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Votes at a glance: Board adopts ordinances, grants, contracts and resolutions on Oct. 1, 2019
Summary
The Board approved a broad package of ordinances, resolutions and administrative actions on Oct. 1, 2019; the transcript records unanimous adoption of the consent calendar and multiple agenda items.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors adopted a series of ordinances, resolutions and administrative actions on Oct. 1, 2019. Votes noted in the meeting transcript were unanimous where recorded. Key items adopted by the Board include:
- Items 1–21: Adopted as consent (routine matters; transcript lists these as consent items). The roll call recorded 11 ayes.
- Item 22: Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to establish membership and duties of a street‑level drug‑dealing task force to advise on policies addressing harms related to street‑level drug dealing in the Tenderloin, Civic Center, Mid‑Market and South of Market neighborhoods — finally passed unanimously.
- Items 23–25: Department of Technology resolutions authorizing contract amendments and marketplace purchases: (23) amendment to CCT Technologies Inc. (Computerland) increasing total by $3,000,000 to $23,000,000; (24) first amendment with Ex Tech JV increasing contract by $24,000,000 to a not‑to‑exceed $44,000,000; (25) retroactive authorization to accept $750,000 in in‑kind consulting services for FY 2018‑19 — all adopted unanimously.
- Item 26: Resolution to retroactively authorize Recreation and Park Department to accept an approximate $111,000 grant from San Francisco Parks Alliance for community events and programming — adopted unanimously.
- Item 27: Resolution authorizing Dept. of Public Health to apply for one‑time Whole Person Care housing funds from California Department of Health Care Services up to $8,100,000 for 01/01/2020–06/30/2025 — adopted unanimously.
- Item 28: Resolution authorizing Office of Economic and Workforce Development to accept and expend $400,000 from the North Valley Consortium Workforce Development Board for in‑custody job center expansion and post‑release workforce services through 03/31/2022 — adopted unanimously.
- Item 29: Dept. of the Environment to accept and expend $160,000 from California Dept. of Pesticide Regulation to evaluate pest prevention in affordable housing through 09/30/2022 — adopted unanimously.
- Item 30: MOHCD loan authorization up to $18,500,000 for 137‑unit 100% affordable project at 4840 Mission (see full article) — adopted unanimously.
- Item 31: Resolution to permit tax‑exempt residential mortgage revenue bond application up to $47,700,000 for several addresses, including Frederick Douglass Haines Gardens (see full article) — adopted unanimously.
- Items 32–35: Responses to civil grand jury reports and related motions — adopted/approved unanimously.
- Item 36: Ordinance to accept Acacia Street and dedicate improvements for public use, adopt CEQA determination — passed first reading unanimously.
- Item 37: Interim zoning controls for 18 months to require conditional use authorization for certain projects — adopted unanimously.
- Item 38: Ordinance renaming the Mental Health Board to the Behavioral Health Commission and expanding consumer definition — passed first reading unanimously.
- Item 39: Resolution determining that transfer of a Type 48 (general public premises) liquor license to Night Market at 32 Third Street serves the public convenience — adopted unanimously.
Several other items were introduced, severed or referred to committee later in the meeting; most of the items called during the consent portion were adopted without recorded dissent.
For items adopted on first reading or by consent the transcript records unanimous board action; subsequent administrative steps (contract signatures, grant acceptance, CEQA certifications, final bond approvals) remain required before many actions take effect.
