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Board adopts a slate of ordinances and resolutions on first reading and by consent
Summary
At the Sept. 15 board meeting supervisors adopted numerous ordinances and resolutions on consent or first reading, including changes to the inclusionary housing planning code, sheriff and police reporting requirements, multiple Treasure Island lease extensions, several departmental grants and contracts, and capital/lease actions.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Sept. 15 adopted a series of ordinances and resolutions by consent or on first reading. Most items were uncontested and passed unanimously; several passed on recorded roll-call votes.
Highlights (Items adopted)
- Items 2–5: Adopted on consent (items were considered routine).
- Item 6: Ordinance amending the planning code to clarify that the inclusionary affordable housing program applies to housing projects including group housing projects, to amend certain pricing rules for on-site affordable units, to clarify requirements for designated units in certain C3 districts, and to affirm the Planning Department's CEQA determination. Passed unanimously (final passage).
- Item 7: Ordinance to amend the administrative code to require the Sheriff and the Police Department to gather and regularly report data regarding detentions and traffic stops. Passed unanimously.
- Item 8: Ordinance to expand the San Francisco Disaster Recovery Fund to include emergency response uses and designate it a category 8 fund; passed on first reading (see separate coverage for debate and amendment vote).
- Item 9: Ordinance to levy property taxes at a combined rate of 1.1826 per $100 of assessed valuation for several special districts and to establish a 0.092 per $100 pass-through rate for residential tenants. Passed unanimously on first reading.
- Item 10: Ordinance waiving banner fees for Abraham Lincoln High School's 75th anniversary celebration. Passed unanimously on first reading.
- Item 11: Resolution retroactively approving an amendment to a Terminal 3 concession lease between Hudson Group Retail and the City with a reduced minimum annual guarantee (approx. $555,000 beginning 07/01/2015). Adopted (10–0 recorded; one member absent for vote as recorded).
- Item 12: Resolution authorizing the District Attorney's Office to accept and expend a state grant from the Victim Compensation and Government Claims Board (approx. $2,100,000 for 07/01/2015–06/30/2018). Adopted unanimously.
- Item 13: Resolution to approve an emergency public works contract with Cone Inc. to renovate elevators at 170 Otis Street (not to exceed $460,000). Adopted unanimously.
- Item 14: Resolution authorizing a 25-year lease to Mission Valley Rock Company for approximately 199 acres in Sonal, California, for water use and related purposes (initial annual rent $60,000 plus 4% annual increases). Adopted unanimously.
- Items 15–19: Five related resolutions approving amendments or modifications to leases and agreements between the Treasure Island Development Authority and the U.S. Navy to extend terms for one year. Adopted unanimously.
- Items 20–23: Resolutions authorizing various contracts, grants, and gift acceptances for the Department of Public Health, Recreation and Parks, and Behavioral Health Services (including a $40.4 million amended contract for substance use disorder services and a $400,000 gift to Laguna Honda Hospital resident gift fund). Adopted unanimously.
- Items 27–29: Adopted without committee reference by single roll-call vote.
Why it matters: The consent and first-reading votes move multiple administrative, budgetary and capital items forward and reflect routine city operations across public safety, housing, health and infrastructure.
Full roll-call tallies and text of each ordinance and resolution are available in the official clerk minutes and the city’s legislative database.
Speakers listed as relevant to the recorded actions include the supervising clerk and the authors or departmental representatives who presented the items.
