Votes at a glance: San Francisco supervisors' actions June 11, 2019

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors took votes on a range of ordinances, resolutions, contract actions and appointments at its June 11, 2019 regular meeting. The following is a concise summary of the formal actions recorded in the transcript, including vote tallies when provided.

Key adopted items (selected): - Items 2–4 (consent calendar): Approved as routine items; adopted unanimously (11–0) on roll call. - Item 5 (juvenile hall ordinance): Amendments adopted (motion by Supervisor Walton, seconded by Ronan); amendments passed 10–1; item recorded as passed on first reading as amended. - Item 6 (Mills Act filing): Ordinance to allow Mills Act contract applications to be filed concurrently with designation applications — finally passed unanimously (11–0). - Item 7 (Office of Harassment and Assault Response and Prevention): Ordinance changing departmental structure and appointment process — finally passed unanimously (11–0). - Item 8 (housing conservatorship): Ordinance to authorize procedures for housing conservatorships — passed 10–1 (Supervisor Walton dissenting). - Items 9–10 (official and outreach advertising designations): Resolutions designating newspapers and outreach outlets as official advertising channels — adopted unanimously (11–0). - Item 11 (SFPUC professional services): Resolution authorizing an agreement with AECOM Technical Services for Mountain Tunnel Construction Management Services, not to exceed $24,500,000 and duration through 2027 — adopted unanimously (11–0). - Item 12 (Instituto Familiar de la Raza amendment): Resolution increasing the agreement amount to not exceed $28,800,000 and extending the term through 06/30/2025 — adopted unanimously (11–0). - Item 13 (UCSF behavioral health amendment): Resolution increasing total to not exceed $49,200,000 and extending term through 12/31/2022 — adopted; one supervisor had raised prior concerns but ultimately supported the item on the floor. - Item 14 (MOHCD loans): Resolution authorizing loans for acquisition/rehab/permanent financing for six project sites under Small Sites and Seismic Safety programs; total not to exceed $48,600,000 — adopted unanimously (11–0). - Item 15 (SoMa Community Stabilization Fund expansion): Resolution to expand funding in the approximate amount of $2,920,000 for SoMa community stabilization from 07/01/2019–06/30/2020 — adopted with 9 ayes (two supervisors absent for the roll call). - Item 16 (524 Union landmark designation): Ordinance to designate Paper Doll at 524 Union Street as a landmark — passed first reading with Supervisor Peskin recused (9–0 recorded on roll call). - Item 17 (Arts/nighttime entertainment uses in RCD): Ordinance amending planning code to permit arts activities and exempt certain nighttime entertainment buffers — passed first reading (10–0 on roll call). - Item 18 (ADU ordinance): Planning-code and business-code amendments to authorize ADUs in new construction and create expedited appeals process — passed first reading as amended (11–0). - Item 19 (safe overnight parking exception and reporting): Ordinance to revise controller reporting and create police-code exception for safe overnight parking pilot participants — passed first reading unanimously (11–0). - Item 20 (appointment): Mayoral appointment of Ike Kwon to the Treasure Island Development Authority Board of Directors for the unexpired term ending 04/28/2022 — approved unanimously (11–0). - Item 21 (reappointment): Reappointment of Noor Jehan Khalik to the Childcare Planning and Advisory Council — approved unanimously (11–0). - Item 22 (Budget & Finance committee report): Resolution concerning seismic retrofitting and emergency response center construction up to $628,500,000 was forwarded as a committee report.

Notes on votes and procedure: Some items required first-reading votes and will return for subsequent readings; several ordinance items were described as "finally passed" (meaning final adoption) and were recorded as unanimous when no board member objected. Where roll-call tallies were recorded, they are noted above; where the transcript did not list a mover or seconder for a consent or routine resolution, that detail is recorded as not specified.

Ending: This rundown captures the formal actions recorded in the June 11 transcript and provides vote tallies where the clerk called the roll.