All decisions
about 110 Board decisions about Master Plan, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Emergency $6,880 appropriated to the City Planning Commission to begin preliminary work on a Master Plan.
- A Master Plan "Plan of Action" for San Francisco, costing about $54,432 in its first year, was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $2,840 appropriation approved for two new City Planning Commission jobs to begin work on the Master Plan.
- City Planning Commission reports that work on a Master Plan for the city has begun with a consultant hired.
- Proposal urges the City Planning Commission to adopt a city Master Plan by January 1, 1946 and report on redevelopment.
- Board finally passed an emergency ordinance appropriating $8,730 to the City Planning Commission for a consulting engineer on the Master Plan.
- City Planning Commission budget adopted as amended, cutting the Master Plan consultant fund from $7,500 to $5,000.
- Resolution urging the Mayor to appoint a committee to prepare a Master Plan for Youth in San Francisco was adopted.
- Master Plan taken up for debate; the Acting Planning Director says the Planning Commission, not the Board, adopts it.
- Consideration of the city's Master Plan was tabled by six votes to five.
- Supervisor Lewis asked the City Planning Commission to amend the Master Plan for transcontinental trains and a Union Terminal; referred to committee.
- Resolution petitions the City Planning Commission to consider amending the Master Plan to include a Union Passenger Terminal.
- The Board adopted a petition asking the City Planning Commission to consider a Master Plan amendment for a Union Terminal for transcontinental trains.
- Mayor vetoed a request asking the City Planning Commission to amend the Master Plan for transcontinental trains and a union terminal.
- The Mayor's veto of a resolution asking planners to amend the Master Plan for transcontinental trains and a union terminal was overridden.
- Supervisors voted 6 to 5 to rescind their earlier vote on the $200,000 City Planning Commission consultant funding for the Master Plan.
- Board carried Lewis's motion requiring its approval before the $200,000 for Master Plan consultants is spent.
- City Planning Commission's budget approved with many line-item cuts, including $17,044 from Master Plan consultants.
- Agreement with the State Division of Highways on city freeways was referred to the City Planning Commission for a Master Plan report.
- Corner of Francisco and Larkin Streets to be widened
- Bill 5569, a project found in conformity with the Master Plan, passed on first reading.
- Proposed resolution certifying the City Planning Commission's adopted shoreline section of the Master Plan was referred to County, State and National Affairs Committee.
- Board adopted, as amended, a resolution asking the City Planning Commission to study the DeLeuw Cather transit report for the Master Plan.
- Resolution urging City Planning Commission to study the DeLeuw transportation report for the Master Plan was adopted as amended.
- Consideration of a Master Plan matter put off for one week
- Farnum and Moffitt Street improvements backed with $1,200 in city aid
- Part of Martin Street between Moffitt Street and Poppy Lane closed
- Map opening Bernal Heights Boulevard and widening Bradford Street adopted, in line with the Master Plan.
- Part of Eighth Street between Alameda and DeHaro Streets closed
- Board adopted resolution declaring intent to order vacation of portions of Canal and Congdon Streets, conforming to the Master Plan.
- The Board vacated Georgia Street between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth Streets, in conformity with the Master Plan.
- Public Library appropriation of $24,078 approved to construct the Potrero Branch Library, in conformity with the Master Plan.
- $24,078 appropriated to construct the Potrero Branch Library; passed for second reading, in conformity with the Master Plan.
- City Lot 5-A at Thirtieth and Castro Streets approved for sale at public auction, in line with the Master Plan.
- Board adopted a resolution vacating part of Moreland Street east of Farnum Street, in conformity with the Master Plan.
- Intention to vacate Locksley Avenue east of Sixth Avenue declared, in conformity with the Master Plan.
- City takes over Ina Court and LaGrande Avenue with their stairway
- The Board adopted a map widening Mullen Avenue between Peralta Avenue and Franconia Street, in conformity with the Master Plan.
- Board declared its intention to vacate part of Minnesota Street south of Army Street, in conformity with the Master Plan.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Part of Shakespeare Street to be closed for good
- The Board ordered portions of Athens Street and Valmar Terrace vacated, in conformity with the Master Plan.
- Volano and Fanucchi families allowed six feet of Charter Oak sidewalk
- Delano Avenue closed between Seneca and Oneida Avenues
- Intention to vacate portions of several streets and avenues, including Glenview Drive, was adopted, in conformity with the Master Plan.
- The Board adopted a record of survey map of Parkmerced required for subdivision, finding it in conformity with the Master Plan.
- Board ordered vacation of parts of six streets, including Clipper Street and Glenview Drive, in conformity with the Master Plan.
- Vacant lot on Ramsell Street approved as fitting the Master Plan
- Street levels to be changed on Parker Avenue
- Land accepted and dedicated for a new Raleigh Street
- Portions of Bowdoin Street and Harkness Avenue were vacated for School Project No. 29, in conformity with the Master Plan.
- Board adopted a declaration of intention to vacate part of Baldwin Court, in conformity with the Master Plan.
- The Board ordered a portion of Wattson Place between Ruth and Leo Streets vacated, not in conflict with the Master Plan.
- Board approved leasing a Municipal Railway lot at Fillmore and Turk Streets, not in conflict with the Master Plan.
- Board adopted a resolution declaring intention to vacate part of Trumbull Street at Davenport Lane, not in conflict with the Master Plan.
- Lots in Ocean View Park finally passed, fitting the Master Plan
- Planning Commission proposal to include [name withheld] in the Shoreline Development section of the Master Plan was taken up by committee.
- [name withheld] was included in the Master Plan's shoreline development section by resolution, after being continued from April 20.
- Stanley Park Driveway land approved, not against the Master Plan
- Board finally passed $21,000 to build the Marina Branch Library, in conformity with the Master Plan.
- Board declared intention to vacate part of Twenty-third Street westerly from Pennsylvania Avenue, not in conflict with the Master Plan.
- Intention to vacate part of Case Street and rescind Resolution 13884 was adopted, not in conflict with the Master Plan.
- Ordinance in conformity with the Master Plan passed for second reading by the Board of Supervisors.
- Resolution declaring intention to vacate a portion of Mangels Avenue was adopted, not in conflict with the Master Plan.
- Supervisor McAteer asks that the Western Freeway leave the Master Plan
- Board considered adding a [name withheld] section to the Master Plan; a motion to table was pending.
- A proposed amendment to the Master Plan's small craft harbor location plan was discussed and temporarily postponed.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- The Board adopted, as amended, a resolution declaring opposition to building many freeways in the Master Plan, including the Western and Crosstown freeways.
- Floodlighting of Balboa Soccer Stadium was referred to the City Planning Department for a report on Master Plan conformity.
- Supervisor Blake proposed a charter amendment to make the Crosstown Tunnel part of the Master Plan; it was referred to committee.
- Supervisor Blake proposed a charter amendment requiring a public vote before a freeway route joins the Master Plan; it was referred to committee.
- Proposed charter amendment on City Planning Commission pay, the Planning Director's duties and adoption of the Master Plan was referred to committee.
- City accepts $5,000 gift to print and share its Master Plan
- 1101 Green Street subdivision called consistent with the Master Plan
- One Florence Street conversion found to fit the Master Plan
- Lot split on Green and Fillmore streets approved with conditions
- Condominium conversion at 6-8 Locksley Street turned down
- Subdivision at 1140 Chestnut Street refused as against the Master Plan
- Condos at 1835 Franklin Street approved, with set conditions
- Record shows no decision for this item.
- Charter amendment requiring Board approval of Master Plan changes was continued to August 4, 1980.
- Charter amendment requiring supervisors to approve Master Plan changes was continued, with a pending amendment to keep the old plan six months.
- Condominium conversion at 1895 Pacific Avenue allowed over Public Works objection
- Charter amendment requiring Board of Supervisors approval of the Master Plan was referred to the Legislative and Personnel Committee.
- Proposed subdivision of 255-59 Noe Street found inconsistent with the Master Plan; consideration continued to December 1, 1980.
- The Board directed a finding that a 12-unit condominium conversion at 1001 California Street is inconsistent with the Master Plan, for consideration April 13, 1981.
- The Board voted to direct a finding that a 12-unit condominium conversion at 1001 California Street is inconsistent with the Master Plan.
- Supervisors moved to find the proposed condominium conversion at 2935-37 Sacramento Street inconsistent with the Master Plan.
- The Board directed preparation of a motion finding the proposed 17-unit subdivision at 1644 Taylor Street inconsistent with the Master Plan.
- Supervisor Walker asks the Planning Director whether the Master Plan open space element will include community gardens.
- Board adopted as amended a resolution urging the Mayor to ask the Planning Commission to add an air quality element to the Master Plan.
- Supervisor Silver asked the City Attorney to draft legislation urging a Master Plan change to allow automobile stacking Downtown.
- Supervisor Silver asked the Board to consider amending the Master Plan to allow automobile stacking downtown; referred to Public Works Committee.
- Board adopted the final environmental impact report for neighborhood commercial rezoning and Master Plan amendments, finding no significant environmental impact.
- Proposed Charter amendment would set how the Board acts on Master Plan amendments; outcome not printed on this page.
- Charter amendment on Board action on Master Plan amendments refused submission to voters on a tie vote.
- Board adopted the final environmental impact report for the proposed Mission Bay Project, a specific plan with zoning and Master Plan changes.
- Board approved Public Works construction of the Islais Creek Transport and Storage Project Modifications, after amending its title and text to confirm Master Plan conformity.
- Airports Commission proposes issuing up to $2.4 billion in San Francisco International Airport revenue bonds for Master Plan projects, referred to Finance.
- Resolution approves up to $2.4 billion in San Francisco International Airport revenue bonds for Master Plan projects.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $8,568,551 of airport capital fund interest for electrical sources and Master Plan projects; referred.
- Airport appropriation of $118,499 for twenty-eight new positions to implement the Master Plan was passed for second reading.
- Airport salaries appropriated $118,499 from airport operating funds to create 28 positions for the Master Plan.
- Resolution marking the 50th anniversary of the city's Master Plan and honoring Planning Commission staff; sent to Board for adoption.
- Airport revenue bonds of up to $82.3M for the airport Master Plan were adopted by resolution.
- A $563,000 appropriation for thirty-seven airport positions under the Master Plan was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $239,592 for 33 airport positions under the Master Plan was passed for second reading.
- Airport budget appropriation of $239,592 for 33 new positions to implement the Master Plan was finally passed.
- Board approved up to $192.7M in airport revenue bonds plus up to $2.85B in Master Plan bonds.
- Supervisor Newsom requested a hearing on Marina park issues including the Master Plan and Marina Green; sent to Parks committee.