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Votes at a glance: key ordinances and resolutions approved Oct. 3, 2006
Summary
Summary of notable ordinances and resolutions the Board of Supervisors adopted or introduced on Oct. 3, 2006, with recorded roll-call outcomes when available.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Oct. 3, 2006 approved multiple ordinances and resolutions. Highlights recorded during the meeting include:
- Item 18 (Ordinance): Amend Police Code Article 24, section 2402 to allow advisory committee members of the Street Artists and Crafts examiners to be reimbursed for reasonable travel expenses. Vote: ordinance finally passed (7 ayes, 4 noes).
- Item 19 (Ordinance): Authorize settlement of a lawsuit filed by the City and County against former part owners of Kim 10 restaurant. Roll call and first-reading action recorded; ordinance passed on first reading with 11 ayes.
- Item 21 (Resolution): Approve an in-kind agreement for mid-block pathway and street improvements to satisfy a portion of a developer's impact fee obligation relating to property at 333 Fremont Street. Resolution adopted.
- Item 22 (Resolution): Authorize Committee on Information Technology to enter into a fourth amendment with ZTech under the City procurement vehicle to increase contract authority (described in the file). Resolution adopted.
- Item 23 (Resolution): Approve funding agreement with the Metropolitan Transportation Commission for the 2006 "Spare the Air" free-transit campaign. Resolution adopted.
- Item 24 (Ordinance): Amend annual salary ordinance to reflect proposed changes to Department of Public Health and General Services Agency staffing for the health access program, increasing total staffing by 0.48 full-time equivalents. Passed on first reading; several supervisors expressed concern about longer-term costs.
- Item 25 (Motion): Direct the budget analyst to conduct a fiscal feasibility analysis of a city-owned wireless network (see separate article). Motion approved 8-3.
- Item 26 (Ordinance): Designate St. Brigid Church at 2151 Van Ness Avenue as a landmark pursuant to Planning Code Article 10; ordinance passed on first reading as amended, unanimous (11-0).
- Item 27 (Ordinance): Add Chapter 36 to the administrative code to provide procedures and interagency cooperation for community improvement plans in specified Eastern Neighborhoods; passed on first reading (10-1) after debate and a failed motion to continue for two weeks.
- Item 30 (Resolution): Authorize acceptance and expenditure of a neighborhood initiative grant from HUD not to exceed $990,000 for rehabilitation and adaptive reuse of the Hotel Essex at 684 Ellis Street. Resolution adopted (11 ayes).
- Items 33–39: Adopted without committee reference; included mortgage credit certificate application, resolutions urging gubernatorial action on a parole matter, final map approvals for multiple properties and other consent matters. Roll calls recorded with majority ayes.
This list is a summary of actions taken and roll-call outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript. Individual items with significant debate have their own coverage in separate articles.
