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Committee clears $298,000 in air-quality grants for airport clean-air vehicles
Summary
The Budget & Finance Committee voted to forward a resolution allowing the Airport Commission to accept and expend two Bay Area Air Quality Management District grants totaling $298,000 to help airport transportation operators purchase clean-air vehicles; no public comment was taken.
The Budget & Finance Committee on Wednesday forwarded a resolution authorizing the San Francisco Airport Commission to accept and expend two grants from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District totaling $298,000 to help airport transportation operators acquire clean-air vehicles.
Chair Supervisor Aaron Peskin read the item and asked clerical staff to call the roll; the committee heard no public comment and, in the absence of objections, sent the measure to the full Board of Supervisors with a recommendation to approve.
The grants are intended to reduce emissions from vehicles that service airports and to meet regional air-quality goals. The committee record shows the budget analyst did not prepare a separate report for the item; members proceeded after confirming there were no public speakers.
The committee did not take a separate vote on related funding questions and did not request further analysis before forwarding the resolution. The item will next appear on the full board agenda.
