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Votes at a glance: Key Board actions on July 11, 2017
Summary
The Board adopted a number of ordinances, resolutions and appointments on July 11; this roundup lists outcomes and vote tallies for measures taken at the meeting, including consent items and items moved on first reading or continued.
The following is a concise summary of formal actions recorded during the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on July 11, 2017. Vote tallies are taken from the meeting record when a roll call was held; many items were taken "same house, same call" and adopted without objection.
- Consent items 1–13: Adopted unanimously (11 ayes). These routine items were approved by roll call.
- Items 14–15 (Water enterprise bond appropriations / increase of authorized water revenue bonds): Ordinances finally passed unanimously.
- Item 16 (transfer of Moscone Center and Performing Arts garages to MTA): Ordinance passed on first reading as amended unanimously (amendment recorded proposed redevelopment scenario). See separate article for details.
- Item 17 (Inclusionary housing planning code amendments): Ordinance as amended passed on first reading (amendments approved, including minimum unit-mix and occupancy rules). See separate article for details.
- Item 18 (Administrative Code amendments — owner move-in and relative move-in reporting requirements): Amendment to add severability provision adopted and ordnance as amended passed on first reading by roll call (11 ayes).
- Items 19–35 (Annual appropriation ordinance and related trailing pieces): Continued to July 18, 2017 for review of technical amendments and trailing legislation (moved on the record).
- Item 36 (Resolution approving 2016 Community Needs Assessment and 2018–2023 services allocation plan, Department of Children Youth and Their Families): Adopted unanimously by roll call (11 ayes).
- Item 37 (Health Service System plans and contribution rates for calendar year 2018): Ordinance passed on first reading unanimously (requires 9 affirmative votes per charter; taken same house same call).
- Items 38–39 (Department of Public Health grants from CDC for HIV/STD surveillance projects): Resolutions adopted unanimously.
- Item 40 (Resolution authorizing issuance and sale of residential mortgage revenue bonds for Goodwill project): Adopted unanimously.
- Items 41–43 (Port grant, multifamily housing revenue bonds, El Rey Theater landmark designation): Adopted/passed unanimously on first reading or as resolutions where called.
- Item 52–55 (Upper Market Street CEQA appeal): After a public hearing, the Board affirmed the Planning Department's exemption (item 53) and tabled items 54 and 55; motion passed unanimously 11-0 (roll call recorded).
- Items 44, 46–51 (planning code, signage controls, police-code updates, and committee appointments): Actions were taken on first reading, adopted or appointments made as recorded on the agenda; votes recorded as unanimous where a roll call was taken.
- Items 58–60 (adopted without committee reference at the end of the meeting): Adopted unanimously by roll call (11 ayes).
Where specific roll-call tallies were recorded in the transcript those are noted above. Many items were taken together "same house, same call" and adopted without objection; any item with further debate or with separate coverage appears in its own article in this package.
For items that passed on first reading, sponsors must return with final readings and any required technical revisions; for major items (budget packet, inclusionary housing, Upper Market CEQA decision) the board recorded steps for follow-up and technical implementation.
