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Votes at a glance: Board adopts multiple ordinances and resolutions including business-tax and public-works measures
Summary
The Board approved a slate of items by roll call or unanimous consent: consent items passed unanimously, and several ordinances and resolutions passed in first reading or by resolution, including business-and-tax provisions, park-lease extensions, mental-health and grant agreements, hazard mitigation, and other routine actions.
Several routine and substantive items on the agenda were adopted either by roll call or by unanimous consent. Highlights and outcomes from the meeting:
- Consent and routine minutes (items 2–8): approved by roll call, 11 ayes. - Item 10 (business-and-tax regulations code amendment): passed on first reading (roll call recorded; 11 ayes). - Item 11 (tenant buyout ordinance): passed first reading (covered in separate article). - Item 12 (park code lease extension and flexible pricing at Glen Eagles Golf Course): passed in first reading (11 ayes). - Items 13–15 (Mental Health Services Act integration plan, Institute on Aging grant agreements, California DHCS performance contract renewal): resolutions adopted by unanimous consent. - Item 16 (lease/LDDA authorizing Friends of the Geneva Office Building project): resolution adopted by unanimous consent. - Item 17 (HUD Continuum of Care grant application): resolution adopted by unanimous consent. - Item 18 (response to civil grand jury request): motion approved by unanimous consent. - Item 19 ("Dig Once" public-works ordinance to require consideration of city conduit in excavations): passed in first reading; committee amendments and reporting requirements included. - Item 20 (planning-code amendment to permit arcades in Haight Street NCD): passed in first reading. - Item 21 (health-code ventilation standards for 'air pollutant exposure zone'): passed in first reading (sponsor thanked DPH/Planning staff). - Item 22 (authorization for an additional 30-day involuntary psychiatric hold): passed in first reading as amended with a technical numbering change advised by the City Attorney; DA's office said it supports the ordinance pending staffing/resource planning. - Items 23–27 (hazard mitigation plan adoption, appointments, and PUC confirmation): adopted/approved as noted in the record. - Items 32–34: item 32 was referred to committee at the meeting; items 33 and 34 were adopted (34: free and safe passage for whales and dolphins resolution adopted).
Many items were handled “same house, same call” (consent or unanimous votes) with roll calls recorded where required. Several first-reading ordinances will return for further consideration or implementation steps.
