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Votes at a glance: key board actions June 3, 2014

3006054 · April 16, 2025
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Summary

Summary of ordinances, resolutions and formal actions taken by the San Francisco Board of Supervisors during the June 3, 2014 meeting.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors took a series of votes on ordinances and resolutions during its June 3, 2014 meeting. Below is a concise summary of actions the board took on items that were on the record.

Votes at a glance

- Items 1–21 (consent calendar): Approved; roll call recorded 11 ayes for the consent calendar.

- Item 10 (Contest Promotions settlement): Continued for two weeks with a closed‑session briefing scheduled; vote on motion to continue passed 10–1 (Supervisor Tang opposed). (See separate article.)

- Item 18 (Yosemite Superfund site tolling and standstill agreement): Supervisor Wiener moved to send Item 18 back to the Rules Committee; motion seconded by Supervisor Campos and the board agreed to re‑refer it to committee.

- Item 22 (Plaza program ordinance): Ordinance to establish a plaza program and administrative fees was finally passed by roll call (11 ayes).

- Item 23 (Local hire/prevailing wage on city property construction): Ordinance to apply the city’s local‑hire policy and prevailing wage rules to construction on city‑owned property passed its first reading (11 ayes).

- Item 24 (Prevailing wage for on‑site trade‑show setup and takedown): Ordinance requiring prevailing wages for on‑site installation and dismantling at trade shows on city property passed first reading (no objection recorded).

- Item 25 (Concurrence with controller certification for private contractors): Resolution adopted (same‑call vote).

- Item 26 (Lower Polk Community Benefit District): Resolution declaring board’s intention to establish the district and setting a public‑hearing date was adopted (same‑call vote).

- Items 27–30 (Fell Street tentative parcel map appeal): Appellant withdrew the appeal; Item 28 (motion to approve the Department of Public Works decision and approve the Fell Street tentative parcel map) was approved and items 29 and 30 were tabled.

- Items 31–32 (Quint Street vacation / Caltrain bridge replacement): The board convened a committee of the whole for the public hearing; after presentation and public comment the ordinance ordering the vacation passed on first reading (11 ayes). (See separate article.)

- Adoption without committee reference (Items 35–41): The board considered items 35–41 for immediate adoption. Item 35 (League of California Cities voting delegate designation) was adopted. Item 40 (resolution urging the state to close the commercial property‑tax loophole) was severed for separate discussion and subsequently adopted (11 ayes). The remaining items on that calendar were adopted by roll call as read.

- Item 42 (imperative resolution urging Muni drivers to end sick‑out): The board adopted required "serious injury" and Brown Act findings and then the amended imperative resolution urging drivers to end the sick‑out and return to work was adopted (procedural votes recorded and resolution passed with board agreement).

These votes reflect the board’s public record at the June 3 meeting. For detailed debate, roll‑call tallies and textual amendments, consult the meeting minutes and the official ordinance/resolution files.