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Votes at a glance: board adopts multiple labor MOUs, charter drafts and resolutions
Summary
The Board of Supervisors approved a series of ordinances, memoranda of understanding and resolutions on Tuesday, including multiple bargaining agreement amendments and a set of administrative items passed largely by unanimous or near‑unanimous roll call votes. The board also referred several charter and ballot items to later discussion.
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The Board of Supervisors completed a cluster of routine and labor items by roll call this week. The following is a concise record of debated items and formal outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript.
Key items passed (selected): - Memoranda of Understanding (MOUs) and labor contract amendments: multiple MOUs implementing amendments to February memoranda of understanding were adopted. Roll call summaries in the transcript include: item 15 (Firefighters Local 798 unit or related, final vote 9 ayes, 2 noes); item 16 (POA Unit P1/P2A, final vote 9 ayes, 2 noes); item 17 (POA Unit P2B, final vote 9 ayes, 2 noes); item 18 (Municipal Executives Association fire, final roll call 8 ayes, 3 noes); item 19 (Firefighters local 7 unit 1 amendment, final 8 ayes, 2 noes). Each passed ordinance was announced as "finally passed" on record.
- Charter and ordinance items: several charter amendments were processed for submission (some later continued). Item 21 (charter amendment to require the mayor to appear monthly before the board) was submitted with 6 ayes and 5 nos. Item 23 (health service board terms/elections) was submitted (9 ayes, 2 noes). Item 24 (charter amendment to authorize noncitizen voting in school board elections) was submitted by a 9-2 roll call.
- Administrative and operational resolutions: The board adopted multiple resolutions by "same house, same call" for administrative actions such as CEQA findings, agreements related to the Sunnydale sewer system (items 26' 28), Treasure Island master leases (items 29' 34), towing/storage license amendments (item 35), Clipper program MOU (item 36), and authorization for a professional services agreement for Calaveras Dam construction management (item 37). Item 25 (waiving street encroachment permit processing fee for signs) was passed in first reading (11 ayes).
What's next: Some charter amendments and bond measures were continued or scheduled for later in the meeting for further discussion (for instance, several items were continued to the later agenda; the seismic retrofit bond public hearing was opened and continued). Other items will return for final votes or placement on the November ballot after additional briefings.
Sources: All outcomes are taken from roll-call announcements and titled items as recorded in the meeting transcript.
