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Votes at a glance: Board of Supervisors, June 14 — interim budget, labor carryover, appointments and consent items
Summary
On June 14 the Board approved a number of consent and routine items, adopted interim budget and salary ordinances on first reading, approved labor contract carryover amendments and confirmed multiple appointments. Several high‑profile emergency grants were debated separately (see related article).
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors took several routine and fiscal actions during its June 14 meeting. Below are key outcomes from votes taken that day.
Key votes
- Items 1–41 (consent): Passed on unanimous voice/roll‑call — routine approvals and housekeeping items. - Item 42 (ordinance to acquire at least 20 dwelling units by March 31, 2023 for transitional housing for transitional‑age youth in the Haight Ashbury): Finally passed unanimously. - Items 43–53 (10 ordinances authorizing settlement of lawsuits): Passed unanimously; settlements ranged from $45,000 to $1.5 million per the clerk's summaries. - Item 54 (compensation ordinance effective July 1, 2022 for unrepresented job codes subject to Charter §8.409): Passed unanimously. - Items 55–56 (two MOU amendments restoring a deferred 1% base wage increase and related MOU amendments): Passed 9–1; Supervisor Preston recorded the dissent on the roll call. - Item 57 (resolution authorizing mutual termination agreements for two Port leases with Alioto Fish Company): Adopted unanimously. - Items 58–59 (planning code/density ordinances): Continued to June 28, 2022, upon request of supervisors to allow review of an amendment. - Item 60 (appointment to Public Works Commission — Lynn Newhouse Siegel): Approved unanimously. - Item 61 (appointments to Mental Health SF implementation working group): Approved unanimously. - Items 66–67 (proposed interim budget and appropriation ordinance and salary ordinance for FY 2022–23/2023–24): Passed first reading with a 9–1 vote; Supervisor Preston voted no. - Item 68 (MOU amendments carryover of floating holidays and compensatory time): Passed unanimously on first reading. - Items 71–76 (adoption without committee reference): Adopted unanimously.
Noted roll‑call tallies
- Items 55 & 56: 9 ayes, 1 no (Supervisor Preston in dissent). - Items 66 & 67: 9 ayes, 1 no (Supervisor Preston in dissent).
What to watch
- Items continued to June 28 (58–59) and the committee follow‑ups for Laguna Honda (Sept. 13) and the PRC/Baker grants (report and consultant findings forthcoming). The board also required more oversight and reporting for the emergency grants approved June 14.
Documents and records
Official roll calls and the clerk’s summaries for each ordinance and resolution are on file with the Board (City Hall).
