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Votes at a glance: key Board actions on Oct. 28, 2014
Summary
A consolidated list of roll-call outcomes from the Oct. 28 Board meeting, including ordinances and resolutions approved on first reading, appointments and appropriations.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Oct. 28 recorded multiple roll‑call outcomes and administrative approvals. Highlights of board action and vote outcomes from the meeting:
- Tenant buyout/notice ordinance (Item 9): Ordinance amending administrative and subdivision codes related to tenant buyout agreements was finally passed with 7 ayes and 4 noes.
- Health code: 30-day involuntary psychiatric hold (Item 10): Ordinance authorizing an additional 30‑day involuntary psychiatric hold per California Welfare and Institutions Code was finally passed (11 ayes).
- PrEP funding supplemental (Item 11): Appropriation of $301,600 from General Fund Reserve to Department of Public Health for PrEP navigators was passed on first reading (10 ayes, 1 no).
- CEQA findings (Item 12): Resolution to adopt CEQA findings and mitigation agreements for a regional groundwater storage and recovery project was adopted (11 ayes).
- Communication site leases (Item 13): Resolution authorizing new and amended communication site leases covering multiple counties was adopted (vote taken by same‑house call).
- Divisadero and Fillmore Neighborhood Commercial Districts (Items 14–15): Ordinances to establish NCDs for Divisadero and Fillmore passed on first readings as amended (without objection).
- Interim zoning controls (Item 16): Resolution imposing interim conditional-use controls for new Second Street office uses was adopted without objection.
- Entertainment Commission appointment, Immigrant Rights Commission appointments (Items 18–19): Motions to appoint nominees to the Entertainment Commission and Immigrant Rights Commission were approved without objection.
- Reproductive-health buffer zone (Item 28): Ordinance updating buffer rules was passed on first reading (11 ayes).
- 181 Fremont OCII variation (Items 24–26; 33): Resolution approving OCII variation to permit off‑site affordable units (181 Fremont) and related actions were adopted (11 ayes).
- Homeownership stabilization study (Item 32): Board adopted a resolution urging a study of a potential JPA with Richmond and other approaches; amended on the floor and approved (11 ayes).
- Solar Vision 2020 (Item 35): Board adopted resolution supporting a 50‑megawatt rooftop solar goal and permanent funding for GoSolar SF after 2018 (adopted by same‑house call).
How to read this list: Items passed “on first reading” proceed to subsequent readings required by City charter for ordinances; “adopted” denotes a resolution or action taken at the meeting. Several items were adopted by unanimous consent or “same‑house, same call,” which the Board used where no member objected.
