Votes at a glance: Board adopts multiple ordinances and resolutions on Oct. 28

At its Oct. 28 meeting the San Francisco Board of Supervisors adopted a slate of consent items and several resolutions and ordinances on first reading. Below is a concise summary of items acted on during the meeting and the vote outcomes as recorded on the floor.

Key adopted items (selected): - Consent agenda (Items 1–7): Passed unanimously (11 ayes). - Item 8: Ordinance amending the annual salary ordinance to reflect the addition of two positions in the Office of the Public Defender — passed (vote recorded as 8 ayes, 3 noes in roll call sequence recorded by clerk; clerk announced ordinance finally passed). - Item 9: Ordinance amending the designation of 690 Market Street under Planning Code Article 11 — passed on first reading (11 ayes). - Item 11: Resolution authorizing the Department of Public Health to enter into three contracts providing mental-health services for long-term care clients, pharmacy management services, and fiscal intermediary services — adopted (11 ayes). - Item 12: Resolution approving purchase of approximately 5.6 acres near Moccasin in Tuolumne County to protect water quality for $70,000 — adopted (clerk announced resolution adopted). - Item 13: Ordinance amending the Health Code to prohibit sales of tobacco products on property owned or under city control (first reading) — passed on first reading. - Items 14–19: Multiple resolutions and planning-code changes related to disabled placards, Mission Street zoning, Treasure Island/Yerba Buena Island survey area, and Nineteenth Avenue corridor impact studies — adopted as recorded on the floor. - Item 21: Resolution opposing renewal of the wastewater discharge permit for Power Plant Unit 3 and urging the San Francisco Bay Regional Water Quality Control Board to decline a permit extension — adopted (10 ayes recorded; one absence noted). - Item 25: Resolution to establish a Tourism Improvement District (business improvement district) and set public meeting/hearing process — adopted. - Item 27: Ordinance to establish the Slope Protection Act (first reading) — passed on first reading. - Items 28, 29, 30: Motion on the mayoral appointment of Arthur Tom to the Taxi Commission — the board approved moving forward on item 28 and tabling items 29 and 30 (motion passed with 9 ayes, 1 no). - Items 34–39: Resolutions (commending Doctors Without Borders exhibit, urging removal of bisphenol A from baby bottles, supporting CPMC long-range plan, Hostelling Day, small-business fee survey, and elections staffing waiver) — adopted on the adoption-without-committee-reference calendar.

Where the record on the floor provided a roll call, results are reflected above. Where detailed vote-by-name patterns on every item were inconsistent in the transcript, the clerk’s announced totals or "same house, same call" adoption language is reported. Items passed on first reading will return for additional action as required by city procedures.