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Votes at a glance: selected San Francisco Board of Supervisors actions, March 20, 2007

3005748 · April 16, 2025
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Summary

Summary of recorded roll calls and committee actions from the Board of Supervisors meeting on March 20, 2007, including ordinances passed on first reading, adopted resolutions and continuances.

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors recorded a number of roll calls and committee actions during the March 20, 2007 meeting. The following items and outcomes are taken from the meeting transcript and roll calls during the public session.

- Item 11 (ordinance amending unspecified code section): Adopted — roll call recorded as 11 ayes; ordinance passed.

- Item 12 (ordinance amending subdivision code regarding condominium conversion lottery): Passed — roll call recorded as 7 ayes, 2 noes; ordinance passed.

- Items 14 and 15 (Health Care Security Ordinance amendments): Both advanced on first reading; item 14 recorded as passed on first reading and item 15 recorded as passed on first reading (item 15 recorded as 8 ayes, 3 noes).

- Item 17 (ordinance deappropriating $22,294,696 of parking tax revenue from MTA and reappropriating revenue to the general fund): Passed on first reading — roll call recorded as 11 ayes.

- Item 18 (resolution approving sale of revenue bonds by the California Statewide Community Development Authority to finance Catholic Health Care West facilities): Adopted — transcript records “the resolution is adopted.”

- Item 19 (resolution urging the Airport Commission on cargo handling common use policy): Adopted — transcript records “the resolution is adopted.”

- Item 20 (temporary occupancy of commercial vehicle parking meters): Adopted — transcript records “the resolution is adopted.”

- Committee report items (Items 29–30): Item 29 (resolution confirming appointment of Linda Chu to the Redevelopment Agency): adopted as amended. Item 30 (motion approving mayor’s reappointment of Patricia Breslin to the Taxing Commission): motion approved by roll call (sequence recorded in transcript).

- Adoption without committee reference calendar (Items 35–40): Adopted — roll call recorded as 11 ayes.

- Items 21–24 (hearing on 2130 Golden Gate Avenue / 350 Masonic): Continued one week to March 27 at the request of the planning department to allow exchange of additional materials.

This “at a glance” list does not include every procedural motion or detailed debate recorded during the meeting. For items that had contested or complex outcomes (for example, the appeal hearings at items 25–28), see the fuller meeting record and the separate articles covering those items for more detail.