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Votes at a glance: Board passes multiple resolutions and ordinances on March 27, 2007
Summary
The Board of Supervisors adopted a series of consent and noncontroversial items, including contract approvals, capital plan adoption, and planning and administrative code changes. Several ordinances were passed on first reading and resolutions approving contracts and fiscal actions were recorded as adopted.
At the March 27, 2007 meeting the San Francisco Board of Supervisors recorded votes on a slate of consent and calendar items. The clerk took roll calls on multiple items; the following is a summary of actions recorded in the meeting transcript.
Key outcomes recorded in the transcript (items as read on the board calendar):
- Item 13: Motion adopting findings related to disapproving a categorical exemption for the 869 North Pointe Street project — adopted (roll call taken; recorded as approved).
- Item 14: Ordinance regarding clean construction ordinance — adopted on final passage (roll call recorded; transcript notes 8 ayes, 3 noes on a related ordinance vote earlier in the consent sequence).
- Item 15: Ordinance regarding public employee commitments — adopted on final passage (roll call recorded; transcript indicates approval).
- Item 16 & 17: Amendments to the San Francisco Administrative Code regarding the Health Care Security Ordinance and related rescission/second action — the transcript records roll calls and subsequent actions; the ordinance(s) were recorded as passed where noted in the minutes and roll calls were recorded.
- Item 19: Resolution approving refuse services agreements between the city and Sunset Scavenger/Golden Gate Disposal and Recycling Company and SF Disposal Company in an amount described in the file "not to exceed 23,037,005 and $27 pursuant to charter section 9.118(b)"; the board took comments and Deputy City Attorney confirmed the charter requires board approval by resolution for contracts over $10,000,000; the resolution was adopted.
- Item 20: Resolution approving execution of a master agreement for federal-aid projects between the city and Caltrans through MTA — adopted.
- Item 21: Resolution approving issuance and sale of tax-exempt certificates of participation up to a stated principal amount (recorded as an item; roll call recorded and resolution adopted).
- Item 22: Resolution adopting the city's 10-year capital expenditure plan for fiscal year 2006-2017 — roll call recorded; resolution adopted (transcript records roll call and adoption).
- Item 23: Ordinance amending the planning code to allow review of certain changes to interior architectural features of privately owned landmark buildings where those features are in publicly accessible areas — passed on first reading (roll call recorded; 9 ayes, 2 noes recorded for first reading as noted in the transcript).
- Item 24: Ordinance amending chapter 2B regarding assessment and jurisdiction thresholds for the Assessment Appeals Board — roll call recorded and item adopted as recorded.
- Item 26: Ordinance amending campaign and government conduct code sections on designated employees' financial disclosures — passed on first reading.
- Item 27: Motion amending rules of order to add rule 5.41 requiring referral of significant administrative code amendments affecting planning to the Planning Department for 30 days — adopted (roll call recorded; motion approved).
- Committee-called items and liquor license items (28 and 33) were addressed as noted in separate meeting discussion; item 28 was continued two weeks after a supervisor requested a continuance.
- Items 37 through 46: A package of ceremonial resolutions and other noncontroversial items (including a resolution honoring the clerk of the board) were adopted by unanimous vote.
Notes and caveats: many of the consent items were recorded in the transcript as "same house, same call" and adopted without extended debate. Where the transcript recorded specific roll-call tallies, those tallies are noted; where the roll call or final count was garbled or not clearly legible in the recording, the entry above notes adoption and directs readers to the official minute file for precise tallies and ordinance/resolution numbers.
For official ordinance numbers, full roll-call tallies, and the complete text of adopted legislation, the city clerk—ile and the official minutes should be consulted.
