All decisions
about 170 Board decisions about Art Commission, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- A $1,250 transfer from Chief Administrative Officer funds to the Art Commission was laid over one week.
- Transfer of $1,250 from the Chief Administrative Officer's appropriation to the Art Commission for expenses through June 30, 1932 was adopted.
- Maiden Lane closed for the Art Commission's outdoor show in May
- The Board accepted a $1,000 gift from various donors for prize awards at the Art Commission's Fifth Annual Art Festival.
- Art Commission accepted an $8,912.80 bequest from Rupert Nelson's estate to sponsor Scandinavian art.
- The Board passed on second reading a $6,500 appropriation from the Art Commission for a special symphony concert.
- $6,500 appropriated from the Art Commission for a special symphony concert at Civic Auditorium on May 13, finally passed.
- The Art Commission receives $11,325.75 for Municipal Symphony concerts.
- City's $1,650 settlement with [name withheld] awaits final vote.
- Boat docks at Bayview Park leased to one operator
- $10,287 approved for Municipal Symphony concerts of 1962 and 1963
- [name withheld] Bosworth Street land bought for $18,000 for widening
- Closing of Juniper Street between Harrison and Bryant Streets heard
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $161,291.57 to various departments for operations and improvements.
- City accepts $500 gift to buy graphic arts library books
- Proposed $37,500 payment to settle lawsuit with M & K Corporation. linked by the name only, not checked
- $78,308 Neighborhood Arts Program sent to committee.
- Board finally passed a $78,308.32 appropriation for the Art Commission's Neighborhood Arts Program.
- Airport gets $369,400 in federal money for development
- Art Commission accepts $37,500 gift for neighborhood arts
- Couple allowed to file a late claim against the city.
- The Art Commission accepted a $3,500 gift from the Zellerbach Family Fund for a neighborhood arts revolving fund.
- City accepts $14,750 in gifts for arts and library
- Wrong property tax assessments for 1969-71 corrected linked by the name only, not checked
- City seeks federal money to keep building code enforcement going until 1973
- Levi Strauss gives $500 toward sculpture at Bush Street Playground
- $3,130 in gifts accepted for an art festival and day care linked by the name only, not checked
- Art Commission accepts $770.80 gift for neighbourhood arts program linked by the name only, not checked
- Relatives made legally liable to help support Old Age Security recipients
- Donated gifts for city programs; decision follows.
- $30,000 arts grant accepted for neighborhood programs linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts donated pants for jail inmates and $1,000 for arts
- City accepts gifts from donors for social services and arts
- Donations accepted for day care and an art exhibit
- City accepts $15,000 gift for Neighborhood Arts Program
- Donor gifts for Chinatown day care and studies; no vote shown.
- City accepts gift money for arts, after-hours help and day care
- City accepts donated dental equipment, furniture and arts funds
- $91,654 equipment and operations money postponed to March 19.
- $6,000 foundation gift for neighbourhood arts postponed to March 19.
- $6,000 private gift accepted for neighborhood arts program
- Proposal: $60,000 arts gift from a national fund for neighborhood programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- $2,500 from The San Francisco Foundation for the Kearny Street Workshop
- Revenue-sharing $1.7 million for arts, fire, opera house
- Accepted $4,575 gift for Filipino community arts program linked by the name only, not checked
- Revenue-sharing $1.7 million for arts, fire, opera house
- Proposed: fire inspection hires cut to one lieutenant
- Proposes $1.7 million for arts, fire gear, opera house and War Memorial.
- $250,000 for neighborhood arts programs moves toward final vote.
- $250,000 for neighborhood arts programs approved
- Gift of $4,575 to start a Filipino community arts program.
- Would accept $4,575 to start a Filipino community arts program.
- Title only here; the vote is in the next entry.
- $82,000 moved to the Art Commission for a Haight Street building
- $82,000 moved to the Art Commission for a Haight Street building
- San Francisco Foundation gives $1,650 to the Kearny Street Workshop
- Resolution to accept a $20,000 National [name withheld] for the Arts grant for the Neighborhood Arts Program was referred to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors adopted a resolution accepting a $20,000 National [name withheld] for the Arts grant for the Art Commission's Neighborhood Arts Program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Small budget transfers for Art Commission and Library; no result shown.
- Small money moves for arts, purchasing and library; see next row. linked by the name only, not checked
- $7,000 national arts grant considered for neighborhood programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Gift of $9,181 for an arts truck; vote not shown.
- Remaining $412,000 for arts centers sent back to committee.
- City accepts $20,000 and $5,010 arts grants for neighborhood, mural projects
- Art Commission accepts $10,000 to make video about arts jobs
- City accepts $9,600 arts grant for a composer's residency linked by the name only, not checked
- General Hospital gets $295,000 for building improvements linked by the name only, not checked
- Would release $16,000 for community cultural centers; no vote shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Would accept $2,500 federal arts gift for a street opera. linked by the name only, not checked
- $1,000 gift for Bayview youth dance programs; vote not shown.
- Laguna Honda Hospital safety upgrade money proposed.
- City accepts $100,000 federal arts gift for neighborhood programs linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts donor cash for the Public Library
- Budget transfer for Art Commission and City Planning sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Symphony concert money moved to equipment; vote not shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts $3,200 gift for a Bicentennial theatre project
- City accepts $29,340 gift toward Bicentennial theatre project
- Art Commission accepts $7,000 and $7,500 federal arts grants for neighborhood programs
- City accepts $6,895 gift from a foundation for arts
- $82,000 proposed to move from Haight Street Theater to street work
- City accepts federal arts gift for American Indian workshop program linked by the name only, not checked
- Donations accepted for neighborhood arts program linked by the name only, not checked
- $82,000 to return to the Haight Street Theater if bought
- $82,000 moved from the Haight Street Theater to street improvements
- $83,500 for 455 Valencia Street returned to neighborhood arts linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed money for Shaff's Building upkeep, taken from arts program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Money to maintain and improve Shafft's Building approved linked by the name only, not checked
- $83,500 for 455 Valencia renovation pulled back linked by the name only, not checked
- Arts Commission may take $25,000 state money for jobs project linked by the name only, not checked
- Arts Commission may accept $59,000 state arts grant linked by the name only, not checked
- Arts Commission may accept $114,000 federal arts grant linked by the name only, not checked
- $5,531 voted to clean and repair United Nations Plaza linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board voted to raise Art Commission funding by $98,000 to 70 percent of its request.
- Art office may take and spend $4,000 grant for annual festival
- Art festival $2,000 from Levi Strauss Foundation sent to committee.
- Art festival gets $2,000 from Levi Strauss Foundation
- City accepts $30,000 from a local foundation for neighborhood arts.
- City accepts $87,000 federal arts grant for neighborhood arts linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepted $20,000 gift for Neighborhood Arts Program
- Arts Commission takes $7,500 from National Endowment for the Arts linked by the name only, not checked
- Art Commission accepts $4,000 from Bill Graham Productions for blues festival
- Art Commission seeks $40,000 foundation grant for neighborhood arts.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Art Commission accept and spend $1,200 from Friends of SCRAP for arts programs.
- $23,000 sought for Candlestick Park supplies and upkeep linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Art Commission accept and spend $2,000 from the Zellerbach Family Fund for the Western Addition Cultural Center.
- Art Commission grant of $17,500 from the California Arts Council for a Neighborhood Arts Program was re-referred to committee.
- The Board authorized the Art Commission to accept and spend $10,000 from the Columbia Foundation for its Neighborhood Arts Program.
- Art Commission may accept and spend $5,000 from the Evelyn and Walter Haas Jr. Fund for neighborhood arts. linked by the name only, not checked
- 3151-55 Twenty-third Street leased for the Department of Public Health
- Art Commission authorized to apply for and spend $50,000 from the California Arts Council for neighborhood arts.
- Art Commission authorized to apply for and spend $7,500 from McDonald's Corporation for neighborhood arts.
- $32,737 accepted for the Recreation and Park Department's recovery plan
- Chevron USA's $10,000 gift to the Art Commission for its Neighborhood Arts Program was accepted.
- A resolution sponsored by Supervisor Ward was moved for adoption; its outcome appears on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Art Commission was authorized to accept and spend a $9,493 California Arts Council matching grant.
- Art Commission accepts a $20,000 gift from [name withheld].A. for its Black Mazque program.
- Art Commission may accept and spend $49,995 from the California Art Council for its Neighborhood Arts Program.
- 250 Noe Street to be taken for open space
- Art Commission may accept $15,000 from San Francisco Fair and Exposition for the Civic Center Arts Festival.
- Art Commission may accept and spend $6,000 from American Express Company for the Civic Center Art Festival.
- A $50,000 National [name withheld] for the Arts grant to the Art Commission was sent to the Culture and Recreation Committee.
- Art Commission authorized to accept and spend a $50,000 National [name withheld] for the Arts grant.
- $25,000 grant sought for the Art Commission gallery on Grove Street
- Herbst Foundation gives $20,000 for a gallery at 155 Grove Street
- Art Commission authorized to accept and spend a $50,000 gift from the
- Art Commission, through Friends of the Art Commission, may apply for and spend a $35,000 federal arts grant.
- Board passed an ordinance moving $6,706 in Art Commission salary funds for one reclassified position.
- Final passage moved $11,141 from permanent to temporary salaries for the Art Commission.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $8,500 to the Art Commission for professional and special services.
- Controller proposes $2,700 for Art Commission fence and gate security system; passed for second reading.
- A hearing was requested on releasing $5,000 to the Art Commission for salary; it was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Examiner Charities gives $20,000 to shore up North Lake linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance giving the Art Commission $30,000 as a local match for a state arts plan passed first reading.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $30,000 to the Art Commission as a local match for a state arts plan.
- Ordinance appropriating $49,282 to the Art Commission for rent, telephone and other services passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance giving the Art Commission $49,282 for property rental, services and telephone costs.
- $65,000 for Art Commission youth projects sent to committee
- $50,000 for historic monuments and transit shelter art
- Art Commission may retroactively accept a $60,000 annual Burlington Resources Foundation grant for its 1991 POPS Series.
- $115,000 for Art Commission contract work on Market Street art
- Bureau of Architecture offices leased at 30 Van Ness Avenue
- Parking and Traffic offices at 25 Van Ness Avenue extended
- Arts Commission may accept a renewed $60,000 Burlington Resources Foundation grant for the 1992 POPS Series, sent to Finance.
- Art Commission seeks to accept $68,000 in California Arts Council funds for artist referral and arts services.
- Art Commission authorized to accept and spend a renewed $60,000 Burlington Resources Foundation grant for the 1992 POPS Series.
- Art Commission authorized to accept and spend a $68,000 California Arts Council grant for artist services and arts education.
- Controller's $5,100 appropriation for Art Commission police security services was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $5,100 to the Art Commission for police security services passed on first reading.
- Art Commission authorized to apply for and spend $30,000 in California Arts Council funds, referred to committee.
- Art Commission was authorized to apply for and spend a $30,000 California Arts Council grant.
- Proposed $26,570 appropriation for Art Commission heat, light and power sent to Budget Committee.
- Arts fund's $760,548 from hotel tax heads for final vote.
- Proposed: hotel tax money for arts endowment funds.
- Art Commission to seek $30,000 state arts funding for artist networks and community arts education; referred to committee.
- Art Commission was authorized to apply for and accept a $30,000 California Arts Council grant for arts programmes.
- Lease taken at 760 Harrison Street for the mental health clinic
- Board authorized the Art Commission to apply for an $86,100 National [name withheld] for the Arts grant for Asian American arts.
- Ordinance passed appropriating $15,000 from Public Art Fund revenue for one Art Commission position.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $1.5M from reserve for rent subsidies to nonprofit arts groups facing eviction; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Symphony concert funding cut by $31,964 proposed.
- $23,273 of property tax money for symphony concerts; not decided.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $23,273 from property tax revenue for Art Commission municipal symphony concerts passed first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- $500,000 to replace parking revenue lost in Golden Gate Park
- Passed final: $23,273 of property tax revenue funds municipal symphony concerts run by the Art Commission.
- $500,000 to replace parking revenue lost in Golden Gate Park
- $6.6 million for probation, health and social services; first vote passed.