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Meeting roundup: teleconference-resolution, minutes and code recommendation — unanimous votes

San Francisco Fire Commission · September 28, 2022
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Summary

At the Sept. 28 meeting the commission unanimously adopted a resolution permitting teleconference meetings, unanimously approved previous meeting minutes, and unanimously recommended adoption of proposed 2022 fire-code amendments to the Board of Supervisors.

The San Francisco Fire Commission recorded three formal unanimous actions during its Sept. 28 meeting.

Teleconference resolution (Item 3): The commission adopted Resolution 2022-213 making the findings necessary to continue teleconference participation under California Government Code section 54953. Vice President Steven Acasio moved to adopt; the motion carried unanimously.

Approval of minutes (Aug. 24, 2022): The commission voted to approve the minutes from its Aug. 24 regular meeting; the motion to adopt was seconded and recorded as unanimous.

Fire-code recommendation (Item 8): Following a detailed presentation and discussion with Fire Marshal Ken Coughlin, the commission moved and seconded to adopt the proposed 2022 code package and findings as the commission's recommendation to the Board of Supervisors; the motion was recorded as unanimous. The package includes adoption of the 2022 California Fire Code and selective adoption of the 2021 International Fire Code, with San Francisco-specific amendments such as new permits and a phased sprinkler retrofit plan.

Adjournment: The commission adjourned at 06:39.

Vote tallies: motions were recorded in the transcript as unanimous; the meeting roll call recorded three commissioners present (President Katherine Feinstein, Vice President Steven Acasio, Commissioner Marcy Frazier) with Commissioner Morgan excused.