Budget & Finance Committee: votes at a glance
Summary
Committee recommended a package of resolutions and grant acceptances to the full Board — items moved forward included Westside contract continuation (continued for follow‑up), housing bond authorizations (items 2–4), cannabis grant application (item 5), CalRecycle applications (item 6), SFPD grants (items 7–8), multiple public works and airport contract modifications (items 9–12), tax‑default parcel auction (item 13), Outside Lands permit amendment (item 14), SF Marin Food Bank amendment (item 15), and Youth Commission follow‑up (item 16).
The Budget & Finance Committee on Feb. 2019 handled a broad agenda and issued committee recommendations on a slate of items.
Key committee actions (committee recommendations to the full Board):
- Item 1 (Westside Community Mental Health Center contract amendment): continued to the next Budget & Finance meeting for BLA follow‑up on scoring and deliverables. - Items 2–4 (MOHCD bond actions for 185 Maryland, Ocean Beach, South Park): moved to the Board with a positive recommendation. - Item 5 (Office of Cannabis application under California Cannabis Equity Act): moved to the Board with a positive recommendation. - Item 6 (CalRecycle payment programs): moved to the Board with a positive recommendation. - Items 7–8 (SFPD DOJ grant and DNA grant increases): moved to the Board with positive recommendations; clerical language on item 7 was amended to cite the Bureau of Justice Assistance. - Items 9–10 (Public Works emergency sewer repair and Caltrans Jefferson Street agreements): moved to the Board with positive recommendations. - Items 11–12 (Airport contract modifications for AirTrain and Terminal 1): moved to the Board with positive recommendations; BLA noted project delays and scope increases for Terminal 1. - Item 13 (Tax Collector auction list): moved to the Board with a positive recommendation. - Item 14 (Outside Lands permit amendment): moved to the Board with a positive recommendation after extended public comment and additional mitigation measures added. - Item 15 (SF Marin Food Bank amendment): moved to the Board with a positive recommendation. - Item 16 (Youth Commission presentation): taken under advisement; committee requested numeric cost estimates and departmental coordination and called the commission back for follow‑up.
Several items required clerical corrections (notably the SFPD grant resolution naming the federal bureau) and some items were continued or tabled to allow additional staff follow‑up. The committee recessed mid‑day and reconvened to finish its agenda.
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