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Votes at a glance: summary of board actions on June 28, 2011
Summary
Roll-call and committee items: consent agenda and multiple ordinances, MOUs, grants, appointments and first readings were adopted or forwarded at the June 28 Board meeting; key votes and brief details are listed.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors took multiple formal actions at its June 28 meeting. Below is a concise summary of the primary items the board approved, forwarded or continued. This roundup lists each distinct item, its outcome, and the core detail recorded during the meeting.
Consent agenda and ordinances - Items 1–30 (consent agenda): Adopted by roll call (11 ayes). Ordinances, resolutions and motions on the consent agenda were approved as a group.
Budget/finance and enterprise ordinances - Item 34: Interim annual salary ordinance for enterprise departments (fiscal years 2012–2013): Finally passed. - Item 35: Interim consolidated budget and annual appropriation ordinance for enterprise departments (2012–2013): Finally passed.
Memoranda of understanding (MOUs) - Item 36: Ordinance adopting and implementing Amendment No. 4 to the 2002/2013 MOU between the City and Firefighters Local 798 Unit 1: Adopted by roll call (10 ayes; one member excused earlier). The clerk recorded that the ordinance is finally passed. - Item 37: Ordinance adopting and implementing Amendment No. 5 to the 2006/2012 MOU between the City and the Municipal Executives Association: Adopted (10 ayes).
Zoning and planning - Item 38: Ordinance amending planning code to establish the Presidio-Sutter special use district for property at 800 Presidio Avenue: Passed (9 ayes, 2 noes). The roll call recorded nine ayes and two no votes. - Items 39–41: Amendments to the general plan, planning code and zoning map to establish the Executive Park Special Use District (Executive Park Plan / Bayview Hunters Point Area Plan): Passed on first reading (11 ayes).
Appointments - Item 46: Motion appointing Mike Alonzo, Jenny Lam and Eric McDonnell (terms to be determined) to the Redistricting Task Force: Motion approved by unanimous consent; these appointments were made. The clerk recorded that the motion was approved without objection. - Item 47: Motion appointing Chief Gregory Sir and Commander Lynn Tamioka to the Bay Area Regional Interoperable Communications System Authority (indefinite terms) and waiving the residency requirement: Approved by unanimous consent.
Grants and port security - Item 48: Resolution authorizing Treasurer–Tax Collector to accept and expend approximately $240,000 in grants for kindergarten-to-college participant incentive funds: Adopted. - Item 49: Resolution authorizing the Port to accept and expend approximately $7.8 million from the Department of Homeland Security 2009 Port Security Grant Program for Pier 27 cruise ship terminal security system: Adopted as amended. - Item 50: Resolution authorizing the Port to accept and expend approximately $1.6 million from DHS 2007 supplemental infrastructure protection port security grant program: Adopted.
Charter amendment and other committee referrals - Item 51: Charter amendment (third draft) regarding city retirement and health care benefits: Continued to July 12 at the request of the Rules Committee and Supervisor Elsberg.
Other notes - The board also handled multiple memoranda of understanding and salary/budget items for enterprise departments and adopted committee reports from Land Use, Rules and City Operations and Neighborhood Services. Several items were adopted without extended debate; others were continued or taken for first reading as noted above.
For full roll-call details, individual ordinance and resolution numbers, and formal motion texts, refer to the clerk’s official minutes and the electronic legislative file for the June 28, 2011 meeting.
