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Votes at a glance: Board passes multiple ordinances and resolutions, refers several revenue measures to committee
Summary
The Board of Supervisors approved consent items, passed the FY2010 budget and multiple ordinances and resolutions, and referred several revenue measures back to committee for further work. Key roll calls and outcomes are listed.
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The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on July 28 conducted a series of roll call votes on consent and calendar items, adopting multiple ordinances and resolutions and referring several revenue measures back to committee for further work.
The meeting included the following formal outcomes (votes and tallies taken from the board transcript):
- Consent agenda (Items 1-15): Adopted by roll call; the clerk recorded 11 ayes (unanimous among members present). Outcome: adopted.
- Item 16 & 17 (Annual salary ordinance and consolidated budget/annual appropriation ordinance): Adopted. Final roll call on the remaining portions passed with 10 ayes and 1 no. Outcome: ordinances adopted (see separate coverage on budget CNAs).
- Community Justice Center (divided question): Passed on a divided roll call, 7 ayes and 4 noes.
- Items 18 and 19 (resolution and ordinance to submit a vehicle registration assessment to voters): Motion to refer back to committee passed unanimously on roll call with 11 ayes; the measures were returned to the Budget and Finance Committee for further work.
- Item 20 (amend police code to raise maximum charitable bingo prize from $250 to $500): Passed, roll call recorded 10 ayes, 1 no. Outcome: ordinance passed.
- Item 21 (ordinance calling a special election for approximately $368 million in bonded debt for street and road repair): The Board voted to refer the item back to committee; roll call 11 ayes. Outcome: referred to committee.
- Item 22 (ordinance to allow a naming agreement at Candlestick Point stadium and use 50% of revenue to fund rec center directors): Approved 8 ayes, 3 noes on roll call. Outcome: motion approved and item will go to an election (ordinance ordering submission to voters).
- Item 23 (resolution authorizing an amendment with URS Corporation for professional services, revised total $24,000,000 and extending term): Adopted by roll call (ayes recorded in transcript). Outcome: resolution adopted.
- Item 25 (emergency public works contract to repair the fireboat at Pier 22 1/2): Adopted; clerk recorded same house/same call. Outcome: resolution adopted.
- Item 26 (ordinance approving issuance and sale of approximately $1.3 billion in water revenue bonds under Proposition E): Passed in first reading; outcome: passed first reading.
- Item 27 (resolution approving issuance of not-to-exceed $1.12 billion in water revenue bonds): Adopted. Outcome: adopted.
- Item 28 (resolution authorizing Department of Human Services to continue membership in 18 County CalWIND Consortium): Adopted. Outcome: adopted.
- Item 29 (ordinance amending Trinity Plaza development agreement): Passed first reading. Outcome: first reading passed.
- Item 30 (resolution approving helipad at UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay): Adopted. Outcome: adopted.
- Item 31-32 (Greater Union Square Business Improvement District): Public hearing held; ballots tabulated and the Board adopted the resolution to establish the proposed district after the Department of Elections reported weighted returns of 63.22% in favor and 36.78% opposed. Final adoption roll call recorded 10 ayes, 1 no. Outcome: district established.
Votes recorded in this article reflect the roll-call tallies and names as recorded in the official meeting transcript; identifiers such as ordinance or resolution numbers were not repeated in full in the transcript for many items and are marked "not specified" where not specified on the record.
Ending: Several revenue-related and bond measures were referred back to committee; the Board completed a lengthy calendar of capital, public-works, and budget items and will receive follow-up implementation steps from relevant departments.
