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Votes at a glance: Board approves consent items, multiple leases and housing financing measures
Summary
At its April 8 meeting the Board of Supervisors approved a consent package and a series of resolutions and first-reading ordinances including port leases, multifamily housing revenue notes, and administrative appointments; a full roll call was recorded where required.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on April 8 approved multiple consent and calendar items, including first-reading ordinances, resolutions authorizing lease and financing agreements, and several appointments.
Key outcomes taken "same house, same call" or by roll call as recorded in the meeting transcript:
- Items 1'9: Consent agenda (items 1 through 9) approved by roll call (10 ayes). The clerk recorded that the ordinances were passed on first reading and resolutions adopted.
- Item 10: Resolution approving the Police Commission statement of purpose, pursuant to Charter section 4.1022. Adopted without objection.
- Item 11: Resolution approving Port Commission lease L17180 with Everett Jones Barbecue SF International for a two-story restaurant at 300 Jefferson Street; 10-year term with specified revenue-rent formula (5% of gross revenues first year; no less than $10,000 per month thereafter). Adopted without objection.
- Item 12: Resolution authorizing execution of multifamily housing revenue notes not to exceed $64,000,000 for construction of a 92-unit project known as 850 Turk; approved without objection.
- Item 13: Resolution authorizing loans totaling not to exceed approximately $11,600,000 for three affordable multifamily rental projects (Bernal Bridal at 1652'1654 Eddy Street; 3554 17th Street; 195 Woolsey Street); approved without objection.
- Item 14: Resolution authorizing the Department of Technology CIO to enter a no-cost MOU with Innovate US to provide feedback the city will permit Innovate US to use for two years; adopted without objection.
- Item 15: Resolution authorizing various mayoral and Recreation & Parks staff to solicit donations for India Basin Waterfront Park initiative for six months notwithstanding behested payment rules; adopted without objection.
- Item 16: Ordinance amending the administrative code to create the Castro Upper Market Entertainment Zone and clarify existing Arena Entertainment Zone boundaries; passed on first reading without objection.
- Item 17: Motion appointing America Michelle Sanchez to the Sunshine Ordinance Task Force (term ending 04/27/2026); approved without objection.
- Item 18: Motion approving the treasurer's nomination of Megan Wallace to the Treasury Oversight Committee (term ending 06/17/2026); approved without objection.
- Item 23: Land Use and Transportation Committee recommended an ordinance to establish the 600 Townsend Street West Special Use District; passed on first reading without objection.
- Items 26 through 38: Adopted as introduced except items 30, 31 and 35 were severed for separate consideration. The clerk recorded a roll call showing 10 ayes on the remaining items.
Several items were severed and considered separately at the request of individual supervisors (item 30 sent to committee; items 31 and 35 were separately discussed and are reported in other articles).
Votes: When the clerk called roll for motions that required a recorded vote, the transcript records 10 ayes and one absent (Supervisor Sauter was excused for attending to a newborn). Some measures were adopted by unanimous consent without a recorded roll call.
What this catalog does not list: The full text of each ordinance and resolution; for details (e.g., ordinance line edits or loan agreement terms) the official files and posted agenda contain the full legal text and staff reports.
Representative actions recorded in the meeting transcript are documented below for reference.
