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Votes at a glance — San Francisco Board of Supervisors, April 17, 2007
Summary
Summary of ordinances, appropriations and confirmations the board adopted or continued at the April 17 meeting that were not the subject of extended floor debate.
On April 17 the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved several ordinances, appropriations, confirmations and resolutions on the consent or consent-like calendar or after brief presentation. The list below captures formal actions recorded in the meeting transcript; counts are taken from the clerk’s roll calls as read into the record.
- Ordinance appropriating $19,884,652 for San Francisco General Hospital, Laguna Honda Hospital and Health Access program expenditures to the Department of Public Health (Item 21): Passed (recorded roll call: 10 ayes, 1 no).
- Ordinance appropriating $4,440,000 from general-fund reserves for litigation expenses related to the County Jail No. 3 replacement project for the Sheriff's Office through the Department of Public Works (Item 22): Passed (roll call recorded in minutes).
- Item 23 (ES&S contract extension) — covered in a separate article due to extended debate and closed-session deliberation; the board approved an up-to-17-month extension after closed session (roll-call recorded as 7 ayes, 2 noes per transcript).
- Ordinance amending the Health Code to restate bans on specified products (toys/childcare/feeding products) (Item 24): Passed on first reading (see separate article).
- Ordinances passed on first reading: Planning Code amendments, public works/administrative code tweaks and other routine items (Items 28, 29, 30, 32, 33). The meeting record indicates these were passed on first reading by unanimous or near-unanimous roll calls as read.
- Item 31 (second amendment to the master tournament agreement with PGA Tour Inc. for use of Harding Park Golf Course): Continued two weeks at the request of Supervisor Ellspern.
- Item 27 (transfer of an off-sale general liquor license to 845 Market Street): Continued to June 20 at the request of Supervisor Dufty.
- Confirmations: Stephanie Cherkowalski to the Port Commission (Item 36) and reappointment of Michael Hardeman to the Port Commission (Item 37): Confirmations adopted (recorded as unanimous by roll call where read).
- Settlement: Resolution approving settlement with Yoon Yong Lee (Item 38) in the amount of $88,493 and reinstatement of paid leave: Adopted (roll call recorded: 10 ayes, 1 no).
- Additional routine resolutions and proclamations on the adoption without committee reference calendar (Items 44–49): Adopted, except where the clerk noted a severed item for further consideration; Item 49 was called out for separate consideration and adopted after discussion.
- Item 26 (urgency ordinance imposing a 45-day interim moratorium on microcell equipment installations): Continued to May 22 at the request of Supervisor Amiano.
Where the transcript lists an ordinance as passed on first reading, further procedural steps for final passage and any required administrative implementation remain. If the clerk’s file or official minutes show additional details (ordinance numbers, effective dates, funding sources or committee reports), those documents should be consulted for legal or budgetary specifics.
