Votes at a glance: teleconference findings, minutes and consent calendar approved
October 05, 2021 | San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California
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At its Oct. 5 meeting the San Francisco Health Commission adopted several procedural actions during roll call votes.
- Teleconference findings (California Government Code section 54953(e), AB 361): The Commission adopted a resolution making the findings necessary to allow the Commission and its subcommittees to meet remotely for the next 30 days, consistent with state and local emergency orders.
- Approval of minutes (Sept. 21, 2021): The Commission approved the minutes, with a minor amendment noting Commissioner Guillermo had been excused at the earlier meeting.
- Consent calendar: The Commission approved the consent calendar and the contracts and reports listed in the finance committee's report.
- Closed session and adjournment: The body voted to move into closed session, and later a motion to adjourn was approved.
Recorded roll-call confirmations appear in the transcript for these items; motions and seconders were made on the record and roll-call votes returned majority 'yes' tallies for each item.
- Teleconference findings (California Government Code section 54953(e), AB 361): The Commission adopted a resolution making the findings necessary to allow the Commission and its subcommittees to meet remotely for the next 30 days, consistent with state and local emergency orders.
- Approval of minutes (Sept. 21, 2021): The Commission approved the minutes, with a minor amendment noting Commissioner Guillermo had been excused at the earlier meeting.
- Consent calendar: The Commission approved the consent calendar and the contracts and reports listed in the finance committee's report.
- Closed session and adjournment: The body voted to move into closed session, and later a motion to adjourn was approved.
Recorded roll-call confirmations appear in the transcript for these items; motions and seconders were made on the record and roll-call votes returned majority 'yes' tallies for each item.
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