Votes at a glance: San Francisco Board of Supervisors, June 16, 2009

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors recorded roll‑call votes on numerous items during its June 16 meeting. Below are the principal items called on the record in the transcript, with the outcome shown as recorded on the floor. Where a specific tally was stated in the transcript, it is included; where the transcript did not include a roll‑call tally on the record, the outcome is given and missing counts are marked “not specified.”

Votes at a glance - Consent agenda (Items 1–20): adopted as a package; recorded in the transcript as 10 ayes on the roll call. - Item 22 — Ordinance appropriating $59,000,000 of capital lease revenue for the advanced meter infrastructure project (Public Utilities Commission): recorded vote — 9 ayes, 1 no; “The ordinance is finally passed.” - Item 23 — Ordinance authorizing Department of Building Inspection fee of $52 per unit for ongoing housing code enforcement for 1‑ and 2‑family rentals: the ordinance ultimately passed; transcript records subsequent roll calls and motions (final passage noted in the record; tally reported at various stages as 9 ayes/1 no then later as 8 ayes/2 no in a rescind/recall sequence). (See clerk’s minutes for formal final tally.) - Item 24 — Ordinance establishing a mandatory recycling and composting program (Environment, Health & Public Works codes): passed on the record; tally shown as 9 ayes and 1 no on the roll call. - Item 25 — Interim consolidated budget and annual appropriation ordinance for fiscal year ending 06/30/2010: adopted on first reading (interim measure); recorded vote 7 ayes, 3 noes. - Item 26 — Interim annual salary ordinance: adopted on first reading (interim measure); recorded vote 7 ayes, 3 noes. - Item 27 — Resolution approving interim budget for Treasure Island Development Authority for FY 2009–2010: adopted; transcript records 10 ayes. - Items 32–58 — Series of ordinances adopting MOUs between the City and various unions: most items passed in the first reading on the roll call; several items were severed for separate consideration (items 38, 39 and 53 were discussed separately). The board passed the grouped items by recorded roll calls (tally shown in the transcript for the package as 10 ayes on the first pass for the majority of the set; specific items 38 and 39 were later recorded as 9 ayes and 1 no on first reading). - Item 31 — Resolution authorizing MTA to execute a transit advertising contract with Titan Outdoor (07/01/2009–06/30/2014) with a minimum guarantee of approximately $22,000,000: adopted, roll call 9 ayes, 1 no. - Item 59 — Ordinance amending the planning code to allow a design‑review exception for downtown residential districts: passed in first reading (tally reported as 8 ayes, 1 no). - Item 60 — Ordinance exempting India Basin Industrial Park Special Use District from minimum off‑street parking requirements: passed in first reading; tally reported as 9 ayes (detailed roll call in transcript). - Item 62 — Ordinance amending the health code regarding massage establishments (hours, penalties): passed on first reading; recorded as 9 ayes on the roll call. - Item 63 — Motion confirming appointment of Jean Paul Samaha to the Treasure Island Development Authority for a term through 02/26/2010: confirmed, roll call reported as 9 ayes. - Items 69–76 — Calendar of routine adoptions without committee reference: motion passed on roll call (tallies recorded for the grouped adoption; for items 69 and 72–76 the record shows 9 ayes on the roll call; items 70 and 71 were considered and adopted separately — see below). - Item 70 — Resolution supporting a constitutional amendment to implement a split‑roll property tax and urging state action to modify the definition of “change of ownership” for commercial property: adopted; recorded vote 9 ayes, 1 no. - Item 71 — Resolution urging the state delegation to draft a constitutional amendment restoring majority rule for budgetary and revenue matters: adopted; recorded tally recorded by the clerk as 8 ayes and 2 noes (transcript notes 2 noes).

Notes and provenance: votes and exact tallies are taken from the board’s roll‑call statements in the June 16 transcript. Where the transcript recorded a roll call and count it is reported above. For complete ordinance text, final readings, and official vote certification, consult the Clerk of the Board minutes and the adopted ordinance/resolution texts filed in the Clerk’s office.

Why this matters: The June 16 votes include a mix of first readings, final ("finally passed") ordinances, collective bargaining implementers (MOUs) and interim budget measures. Several first‑reading votes will require follow‑up final actions in subsequent sessions; the interim budget actions specifically set a temporary financial framework while the board continues negotiations and public hearings on program cuts and restorations.