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Votes at a glance: Board adopts multiple ordinances and resolutions on April 24, 2007
Summary
A roll call on April 24 produced adoption of multiple ordinances and resolutions on first reading and other actions, including airport capital plan updates, Laguna Honda funding, traffic code and salary ordinance amendments. Several items passed unanimously or by recorded roll calls as noted below.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors conducted a series of roll‑call votes on April 24, 2007. Items passed on first reading or adopted by recorded roll calls included administrative, capital and procedural measures. Below are item‑by‑item outcomes and key details as read into the record.
- Item 15: Ordinance amending San Francisco Administrative Code section 2A.87 to require airport bureau staffing evaluations and a chief of police staffing plan for redeployment of sworn airport bureau personnel under certain circumstances. Roll call taken; ordinance passed on first reading (vote recorded in the minutes).
- Item 17: Ordinance appropriating $691,376,000 (including tobacco settlement revenue and bond proceeds) to support Laguna Honda Hospital Replacement Program costs for FY 2006–07. Roll call recorded: 10 ayes, 1 no. Item passed on first reading.
- Item 18: Ordinance appropriating $10,549,123 of current project funding and fund balance to revise the FY 2006–07 capital plan for San Francisco International Airport. Roll call recorded: unanimous (11 ayes). Ordinance passed on first reading.
- Item 19: Ordinance amending annual salary ordinance for FY 2006–07 to reflect staffing changes in Administrative Services, Department of Public Health, Public Works and Emergency Communications; decrease of 7 full‑time positions. Passed on first reading by roll call.
- Item 20: Resolution approving form and execution of an equipment lease supplemental and approving issuance of lease revenue bonds not to exceed $13,100,000. Adopted by roll call.
- Item 21: Ordinance lowering speed limit on portions of Third Street (between Kirkwood and Shafter Streets) from 30 to 25 mph and establishing 30 mph on other portions; passed on first reading.
- Items 22–26: Series of ordinances and resolutions: landmark tree designations, banner‑fee waivers for Memorial Day, stop intersection designations and planning code amendments for live/work units and consent calendar procedures — all passed on first reading or adopted as recorded in the minutes.
- Roll call introductions and submitted items: Several supervisors submitted hearing requests and legislative drafting requests on topics including hospital service planning, solar energy for schools, environmental offset programs for city travel, and enforcement against illegal wheat‑pasted posters. These introductions were recorded for referral to committees.
- Calendar items 30–44: A set of resolutions (household hazardous waste outlets, care facility licensing, HIV epidemiology grants, cosmetics testing and ingredient disclosure, Armenian Genocide Day proclamation, landmark tree extension, various grant acceptances, pilot plug‑in hybrid program resolution, and map/final map approvals) were adopted on the consent calendar; roll call recorded 11 ayes for the consent‑calendar group.
Where a specific roll call was read into the record it was reflected as such in the minutes. Items recorded as passed on first reading will be scheduled for second reading and final passage according to the Board’s normal procedures.
