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Votes at a glance: Key actions taken at the March 1 Board of Supervisors meeting

3006121 · April 16, 2025
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Summary

This roundup lists formal actions and outcomes recorded at the March 1, 2016 San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting, including unanimous consent items and specific roll-call outcomes noted during the session.

The Board of Supervisors conducted a mix of consent and substantive votes at its March 1 meeting. Below is a concise list of formal actions recorded in the public transcript and their outcomes.

• Items 1–2 (consent): Consent calendar items were passed unanimously (10 ayes reported during initial consent roll call). Details: items were designated routine and approved after public comment process. (Agenda item IDs 1–2, vote: unanimous where recorded.)

• Item 3 — Pier 70 IFD ordinance (detailed coverage in separate article): Adopted on final reading; unanimous roll call (11-0). (Agenda item 3)

• Item 4 — Charter amendment to remove inclusionary ceiling and enable Board to set inclusionary policy: Approved for placement on the June 7, 2016 ballot; board also adopted a companion resolution (Item 22) that sets a feasibility-study and trailing-ordinance timetable. Final board actions recorded as unanimous when taken later in the meeting. (Agenda items 4 and 22)

• Item 5 — Transportation Sustainability Fee (TSF) amendment: Ordinance passed 6-5 (ayes 6; nos 5 — Supervisors Weiner, Breed, Cohen, Farrell and Tang voted no). Mayor’s office publicly stated intent to veto the version adopted by the Board. (Agenda item 5)

• Items 6–7 — Airport lease resolutions (Pacific Gateway concessions amendment and China Southern lease): Adopted unanimously (roll call recorded as unanimous). (Agenda items 6–7)

• Item 8 — Department of Public Health contract amendment (San Francisco AIDS Foundation): Adopted unanimously (same-house, same-call). (Agenda item 8)

• Item 9 — Multifamily housing revenue bonds (Columbia Park Apartments): Adopted unanimously on consent. (Agenda item 9)

• Item 10 — Planning Code text amendment (Fillmore Street sign projections): Passed unanimously on first reading. (Agenda item 10)

• Item 11 — Health Code amendment raising tobacco-purchase age to 21: Passed unanimously on first reading (will return for second reading). (Agenda item 11)

• Item 12 — Rezoning (Noe Valley Town Square): Passed unanimously on first reading. (Agenda item 12)

• Item 13 — Planning Code amendment re: conditional use for removal of residential units: Passed first reading as amended; roll-call recorded 9 ayes, 2 noes (Supervisors Yi and Tang dissenting). (Agenda item 13)

• Items 14–17 — committee reports/introductions and other routine items: referred or submitted as noted in the agenda (motion language in committee reports recorded in the minutes). (Agenda items 14–17)

• Items 18–25 (adoption without committee reference): The board considered a package of items; when severances were requested items 22 and 23 were handled separately. The remaining items (18, 19, 20, 21, 24 and other non-severed items) were adopted unanimously where roll calls were recorded. Item 25 (ballot-argument authorizations) was amended on the floor and then adopted as amended unanimously. (Agenda items 18–25)

Vote tallies recorded in the transcript are reported above where they were read aloud during the meeting. Items that were passed “same house, same call” or unanimously on consent are indicated as unanimous where the clerk recorded the ayes.

If you need the full roll call or text of a specific ordinance/resolution referenced above, the City Clerk’s office filings and the board packet contain the official documents, ordinance/resolution text and formal recorded roll-call sheets.