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Board adopts items on adoption calendar; Clean Power SF resolution continued

3006024 · April 16, 2025

Summary

The Board approved items on the adoption calendar (items 4–7) by roll call and continued a separate Clean Power SF resolution (item 5) for one week. The roll call recorded 11 ayes on the adoption items.

The Board of Supervisors carried a set of adoption calendar items (items 4 through 7) in a single roll‑call vote during the meeting. The clerk announced an 11‑yea vote and the items were adopted without separate committee reference.

Supervisor Breed requested that item 5 — a resolution reiterating the Board’s support for Clean Power SF and urging the Public Utilities Commission to set not‑to‑exceed rates without further delay — be continued. The Board voted to continue that item to the meeting of September 17.

No further details of the adopted items (4, 6 and 7) were provided in the transcript; the clerk read that items 4 through 7 were being considered for immediate adoption and that any member could sever an item for separate discussion. The roll call produced 11 ayes and the clerk stated the resolutions and motions were adopted and accepted.

Votes at a glance: adopted items — items 4, 6 and 7 (titles not specified in the transcript); item 5 (Clean Power SF resolution) — continued to September 17.

Because the transcript lists the adoption items without detailed titles or text, those items are recorded here as “not specified” pending the official agenda and file numbers.

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