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At a glance: commission approves closed session authorization, nondisclosure and settlement; minutes approved

San Francisco Police Commission · November 13, 2006
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Summary

The commission voted to enter closed session and to withhold disclosure of that closed session, approved a consent-calendar settlement in Omari McGee v. City and County of San Francisco and approved minutes for prior meetings.

The commission took several procedural actions during the meeting.

- Closed session authorization: Commissioners moved and seconded a motion to convene a closed session pursuant to administrative rules; the motion was approved without objection and the commission adjourned into closed session at 5:39 p.m. The commission reconvened at 5:59 p.m.

- Non-disclosure: On returning to open session the commission moved for non-disclosure of the closed-session discussion; the motion was seconded and carried, with no public disclosure of the closed-session content.

- Consent calendar settlement (Item 6): The consent calendar included a recommendation that the Board of Supervisors approve a settlement in Omari McGee v. City and County of San Francisco, District Court No. C061621. A motion to approve was moved and seconded; Vice President David Campos, Commissioner Petre De Jesus, Commissioner Yvonne Lee and Commissioner Theresa Sparks were recorded voting Aye. The chair declared the motion carried.

- Minutes: The commission approved minutes for the listed meetings after a motion and second; the chair announced approval without objection.

- Adjournment: The meeting was adjourned at 7:20 p.m.

The transcript records the motions and the recorded Aye votes where noted; not every member's vote was recorded aloud for every motion in the transcript.