Votes at a glance: Board adopts consent items, contracts and several resolutions on April 23, 2024

The Board of Supervisors approved a slate of consent calendar items, adoption-without-committee items, and a set of resolutions and first-reading ordinances with unanimous or recorded votes on April 23. These items were taken as routine or noncontroversial and cover a range of city business including contract modifications, grant extensions, leases and bond/financing approvals.

Selected adopted items and key details (as reported at the meeting):

- Item 1' 2: Routine consent items, adopted as presented. - Item 4: Resolution authorizing SFPUC general manager to execute the fifth modification for specialized engineering services for recycled water projects (Kennedy Jenks Consultants, et al.) with a $1,000,000 increase to a new total of $11,000,000 and a contract duration extended through 05/31/2027. - Item 5: Airport contract modification for escalator and electric walk maintenance with Cone Inc. increased by $8,300,000 to a new amount of approximately $42,700,000. - Item 6: Second amendment to a grant agreement between Abode Services and the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing to extend the grant term through 06/30/2026 and increase the amount by $8,000,000 for a new total not to exceed $17,900,000. - Item 10: Authorization for multifamily housing revenue notes in an aggregate principal amount not to exceed $115,800,000 for financing a 184-unit multifamily project (Transbay Block 2 East referenced earlier on the agenda). - Item 11: Lease authorization for 1455 Market Street with Hudson 1455 Market, LLC for office, storage and parking through 04/30/2045 with an initial annual base rent of approximately $6,500,000 (lease of roughly 157 square feet as reported in the clerk's reading) and 3% annual increases. - Item 12: Department of Public Health lease at 1145 Market Street for multiple city programs with Trinity Center LLC, initial term 10 years and two 5-year extensions, initial annual base rent about $1,400,000. - Items 13' 16: Treasure Island items (development agreement and planning-code changes) and amendment to financing plan (covered in separate article) were adopted after floor amendment to item 14. - Item 17: Ordinance amending campaign and governmental conduct code (conflict-of-interest filers list) passed on first reading. - Item 18: Ordinance amending public works code to streamline enforcement of vending, passed on first reading. - Item 20: Ordinance requiring departments requesting board approval to enter contracts for emergency repairs to provide estimated and final costs; adopted on recorded roll call (eight ayes noted in clerk's reading for that vote). - Item 26: Resolution approving OCII ground leases for Transbay Block 2 East, adopted (see separate article). - Items 29, 30, 31, 39, 41, 43 and other adoption-without-committee resolutions were moved, amended where noted, and adopted on the consent/adoption calendar (some with roll calls).

How the board handled multiple items: Several items were taken "same house, same call" when no one requested removal from consent. Where amendments were proposed on the floor (for example the amendment to item 14 on Treasure Island and specified amendments on items 29 and 30), the board took those amendments and then adopted the items.

This summary does not replace the official minutes and codified ordinance/resolution texts; it highlights items adopted during the April 23 session that were presented as routine or consent matters and that the board approved during the meeting.