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Votes at a glance: Board adopts multiple routine resolutions, leases and contract actions (May 13, 2025)
Summary
On May 13 the Board adopted a slate of consent and first-reading items including grant acceptances, leases, contract amendments, and grant amendments affecting public health, homelessness services and airport operations. Several items carried dollar amounts; all were adopted as presented or without objection.
On May 13 the San Francisco Board of Supervisors adopted a group of consent and first-reading items that were presented for adoption without committee reference or taken on consent. The items covered grants, property sales, leases, contract amendments and appointments.
Key adopted items (selection): - Item 7: Resolution retroactively authorizing acceptance and expenditure of Transportation Development Act Article 3 pedestrian and bicycle funds from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission for FYs 2021'2024, approximately $1,360,000 for the term 07/01/2024 through 06/30/2027 (adopted, 10-0). - Item 8: Resolution approving sale of an approximately 454,000-square-foot vacant city lot to Bayview McKinnon LLC for approximately $375,000 and finding the property exempt surplus land under California Government Code (adopted, same house, same call). - Items 9 & 10: Two lease resolutions with Bayview Plaza LLC for Human Services Agency and Department of Public Health space (adopted, same house, same call). - Item 11: Resolution approving second modification to a contract with Hallmark Aviation Services, LP, extending the term through 06/30/2026 and increasing the contract by $10,700,000 for a new not-to-exceed of approximately $20,000,000 (adopted, same house, same call). - Items 12 & 13: Retroactive authorization to accept monetary gifts from EPIC Systems Corporation to support federally qualified health centers: 2020 gift ~$204,000 and 2022 safety-net gift ~$115,000 (adopted, same house, same call). - Item 14: Resolution approving second amendment to grant agreement with Homeless Prenatal Program to extend term through 06/30/2029 and increase by approximately $13,800,000 to a new total of about $22,600,000 (adopted, same house, same call). - Item 15: Resolution authorizing second amendment to MOU with California Electronic Recording Transaction Network Authority (AB 578 electronic recordation implementation), updating annual per-title costs and extending the MOU term through 01/10/2035 (adopted, same house, same call). - Items 16 & 17: Motions to confirm appointments to the Building Inspection Commission and the In-Home Supportive Services Public Authority (approved, same house, same call).
Later in the meeting the board adopted a set of items introduced for adoption without committee reference (items 30'37) by unanimous vote, and item 34 (a resolution supporting student journalism) was severed for separate consideration and adopted after public comment and statements of support.
Why it matters: The adopted measures fund capital and operating needs across multiple city departments (transportation, public health, homelessness services, airport operations), extend contract terms and allocate philanthropic gifts. Item 14 represents a substantial multi-year extension and increase for homeless family rapid rehousing services.
Vote mechanics: Items adopted on consent were approved either by unanimous voice or roll call where recorded. Item-specific dollar amounts are recorded above as stated in the clerk's presentation.
Ending: Items passed on consent streamline administrative approvals for city operations; the board noted no objections on the consent slate and took separate public debate where required.
