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Board adopts multiple ordinances and resolutions, including taxi-fee reversal and police policy urging; calendar actions summarized
Summary
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors passed a slate of ordinances and resolutions on its October 2011 calendar, including measures on community policing, a pregnancy‑centers ordinance, settlement fund appropriations for neighborhood health projects, and a resolution urging the MTA to reconsider passing credit‑card merchant fees to taxi drivers.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a series of ordinances and resolutions on the adoption calendar and by roll call vote during its October 2011 meeting. The board took action on consent and adoption items, and members later discussed and continued other matters. Key outcomes are listed below.
Votes at a glance (selected items and outcomes)
- Item 3 — Street name change: Resolution to rename a portion of La Playa Street to Great Highway (to correct dual street-name discrepancy). Outcome: Adopted by unanimous consent ("same house, same call"). (Clerk/agenda references: item 3.)
- Item 6 — Ordinance amending the Administrative Code regarding statements by pregnancy centers: Passed on roll call (10 ayes, 1 no). The ordinance amends the Administrative Code to prohibit limiting services pregnancy centers from making false or misleading statements about services the centers offer or perform. Vote recorded: 10 ayes, 1 no.
- Item 7 — Ordinance establishing a policy of community policing and urging Police Commission/chief to review policies and procedures:…
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