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Votes at a glance: Board passes consent items and multiple first‑reading ordinances; appointments approved
Summary
The board adopted multiple consent items, authorizations and first‑reading ordinances on Feb. 11, including a $260,000 BART grant for the Pit Stop program, acquisition authorization for 1939 Market Street and a planning-code amendment to permit interim uses at project sites.
At the Feb. 11 meeting the Board of Supervisors approved multiple consent-calendar items, passed several resolutions and ordinances (many on first reading), and confirmed appointments. The tally below summarizes the formal actions recorded during the meeting (roll-call tallies and text are verbatim where provided):
- Items 1–5 (consent calendar): adopted unanimously (roll call: 11 ayes). These were routine consent items (items not individually described in the public record excerpt).
- Item 6 — Resolution: retroactive authorization for Public Works to accept and expend approximately $260,000 from BART for the Pit Stop public toilet program (term 07/01/2019–06/30/2020). Outcome: adopted unanimously.
- Item 7 — Resolution: acquisition authorization for property at 1939 Market Street from Sheet Metal Workers International Association Local 104 for purchase at $12,000,000 and to affirm CEQA. Outcome: adopted unanimously.
- Item 8 — Ordinance (first reading): Amend planning code to enable interim uses at development project sites for up to 36 months (subject to CEQA findings and extensions up to an additional 24 months). Outcome: passed on first reading unanimously.
- Item 9 — Ordinance (first reading): Amend administrative code to clarify tenant buyout program agreements. Outcome: passed on first reading unanimously.
- Item 10 — Resolution: approve and authorize trust-exchange agreement with California State Lands Commission related to Transbay and Fisherman's Wharf streets (CEQA findings). Outcome: adopted unanimously.
- Item 11 — Motion: appoint Supervisor Catherine Stefani to the Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District (term ending 01/31/2021). Outcome: approved (roll call recorded 10 ayes; Supervisor Stefani excused for this vote).
- Item 12 — Motion: appoint Aileen Armstrong to the Children and Families First Commission (indefinite term). Outcome: approved unanimously (11 ayes).
- Item 13 — Motion: approve President Norman Yee's nomination of Maria Theresa Imperial to the Planning Commission (term ending 07/01/2020). Outcome: approved unanimously.
- Item 19 — Ordinance: order the vacation of portions of Vallejo Street and Davis Street rights-of-way for the Teatro Zinzani Hotel and related improvements; CEQA findings adopted. Outcome: ordinance passed on first reading unanimously.
- Items 22–25 — Adopted without reference to committee (resolutions/motions). Roll call: 9 ayes, 2 absent (attendance recorded in transcript). The board adopted the resolutions and motions listed under items 22–25 by the required unanimous-count procedure for “adoption without reference” (transcript shows 9 ayes recorded at roll-call for this block of items).
Several other introduced items and hearings were held but did not culminate in final adoption on Feb. 11 (those appear in separate articles).
