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Board approves multiple grants, leases and ordinances; adopts housing funding and other measures
Summary
The Board of Supervisors on Sept. 14 adopted a series of routine and substantive items, including housing grants, airport lease agreements, contract modifications, and resolutions. Most items were approved unanimously on consent or first reading.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Sept. 14 approved a slate of resolutions, ordinances and grant acceptances ranging from housing grants to airport lease agreements. Many items were taken on consent or on the “same house, same call” roll calls and passed unanimously.
Key adopted items included:
- Items 1–4 (consent): Four ordinances on the consent agenda were finally passed unanimously (11 ayes).
- Item 5: Resolution authorizing the Police Department to retroactively accept and expend a Department of Homeland Security/FEMA Port Security Grant, described in the record as approximately $1,160,000, for the period Sept. 1, 2020–Aug. 31, 2023; adopted unanimously.
- Items 7–8: Two retroactive accept‑and‑expend ordinances for the District Attorney’s Office — a roughly $2,000,000 MacArthur Foundation grant for the Safety and Justice Challenge and a $1,000,000 U.S. Department of Justice grant for the Justice Reinvestment Initiative — passed on first reading unanimously.
- Item 9: Ordinance amending the Business and Tax Regulations Code to implement voter‑approved Proposition F (revising gross receipts tax) and other clarifying changes; passed on first reading unanimously.
- Items 10–14: Five resolutions approving airport retail concession lease agreements and a modification to an airport contract (contract modification number 3 with Land Industries Inc. to increase the not‑to‑exceed amount); all adopted unanimously.
- Item 15: Resolution authorizing a five‑year lease extension at 165 Cap Street for a neighborhood drop‑in/referral center serving people experiencing homelessness; reported annual base rent approximately $270,000; adopted unanimously.
- Item 16: Resolution authorizing a new lease at Pier 24 (annex) with the Pilar Family Foundation for a term of three years and 10 months; the record includes a monthly rent figure recorded in the transcript that appears to be transcribed in error and should be confirmed with the Mayor’s Office of Real Estate; adopted unanimously.
- Item 17: Resolution authorizing MOHCD to submit an application to the California Department of Housing and Community Development Infill Infrastructure Grant program for a project area north of Ocean Avenue and authorizing the city to assume project completion liability; adopted unanimously.
- Items 19–20: Standard agreements with the California Department of Housing and Community Development were executed under (1) the Permanent Local Housing Allocation program for about $52,300,000 through June 30, 2030, and (2) the Housing for a Healthy California program for about $6,800,000 through June 30, 2024; both accepted unanimously.
- Item 21: An ordinance amending the Planning Code related to conditional‑use requirements for residential care facilities (7+ people) in residential districts passed first reading unanimously.
- Items 26–31: Resolutions introduced for adoption without committee reference were adopted unanimously after one item (30) was severed for separate consideration.
- Item 30: A resolution recognizing abortion as health care, objecting to Texas Senate Bill 8 and urging federal and state action to protect reproductive rights; adopted unanimously (11 ayes).
- Item 25 (closed‑session‑related settlement): The board adopted a resolution approving a settlement of unlitigated claims with parties identified in the record as the “Wong Parties,” totaling payments/credits described in the record as $1,800,000; the clerk recorded that no action was taken during the closed session deliberations and the resolution was adopted by roll call.
Where the transcript contained numeric or formatting anomalies (notably in one lease item), the board’s official files and the departments listed in each item provide the definitive contract and dollar figures.
