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Votes at a glance: San Francisco Board of Supervisors, Sept. 22, 2015
Summary
Summarized roll-call results for ordinances, resolutions and appointments considered Sept. 22 by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors, based on meeting roll calls and clerk records.
Below are the board's recorded roll-call outcomes from the Sept. 22, 2015 meeting (items numbers refer to the clerk's agenda):
- Items 1'4 (consent calendar): Approved unanimously, 11 ayes.
- Item 5: Ordinance renaming the disaster recovery fund as the San Francisco Disaster Recovery Emergency Response And Recovery Fund (category 8) and specifying use of the fund. Initial roll call recorded 10 ayes, 1 no (Supervisor Avalos dissenting); a motion to rescind the vote was made and the item was re-called. Second roll call recorded 8 ayes, 3 nos (supervisors Yi, Avalos and Campos in the dissent). Ordinance finally passed after the re-vote.
- Item 6: Ordinance authorizing the Department of Human Resources to accept and expend a $135,000 grant from FUSE Corps and create a grant-funded position for Sept. 28, 2015'Sept. 30, 2016. Passed unanimously, 11 ayes.
- Item 7: Resolution approving the fourth amendment to the agreement with PRWT Services for citation processing and support, extending the contract one year with options to extend and increasing the not-to-exceed amount by approximately $9.2 million (total ~ $62.7 million). Adopted unanimously on same-call.
- Item 8: Resolution authorizing easements and acquisition from Costco Wholesale Corporation for water system improvements, $190,000. Adopted unanimously on same-call.
- Items 9 and 10 (taken together): Ordinance to rezone a portion of Daggett Street for Daggett Park, associated transfer and agreements with Port of San Francisco and Archstone Daggett Place to create a one-acre park. Both ordinances passed unanimously on first reading (same house, same call).
- Item 11: Ordinance to amend the residential rent stabilization and arbitration ordinance. The board separated one occupancy/subtenant subsection and voted that subsection first (passed 7-4). The remainder of the ordinance then passed unanimously on first reading (11-0). See separate coverage for substantive debate and divided vote.
- Item 12: Motion to confirm mayoral appointment of Leah Pimentel to the Successor Agency Commission (term to 11/03/2016). Approved 10-1 (Supervisor Campos voted no).
- Item 13: Motion to appoint Supervisor Jane Kim to the Reentry Council (term ending June 1, 2016). Approved unanimously, recorded as 10 ayes (one supervisor excused from the vote per clerk note).
- Item 14: Resolution supporting a public memorial for comfort women; passed as amended, unanimously, 11 ayes. See separate coverage for debate and amendments.
- Item 15: Resolution determining that transfer of a Type 21 off-sale general liquor license from 2887 Bryant St. to 2111 Harrison St. serves the public convenience. Adopted unanimously, recorded tally 10 ayes in the clerk's roll call presented.
- Items 18'25: Adopted without reference to committee (roll call), 11 ayes.
Ending: Several items on the Sept. 22 agenda passed unanimously; a small number required divided procedural votes or re-calls (notably item 5 and the occupancy subsection of item 11). The board also introduced several pieces of new business for future hearings, including a charter amendment proposal to fund Recreation and Parks.
