Votes at a glance: Board adopts consent items including airport lease changes, grant amendments, refuse contract amendment and other resolutions

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on May 14 took unanimous roll‑call votes on a set of primarily consent items, approving ordinances and resolutions on planning-code changes, airport lease modifications, acceptance of a federal grant for international terminal HVAC work, homelessness services grant amendments, designating official newspapers and outreach periodicals, and authorizing amendments to refuse collection contracts, among other matters.

Summary of votes and key details (items called and adopted on the consent calendar)

- Item 7 — Ordinance amending the Planning Code to modify the 900 Kearney Street special use district to allow an enclosed rooftop building addition with a restricted arts activities use. Outcome: ordinance adopted (unanimous roll call).

- Items 8 & 9 — Resolutions approving airport lease modifications: • Item 8 approves Modification No. 4 to the Superbay hangar lease between American Airlines and the Airport Commission to extend the term by two years and adjust annual rent to approximately $7,200,000. Outcome: adopted (unanimous). • Item 9 approves Modification No. 3 to the Superbay hangar lease between United Airlines and the Airport Commission to extend the term by two years and set annual rent to approximately $5,600,000. Outcome: adopted (unanimous).

- Item 10 — Resolution authorizing the Airport Commission to accept and expend up to approximately $31,000,000 from the Federal Aviation Administration for HVAC improvements at the international terminal (period 10/01/2023–09/30/2028). Outcome: adopted (unanimous).

- Items 11 & 12 — Homelessness and Supportive Housing (HSH) grant agreement amendments: • Item 11 approves a second amendment to the grant agreement with Conrad House, Inc. (McAllister Hotel supportive services), extending the term by 24 months and increasing the total not‑to‑exceed amount to $12,800,000. Outcome: adopted (unanimous). • Item 12 approves a second amendment to the grant agreement with Hamilton Families for family rapid rehousing through the Housing Solutions program, extending the grant term by 72 months and increasing the total not‑to‑exceed amount to approximately $21,900,000. Outcome: adopted (unanimous).

- Items 13 & 14 — Resolutions designating official city advertising newspapers and outreach community periodicals for FY 2024–25 (San Francisco Examiner designated as official newspaper; outreach periodicals list includes Bay Area Reporter, El Tecolote, Noe Valley Voice, World Journal and others). Outcome: adopted (unanimous).

- Item 15 — Resolution authorizing the Office of Contract Administration to enter into a fifth amendment to agreements with Recology subsidiaries (Recology Sunset Scavenger, Recology Golden Gate, Recology San Francisco) for refuse collection services at city facilities, increasing the total contract amount to not to exceed approximately $43,800,000 and extending the term by four months. Outcome: adopted (unanimous).

- Item 16 — Resolution retroactively authorizing the Office of Cannabis to accept and expend a grant award of approximately $2,000,000 from GO‑Biz for the Local Equity Grants program. Outcome: adopted (unanimous).

- Item 17 — Resolution adding the commemorative street name “Midge Wilson Alley” to the 100 block of Elm Street in recognition of Midge Wilson’s contributions to the Tenderloin community. Outcome: adopted (unanimous).

- Item 18 — Motion reappointing Thomas Richardson Harrison to the Sanitation and Streets Commission for a term ending July 1, 2028. Outcome: approved (unanimous).

- Items 22–27 — Adopted on the adoption‑without‑committee calendar. (Items 24 and 25 were severed for separate consideration but were ultimately adopted; the clerk recorded unanimous adoption for items 22, 23, 26 and 27 along with 24 and 25 after severance; item details not specified in the record excerpt). Outcome: adopted (unanimous).

What happened in the meeting

The clerk read the titles and short summaries for these items; the board took roll‑call votes and adopted the items collectively as consent measures (same‑house, same‑call). Where dollar amounts were provided in the clerk’s description (airport rents, FAA grant, HSH grant totals, refuse contract totals), the board recorded those amounts in the official action language.

Action items recorded (select examples)

- Airport leases (items 8–9) — multi‑year lease term extensions and rent adjustments for major fixed‑base operator hangars. - FAA grant acceptance (item 10) — acceptance of grant funds for international terminal HVAC improvements. - HSH grant amendments (11–12) — multi‑million dollar extensions and increases for supportive housing programs. - Refuse contract amendment (item 15) — city contract amendment with Recology for refuse services at city facilities.

The clerk recorded a unanimous roll call on the adoption‑without‑committee calendar for the items listed above (10 ayes recorded on the roll call in the excerpt).