Recessed BOS Budget and Appropriations Committee Special Meeting – June 29, 2021
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Recessed BOS Budget and Appropriations Committee Special Meeting – June 29, 2021
The Budget and Appropriations Committee of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors held a special meeting on June 29, 2021, starting at 5:15 PM, to consider the city's FY2021-2022 and FY2022-2023 budget and salary ordinances, as well as a $128.3 million appropriation from the Fiscal Cliff Reserve for rent relief and social housing. The meeting was recessed multiple times throughout the day and evening, ultimately reconvening to vote on the budget package and continue the rent relief item.
Discussion Items
- Budget and Appropriation Ordinance (Item 1) and Annual Salary Ordinance (Item 2): Chair Matt Haney presented the final budget package, highlighting over $100 million in community investments, including $32 million in additional rent relief, funding for a guaranteed income pilot for transgender residents, support for LGBTQ+ seniors, alternative public safety response teams, and expanded mental health services. He thanked the mayor's office, budget staff, and committee members for their collaborative work. The committee received technical adjustments from the mayor's budget director.
- Fiscal Cliff Reserve Appropriation (Item 3): The committee considered an ordinance to appropriate $64.15 million for rent relief and $64.15 million for social housing acquisition and operation. Supervisor Preston, the sponsor, was recognized for his leadership. The item was continued to a later date to allow for further work.
Key Outcomes
- Unanimous Vote to Forward Budget and Salary Ordinances: The committee voted 5-0 to amend items 1 and 2 to reflect the Board of Supervisors' spending plan, accept the mayor's technical adjustments, and forward the ordinances to the full Board of Supervisors for its July 13, 2021 meeting with a positive recommendation.
- Unanimous Vote to Continue Item 3: The committee voted 5-0 to continue the Fiscal Cliff Reserve appropriation ordinance to the call of the chair. No public testimony was heard on this item.
- Public Comment: There were no callers wishing to speak on item 3; public comment was closed.
Meeting Transcript
This meeting will come back to order. We are reconvening the budget and appropriations. Our committee meeting. Um, and uh to um Clark's office and um our clerk, uh, Miss Wong. Uh we don't have to take role, do we? No, Mr. Chair. Okay, great. Um, I'm recessing this meeting until ten AM. Thank you, Mr. J. Thank you. San Francisco Government Television Everybody, my name is Martin Luther, let's get into it. Hey, I'm a sinner. It seems a part of me say I can hear him like talking toughing my skin. I hate that we will never get to make it right. And no one knows how much I miss in love here. I celebrate the beauty that you put in my life. I know we who was the greatest now witness what you made us, but don't you let your fear overcome your faith? Call him, call him, call it. Don't you say it? Call him, call him eye. Daddy too. You know you've been forgiving baby that follow the golden rules. But I hate the game for taking my brother's life. But when you play, you pay the price. But it's on you. Don't you let your fear overcome your faith? Call him. Call him. Call and have God. Don't you have something? Call him. Call him. Let me tell you about the feel. There's a fear of failure. A fear of fly. We all had a fear of the virus and a fear of dying for now. Fearless of the future. Can't you see? But no one will ever know what my dear brother meant to me. I said I miss your baby. I've been alongs with Algonely. We gonna do what we want to do, take care of the babies up with the baby. You may be gone, but you'll never be forgotten. Man, I miss my grandpa. You never be another rebel call him, call him, call it for me right now. But don't you let your fear overcome it? Call him, call him to do. Don't you have take cards?
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