Board approves multiple ordinances and resolutions on consent calendar, including planning, budgets, and cultural district

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors adopted a series of ordinances and resolutions on June 13 by unanimous vote on the consent calendar and during regular action, including amendments to planning code, budget and bond authorizations, leases, and community-district actions.

Key votes and outcomes (items called on the record, summary of titles and board actions) - Items 1, 2, 3 and 6: Passed unanimously on the consent calendar (detailed descriptions not specified on the floor). Vote: 11-0. - Item 4 (Planning Code amendment, File No. 170203): Supervisor Peskin moved and secured three technical amendments requested by the Planning Department (corrections to code text, insertion of Japantown into a table of neighborhoods, and conforming language about minimum ground-floor heights and residential design guidelines). The board amended item 4 and passed the ordinance on first reading as amended by unanimous consent. - Item 5 (Planning Code related ordinance): Continued to the next meeting (June 20, 2017) by unanimous consent. - Items 7 and 8 (Bayview-Hunters Point redevelopment plan amendments to exempt Candlestick Point and Hunters Point Shipyard Phase 2 from certain office development controls): Passed unanimously. - Item 9 (Police budget reappropriation to support overtime): An ordinance to appropriate $6,500,000 to overtime (and de-appropriate permanent salaries) was presented; the ordinance requires a two-thirds vote but passed unanimously on final reading. - Item 10 (Transbay Transit's special tax bonds): An ordinance to appropriate $207,500,000 of special tax bonds was introduced and passed on first reading, unanimously. - Item 11 (Extension of parking management contract at airport): Resolution to extend a professional services agreement was adopted unanimously (new term through 06/30/2018; amount not to exceed $116,300,000 as stated). - Items 12 and 13-15 (international terminal lease amendment; Transbay community facilities district matters including Teeter plan extension, annexation and bond issuance up to $207,500,000): Adopted unanimously. - Item 16 (PUC FEMA grant acceptance of approximately $377,000): Adopted unanimously. - Item 17 (Comptroller's Debt Management Policy): Adopted unanimously. - Items 18-21 (Memoranda of Understanding updates with multiple unions): Adopted unanimously on first reading. - Item 22 (Housing Code: prohibit shower timers that interrupt flow; affirm CEQA): Passed unanimously on first reading. - Item 23 (Lactation-in-the-workplace policy and building-code technical specs): Sponsor Supervisor Tang described the ordinance as strengthening private-employer requirements; passed unanimously on first reading. - Item 24 (Resolution establishing the Compton's Transgender Cultural District): Adopted unanimously; later in the meeting Supervisor Kim moved to rescind and then successfully reintroduced the item with technical amendments and the board again adopted the resolution unanimously. - Item 25 (Authorization for 10 historic plaques in the North of Broadway area): Adopted unanimously. - Item 26 (Authorize subdivision and conveyance of air rights for affordable housing at 530 Sansom Street): Adopted unanimously. - Items 27 through 37: A range of ordinances and resolutions were considered and adopted, including the Fire Victims Assistance Fund amendment (item 27, adopted as amended on first reading), multifamily housing revenue bonds (item 32, up to $240,000,000 for 1601 Mariposa Apartments), and acceptance of Shoreview Park to the Recreation and Park Department (item 37). Where votes were called the minutes report unanimous adoption or the notation "there are 11 ayes."

Roll call and final approvals: Multiple items were approved by roll call; the clerk recorded unanimous votes on most items (11 ayes) and specific items were amended, continued or approved on first reading as noted above. The meeting transcript records frequent "without objection" unanimous actions for routine calendar items.

Ending: The board completed the consent calendar and proceeded to introduce several new business items and commendations.