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Votes at a glance: summary of measures the Board adopted Oct. 31
Summary
Several routine and consent items were adopted unanimously, including settlements, procurement and property actions. This roundup lists each adopted item and its immediate outcome as recorded by the Clerk.
The Board of Supervisors adopted a number of consent and routine items on Oct. 31 by unanimous roll call or unanimous consent. Below is a concise list of the adopted items as recorded during the meeting. Items covered by separate articles are omitted from this list (Pier 70, leases, overtime ordinance, neighborhood property crime resolution).
Adopted items (unanimous unless noted):
- Items 4 & 5: Ordinances authorizing settlements in two lawsuits — Dora Delphi Mejia Jacobo (settlement amount $50,000) and Tasha Spencer (settlement amount $160,000) — adopted by roll call.
- Item 9: Resolution authorizing the Public Utilities Commission general manager to execute an agreement with Motorola Solutions, Inc. for purchase, installation and maintenance of a land mobile radio system; contract amount not to exceed $11,000,000; anticipated term through Feb. 28, 2027 — adopted.
- Item 10: Resolution to approve a purchase and sale agreement for approximately 84 acres at 7484 Sheridan Road, Sonoma, California, for approximately $3,000,000 and to adopt CEQA determination — adopted.
- Item 11: Ordinance to landmark 1399 McAllister Street (Baptist church complex) and affirm CEQA — passed first reading.
- Item 12: Resolution transferring jurisdiction of 2245 Gerald Avenue to the Fire Department at $0 transfer price — adopted.
- Item 14: Resolution finding that issuance of a Type 64 general theater liquor license for Exit Theater at 156 Eddy Street serves the public convenience or necessity and recommending ABC impose conditions — adopted.
- Item 15: Motions appointing members to the Childcare Planning and Advisory Council — adopted.
- Item 16: Motion to approve the mayor’s reappointment of Richard Guggenheim to the Airport Commission — adopted.
- Items 21–23 and 27: (See separate article) Development, disposition and planning code actions for Pier 70 were adopted as amended.
- Items 24–26: (See separate article) Lease authorizations/letters of intent to relocate employees from 850 Bryant were adopted as described.
- Items 30–31: Adoption of items placed without committee reference was approved by roll call.
Where the board recorded a roll call, the clerk recorded 11 “ayes” and no “no” votes or abstentions for the listed items. Items requiring subsequent implementation, leases, contracts or second readings will return to the clerk or Board as required by city rules.
