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Board approves multiple revenue bond measures, library grant, leases and fee amendment in unanimous votes
Summary
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Tuesday adopted a package of routine finance and administrative measures unanimously, including authorization for multiple refunding and revenue bond issuances, library grant acceptance and a first-reading planning-code change increasing the Transportation Sustainability Fee.
SAN FRANCISCO — The San Francisco Board of Supervisors unanimously approved multiple finance and administrative items on the consent and adoption calendars at its June 5 meeting, including ordinances authorizing the issuance of refunding lease revenue bonds and several Public Utilities Commission (PUC) revenue bond and appropriation ordinances, a library grant acceptance, and a first-reading planning-code change to the Transportation Sustainability Fee (TSF).
The board took routine action on several grouped items without separate debate. Among the items passed unanimously:
- Ordinances authorizing refunding lease revenue bonds: Item 6 authorized refunding lease revenue bonds payable from the park and recreation open-space fund in an amount “not to exceed approximately 41,300,000” to refinance lease revenue bonds previously issued for park projects.…
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