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Votes at a glance: minutes, consent calendar, cellular/paging leases and UCSF resolution

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Summary

The commission approved minutes of November 15, accepted the Finance & Planning Committee recommendation to approve the December 2016 contracts report and a contract with Livable City, and adopted a short resolution recommending that the Board of Supervisors approve leases for improved paging and cellular coverage at Zuckerberg San Francisco General; the UCSF ground-lease/LDDA resolution was also approved.

A summary of formal actions taken by the commission:

- Adoption of minutes (Nov. 15): Motion moved and seconded; minutes adopted by voice vote (SEG 016SEG 024).

- Consent calendar: The commission accepted the Finance & Planning Committee recommendations, approving the December 2016 contracts report and a new contract with Livable City for Sunday Streets; the motion was adopted by voice vote and recorded as unanimous (SEG 270SEG 283).

- Item 7 (UCSF research facility): The commission adopted a resolution approving the ground lease and LDDA and adopted CEQA findings and mitigation measures (detailed in the separate article). Motion moved and seconded and passed by voice vote (SEG 1076SEG 1105).

- Item 8 (cellular/paging leases): The commission adopted a short resolution recommending the Board of Supervisors approve lease agreements to install equipment improving paging and cellular services at the Zuckerberg San Francisco General campus; the motion was moved, seconded and adopted by voice vote (SEG 1111SEG 1204).

Where recorded, votes were voice votes without roll-call tallies in the transcript; the record shows unanimity for the consent calendar and no recorded dissent on the other items.