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Votes at a glance: multiple consent resolutions, leases, grants and land-use items approved
Summary
The board approved a range of routine and substantive items on Oct. 20, including consent calendar items, contract increases, emergency public work contracts, a lease to preserve Twin Peaks Auto Care, CleanPowerSF implementation plan updates, planning-code amendments and a Dec. 1 continuance for a four-lot subdivision matter.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Oct. 20 approved a suite of consent and regular-agenda items, most by unanimous voice vote or roll call. Several routine and time-sensitive measures were adopted without objection; other planning and land-use items moved forward on first reading.
Key approvals and formal actions included:
- Consent calendar items 2 and 3: approved without objection as routine calendar items. - Item 4: ordinance appropriating $5,000,000 from the wastewater enterprise general reserve to pay claims and related costs from the December 2014 rainstorms; passed unanimously on first reading. - Item 5: resolution approving an amendment to the agreement between the Department of Public Health and the Bayview Hunters Point Foundation increasing behavioral-health contract funding by $12.4 million for a total of $41.6 million for the period through Dec. 31, 2017; adopted unanimously. - Item 6: resolution approving three emergency public work contracts under Administrative Code section 660 with Alta Consulting Services, Sierra Detention Systems, and Siemens Industry to repair and upgrade facilities; adopted unanimously. - Item 7: resolution approving an amended and restated memorandum of understanding with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and other Bay Area agencies for future governance of the Clipper program through June 30, 2025; adopted unanimously. - Item 8: resolution authorizing a five-year lease of property at 598 Portola Drive to Twin Peaks Petroleum (Twin Peaks Auto Care) at a base rent of approximately $101,000 to preserve the family-run station; adopted unanimously after remarks by Supervisor Yee. - Item 9: resolution authorizing city officials to file for state and federal financing assistance under several grant programs (Urban Area Security Initiative, State Homeland Security Grant, Emergency Management Performance Grant and Local Government Oil Spill Contingency planning programs); adopted unanimously. - Item 10: resolution authorizing the Public Utilities Commission to accept and expand an approximate $123,000 Solano County Water Agency grant for a regional water conservation program for a total award up to approximately $986,000; adopted unanimously. - Item 11: resolution approving tax-exempt bond issuance under Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code for up to $7,000,000 to finance facilities owned by Mission Resource Center; adopted unanimously. - Item 13: reaffirmation and approval of the CleanPowerSF 2015 implementation plan; adopted unanimously. - Items 15 and 16: planning-code and administrative-code amendments (planning-code corrections and extension of the Public Utilities revenue bond oversight committee sunset to 2019); both passed on first reading without objection. - Items 22 and 23: General Plan amendment and Planning Code zoning changes to create the Jewish Home of San Francisco special-use district at 302 Silver Avenue; passed unanimously on first reading. - Items 17-20: special-order public hearing on a proposed four-lot subdivision at 40 Bernal Heights Boulevard; the board granted a continuance and kept the record open, continuing the matter to Dec. 1, 2015; continuance passed unanimously. - Items 26 and 27: taken up without committee reference and approved unanimously by roll call.
Where roll-call tallies were recorded, the votes were unanimous (11 ayes) unless otherwise noted; the continuance for the subdivision (items 17-20) and other listed items passed by roll call with all members voting in favor.
