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Votes at a glance: SFPUC meeting actions — minutes, consent calendar, wildfire plan, contract modification, sewer contingency
Summary
The commission approved minutes, passed the consent calendar, adopted the 2025 wildfire mitigation plan, approved a Clark Construction contract modification for the 2000 Marin campus, and extended a sewer contract duration contingency.
At its meeting the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission took the following recorded actions:
- Item 3 — Approval of minutes (05/27/2025). Motion to approve the minutes carried: President Stacy, Vice President Arce, Commissioner Jamdar, Commissioner Laverone and Commissioner Thurlow voted aye; item passed.
- Item 6 — Consent calendar (6a–6c). Motion to approve carried: President Stacy, Vice President Arce, Commissioner Jamdar, Commissioner Laverone and Commissioner Thurlow voted aye; item passed.
- Item 7 — Adopt 2025 Wildfire Mitigation Plan and authorize filing with the California Office of Energy Infrastructure Safety Wildfire Safety Advisory Board by July 1, 2025. Motion carried 5–0: President Stacy, Vice President Arce, Commissioner Jamdar, Commissioner Laverone and Commissioner Thurlow voted aye.
- Item 8 — Approve Modification No. 1 to Contract WD2879R (2000 Marin campus) with Clark Construction Group, increasing the baseline contract from $260,000,000 to $305,000,000 and leaving a remaining contingency that produces a not‑to‑exceed value of $329,000,000. Motion carried: President Stacy, Vice President Arce, Commissioner LeVarone and Commissioner Thurlow voted aye; Commissioner Jamdar was excused.
- Item 9 — Approve an increase of 365 calendar days to the duration contingency for Contract WW709R, Various Locations Sewer Replacement No. 13 (M. Hernandez Construction, Inc.). Motion carried: President Stacy, Vice President Arce, Commissioner LeVarone and Commissioner Thurlow voted aye; Commissioner Jamdar was excused.
All votes listed above are taken from the meeting record and reflect the commission’s roll-call statements at each item.
