Votes at a glance: key Board actions from Nov. 9, 2010 meeting

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors took multiple actions on Nov. 9, 2010. Below is a compact list of formal votes and outcomes recorded on the meeting docket. Individual items that generated substantial debate are covered in separate reports.

- Item 14: Ordinance amending the Environment Code to establish a Healthy Air and Clean Transportation program (fleet conversion and 20% reduction in passenger vehicles/light trucks). Announced as finally passed on the floor (final adoption recorded on Nov. 9). (Vote recorded on the agenda; formal roll-call details not printed separately.)

- Item 15: Ordinance amending Administrative Code (employee relations). Continued to Nov. 16 at the board’s request (see separate coverage).

- Item 16: Healthy Kids Meal Incentive Ordinance — finally passed, 8 ayes, 3 noes (see separate coverage).

- Item 17: Ordinance amending Administrative Code to increase Medical Cannabis Task Force membership and expand duties if State Proposition 19 passed — finally passed (9 ayes, 2 noes recorded at roll call). Note: committee debate questioned whether Proposition 19’s failure removed motivation for the expansion; board adopted nonetheless.

- Items 18 and 19: Ordinances amending Business and Tax Regulations Code (administrative provisions, parking tax, business registration; definition of control and enforcement changes) — passed on first reading (roll call recorded; 11 ayes).

- Item 20: Resolution authorizing the mayor to cast assessment ballots in the affirmative on behalf of the city for the Ocean Avenue Community Benefits District — adopted (roll call recorded; reported as 10 ayes, 1 no on record).

- Item 21: CEQA findings and related documents for the Harry Tracy Water Treatment Plant long-term improvement project — resolution adopted (roll call recorded; 11 ayes reported).

- Item 22: Resolution approving settlement of unlitigated claims with Skyline Stables Corporation related to a Public Utilities Commission lease — adopted without roll-call discussion (announced adopted).

- Item 23: Open data ordinance — passed in the first reading (unanimous 11 ayes); departments will post COIT-defined machine-readable datasets (see separate coverage).

- Item 24: Motion directing the Budget and Legislative Analyst (GAO) to conduct three audits in FY 2010-11 and set priorities — motion approved (roll call recorded; 8 ayes, 3 noes reported).

- Items 25 and 26: Ordinances amending General Plan and Zoning Map for property at 222 (22) Second Street to change height and bulk classifications — passed first reading (roll call recorded; 11 ayes).

- Item 27: Ordinance designating the Marina Branch Library as a landmark — passed first reading (announced passed on first reading).

- Item 28: Ordinance designating North Beach Branch Library as a landmark — failed on first reading (vote 1 yes, 10 no).

- Items 29–32: Mayor's appointments to the Treasure Island Development Authority — each approved by recorded votes (each 7 ayes, 4 noes); see separate coverage for debate over resident representation.

- Item 33: Motion rejecting mayor’s appointment to the Small Business Commission — applicant withdrew; motion tabled by operation of law.

- Item 34: Resolution denouncing deportation of Shing Ma 'Steve' Lee and urging ICE to grant deferred action and Congress to pass the DREAM Act — adopted unanimously, 11–0 (see separate coverage).

- Item 35: Board regular meeting schedule for 2011 — motion as amended was adopted (item includes cancellation of several meetings and summer/winter recess windows; amended language added an August 9 meeting only if mayor veto of the budget required an override vote).

- Imperative item: Resolution declaring Nov. 9, 2010 “Clinic by the Bay Day” — adopted as an imperative resolution.

This list reflects the roll calls and outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript. Items that were passed on first reading require follow-up for final adoption where applicable; items that were continued or failed are noted.