All decisions
53 Board decisions about Association of Bay Area Gov…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- $3,536 for the city's Association of Bay Area Governments dues
- $3,536 for the city's Association of Bay Area Governments dues
- The Clerk presented a request to refer the Association of Bay Area Governments regional government proposal to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopts $44,520 in dues to keep San Francisco a member of the Association of Bay Area Governments.
- City budget appropriation of $9.6 million for various departments and capital projects passed for second reading.
- $392,000 to steady Telegraph Hill slope sent to committee.
- Support for Bay Area coastline planning funds sent to committee.
- $1.15 million street work money: first vote passed.
- Small budget changes: a car, cash funds, coastal planning linked by the name only, not checked
- Small budget moves: a new car, cash fund, coastal planning linked by the name only, not checked
- City joins Bay Area coastline planning program for $3,600
- Small city share of regional mapping data project approved
- Resolution urging participation in a regional AIDS education program sponsored by the Association of Bay Area Governments was referred to committee.
- Board urges city participation in a regional AIDS education program sponsored by the Association of Bay Area Governments; adopted.
- Supervisor Hongisto's resolution urging support for a regional Bay Trail was referred to the Board's April 3 calendar.
- Hongisto's resolution supporting a regional Bay Trail was withdrawn because the Board had already backed it.
- Board appropriates $6,376 for a Bay Area hazardous waste committee agreement with the Association of Bay Area Governments; passed for second reading.
- A $23,508 appropriation to pay the Association of Bay Area Governments membership was referred to Budget Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $23,508 from the General Fund Reserve to pay the Chief Administrative Officer's membership in the Association of Bay Area Governments.
- Committee backs $500,000 state grant for Pier 98 wetlands.
- Bay Trail improvement grant from Bay Area governments recommended
- Department of Public Works would accept a $236,328 ABAG grant for Bay Trail infrastructure improvements, pending committee review.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting Public Works accept and spend an ABAG grant for Bay Trail improvements.
- Port Commission's acceptance of $1,000,000 in state grants for the Ferry Terminal public pier was sent to Finance Committee.
- $1 million in grants for ferry pier project; still pending.
- Port Commission may accept and spend $1,000,000 in state grants for the Ferry Terminal public pier project.
- Port Commission authorized to accept $4.2M in state grants for the Illinois Street Intermodal Bridge, referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- May 2005 proposed as Asian Pacific American Heritage Month; next meeting.
- $100,000 grant accepted for a public pier at the ferry terminal.
- Port asked to take $4.2M for the Illinois Street bridge
- Proposed $4,500,000 tax-exempt bond issue by the Association of Bay Area Governments to rehabilitate Aspen South Hills housing; referred for adoption.
- $30,000 study of a Jefferson Street redesign sent to committee
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Planning Department accept and spend up to $30,000 from the Association of Bay Area Governments for a Jefferson Street study.
- Planning Department seeks retroactive acceptance of a $30,000 state grant for the Jefferson Street redesign study.
- Board approves up to $30,000,000 in tax-exempt bonds to rehabilitate the housing project at 178 Townsend Street. linked by the name only, not checked
- $875,957 state grant for energy-saving projects approved
- Board to back a citywide health information exchange
- Board adopts Resolution No. 184-11 ahead of a Jefferson Street grant
- $97,339 grant sought for the Marina Green bicycle trail
- $97,339 accepted for the Marina Green bicycle trail
- Presidio branch library reopening honored
- Health Information Exchange for San Francisco backed
- $90,000 grant for the Pier 43 promenade at Fisherman's Wharf
- Edinburg Street renamed Edinburgh Street to fix a spelling error
- Proposed $931,000 grant for city energy-saving program.
- Proposed: $931,000 grant for energy efficiency program.
- Accepts $931,000 grant for energy-saving programs in the Bay Area
- Local hiring rules would be extended, with a required participation level.
- City accepts $371,258 grant for energy-saving programs.
- Proposed $371,258 grant for regional energy-saving programs.
- [name withheld] proposed for regional conservation status
- City plans to accept $609,258 grant for energy-saving programs, pending.
- Caltrans agreement for the Lombard Street safety project