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Board adopts broad consent calendar, approves housing loans and multiple grants
Summary
On Nov. 5, 2024, the San Francisco Board of Supervisors approved a wide consent calendar including redevelopment amendments, multiple housing loans and grants, an SFPUC services contract, and increases to enterprise interim funding programs; many items passed without debate.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors adopted a broad consent calendar on Nov. 5, 2024, approving dozens of routine and substantive items with no separate discussion. The board took "same house, same call" votes to finalize ordinances and resolutions ranging from redevelopment amendments to housing loan authorizations.
Key finance and housing approvals on the consent calendar included authorization for three MOHCD loan agreements totaling up to $23,000,000 to finance multifamily rental and parking development (Golden Gate Avenue Phase 1 and related projects) and a separate multifamily housing revenue note authorization of up to $32,100,000 to support the 55‑unit Golden Gate Avenue Phase 1 LIHTC project. The clerk summarized those loans and the board adopted the resolution by unanimous consent. "The resolution is adopted," the presiding officer said after the clerk read the items.
The board also adopted two MOHCD grant agreements under the state's Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities program: Item 22 authorizes a total award of $29,700,000 and permits MOHCD to accept and expend $11,200,000 through Nov. 30, 2044; Item 23 authorizes an approximately $41,000,000 grant for transportation improvements near 160 Freelon Street and authorizes acceptance and expenditure of about $12,000,000. Separately, the SFPUC was authorized to enter a professional services agreement with CONSOR PMCM Inc. not to exceed $10,700,000 for construction management at a new distribution campus.
Other consent actions included: amendments to Hunters Point and Bayview Hunters Point redevelopment plans (transfer of up to approximately 2,000,000 square feet of R&D and office space; ordinances finally passed), an ordinance amending planning code BMR resale rules, an item increasing Wastewater/Water/Power enterprise interim funding program principal amounts, a trunked radio usage agreement with the University of California at San Francisco with a $2,400,000 minimum revenue commitment, and a retroactive $440,000 grant acceptance for public health programs. The board concluded the consent calendar and approved Items 33 and 34 on the adoption without committee reference calendar before adjourning.
