Votes at a glance — May 25, 2021 Board of Supervisors

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors took the following recorded actions on May 25, 2021. This list captures the final roll‑call outcomes the clerk recorded in the official transcript.

Major votes and results

- Approval of minutes from April 20, 2021 — Passed by roll call (11 ayes). - Consent and routine ordinances (items 1–2) — Finally passed unanimously (clerks recorded unanimous passage). - Item 3 (general obligation bond appropriations totaling multiple series across transportation, health and recovery, earthquake safety) — Held/continued to locate Recreation & Parks representative and department personnel (no final vote recorded; item recalled later). - Item 4 (fourth modification to Hyatt airport hotel management agreement, not to exceed $23,800,000) — Adopted unanimously (11 ayes). - Items 5–7 (HSA contract amendments for Great Plates Delivered program) — Adopted unanimously (11 ayes). - Item 8 (Office of Cannabis grant from GO‑Biz, ~ $2,000,000) — Adopted unanimously (11 ayes). - Item 9 (retroactive gift of $90,000 from EPIC Charitable Fund) — Adopted unanimously (11 ayes). - Item 10 (supplemental special tax bonds for Treasure Island CFD) — Adopted unanimously (11 ayes). - Item 11 (purchase option agreement between the city and Prologis LP for property at 1236 Carroll Avenue) — Adopted unanimously (11 ayes). - Items 12 & 13 (ordinance and supplemental appropriation for a three‑month Free Muni pilot, and creation of a special fund) — Passed on first reading, 7 ayes; 4 noes (Safaí, Stephanie, Mandelmann, Melgar). - Items 14 and 15 (transfer of an ABC license; neighborhood anchor business registry ordinance) — Passed unanimously on first reading (11 ayes). - Item 16 (intention to call a special municipal election to coincide with a prospective statewide recall) — Passed unanimously (11 ayes). - Items 17–22 (various appointments and confirmations to commissions and reappointments) — Approved as recorded (roll calls recorded, most unanimous or excused votes as noted in the minutes). - Item 23 (ordinance requiring expanded summer programming access for students) — Passed on first reading unanimously (11 ayes). - Item 24 (Committee of the Whole update on DOJ SFPD recommendations) — Continued to Jan. 25, 2022 by unanimous vote (11 ayes) after presentation and public comment. - Items 25–28 (MOHCD joint applicant grant agreements under the State Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities program for multiple 100% affordable housing projects including Sunnydale and the Kelsey Civic Center) — Adopted unanimously (roll calls recorded as unanimous). - Items 29 (extension of the pandemic residential eviction limitation through 09/30/2021) — Passed on first reading unanimously (11 ayes). - Item 30 (resolution on Twin Peaks planning coordination among City departments) — Adopted unanimously (11 ayes). - Item 31 (reappointment to the Commission of Animal Control and Welfare) — Approved unanimously (11 ayes). - Items 34–43 (introductions/adoptions without committee reference where applicable) — Majority passed, several unanimous; item 35 (language access in state rent relief) passed unanimously; item 37 (state mental‑health access standards SB221) passed unanimously; item 40 (resolution urging SFPUC to pause litigation) was duplicated and sent to Land Use Committee, and continued to June 8 for closed‑session discussion with the City Attorney (motions passed as recorded).

Notes and next steps

- Several items passed unanimously (11 yeas) as recorded in roll calls by the clerk. The Free Muni pilot (items 12–13) recorded a split vote (7–4) and will return to the legislative process for final passage and implementation details. - Item 3 (bond appropriations) was held for additional Rec and Park discussion and continues to a future meeting. - Item 24 (SFPD DOJ update) was continued to Jan. 25, 2022 for follow‑up. Item 40 (SFPUC litigation pause) was duplicated and referred to the Land Use Committee and was continued to June 8 for closed‑session discussion with the City Attorney.

For details on each roll call and verbatim roll call tallies, please consult the official clerk transcript and the Board’s minute book.