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Votes at a glance: leases, donations and ordinances approved unanimously; Board acts on multiple contracts
Summary
At the February 14 meeting the Board of Supervisors approved a slate of routine and contested items including a high-cost sublease for the Human Services Agency, acceptance of a $6 million housing gift, multiple contract limit increases, and first-reading ordinances on entertainment/noise and pet-store sales.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted unanimously on a number of consent and regular-agenda items after discussion in committee or on the floor. Key items included a high-cost sublease for the Human Services Agency, acceptance of a major gift for the citywide affordable housing fund, multiple contract amendments for technology and operations, and first-reading passage of two ordinances.
Human Services Agency sublease (Item 4)
The board approved a resolution authorizing a sublease at 1440 Harrison Street through Sept. 30, 2025, for use by the Human Services Agency. The first-year rent was described in the staff report as approximately $3.6 million with annual increases beginning July 1, 2018, and three five-year options to extend. Supervisor Aaron Peskin said an independent appraisal and subsequent review showed the amount was market rate…
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