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Votes at a glance: key Board actions June 16, 2020
Summary
At its June 16 meeting the Board approved a series of ordinances and resolutions on emergency pandemic measures, grants and contracts, land-use and appointments. Below are the principal items taken during the meeting, with outcomes and key details.
This is a concise summary of the voting outcomes recorded at the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on June 16, 2020. It lists the principal items called during the regular agenda and their final outcomes.
Votes at a glance - Items 1'6 (consent items): Adopted unanimously (roll-call recorded). These are routine items recorded by the clerk as passed on the consent calendar.
- Item 7 ' Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to prohibit evictions for nonpayment of rent caused by COVID-19 and to bar late fees and penalties: Passed 10-1 (Supervisor Stephanie voted no). See separate article for details.
- Item 8 ' Ordinance to temporarily suspend collection of the vacancy tax through Dec. 31, 2021: Adopted unanimously. (Roll call recorded by the clerk.)
- Item 9 ' Ordinance delegating San Francisco Public Utilities Commission authority under Charter Section 9.118 to enter 20-year grant agreements for the green infrastructure grant program and extending delegation through 07/01/2022: Adopted unanimously. Supervisors asked for quarterly reports on equity outcomes; deputy city attorney confirmed the board may rescind delegation in future legislation if needed.
- Item 10 ' Resolution: second modification of a grant between the city and Low Income Investment Fund for citywide early care and education (term extension through 06/30/2022 and increase by approximately $35,600,000, resulting in a revised total of $61,000,000): Adopted unanimously.
- Item 11 ' Resolution: amend software-as-a-service and support agreement with CityBase, Inc. (extend term and increase contract amount by $27,400,000 to a new total not to exceed $37,000,000): Adopted unanimously.
- Item 12 ' Resolution: retroactive authorization to accept and expand $150,000 in FEMA funds (Hazmat Mitigation Grant) for local hazard mitigation plan updates: Adopted unanimously.
- Item 13 ' Ordinance: settlement authorization in claim filed by Brian Hsu (personal injury) for approximately $50,000: Adopted unanimously on first reading.
- Item 14 ' Resolution: initiate landmark designation for 4767'4773 Mission Street (Historic designation proposal): Adopted unanimously.
- Item 15 ' Resolution: adopt the 2020 Hazards and Climate Resilience Plan update: Adopted unanimously.
- Item 16 ' Charter amendment first draft related to voter requirements for boards/commissions: Continued to June 23, 2020 (unanimous vote to continue).
- Item 17 ' Motion to appoint Larry Bush to the Ethics Commission (term through 02/01/2023): Adopted unanimously.
- Items 18'21: Appealed conditional use authorization for 95 Nordoff Street: Continued to June 23, 2020 (unanimous vote to continue).
- Items 24'27 (introduced later in the meeting): Adopted unanimously on first reading (these included a set of resolutions and introductions, including a resolution opposing the state bill SB 1085). Item 24 (resolution opposing SB 1085) was adopted.
- Item 28 ' Motion supporting the health officer's attestation request to the state (variance to access additional reopening activities in California's roadmap): Adopted unanimously (11-0). See separate article for details and public-comment summary.
Notes and clarifications - Many votes were unanimous; where a roll call is recorded the clerk enumerated the ayes. If a supervisor asked for an item to be continued or severed from consent it was recorded on the record. - Several items included financial amounts: Item 10 (grant increase ~ $35,600,000, revised total ~$61,000,000); Item 11 (contract increase by $27,400,000 to not exceed $37,000,000); Item 12 (FEMA grant $150,000); Item 13 (settlement approximately $50,000).
How this summary was compiled: This roundup is drawn from the official June 16 meeting transcript and the clerk's announced roll-call results. For complete ordinance texts and official vote records, refer to the Board's published minutes and ordinance files.
