All decisions
about 300 Board decisions about Airport Commission, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Resolution urging the Airports Commission to seek $34 million federal aid for San Francisco International Airport expansion was adopted.
- Proposed $49,607 for airport outside consultants and services.
- Proposed: [name withheld] gives city $35,000 scale model of San Francisco.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $1,683.25 for retroactive Airports Commission salaries and related benefits, passed for second reading.
- Airports Commission retroactive salaries and benefits were appropriated $1,683.25 in an ordinance, finally passed.
- Airports Commission parking facilities management program was granted $3,156,720 in an appropriation ordinance, finally passed.
- Board appropriates $14,400,000 for Airports Commission capital projects in fiscal year 1981-82, holding $2,000,000 in reserve; finally passed.
- Board passed on second reading a $5,442 appropriation for Airports Commission retroactive salaries and related fringes.
- The Airports Commission's airport parking management budget was raised to $122,200 and passed for second reading as amended.
- Airports Commission retroactive salary appropriation of $3,952 passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $400,000 appropriation for Airports Commission professional and special services passed for second reading.
- Proposed $702,499.58 airport bond reserve payment passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $400,000 to the Airports Commission for professional and special services.
- Finally passed $2,889,092 for Airports Commission judgments and claims.
- Ordinance appropriates $35,757 for six Airports Commission positions, offset by a $154,000 janitorial cut, passed for second reading.
- $117,500 appropriation for Airports Commission capital project and equipment purchase is pending second reading.
- $62,500 appropriation for Airports Commission automotive equipment was passed for second reading.
- $7.9M Airports Commission capital budget for airfield improvements was passed for second reading.
- Airports Commission's $117,500 capital project budget and equipment purchase was finally passed as Ordinance 228-84.
- The Airports Commission was authorized to accept a $6,608,273 federal grant to improve Taxiway C at the Airport.
- Airports Commission $1.9M capital budget appropriation passed for second reading, with matching rescission of funds.
- Airports Commission capital projects appropriation of $1,895,000 is proposed, with an equal rescission from the capital budget.
- Controller proposes $200,000 from the Airports Commission for judgments and claims; passed on first reading.
- $68,800 to be spent on the Dixie Alley stairways
- The Board finally passed an $8,389,764 appropriation for Airports Commission estimated revenue revisions in fiscal 1984-85.
- Lien to be lifted from 101 Joost Avenue
- Appropriation of $9,567,881 for Airports Commission airfield improvements was passed for second reading.
- Airports Commission authorized to accept an $8,023,800 federal grant for improvements at the Airport.
- Ordinance appropriates $251,004 for the Airports Commission to pay for facilities property rental. linked by the name only, not checked
- Controller's appropriation for Airports Commission facilities property rental passed for second reading.
- Airports Commission receives a $6,086,000 appropriation revision to estimated revenues, passed on consent.
- Airports Commission received $50,000 for overtime; the appropriation was finally passed as Ordinance 147-86.
- Ordinance appropriating $6,086,000 to the Airports Commission for revised estimated revenues passed for second reading.
- Airport buys $500,000 of luggage carts for customs area.
- Shell Oil gives airports a 5,000-gallon tank trailer.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $65,595 to the Airports Commission; the purpose text is cut off.
- A $22,288,398 appropriation for airport capital projects was referred to Finance Committee.
- Airports Commission appropriation of $65,595 for forty-one permanent positions passed on second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Airports Commission's $468,334 noise monitoring program budget for 1987-88 passed on first reading.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $468,334 for the Airports Commission noise monitoring program for 1987-88.
- Airports Commission to seek a federal grant for airport improvements
- An ordinance appropriating $55,173 to the Airports Commission for three permanent salaries; final vote continues on next page.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an $18.7M appropriation to the Airports Commission for various capital improvement projects. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $1,700,000 to the Airports Commission for revised estimated revenues passed for second reading.
- Ordinance 158-88 was finally passed, appropriating $1,700,000 to the Airports Commission for revised estimated revenues.
- $17,985 set aside for improvements at Huntington Park
- $250,000 for Airports Commission legal services, ratifying earlier action, passed for second reading.
- San Bruno Avenue to close for United Parcel Service, fee pending
- Airports Commission was authorized to accept a $12,215,372 federal grant from the Federal Aviation Administration for airport improvements.
- Ordinance appropriating $3.5M to the Airports Commission for judgments and claims, fiscal year 1989-90, proposed.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $3,455,853 to the Airports Commission for judgments and claims in 1989-90.
- Controller's $466,005 appropriation for Airport Commission overtime and services was passed on second reading.
- Controller's $466,006 appropriation for Airports Commission overtime, services and supplies was finally passed.
- The Controller's $166,088 appropriation for Airfield Improvements at the Airports Commission passed first reading.
- Airports Commission receives $166,088 for Airfield Improvements capital work; the appropriation ordinance was finally passed.
- Airports Commission authorized to accept an $11.8M federal grant for airport improvements from the Federal Aviation Administration.
- Board passed on second reading $17.9M for Airports Commission capital projects, with $15.2M placed on reserve.
- Airports Commission's $17.9M capital projects appropriation was continued to March 11, 1991.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $17.9M to the Airports Commission for capital projects, placing $15.2M on reserve.
- The Board passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $151,000 for Airports Commission overtime in fiscal year 1990-91.
- Proposal to let the Airports Commission accept an $11,967,472 federal grant for airport improvements was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Airports Commission seeks to accept an $11,967,472 federal grant for airport improvements, with $10,504,972 placed on reserve.
- Airports Commission proposes issuing up to $225,000,000 in refunding revenue bonds for San Francisco International Airport; sent to the Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $260.0M to the Airport Commission for its budget and capital projects; referred to Finance Committee.
- An appropriation of $260,001,377 for Airports Commission capital projects was passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $17,501,272 to the Airports Commission for capital projects in fiscal 1991-92 passed for second reading.
- Airports Commission would receive $29,362 to fund three new positions; passed for second reading.
- The Airports Commission's application for an $11,885,183 federal aviation grant for airport improvements was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Airports Commission may accept an $11,885,183 Federal Aviation Administration grant for airport improvements, with $10,399,433 placed on reserve.
- Proposed $2.4 billion appropriation for Airports Commission near-term master plan projects was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $630,220 for twenty-seven Airports Commission positions; referred to Budget Committee.
- Proposed $170,474,898 for Airports Commission capital improvement projects; referred to Budget Committee.
- Proposed $25,000,000 Airports advance future service payment, rescinding $25,000,000 from groundside improvements; referred to Budget Committee.
- Ordinance passed: $349,926 appropriated to the Airports Commission for salaries of twenty-three new positions.
- Ordinance appropriating $170,474,898 to the Airports Commission for capital projects in fiscal 1992-93 passed finally.
- Ordinance appropriating $25,000,000 to the Airports Commission and rescinding $25,000,000 from [name withheld] passed finally.
- Ordinance appropriating $27,373,875 to the Airports Commission for capital projects in fiscal 1992-93 passed finally.
- Proposed $39.6M appropriation and matching rescission for Airports Commission capital projects; referred to Budget Committee.
- A $117,947,912 appropriation for Airports Commission projects and bond redemption was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Airport capital improvement projects receive $7,051,304 in funds, passed on final reading.
- Airports Commission's $117.9M appropriation for capital projects and bond redemption was continued to May 24, 1993.
- Airports Commission receives $117.9M for capital projects and bond redemption in fiscal 1992-93; finally passed.
- Airports Commission would accept a $12.6M federal grant for airport improvements; the proposal was referred to committee.
- The Airports Commission sought to accept a $12,598,891 federal grant from the Federal Aviation Administration for airport improvements.
- Proposed appropriation of $1,296,417 to the Airports Commission for airport police salaries was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Airports Commission seeks to accept $60,000 from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District for a Caltrain-SFO shuttle.
- Candlestick lease change lets 49ers prepay rent for stadium work; passed.
- Airports Commission's $147,629 appropriation for the Airport Master Plan, creating twenty-three positions, passed second reading.
- Ordinance giving the Airports Commission $147,629 from its operating fund to implement the Airport Master Plan was finally passed.
- Airports Commission authorized to accept and spend a $21,197,431 federal grant for airport improvements.
- Airports Commission may apply for and accept a $23,900,000 Federal Aviation Administration grant for Airport improvements.
- Health department lease at Fox Plaza sent to committee
- Consideration of a $9,892,664 federal airport grant was continued to September 9, 1996.
- Airports Commission may apply for and accept a $9,892,664 federal grant for Airport improvements, with $7,412,664 placed on reserve.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Airport Commission retroactively accept up to $147,000 for a compressed natural gas van project.
- Airport Commission was authorized to apply for and spend a $10,701,632 federal grant for airport improvements, referred to Finance Committee.
- Airport Commission sought authority to accept a $10,701,632 federal Aviation Administration grant for airport improvements.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $23,190,287 of Bond Fund balances for Airport capital projects; referred to Finance Committee.
- Airport Commission application to accept a $360,000 federal Aviation Administration grant for explosives detection was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $220,000,000 of airport bond proceeds for airport infrastructure projects, passed on first reading.
- Airport Commission authorized to accept a $360,000 federal grant from the Federal Aviation Administration for explosives detection.
- $1,501,492 sought for Port projects including Pier 45 apron repair
- Fong and Chan Architects' $260,000 gift of design services for an airport aviation library and museum was referred to Rules Committee.
- Airport Commission accepts a $260,000 architectural services gift from Fong and Chan Architects for the Aviation Library, Archive, and Museum.
- Port asked to shield Vallejo over a Pier 43 ferry terminal
- Resolution authorizing Airport Commission to accept a federal funding increase to $708,000 for its K-9 explosives team was adopted.
- Airport Commission proposed to accept and spend an $11.5M federal grant for airport improvements; sent to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Airport Commission authorized to accept and spend a $1,458,450 federal grant from the Federal Aviation Administration for airport improvements. linked by the name only, not checked
- Airport Commission may accept and spend an $8,370,743 federal grant for runway and taxiway improvements.
- Airport Commission may accept and spend a federal grant raised from $708,000 to $1,202,500 for its explosives-detection dog team.
- Airport Commission proposed applying for and accepting an $8.4M federal grant for runway and taxiway work.
- New $59 million airport cargo facility leased to Federal Express.
- Golf shop lease at new airport proposed.
- $143.5 million airport bonds for North Terminal and parking approved.
- Airport bonds fund AirTrain station and detention pond; first vote only.
- Finance and Labor Committee recommended, as amended, accepting a federal increase to $1.2M for the airport's K-9 bomb-detection team; $182,000 placed on reserve.
- $8.4 million federal grant for airport runway resurfacing advanced by committee.
- The Board finally passed a $55.1M appropriation for Airport Commission capital projects, including a rail transit system, for fiscal 1999-2000.
- The Board passed on first reading a $55.1M appropriation for airport capital improvements under the Airport's Master Plan.
- Proposed acceptance of a $116,000 Bay Area Air District grant for the Airport to buy compressed natural gas vehicles.
- Airport Commission authorized to accept and spend a $116,000 Bay Area Air District grant for compressed natural gas vehicles.
- Airport Commission accepted an $810,000 Bay Area Air District grant to buy compressed natural gas shuttle vehicles; adopted.
- Airport Commission accepts a $109,200 Bay Area Air District grant to buy medium-duty compressed natural gas vehicles.
- Airport Commission accepts a $590,000 Bay Area Air District grant to buy heavy-duty compressed natural gas vehicles.
- Proposed: $143.5M for North Terminal renovation and new airport parking.
- Grant for natural gas Airport shuttles sent to committee
- $810,000 grant for natural gas airport shuttles sent to committee
- Resolution to let the Airport Commission accept a $109,200 Bay Area Air District grant for medium-duty CNG vehicles was referred to committee.
- Five new Human Services jobs added to city pay list; not yet approved.
- Resolution to let the Airport Commission accept a $90,000 Bay Area Air District grant for heavy-duty CNG vehicles was referred to committee.
- Airport takes $810,000 clean-air grant for natural-gas shuttles; pending.
- Airport takes $109,200 clean-air grant for natural-gas buses; pending.
- Airport takes $810,000 clean-air grant for natural-gas shuttles; pending.
- Airport takes $90,000 clean-air grant for large natural-gas buses; pending.
- Airport takes $109,200 clean-air grant for natural-gas buses; pending.
- Airport takes $90,000 clean-air grant for large natural-gas buses; pending.
- A motion continued with no subject on this page
- Airport grant for shuttle natural gas vehicles; record shows no vote.
- Airport Commission may accept and spend a $90,000 Bay Area Air District grant for heavy-duty CNG vehicles.
- Airport gets grant for cleaner-fuel vehicles; sent to committee
- Airport seeks $116,000 to fund 16 cleaner-fuel vehicles.
- Airport to buy natural gas vehicles with an air district grant linked by the name only, not checked
- Airport to take $116,000 grant for cleaner-fuel vehicles. linked by the name only, not checked
- Airport gets $116,000 grant for cleaner natural-gas vehicles.
- Host International granted a North Terminal Hub airport lease for a specialty store and newsstand, first-year rent $2.55M.
- Airport Commission seeks to accept a $140,000 Bay Area Air District grant for clean-fuel buses; sent to committee.
- Supervisors Leno and Newsom proposed accepting a $980,000 Bay Area Air District grant for airport CNG shuttle vehicles; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Airport Commission seeks to accept a $980,000 Bay Area Air District grant for clean-fuel shuttle vehicles; sent to committee.
- Supervisors Leno and Newsom proposed accepting a $140,000 Bay Area Air District grant for airport CNG buses; sent to committee.
- Board authorized the Airport Commission to accept a $140,000 Air District grant to buy compressed natural gas buses.
- Airport Commission accepts a $140,000 Air District grant to buy compressed natural gas buses; the resolution was adopted.
- Airport Commission's proposed acceptance of a $980,000 Air District grant for compressed natural gas shuttle vehicles continues on the next page.
- Airport Commission seeks to accept a $980,000 Air District grant to buy compressed natural gas shuttle vehicles.
- $39.7 million of leftover airport bond money for projects awaits decision.
- Supervisor Newsom proposed appropriating $39,690,612 of bond fund balances for Airport capital improvements; passed on first reading.
- Appropriation of $39.7M in bond funds for Airport Commission capital improvements passed first reading.
- Passed ordinance appropriating $39.7M in bond fund balances for Airport Commission capital improvement projects in fiscal 2000-01.
- Airport capital improvement projects funded with $39,690,612 of bond fund balances were finally passed as Ordinance 306-00.
- Proposed Airport Commission acceptance of a $100,000 Bay Area Air Quality Management District grant to buy natural gas vans.
- Airport Commission proposes accepting a $100,000 Air District grant to buy CNG vans for airport permittees.
- Grant for natural gas airport vehicles sent to committee
- The Airport Commission was authorized to accept a $100,000 Bay Area Air District grant for compressed natural gas vans.
- The Airport Commission was authorized to accept a $99,000 Bay Area Air District grant for compressed natural gas autos and vans.
- Airport Commission would accept and spend $23,849,790 in federal Airport Improvement Program grant funds; referred to Finance Committee.
- Airport Commission was authorized to accept and spend about $23,849,790 in federal airport improvement grants; referred to committee.
- Airport Commission may accept and spend $23.8M in federal Federal Aviation Administration grants for airport improvements, adopted.
- Proposed acceptance of a $2,000,000 federal grant for Airport clean air vehicles and infrastructure, sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed acceptance of a $15,435,276 federal grant for Airport Improvement Program projects, sent to Finance Committee.
- Human Resources lease at 1145 Market Street sent to committee
- Airport Commission accepted and may spend a $15,435,276 federal grant for airport improvement projects.
- Airport Commission may accept and spend a $2,000,000 federal FAA grant for clean air vehicles.
- Airport Commission authorized to accept and spend a $2,000,000 federal grant for clean air vehicles, adopted.
- Airport Commission may accept and spend a $15.4M federal Federal Aviation Administration grant for airport improvements.
- Airport Commission's $244.8M appropriation of passenger facility charge revenue for terminal bonds was sent to Finance Committee.
- Airport capital projects to get $546.7M in new authority
- Bid to grant the McAllister Street driveway permit tabled
- Airport capital appropriations of $546.7M were passed on first reading as amended after rescinding $1.1B of unspent authority.
- Airport capital appropriations were reshuffled: $1.1B rescinded, $546.7M appropriated, passed as Ordinance 159-02.
- $378,186 grant for City CarShare sent to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $5,291,558 federal airport grant for runway reconfiguration environmental studies was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed federal boost for airport explosives dog team sent to committee.
- Federal grant of $493,000 for airport bomb-sniffing dogs proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- [name withheld] cash machines at airport, ten sites, lease proposed.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Airport Commission accept and spend an increased federal grant of $1,695,500 for the airport K-9 explosive detection team.
- Federal $5.3 million airport runway study delayed.
- Airport gets $5.3M federal grant for runway studies; pending.
- [name withheld] cash machine lease at airport still pending.
- Airport runway study grant and contract still pending.
- Airport Commission may accept a $5,291,558 federal grant for runway reconfiguration environmental studies; adopted as amended.
- Airport Commission was authorized to accept a $5,291,558 federal grant for runway reconfiguration environmental studies.
- Resolution proposed to accept a $3.5M federal grant to reimburse the Airport for September 11 extraordinary costs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of $3.5M federal grant to reimburse Airport Commission for September 11 extraordinary costs.
- $3.5 million federal reimbursement for 9/11 airport costs; still pending.
- Airport Commission may accept and spend a $3.5M federal grant to reimburse extraordinary costs after September 11.
- Children's health services to lease 1305-1309 Evans Avenue
- Airport Commission proposed accepting two grants totaling $248,000 from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District for clean air vehicles; sent to Finance Committee.
- Airport Commission proposed accepting $26,759,043 in federal FAA grants for airport improvements and security; sent to Finance and Audits Committee.
- Airport Commission may accept and spend $26.8M in federal FAA grants for airport improvements and security; sent to committee.
- $700,000 for airport cleaning sent to committee
- Proposed ordinance moves $700,000 from an Airport runway project to pay for Airport custodial services; sent to Budget Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Airport may accept $26.8M federal grant for projects.
- Proposed: $26.8 million federal grant for airport upgrades
- Proposed $700,000 appropriation for Airport custodial services passed on first reading.
- Airport moves $700,000 from runway project to cleaning; final vote needed.
- Board passed Ordinance 135-03, moving $700,000 to pay Airport custodial services for fiscal year 2002-03.
- $700,000 moved from airport runway project to cleaning services.
- Airport Commission may accept and spend $26,759,043 in federal FAA grant funds for airport improvements and security.
- Airport gets $26.8 million federal grant for upgrades and security.
- A proposed $518,266 federal grant from the Transportation Security Administration to the Airport Commission for SmartCatch video surveillance was sent to committee.
- Airport Commission seeks authority to accept and spend federal Transportation Security Administration funds; outcome on next page.
- Airport transport operators' clean-air grants cleared committee; not final.
- Air district grants for airport clean-air vehicles still pending.
- Proposed resolution lets the Airport accept $15.0M in federal FAA grants for security and noise work; sent to Finance Committee.
- An ordinance would approve settling the Airport Commission's unlitigated claim against National Airlines; the text continues on the next page.
- National Airlines settlement of $12,374 to airport advances in committee.
- Proposed settlement has National Airlines paying the Airport $12,374.23 over an unlitigated claim; passed on first reading.
- Airport gets $518,266 federal grant for video security tests
- Committee backs $518,266 federal airport security video grant
- Airport Commission may accept and spend $14,957,719 in federal Airport Improvement Program grants for security and noise improvements.
- Airport Commission was authorized to accept and spend a $518,266 federal grant from the Transportation Security Administration for SmartCatch video surveillance, adopted as 713-04.
- $15 million for airport baggage explosives scanners proposed
- Court filing fee increase proposed for law library
- Committee backs $15 million for airport explosives scanners
- Airport Commission was authorized to accept and spend a $44,000 federal transportation grant for planning interns.
- Airport Commission may accept and spend a $44,000 federal grant for ground transportation planning interns. linked by the name only, not checked
- Airport Commission authorized to accept a $44,000 federal grant for ground transportation planning interns, referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Airport's $20.1M federal security grant sent to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- Airport accepts $20,066,423 federal grants for security upgrades.
- Airport gets $276,070 in grants for cleaner vehicles. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port asked to take $4.2M for the Illinois Street bridge
- Proposed resolution would let the Airport Commission accept and spend $414,340 in Air District grants for clean air vehicles.
- Airport's $414,000 grant for cleaner airport vehicles sent to committee.
- Airport Commission proposed accepting three grants totaling $414,340 from the Bay Area Air District for clean air vehicles; sent to committee.
- Airport Commission authorized to accept and spend $414,340 in Bay Area Air Quality District grants for clean air airport vehicles.
- Airport gets $414,340 grant for cleaner shuttle vehicles.
- Airport Commission accepted a $10M federal Homeland Security grant for an air cargo explosive detection pilot program.
- The Airport was authorized to accept and spend a $10.0M federal Homeland Security grant for an air cargo explosive detection pilot.
- Airport gets $10 million federal grant for cargo bomb-detection pilot.
- Proposed resolution would let the Airport Commission accept and spend federal grant funding; outcome appears on the next page.
- Proposed: airport may accept and spend federal grant funding.
- $1.4 million for airport perimeter security tech; set for next meeting. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of $609,711 Bay Area Air District grant and $500,000 Caltrans match to retrofit diesel airport buses; sent to Budget Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $1,375,694 federal TSA grant for airport perimeter security technology was referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- $1.4 million federal grant for airport perimeter security approved.
- Airport takes $609,711 grant to clean up diesel buses.
- The Airport Commission was authorized to accept and spend a $609,711 air district grant and a $500,000 state matching grant.
- Airport Commission may retroactively accept and spend $2,297,483 in federal TSA funds for its K-9 explosives team.
- Proposed resolution would let the Airport accept and spend $139,462.72 in state 9-1-1 funds for an SFO phone upgrade; sent to committee.
- Resolution proposed for the Airport Commission to accept two grants totaling $298,000 for clean air vehicles; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Resolution authorizes the Airport Commission to accept and spend $849,126 from the Transportation Security Administration; referred to committee.
- Airport Commission may accept and spend $849,126 in federal TSA funds for airport explosives-detection dogs.
- $298,000 accepted for clean air vehicles at the airport
- Airport Commission authorized to accept and spend $849,126 from the Transportation Security Administration for a K-9 explosives team; adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Airport Commission may accept and spend $1,399,709.57 in Bay Area air district grants for clean airport vehicles.
- $1.4M in air-quality grants accepted for clean Airport vehicles
- Airport Commission may retroactively accept and spend $139,462.72 in state funds for an SFO 9-1-1 phone upgrade.
- The Airport Commission was authorized retroactively to accept and spend a $1,700,000 state grant for a hydrogen fueling station. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Airport Commission was authorized retroactively to accept and spend $1,399,709.57 in three Bay Area air district grants.
- The Airport Commission may retroactively accept and spend $700,500 from the federal Transportation Security Administration for an airport K-9 explosives team. linked by the name only, not checked
- Federal grant of $203,000 from the Transportation Security Administration for the airport K-9 explosives team was referred to committee.
- Federal grant of $350,500 from the Transportation Security Administration for the airport K-9 explosives team was proposed.
- Airport Commission may retroactively accept and spend $203,000 from the Transportation Security Administration for its K-9 team.
- Airport Commission may retroactively accept and spend $350,500 from the Transportation Security Administration for its K-9 team.
- The Airport Commission was authorized to accept and spend $700,500 in federal TSA funding for its K-9 explosives team.
- Airport Commission retroactively accepted and spent a $1,700,000 state grant for a hydrogen vehicle fueling station. linked by the name only, not checked
- Airport Commission retroactively accepted three grants totaling $1,399,709.57 from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District for clean air vehicles.
- May 19 declared [name withheld] in San Francisco
- Airport's $700,500 federal grant for explosives-sniffing dogs sent to committee.
- Airport to accept $700,500 federal grant for explosives dogs; vote not shown.
- Federal money approved for new airport air traffic control tower
- May 19 proposed as [name withheld]; next meeting.
- $600,500 for airport bomb-sniffing dogs sent to committee
- Airport to take $600,500 federal grant for explosives-detection dogs.
- Airport gets $600,500 federal grant for bomb-sniffing dog team
- $502 million airport building money proposed, not yet decided.
- Airport bonds up to $502 million approved
- $543 million for airport building projects passes first vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposal: airport projects get $543.2 million from bond sales.
- $543 million of airport bond money approved for building projects
- $543 million bond money set aside for airport building projects.
- May 2013 to be named
- Successor to old redevelopment agency gets interim budget
- $1.97 billion airport improvements still in committee.
- Airport bond money for capital projects passes first reading
- Up to $1.97 billion in airport bonds approved
- Proposed $1.97B from bond sales for airport improvements.
- Airport Commission appropriated $1.97 billion from bond sales for FY2013-2014 capital improvement projects, with $30.2 million held in reserve.
- Airport rental-car cafe lease changed; five-year term
- Airport aircraft-service lease extended five years, to 2022
- $2,673,349 airport budget change proposed.
- Proposed $263.1 million bonds to fund home loans.
- $2.7M airport spending plan for 2015-16 put off.
- Airport budget increase of $2.67 million proposed; final vote pending.
- Airport gets $750,000 state grant for recycled water plant
- Airport budget increased by $2.67 million for 2015-16
- Proposal: [name withheld] leases airport cargo building for three years.
- Overtime budget money passed first reading as a whole.