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Subcommittee approves three routine budget items including grants for sheriff and Rec & Parks

San Francisco Board of Supervisors budget and finance subcommittee · March 13, 2013

Summary

The budget subcommittee approved a resolution agreeing to the controller's 2013 CPI and adjusting the access line tax, accepted a $599,894 DOJ grant for the Sheriff's 'Keys to Freedom' reentry program, and authorized Rec & Park to accept up to $3.35M from Trust for Public Land for Bodecker Park improvements (approved as amended).

The San Francisco Board of Supervisors budget and finance subcommittee approved three consent items at its March 13 meeting and sent them to the full Board with recommendation.

Item 1: The subcommittee concurred with the controller's consumer price index determination for 2013 (presented as 2.22) and authorized an equivalent CPI adjustment to the access line tax. Deputy Controller Monique Sumuda/Zmuda presented the CPI figure and the resolution.

Item 2: The subcommittee approved a resolution authorizing the Sheriff's Department to retroactively accept $599,894 in funds from the U.S. Department of Justice for a two‑year 'Keys to Freedom' reentry program serving women and transgender adults in the city's jail system. The legislative aide Connor Johnson presented the item on behalf of Supervisor London Breed; Sheriff’s Department financial staff described the program and that no city match was required.

Item 3: The Recreation and Park Department received authorization to retroactively accept and spend a Trust for Public Land grant of up to $3,350,000 for design and construction at Father Alfred E. Bodecker Park. Abigail Mayer (Rec & Park) said TPL is providing approximately $2.7M in in‑kind services and $646,000 in contingency construction funds; supervisors approved a technical amendment inserting project dates (08/13/2012 through 03/03/2014) and approved the item as amended.

All three items were moved, seconded and approved without recorded opposition during the March 13 meeting.

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