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Votes at a glance: consent items, budget actions and other routine measures adopted
Summary
The Board approved consent and several noncontroversial items, including airport leases, a used‑motor‑oil grant, a resolution on community development block grants and an appropriation for Ethics Commission election fund.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved multiple consent and routine items on April 5. Items with recorded roll‑call results included: 1 through 3 (consent agenda); item 4 (ordinance appropriating $1,300,000 of general fund reserve for the Ethics Commission public election campaign finance fund for FY2010); item 5 (resolution urging the federal government to minimize cuts to the Community Development Block Grant program); item 6 (airport airline leases effective July 1, 2011); item 7 (retroactive grant increase of approximately $114,000 to increase used motor oil recycling); item 11 (ordinance authorizing a settlement and lease amendment with the San Francisco 49ers — passed on first reading); and items 14 and 15 (committee items adopted together).
Key roll‑call results (selected)
- Items 1–3 (consent): adopted by unanimous roll call (11 ayes). - Item 4: Ordinance appropriating $1,300,000 for Ethics Commission public election campaign finance fund: roll call recorded 6 ayes and 5 noes; ordinance finally passed. - Item 5: Resolution urging federal protection for CDBG funding: adopted unanimously (11 ayes). - Item 6: Airport airline lease authorizations: adopted by unanimous consent recorded on the minutes. - Item 7: Department of the Environment grant (approx. $114,000) for used motor oil recycling: adopted by unanimous consent. - Item 11: Settlement agreement and lease amendment with SF 49ers: passed on first reading without objection.
What this means
Most items were routine approvals or technical appropriations. The ordinance in item 4 recorded a split roll call that was noted in the record; the remaining items were adopted with minimal debate. The board moved on to the rest of the agenda after completing these votes.
Ending note
The record shows the board proceeded to longer substantive deliberations later in the agenda focused on the Mid‑Market payroll tax ordinance, surveillance resolution, urban agriculture amendments and several other debated items.
