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Board of Supervisors unanimously approves findings to allow teleconferenced meetings
Summary
At a special Aug. 8, 2022 meeting the San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously to adopt findings permitting teleconference meetings; the motion passed with Supervisor Ronan excused.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously approved a motion Aug. 8 to make the findings necessary to hold teleconference meetings during the current period, with Supervisor Ronan excused.
The vote came at a special meeting called by Board President Walton to address two items. The clerk described item 1 as a “motion to make findings to allow teleconference meetings”; after a brief public-comment period limited to the item the board voted aye on the motion without objection.
The action formalizes the board’s ability to use remote participation tools for its proceedings while the specific circumstances requiring teleconferencing remain in effect. The clerk called the roll and each present supervisor recorded an affirmative vote; the motion passed without objection and Supervisor Ronan was excused.
The board moved immediately afterward to consider a separate public-health emergency item. No amendments or further direction were recorded on the teleconference findings.
