Votes at a glance: Board adopts consent calendar and multiple contracts and resolutions on April 25

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved multiple routine and consent items during its April 25 meeting. Most items were adopted on the consent calendar or by unanimous roll call; a handful of contested items were recorded separately in the transcript. Key outcomes recorded in the meeting transcript are summarized below.

Votes at a glance

- Items 1–6 (consent minutes and routine items): adopted on consent (roll call recorded as 11 ayes). - Item 7 — Ordinance to adopt memorandum of understanding between City & County of San Francisco and the San Francisco Police Officers Association (effective 07/01/2023–06/30/2026): adopted (10 ayes, 1 no — Supervisor Preston voted no). - Item 8 — Resolution authorizing Recreation & Park Department to accept and expend grant from Bay Area Young Survivors (up to $500,000 for Golden Gate Park seating memorial): adopted (11 ayes). - Items 9 & 10 — Grants from California State Parks for Portsmouth Square ($6,000,000) and South Sunset Clubhouse & Playground ($2,300,000): adopted (retroactive grants; votes recorded as adopted). - Item 11 — Contract with Michelin North America, Inc. for tires and services for Muni fleet (initial amount $13,500,000, optional extension amounts noted): adopted. - Item 12 — Port of San Francisco accept and expend $70,000 from California Coastal Conservancy for Islay Creek interpretive program: adopted. - Item 13 — Second modification with Bay City's Produce Company to increase contract by $5,000,000 (Zuckerberg SF General & Laguna Honda): adopted. - Item 14 — SF Public Library gift of the Debenham comedy recording collection to Emerson College: adopted. - Items 15–19 — Financing and loan approvals for multiple affordable housing projects (Sunnydale, Hunter's View, related loans): adopted (see separate article for debate that followed on related items). - Item 22 — Repeal of Chapter 12X: passed on first reading (7 ayes, 4 no votes). - Item 23 — Acceptance of annual surveillance reports under Administrative Code section 19B.0.6: adopted (9 ayes, 2 absences recorded). - Item 24 — Appointment of Frederick Martin to the African American Reparations Advisory Committee: adopted (10 ayes recorded). - Item 36 — Motion to schedule Committee of the Whole on Felton Institute labor dispute: adopted (11 ayes); Committee hearing held as item 25 (special order) with testimony from Felton and SEIU representatives and public comment. - Items 29–35 (adoption without committee reference): adopted by unanimous vote when taken together, with separations noted by supervisors where requested.

Several routine appointments and commendations were also adopted. The transcript records roll calls and tallies for numerous items, with the clerks announcing the specific vote tallies when votes were taken. Where specific tallies were recorded in the transcript, they are noted above; for many consent items the clerk recorded unanimous adoption.