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Votes at a glance: Board actions, Dec. 8, 2009 — key ordinances, resolutions and appointments
Summary
Summary of formal votes and outcomes from the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on Dec. 8, 2009 including consent calendar items, grant acceptances, zoning and appointments. Where the roll call was recorded, tallies are listed.
This is a concise summary of formal actions recorded in the San Francisco Board of Supervisors meeting on Dec. 8, 2009. Items include ordinances, resolutions, grant acceptances, appointments, and other actions taken by recorded roll call or adopted without objection.
Votes and outcomes (selected agenda items):
- Items 134 (Consent calendar and routine matters): Items 1 through 14 were approved by roll call; the clerk reported "11 ayes" and the items were passed. (Consent items not separately debated.)
- Item 15 (Ordinance appropriating approximately $1,900,000 from deappropriated salaries/fringe from General Hospital Fund to add/delete positions for Nov. 16, 2009Jan. 16, 2010): Final passage recorded 8 ayes, 3 noes; ordinance finally passed.
- Item 16 (Ordinance amending the annual salary ordinance to add/delete job classes for Department of Public Health, Nov. 16, 2009Jan. 16, 2010): Passed as stated; adopted without extended debate ("finally passed").
- Item 17 (Ordinance ordering summary vacation of a portion of Channel Street for property exchange with Recology/Sunset Scavenger Company): Adopted by roll call (11 ayes).
- Item 18 (Ordinance authorizing Department of Emergency Management to retroactively accept/expand a UASI grant of approximately $32,500,000 from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security): Passed in first reading without objection.
- Item 19 (Ordinance authorizing Dept. of Emergency Management to accept/expand a regional catastrophic preparedness program grant of approx. $4,800,000 and create two grant-funded positions): Passed in first reading without objection.
- Item 20 (Resolution approving retroactive lease at Bayview Plaza for Human Services Agency): Adopted without objection.
- Item 21 (Resolution authorizing eighth amendment to Owens contract with Owens Information Systems; amending salary ordinance): Adopted by roll call, 10 ayes, 1 no (see separate article on this debate).
- Item 22 (Ordinance amending zoning map sheets in the Bayview Hunters Point plan area): Passed in first reading (11 ayes recorded).
- Item 23 (Ordinance establishing the Third Street and La Conte Avenue affordable housing special use district at 6600 Third Street): Passed in first reading without objection.
- Item 24 (Ordinance ordering summary vacation of a portion of Trenton Street south of Jackson Street): Passed in first reading without objection.
- Item 25 (Resolution establishing infill opportunity zones for congestion management planning): Adopted without objection; sponsors said SFCTA will study alternatives to level-of-service metrics.
- Item 26 (Ordinance requiring Small Business Commission to declare a Small Business Month): Passed in first reading without objection.
- Item 27 (Ordinance amending administrative code on Mills Act historical property contract procedures): Passed in first reading, with technical amendments adopted on the floor.
- Item 28 (Motion confirming appointment of Miguel Bustos to the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency for a four-year term): Approved without objection.
- Item 29/30 (Committee of the Whole public hearing and resolution approving redevelopment lease at 249 Eddy and 161-165 Turk to preserve housing for very low-income seniors and disabled persons): Motion to sit as Committee of the Whole approved (11 ayes); after a public hearing with TNDC, the resolution was adopted (11 ayes).
- Item 31-33 (Appeal of tentative parcel map at 1673-1675 11th Avenue): Hearing opened and continued one week at the request of the parties; hearing remains open.
- Items 35-38 (Appeal for conditional use at 1969 California Street, Tobin House): Continued to Jan. 5, 2010 to preserve the board's ability to act within planning code deadlines; parties negotiating.
- Item 39 (Ordinance authorizing DCYF to accept and expand approximately $2,700,000 from U.S. Department of Justice and create grant-funded positions): Passed in first reading without objection.
- Item 40 (Ordinance extending just-cause eviction protections to units not currently covered): Passed on first reading by roll call, 7 ayes, 4 nos (see separate article for debate and amendments).
- Item 41 (Motion to sit as a Committee of the Whole for a Dec. 8 public hearing on redevelopment lease): Motion approved (11 ayes).
- Item 49 (Resolution supporting measures to mitigate peak oil effects): Referred to committee for further consideration.
- Item 52 (2010 Board meeting schedule): Continued to next week's calendar for additional scheduling adjustments.
- Item 53 (Motion authorizing the Clerk of the Board to enter into professional services agreements for budget and legislative analyst services with Harvey M. Rose Associates and partners): Approved by roll call, 10 ayes, 1 no.
Notes: For items passed "in the first reading," the transcript records that additional readings or adjustments will follow according to charter and code. Items continued were left open for further public comment on the later date specified by the board.
