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Votes at a glance: Board actions on Jan. 30, 2018 — charter amendments, ordinance and leases
Summary
Key roll-call outcomes from the Jan. 30 Board of Supervisors meeting, including voter referral of a charter amendment (item 13), adoption of Indigenous Peoples' Day ordinance (item 15), and approvals for a navigation center lease (item 17) and a liquor-license transfer (item 16).
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors recorded several formal roll-call actions on Jan. 30, 2018. Below are itemized outcomes and key details as taken from the meeting record.
Item 13 — Charter amendment (first draft) regarding appointed board and commission members who file candidacy for elective office: - Action: Motion to submit the charter amendment to the voters (first draft) was placed on the ballot for submission. - Outcome: Submitted to the voters (motion passed by roll call: 7 ayes, 4 nos). Supervisors voting yes included Peskin, Ronan, Safaei, Stephanie, Yi, Fewer, and Kim. Supervisors Sheehy, Tang, Breed and Cohen voted no.
Item 15 — Ordinance to amend the Administrative Code to declare the second Monday in October Indigenous Peoples' Day: - Action: Final passage on the floor. - Outcome: Ordinance passed (10 ayes, 1 no). Supervisor Peskin was recorded in dissent.
Item 16 — Resolution finding premise-to-premise transfer of a Type 21 off-sale General liquor license to Gum Hoa Lee, 915 Stockton Street, serves the public convenience: - Action: Board roll-call vote. - Outcome: Item ultimately passed unanimously after board procedural rescission and re-take; clerk recorded the item as passing unanimously.
Item 17 — Resolution approving lease at 125 Bayshore Boulevard with WYL Orion Properties for a navigation center: - Action: Approve lease for approximately 31,000 square feet, initial six-month term plus five one-year renewals, rent commencement window cited. - Outcome: Adopted unanimously (11–0) following committee report from Budget & Finance. Assemblymember Phil Ting’s $10 million state funding was cited in discussion as supporting the project.
Items 20 and 21 — Items adopted without committee reference: - Action: Board considered and adopted both items by roll call. - Outcome: Adopted unanimously (11–0).
Votes summarized above reflect the roll calls read into the record during the Jan. 30 meeting. The board’s clerk recorded vote tallies and the meeting transcript captures the roll-call sequence and speakers’ statements that preceded votes.
