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Votes at a glance: Key actions by the Board of Supervisors on June 29, 2010
Summary
A roundup of roll-call votes and high-level outcomes for ordinances, resolutions and appointments acted on by the Board of Supervisors at the June 29, 2010 meeting.
The Board of Supervisors considered a broad consent calendar and multiple separate items on June 29, 2010. Below are the key outcomes and vote tallies for measures the board adopted or advanced.
• Item 18 — Ordinance adopting and implementing Amendment No. 4 to the 02/2011 memorandum of understanding with the Municipal Executives Association: motion to recuse a supervisor (recusal passed by roll call); underlying ordinance finally passed without objection.
• Item 29 — Resolution regarding the General Obligation Bond Earthquake Safety Retrofit Deferred Loan and Grant Program (estimated cost ~$39,000,000): motion to continue to July 13; passed (7 ayes, 4 nos) to continue.
• Item 30 — Ordinance amending Department of Technology duties, establishing Chief Information Officer and eliminating the Telecommunications Commission: passed on first reading (11 I’s).
• Items 31–46 — Multiple fee ordinances related to the budget year (emergency medical technician certificate fees, housing administrative fees, refuse collection fees, parking and parking-station fees, fire department fees, health code fees, agricultural and weighing device fees, pest control registration, patient rates, food permit fees, above-ground storage tank fees, unsafe building printing fees): taken together, most passed on first reading; item 36 (increase to street artist certificate fee) passed first reading (9 ayes, 2 noes).
• Item 47 — Resolution authorizing the Human Services Agency to accept and expand a TANF Emergency Contingency Fund grant not to exceed $153,700,000 and place approximately $101,700,000 on controller’s reserve: passed on first reading (11 ayes).
• Item 48 — Resolution retroactively authorizing the Department of Technology to enter into the fourth amendment with Avaya Inc., increasing the contract maximum to about $12,500,000: adopted (9 ayes, 2 noes). Supervisors Campos and Dufty voted no.
• Items 49–50 — Resolutions approving the Unified School District’s and Children and Families Commission’s expenditure plans for the Public Education Enrichment Fund for FY 2010–11: adopted (11 ayes).
• Item 51 — Resolution concurring with the controller’s establishment of the Consumer Price Index for 2010 and adjusting the access line tax: adopted (same house, same call).
• Item 52 — Ordinance amending the Administrative Code (Assessment Appeals Board) with technical amendments; adopted first reading as amended.
• Item 53 — Resolution approving lease of Bill Graham Civic Auditorium to BGCA management, including $10,000,000 improvements and employment offers to seven existing full-time employees: adopted (11 ayes).
• Items 66–67 — Resolutions: long-term ground lease of 150 Otis Street for affordable housing and approval of tax-exempt revenue financing (California Municipal Finance Authority) for YMCA community center facilities (aggregate not to exceed $8,500,000): both adopted (10–11 ayes as recorded).
• Items 68–70 — Appointments and reappointments to City Hall Preservation Advisory Commission and the Planning Commission: adopted/approved by committee recommendations.
• Items 71–74 — Various items considered for adoption without committee reference (including item 71 about political campaign spending by Pacific Gas and Electric and item 73 declaring results of the 06/08/2010 consolidated statewide direct primary election): adopted; item 71 passed with 8 ayes and 3 noes (vote recorded), item 73 adopted as amended (11 ayes).
Votes recorded on the transcript were taken by roll call and are reflected above by the tallies announced in the chamber. Several items were continued by motion or revised by staff amendments and the board acted on amended texts where indicated.
