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Votes at a glance: San Francisco Board of Supervisors, Sept. 6, 2022
Summary
Summary of formal votes and items approved or introduced at the Sept. 6 board meeting, including unanimous approvals of grants, contract changes, designations and cultural recognitions.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors met on Sept. 6, 2022. The following items were adopted or acted on during the session. Tally and brief descriptions are from the board record as read into the transcript; if an item lacked floor debate it was listed on the consent/regular agenda and passed by roll call.
- Items 1'11 (consent agenda): Adopted unanimously by roll call (11 ayes). Routine ordinances and matters listed together on the consent agenda.
- Item 12: First amendment to the agreement between Crestwood Behavioral Health and the Department of Public Health to expand long-term locked mental-health services; increase by approximately $147,000,000 to a new amount of $224,200,000 and extend term through June 30, 2028. Adopted unanimously (11 ayes).
- Item 13: Designated outreach periodicals (Wind Newspaper, Potrero View Inc., World Journal) for FY2020'FY2023 outreach advertising and neighborhood outreach coverage; adopted unanimously (11 ayes).
- Items 14 and 15: Retroactive acceptance/authorization for state and federal grants to the Department of Public Health (California Dept. of Public Health increase for STD program management; U.S. Dept. of Education funding to participate in state vocational rehabilitation services). Adopted unanimously (11 ayes).
- Items 16 and 17: Authorizations for the Human Services Agency to apply for and accept state allocations (Housing Navigators Program and Transitional Housing Program allocations totaling up to the amounts stated in the item descriptions). Adopted unanimously (11 ayes).
- Item 18: Retroactive authorization for the Office of the District Attorney to accept and expend an in-kind gift of pro bono legal services from the USF Racial Justice Clinic valued at $250,000 to support the sentencing review and wrongful-conviction work. Adopted unanimously (11 ayes).
- Item 19: Ordinance amending the planning code to designate 200 Rhode Island Street (Takahashi Trading Company) as a landmark; passed on first reading unanimously (11 ayes).
- Item 20: Resolution adopting the SoMa Pilipinas Filipino Cultural Heritage District cultural history, housing and economic sustainability strategy report; adopted unanimously (11 ayes).
- Item 21: Motion to appoint Supervisor Matt Dorsey to the Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District, term ending Jan. 31, 2023; vote recorded with Supervisor Dorsey excused from the motion (10 ayes while excused); subsequent vote on the appointment carried with 10 ayes (Supervisor Dorsey was excused on that item).
- Items 24'28 (adoption without committee reference calendar): These resolutions/motions were adopted unanimously as presented (11 ayes for items not severed). Item 26 (recognizing Sept. 10, 2022 as Korean Chuseok Day and honoring Korean Center, Inc.) was later severed for a short floor recognition and then adopted unanimously (11 ayes).
Where recorded, roll-call tallies are noted above. Several items were presented with little or no floor debate and were approved as read.
