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Votes at a glance: Public Works Commission actions, May 22, 2025

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Summary

The commission voted on several procedural and substantive items May 22: postponement of a housing delivery coordinator update, adoption of the consent calendar, award of the Pavement Renovation No. 69 contract to Ronan Construction, entry into closed session on litigation, and a vote not to disclose closed-session discussions.

At its May 22 meeting the San Francisco Public Works Commission took votes on procedural and substantive matters. Key outcomes:

- Postpone Item 6 (Housing Delivery Coordinator update): Chair Lauren Post moved and the commission voted to postpone Item 6 to a future June meeting. No public comment was received on the motion. The motion passed unanimously of the members present.

- Adopt Consent Calendar (Item 4): The commission adopted the consent calendar, which included draft minutes from the May 8 meeting and five contract awards for as-needed landscape architectural services. Commissioner Paul Wolford moved to approve the consent calendar; the motion passed unanimously of those present.

- Award Contract: The commission voted to award the Various Locations Pavement Renovation No. 69 and sewer replacement contract to Ronan Construction for $6,718,865.40 with a 786-day term. (See separate article for full project details.)

- Enter closed session on existing litigation (Item 9): The commission voted to enter closed session for a conference with legal counsel regarding existing litigation and invoked attorney-client privilege. The motion passed and the public meeting room was cleared for closed session.

- Do not disclose closed-session discussions (Item 11): After closed session, the commission voted unanimously not to disclose the closed-session discussions.

Ending: All votes listed above were taken during the May 22, 2025 meeting; resolutions and minutes will be posted to the commission website per standard procedure.