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Votes at a glance: Key ordinances, contracts and resolutions adopted Dec. 3, 2024
Summary
The board approved a series of ordinances, bond appropriations, grants, contracts and resolutions on consent or first reading. Items include business and tax code amendments, general obligation bond appropriations, multiple grant acceptances, contract modifications, and appointments.
At the Dec. 3, 2024 meeting the San Francisco Board of Supervisors adopted or passed on first reading multiple items by unanimous procedural consent or recorded roll calls. The following is a concise list of those items and their outcomes as recorded in the meeting transcript.
Votes at a glance (selected items recorded in transcript):
- Item 16: Ordinance to amend business and tax regulations code, administrative, health, police and public works codes (changes tied to Proposition M and fee provisions). Outcome: Passed on first reading.
- Items 17 & 18: Appropriation ordinance and resolution authorizing issuance/sale of general obligation bonds (series 2024 a-d; Embarcadero seawall, earthquake safety/emergency response, affordable housing). Outcome: Ordinance passed on first reading; resolution adopted.
- Item 19: Retroactive resolution to authorize Recreation and Park Department to accept and expend an approximate $757,000 grant for India Basin Shoreline Park project. Outcome: Adopted.
- Item 20: Resolution approving the 49th amendment to the Treasure Island land and structures master lease for a 1-year extension through 11/30/2025. Outcome: Adopted.
- Items 21 & 22: Two retroactive resolutions authorizing the Police Department to accept and expend a $72,000 state grant (Paul Coverdell forensic program) and an in-kind gift of naloxone (1,800 units valued at $81,000). Outcome: Adopted.
- Item 23: Fourth modification to solid waste contract (South San Francisco Scavenger Co.) increasing contract by ~$13.1 million to $22.4 million with a 3-year extension through 02/28/2028. Outcome: Adopted.
- Item 24: Resolution authorizing Public Works to accept and expend a $500,000 earmark for Havelock pedestrian bridge improvements. Outcome: Adopted.
- Item 25: Resolution authorizing the SF Public Utilities Commission general manager to execute a new 10-year water service contract with U.S. Department of Energy for Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (estimated revenue ~$66.4 million). Outcome: Adopted.
- Item 26: Resolution approving greenhouse-gas-free contract with PG&E for Clear CleanPower SF not-to-exceed $9 million for one year. Outcome: Adopted.
- Items 27 & 28: Retroactive agreements under Department of Children, Youth and Their Families with Mission Graduates and Bay Area Community Resources for multi-school programs (5-year terms). Outcome: Adopted.
- Item 29: Fourth modification for advanced train control system contract (central subway) increasing contract by ~$2.1 million for new total ~$29.8 million; warranty/date modifications noted. Outcome: Adopted.
- Item 30: Resolution authorizing Department of Public Health to submit grant applications for behavioral health infrastructure bond programs with anticipated revenue in excess of $70 million. Outcome: Adopted.
- Item 31: Ordinance authorizing settlement in lawsuit related to the transgender guaranteed-income pilot. Outcome: Passed on first reading (see separate article for details); vote 7-3.
- Item 32: Ordinance to waive transit center district open space impact fee for development at 524 & 530 Howard Street (pedestrian bridge to Transbay rooftop park). Outcome: Passed on first reading.
- Item 33: Ordinance ordering summary street vacation of airspace above Natoma Street adjacent to Transbay Transit Center. Outcome: Passed on first reading.
- Items 34 & 35: Resolutions determining that transfer/issuance of two type 48 on-sale general public premises liquor licenses will serve public convenience or necessity (Club Lure Inc. and Nihon SF Inc.). Outcome: Adopted.
- Item 36: Ordinance amending administrative code to reduce frequency of shelter monitoring committee site visits and revise standards of care (first reading). Outcome: Passed on first reading.
- Item 37: Ordinance amending surveillance technology ordinance (reporting/definitions/COIT responsibilities) (first reading). Outcome: Passed on first reading.
- Item 38: Ordinance establishing public AI inventory (first reading). Outcome: Passed on first reading (see separate article).
- Item 39: Ordinance declaring city policy to provide up to five years of rapid rehousing assistance in certain cases and requiring annual report by Homelessness Oversight Commission. Outcome: Passed on first reading.
- Items 40 & 41: Motions to appoint members to the Citizens Committee on Community Development and Soma Community Stabilization Fund Community Advisory Committee. Outcome: Approved.
- Item 44: Resolution declaring Feb. 28, 2025 as Jesse Kappen Smith Day and honoring his service; resolution adopted (ceremonial item).
- Items 45-49: Items introduced for adoption without committee reference were taken by unanimous vote and adopted (transcript records unanimous adoption with 10 ayes on roll call after an absence was addressed).
Notes: Where the transcript records "same house, same call" items, the clerk read the item and the presiding officer noted the item was taken by procedural consent; many items were recorded as "The resolution is adopted" or "The ordinance is passed on first reading." For items taken on first reading, final passage will be recorded in a subsequent meeting when required by board rules.
