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Votes at a glance: consent and adoption calendar items approved by the board

3005990 · April 16, 2025
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Summary

The Board of Supervisors approved a series of consent and immediate‑adoption calendar items, including grants, contracts and ordinance first readings. Most items were adopted by unanimous or near‑unanimous voice vote under "same house, same call."

At the October meeting the board approved many consent and immediate adoption calendar items by single roll call or unanimous voice votes. Highlights include:

- Ordinances and resolutions advancing planning and procurement matters (Items 2–9) and adoption of the 2012 Community Safety element update, changes to the inclusionary affordable housing program, and transit impact fee updates.

- Authorizations for grants and contracts: Twin Peaks Vial System improvements Habitat Conservation Fund grant ($131,000) (Item 11); Laguna Honda construction management services amendment to approximately $16,800,000 (Item 12); South of Market alleyways federal grant (~$1,400,000) (Item 13); bus rebuild contract with Complete Coach Works (not to exceed ~$19,200,000) (Item 14); Department of Public Health CDC HIV prevention funding (~$9,500,000) (Item 15); Public Utilities Commission interconnection agreement for a school solar project (Item 19); CalHOME and Ryan White Act program grants (Items 20–21); and others.

- Adopted public‑safety and equipment grants: Fire Department self‑contained breathing apparatus upgrade grant (~$1,500,000) (Item 24).

- Appointments to advisory bodies and confirmations of commissions and task forces (Items 28–33). Several of these items were adopted by unanimous recorded roll calls; others passed under the "same house, same call" procedure.

Most consent agenda items were acted on together and recorded as adopted. Where recorded roll calls were taken on specific items the clerk announced the vote tallies in the record.