Board approves slate of grants, contracts and ordinances; several items continued

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Feb. 7 unanimously approved a series of grant awards, contract modifications and ordinances, while voting to continue two items — including a public hearing on the draft reparations plan — to later dates.

The board voted unanimously to approve multiple Department of Public Health grant applications and awards, including CDC HIV prevention funding and Ryan White emergency relief funds, and adopted contract changes and planning-code amendments affecting port lands, airport project management and shared public-space permits. Two items were continued: a resolution from the African American Reparations Advisory Committee was continued to March 14, and a black history month recognition was continued to Feb. 14. Separately, the board returned an administrative-code amendment on sheriff's equipment policy to committee for additional review.

Votes at a glance

- Items 1–9 (consent calendar): adopted unanimously (10–0). These routine items were approved by unanimous roll call. - Items 10–13 (Department of Public Health grant authorizations): adopted unanimously (10–0). These included a CDC HIV surveillance/prevention application (~$7,800,000 through 05/31/2024), a Ryan White emergency relief application (~$16,160,000 through…