Board adopts scores of ordinances, resolutions and appointments in largely unanimous consent session

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted on a broad slate of ordinances, resolutions and appointments on June 6, adopting the items listed on the consent and without-reference agendas mostly by unanimous roll call votes.

Most items were on the consent calendar and passed without debate or with brief staff explanations. Measures included appropriations, lease amendments, bond authorizations, contract amendments, housing subsidies and several appointments to city boards and commissions. A handful of higher-profile items that drew separate discussion were considered elsewhere on the agenda.

Highlights from the session include: ordinances and resolutions to reappropriate and de-appropriate District participatory budget funds; authorization of housing revenue bonds and related purchase-and-sale agreements to advance 100% affordable housing projects; amendments to existing leases for city agencies; and a series of operating subsidy agreements to support formerly homeless households at specific addresses. Several procurement and insurance contract authorizations and amendments were also adopted.

The following is a concise checklist of passed items called on the roster during the meeting, with the formal outcome as recorded on the floor. Where the roll call or clerk’s statement recorded a tally, that is noted; otherwise the clerk announced unanimous adoption.

Votes at a glance (selected items recorded on the transcript) - Item 5 — Ordinance amending Planning Code Section 206 to add HomeSF and related state density-bonus programs to the 100% affordable housing bonus program. Outcome: Passed unanimously on final passage (roll call announced unanimous adoption). - Item 6 — Ordinance to appropriate $6,500,000 to police overtime (requires two-thirds vote). Outcome: Passed unanimously on first reading (clerk: ordinance passed unanimously on first…