanimously.

All outcomes listed above correspond to the record of the public meeting; tally details for voice votes reflect unanimous approval among the three commissioners present unless otherwise noted.