Add-backs by district

Supervisors each get $1 million to spend in their district. Here are the total number of expenditures and a sampling from each district. District One — Sandra Fewer (20 expenditures)

School-based youth services: $220,000

Commercial center beautification and marketing: $100,000

Weekend heron watch at Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park: $5,000 District Two — Mark Farrell (Nine expenditures) Alta Plaza Irrigation System: $300,000 Trash removal, steam cleaning at Buchanan and North Point: $90,000

Lombard Street gardening and ambassadors: $180,000 District Three — Aaron Peskin (Nine expenditures)

Chinese neighborhood arts, Dancing on Waverly: $15,000 SRO community living room: $70,000 Chinatown workforce development: $130,000 District Four — Katy Tang (11 expenditures) Homeless Outreach Team: $220,000 Cigarette-butt ashcan pilot program: $25,000

Dedicated Great Highway gardener: $91,000 District Five — London Breed (18 expenditures) Tech support for HUD housing: $150,000 Japantown cultural heritage programming: $30,000 Women’s reproductive services: $95,000

District Six — Jane Kim (15 expenditures) Small business construction mitigation fund: $100,000

After-school programs for Tenderloin teens: $50,000 Senior choirs music programs: $10,000

District Seven — Norman Yee (11 expenditures)

ADA upgrades at San Francisco Zoo: $50,000 Senior services programs: $200,000 Outdoor movie nights: $15,000 District Eight — Jeff Sheehy (13 expenditures) LGBT Museum planning: $100,000 Neighborhood safety: $100,000 Sidewalk gardens: $75,000 District Nine — Hillary Ronen (18 expenditures) Transit plan development: $110,000 Outreach to sex workers: $120,000 Infrastructure support for youth services agencies: $50,000

District 10 — Malia Cohen (13 expenditures) Stabilization of Old Potrero Police Station: $200,000

Third Street economic development: $60,000

Teen programming in Visitacion Valley: $40,000 District 11 — Ahsha Safai (12 expenditures) Student after-school and summer programs: $100,000

Ocean-Merced-Ingleside senior services: $35,000

Public Works cleaning improvements: $38,000