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Votes at a glance: multiple routine ordinances and resolutions adopted by the Board of Supervisors
Summary
The board adopted a series of consent and regular‑agenda items on Feb. 25, including amendments to planning, administrative and airport leases, contract authorizations, and appointments; most were taken without extended debate.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Feb. 25 adopted a slate of routine and consent items covering planning, procurement, airport leases, contracts and appointments. Many items were taken "same house, same call" (no separate roll‑call debate) and were adopted without extended discussion.
Highlights - Planning code amendment (Item 3): Permits use of certain tax‑exempt bond financing and tax credits for specified affordable housing projects; ordinance finally passed (no roll‑call debate recorded). - Administrative code amendment for energy procurement (Item 4): Authorized binding arbitration and raised annual procurement limits for energy purchases; passed on first reading. - Airport lease and retail adjustments (Items 5–6): Lease termination for Harvey Milk Terminal 1 concession and specialty retail minimum annual guarantee rent adjustments were adopted. - Technology contract (Item 7): Department of Technology authorized to enter a $40,000,000 amended enterprise agreement for Palo Alto Networks products; adopted. - Real property sale and tax deed auctions (Items 8–9): Resolutions authorizing conveyance and sale of tax defaulted parcels adopted. - Muni towing contract amendment (Item 10): Amendment increased contract by $15,300,000 for a new total of $136,700,000; adopted. - Health and human services grants (Items 11–13): Retroactive and grant acceptance resolutions totaling various amounts were adopted, including a $829,000 DOJ grant for child and adolescent services and a $250,000 special programs grant for immigrant services. - Item 16 (accessibility code amendments): Ordinance to adjust local accessibility path‑of‑travel rules passed on first reading. - Appointments (Items 19–20): Appointments to the Golden Gate Bridge Highway & Transportation District and to the Police Commission were approved. - Land use items (Items 23–24): Land Use Committee forwarded planning code amendments establishing a Leland Avenue NCD and allowing limited tasting room exceptions; both passed on first reading.
Why it matters: The consent calendar and first‑reading ordinances move routine governance matters, contract authorizations and planning updates forward. Several items involve large dollar authorizations or long‑term contracts that will be implemented by city departments.
