Votes at a glance: Dec. 8 Budget & Finance Committee

The Budget and Finance Committee on Dec. 8 forwarded a slate of items to the full Board with positive recommendations. Below are the items the committee moved forward, a one-line summary and the committee action.

- Item 2 — DPH / San Francisco Public Health Foundation contract amendment (Sugary Drinks Distributor Project): Approve amendment to extend term and increase not-to-exceed to ~$19.6M; committee recommended approval (roll call; 2 ayes in some roll calls earlier with vice chair excused on procedural votes; ultimately moved forward as amended).

- Item 3 — District Attorney automobile insurance fraud grant (~$321,000): Forwarded with positive recommendation (committee roll call recorded).

- Items 4 & 5 — Har​vey Milk Terminal 1 concession leases: Two concession leases (Balboa Cafe partnership and poke concept) for Terminal 1; BLA recommended approval and committee forwarded both to the full Board.

- Item 6 — Department of the Environment: authorization to license the citys 0 Waste Sign Maker tool royalty-free to other municipalities; committee forwarded with positive recommendation.

- Item 7 — Treasurer and Larkin Street Youth Services grant ($130,000) for Smart Money Coaching: Forwarded to the full Board with positive recommendation.

- Item 8 — MOHCD: SOMA Community Stabilization Fund awards (~$1,025,000): Committee forwarded to full Board with positive recommendation.

- Item 9 — Annual prevailing wage resolution: Forwarded to the full Board as a policy matter with recommendation.

- Item 10 — Elections supplemental appropriation (~$12M total; $6.9M General Reserve request): Committee forwarded with positive recommendation; BLA recommended approval of the portion not covering the school-district recall ($8.7M recommended) while noting the Board must consider the policy question about the districts typical reimbursement obligations.

- Items 13 & 14 — MOHCD bond application resolutions for 240 Van Ness (Kelsey Civic Center) and 4200 Geary: Both forwarded with positive recommendation; these enable CDLAC allocation requests and future bond issuance approvals if allocated.

For a full list of vote tallies and motions, see the meeting transcript. Items debated at length (Cross Country Staffing, Item 1; Item 16 acquisition for DPH programming; Item 15 domestic workers ordinance) were covered as separate committee items and are detailed in committee minutes and individual articles.