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Board adopts multiple contracts, grants and property actions in unanimous consent; roundup of items 3–12 and 14–16, 22–25
Summary
At the April 19 meeting the Board approved a series of routine resolutions and ordinances by unanimous consent, including multiple contract amendments for technology procurement, a $5 million behavioral health grant, Treasure Island bond authorization up to $30 million, the Fire Department purchase of property for $38.5 million, and other items.
The Board of Supervisors used a series of "same house, same call" unanimous-consent actions to adopt a set of largely noncontroversial items on April 19.
Key actions adopted by unanimous consent or roll-call where noted:
- Item 3–8: Multiple contract amendments authorizing the Office of Contract Administration to execute amendments for technology procurement contracts (items included increases to contracts with Computerland of Silicon Valley, Cornerstone Technology Partners, Insight Public Sector, Intervision Systems LLC, EX Tech JV, and Zones LLC). The amendments increased several contract totals (examples cited in the agenda: Computerland +$18,900,000 to a new total of $62,900,000; EX Tech JV +$35,700,000 to $115,700,000). The contracts retain the same five‑year term through 12/31/2023. Adopted unanimously.
- Item 9: Department of Public Health grant acceptance — retroactive authorization to accept and expend $5,000,000 from SAMHSA through the California Department of Health Care Services for the Community Mental Health Services Block Grant Behavioral Health Response and Rescue Project Supplemental (07/01/2021–06/30/2025). Adopted unanimously.
- Item 11: Amendment to Treasure Island Infrastructure and Revitalization Financing District issuance authorization — authorized issuance and sale of up to $30,000,000 in bonds. Adopted unanimously.
- Item 12: Fire Department property purchase — authorized Director of Property to execute purchase and sale agreement with Prologis LP to buy property at 1236 Carroll Avenue for $38,500,000 in purchase price plus closing costs for a total cost of $40,000,000; authorized an MOU with the Port of San Francisco to transfer jurisdiction of the property at fair market value plus closing costs not to exceed $6,000,000. Adopted unanimously.
- Item 14: Resolution authorizing the mayor to sign petitions in the affirmative for formation of the Excelsior Property and Business Improvement District. Adopted unanimously (roll-call recorded 10 ayes).
- Item 15: Ordinance amending the Police Code and Building Code to require labor compliance bonds for certain residential construction projects and to condition permit release on reporting and labor standards compliance. Passed first reading unanimously.
- Item 16: Ordinance designating the Clay Theater at 2261 Fillmore Street as a landmark; passed first reading unanimously.
- Items 22–25: Resolutions introduced for adoption without committee reference were approved by unanimous votes where applicable; Item 26 was pulled to Land Use. Item 23 (requesting increased special education funding from state and federal governments) was adopted by unanimous consent.
Most of these items were taken together under unanimous-consent procedures with little oral discussion at the Board meeting; the transcript records "same house, same call" and several roll calls where required.
