Budget & Finance Committee forwards 16 items — votes at a glance
Summary
The Budget & Finance Committee on July 24 forwarded 16 items to the full Board with positive recommendations, including a 20‑year lease for Twin Peaks Auto Care, a PUC contract increase, several grant acceptances, housing financing for 2901 Sixteenth Street, and an amended port lease for Piers 31/33.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Budget & Finance Committee on July 24 forwarded 16 agenda items to the full Board with positive recommendations, with roll-call votes recorded as 3–0 for each action.
Among the items advanced: a resolution authorizing a long-term lease for Twin Peaks Auto Care at 598 Portola Drive (tenant improvements required by 12/31/2025); an amendment increasing the Sheriff’s contract with the San Francisco Pretrial Diversion Project by roughly $14.9 million, extending the agreement through June 30, 2026; and a second amendment to the Port lease with the Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy for Piers 31 and 33 that increases rent credits and extends completion dates.
Other items forwarded included: expansion of fee waivers for temporary street closures (to include night markets and a two‑year sunset date), approvals of multiple grant agreements and retroactive acceptances (Eviction Defense Collaborative; CareStar Foundation to EMS; FEMA hazard mitigation funds for seismic financing guidance; an EMPG award), increases to three PUC environmental/technical services contracts, acceptance of an in‑kind gift to DPH, and amendments or new agreements for public‑health and youth services (Positive Resource Center, Boys & Girls Club, Centers for Equity and Success). The committee also approved a MOHCD Small Sites Program loan request of up to $30 million for 2901 Sixteenth Street and a technical amendment to multifamily bond documents to release $1.8 million in rent reserves for the SFHA scattered sites project.
Votes and procedural outcomes: each item was moved and passed by the three members present (Supervisor Amanda Malgar was recorded as the sponsor or mover for several items; Chair Connie Chan and Supervisor Matt Dorsey joined routine roll calls). Where the committee accepted amendments on the record (for example, adding retroactive language in several grant resolutions and a two‑year sunset to the street events ordinance), those amendments were explicitly read into the record before the roll call.
The full Board of Supervisors will consider the forwarded items on the July 30 agenda unless otherwise noted.
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