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Votes at a glance: Board adopts a range of routine resolutions, licenses and appointments
Summary
On Feb. 24 the Board unanimously approved a slate of consent calendar items and routine resolutions, including small business legacy registry language, utilities construction management contract increase, vehicle donations to Laguna Honda Hospital, liquor license determinations and multiple board appointments.
The Board of Supervisors approved multiple consent and routine items on Feb. 24, including ordinances, resolutions authorizing contracts and grant acceptances, liquor-license determinations, and dozens of appointments to commissions and committees. Most items were passed on unanimous vote under the "same house, same call" procedure.
Key items adopted without extended debate: - Ordinance (Item 3) directing the Small Business Commission to establish a legacy business registry and authorizing a $50 administrative fee (first reading recorded as passed on initial call). - Resolution (Item 4) authorizing the Public Utilities Commission general manager to execute Amendment No. 1 to the water enterprise system improvement program agreement with HDR Engineering for additional construction management services at the Harry Tracy Water Treatment Plant, increasing the agreement by $2,000,000 to a total not‑to‑exceed $18,000,000 pursuant to Charter section 9.118. - Resolution (Item 5) authorizing the Tax Collector to sell at public auction certain tax‑defaulted properties. - Resolution (Item 6) retroactively authorizing the Department of Public Health to accept a state grant valued at $239,000 in transit shuttle vehicles for the Elderly and Disabled Specialized Transit program (Laguna Honda Hospital). - Resolution (Item 7) authorizing the Recreation and Park Department to apply for a Housing Related Parks Program grant up to $3,000,000. - Licenses and transfers: Item 9 (Type 40 on‑sale beer license for Fillmore Billiards at 1530 Fillmore Street), Item 10 (on‑sale beer license for Roxy Theatre), and Item 11 (transfer of a Type 48 on‑sale general public premises license) were all adopted unanimously. - A broad set of appointments to boards and commissions (Items 14–26, and others) were approved unanimously, including confirmations and reappointments for regional bodies such as the Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District and the Metropolitan Transportation Commission.
The clerk recorded unanimous votes on most consent items; where individual supervisors asked questions or sought clarification those items were taken up and then passed. The board scheduled follow-ups where appropriate for items requiring later administrative steps or reporting.
