All decisions
about 400 Board decisions about Department of the Environme…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Proposed $96,920 appropriation from General Fund Reserve for Department of Environment office costs, referred to Finance Committee.
- Environment Department to accept $60,000 in in-kind services from [name withheld]; referred for adoption.
- Supervisor Newsom proposed accepting $60,000 in-kind services from [name withheld] for the Department of the Environment.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of the Environment accept $60,000 in in-kind services from [name withheld].
- Board authorizes the Environment Department to accept $60,000 in-kind services from [name withheld].
- Department of Environment was referred a resolution to apply for a $72,450 state grant for green building training workshops.
- Environment Department asked to apply for a $72,450 state grant for a green building toolkit and workshops; referred to the full Board.
- $146,244 to hire two energy staff for city buildings, held up.
- Release of $146,244 in reserved funds for the Environment Department's energy conservation programs was continued to the call of the chair.
- Ordinance proposing $89,000 for the Department of Environment's Hunters Point Shipyard cleanup information window was sent to Finance and Labor Committee.
- Analyst reviews $89,000 for a Hunters Point cleanup info center.
- $89,000 for a Hunters Point cleanup information center, put off.
- Department of the Environment's $72,450 grant from the California Integrated Waste Management Board was received and sent to the Public Health and Environment Committee.
- Environment Department accepts a $72,450 state grant for a green building toolkit, sent to Public Health and Environment Committee.
- Authorizes the Environment Department to accept and spend $900,000 from the Bay Area Air Quality District for clean air.
- Committee continued a hearing on releasing $146,244 reserved for the Environment Department's energy conservation programs.
- Department of Environment asked committee to release $146,244 in reserved Hetch Hetchy funds for a contract and energy modeling.
- Northern California Service League gets space in the Hall of Justice
- The Environment Department may accept and spend a $72,450 state grant for green building training.
- Department of the Environment may accept a $7.8M grant from the California Public Utilities Commission for a small business lighting retrofit program.
- Proposed acceptance of a $7.8M California Public Utilities Commission grant for small business lighting was sent to committee.
- Department of the Environment authorized to accept a $7,800,000 state grant for a small business lighting retrofit program; adopted.
- The Department of the Environment proposed accepting a $7,800,000 state grant for a small business lighting retrofit program; referred to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment may spend a $7.8M state grant on a small business lighting retrofit program.
- The Department of the Environment was authorized to apply for a $965,000 air quality grant from the Bay Area district.
- The Department of the Environment's proposed acceptance of a $300,000 state grant for motor oil recycling was sent to committee.
- A resolution to accept a grant of up to $300,000 for used motor oil recycling was sent to committee.
- Up to $300,000 state grant for used oil recycling moves forward.
- Department of the Environment allowed to accept up to $300,000 state grant for used motor oil recycling and household hazardous waste.
- [name withheld] water pipelines to move along Bayshore Boulevard
- The Department of the Environment was authorized to accept and spend a $300,000 state grant for used motor oil recycling.
- The Department of Environment may retroactively accept and spend a $450,330 state grant for beverage container recycling.
- Proposed accepting and spending a $361,023 state grant for used motor oil and household hazardous waste recycling; sent to Health Committee.
- Proposed resolution lets the Environment Department accept and spend a $361,023 state grant for used motor oil recycling; sent to committee.
- Environment Department to accept and spend a $69,507.24 state grant for household lamp-disposal education.
- $40,000 settlement of a city claim sent to committee.
- The Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $69,507.24 state grant for lamp disposal education.
- Proposed acceptance of a $450,330 state grant for beverage container recycling, sent to Health and Human Services Committee.
- Proposed resolution lets the Environment Department accept and spend a $450,330 state beverage container recycling grant.
- The Environment Department was authorized to retroactively accept and spend a $450,330 state beverage recycling grant.
- Proposed acceptance of a $51,500 Environmental Protection Agency grant for a dental mercury reduction program was sent to City Services Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment's $440,984 grant from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District to retrofit six heavy-duty vehicles was sent to the Land Use Committee.
- Proposed acceptance of a $51,500 EPA grant for the Department of the Environment's dental mercury reduction program, referred to City Services Committee.
- Supervisors urge the state utilities commission to allocate $16M from the Public Goods Charge to the city's environment department for emergency energy efficiency; referred for adoption at next meeting.
- Supervisor Gonzalez urged the California PUC to allocate $16 million from the Public Goods Charge to San Francisco's Department of Environment; it was referred.
- $9,765.23 state grant sought to develop markets for recycled products
- Resolution urges the state utilities commission to give $16 million to the Department of Environment for an emergency energy efficiency program.
- Board amended a resolution urging the state utilities commission to allocate $16 million to the Department of Environment for energy efficiency.
- The Department of the Environment seeks to accept and spend a $9,765.23 state grant for recycled-product markets; sent to committee.
- Department of Environment proposed accepting a $15,000 San Francisco Foundation grant to help schools start organics recycling; referred to committee.
- A $5,000 San Francisco Foundation grant to the Environment Department for school organics programs was sent to committee.
- Environment Department may accept a $15,000 San Francisco Foundation grant to help schools start organics waste collection.
- The Environment Department may retroactively accept and spend a $9,765.23 state grant to develop recycled product markets.
- Environment Department may retroactively accept and spend $9,765.23 from the state to develop markets for recycled products.
- Environment Department's $440,984 air-district grant to convert six heavy vehicles to liquid natural gas was sent to Land Use Committee.
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $440,984 Bay Area Air Quality grant to retrofit six heavy-duty vehicles. linked by the name only, not checked
- Environment Department was authorized to accept and spend a $440,984 air district grant to convert six heavy-duty vehicles to LNG.
- $50,000 grant to set up air monitors in Bayview; pending.
- The Environment Department proposed accepting and spending a $50,000 San Francisco Foundation grant for Bayview Hunters Point air monitoring; sent to Land Use Committee.
- Proposed resolution lets the Environment Department apply for and accept a $189,938 state grant for waste tire enforcement. linked by the name only, not checked
- $244,619 state grant for used oil recycling; still pending.
- Proposed resolution lets the Environment Department accept a $244,619 state grant for used motor oil recycling. linked by the name only, not checked
- State grant to enforce proper waste tire disposal; still pending.
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $244,619 state grant to boost used motor oil recycling and household hazardous waste management.
- Accepts $350,000 federal grant for supervised child visit program.
- City takes state grant to enforce proper tire disposal. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of Environment may accept and spend a $50,000 San Francisco Foundation grant for Bayview Hunters Point air monitoring.
- Plan to accept $50,000 grant for Bayview air monitors.
- $25,000 state grant for recycled-tire surfaces in a garage; not decided.
- A $25,000 state grant for recycled tire rubber surfaces at the Golden Gate Concourse parking garage was sent to City Services Committee.
- City Department of the Environment proposes accepting a $25,000 federal EPA grant for green building training; sent to committee.
- Environment Department proposed accepting a $25,000 federal grant for green building training of city staff; sent to committee.
- Environment Department authorized to accept and spend a $25,000 state grant for recycled tire rubber surfaces in Golden Gate Concourse parking garage.
- Environment Department accepts a $25,000 state grant for recycled tire rubber surfaces in the Golden Gate Concourse parking facility.
- Environment Department may accept a $25,000 state grant for recycled tire rubber surfaces at the Golden Gate Concourse parking facility.
- The Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $25,000 state grant for recycled tire surfaces at Golden Gate Concourse parking; adopted as amended.
- The Department of the Environment was authorized to accept and spend a $51,500 EPA grant to reduce mercury from dental offices.
- The Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $51,500 EPA grant for a dental mercury reduction program.
- Department of the Environment's acceptance of a $25,000 Goldman Fund grant for hydrogen fueling was referred to the next Board meeting.
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $25,000 grant from the Richard and Rhoda Goldman Fund for hydrogen fueling.
- Department of the Environment's acceptance of a $50,000 PG&E grant for hydrogen fueling was referred to the next Board meeting.
- The Department of the Environment was proposed to accept and spend a $20,000 Safe Tree Program grant; sent to Land Use Committee.
- Board authorizes the Department of the Environment to apply for a $50,000 California Coastal Commission grant for teaching students about water pollution.
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $50,000 grant from PG&E for hydrogen fueling infrastructure.
- Plan to seek $261,961 state grant for proper tire disposal.
- $261,961 state grant sought to enforce tire disposal rules.
- Department of the Environment may apply for a $261,961 state grant to enforce proper disposal of waste tires.
- State grant of $261,961 sought to enforce proper tire disposal.
- Environment department to take $25,000 Goldman Fund grant for hydrogen fueling.
- Environment department to take $50,000 PG&E grant for hydrogen fueling.
- City takes $25,000 from Goldman Fund for hydrogen fueling.
- The Department of the Environment was authorized to accept and spend a $20,000 Safe Tree Program grant for an urban forest plan.
- Environment department gets $20,000 to plan city's urban forest.
- Resolution adopted authorizing the Department of the Environment to accept a $6,000 grant to expand school composting programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to accept and spend a $112,000 state grant for an away-from-home recycling project was referred for adoption.
- Environment Department's $25,000 EPA grant to reduce seniors' exposure to environmental hazards was referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment accepted a $15,400 grant from Altamont Education Advisory Board to expand school recycling and lunchroom composting. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed resolution would let the Department of the Environment seek $726,400 from the Bay Air Quality Management District for air quality programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment was authorized to accept and spend a $61,223.20 grant from [name withheld] and Chemicals for a hydrogen fueling station.
- The Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $15,000 EPA grant to build a green building projects database. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of the Environment accept and spend a $20,000 federal grant for Bayview air monitoring. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment proposed accepting a $350,000 air district grant to equip 33 garbage trucks with diesel controls.
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $350,000 grant from the Bay Area Air Quality District for diesel emission controls on garbage trucks.
- Proposed: the Department of the Environment accept and spend a $15,400 grant from Altamont Education Advisory Board for school composting; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Environment Department's acceptance of a $61,223.20 Air Products grant for a hydrogen station was sent to committee.
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $112,000 state grant for an away-from-home recycling project.
- Department of the Environment proposed applying for a $350,000 Bay Area Air Quality grant to cut solid waste truck emissions. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment proposed accepting a $61,223.20 Air Products grant for a hydrogen fueling station; referred to Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment proposed applying for a $350,000 Bay Area Air Quality grant to cut solid waste truck emissions.
- Environment Department authorized to accept and spend a $61,223.20 grant from [name withheld] and Chemicals for a hydrogen fueling station. linked by the name only, not checked
- Environment Department accepts a $61,223.20 grant from [name withheld] for hydrogen fueling station site work.
- Resolution letting the Department of the Environment apply for $726,400 in Bay Area air quality grant funds was referred for adoption without committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution authorizes the Department of the Environment to accept and spend a $25,000 federal grant for senior hazard outreach.
- Environment Department asked to accept a $61,223.20 Air Products grant for a hydrogen fueling station; referred to the next meeting.
- Environment Department asked to accept a $20,000 federal grant for Bayview Hunters Point air monitoring; referred to the next meeting.
- Environment Department may accept and spend a $150,000 state grant to launch a farmers' market in Bayview Hunters Point.
- $150,000 state grant funds a new farmers' market in Bayview.
- $150,000 state grant funds a new farmers' market in Bayview.
- Grant for new Bayview farmers' market sent to committee.
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $150,000 state grant to launch a farmers' market in Bayview Hunters Point.
- The Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $30,000 Environmental Protection Agency grant for a Green Healthcare Working Group.
- $112,000 state grant for away-from-home recycling set for next meeting.
- State grant funds away-from-home recycling project. linked by the name only, not checked
- City support for WorldPride in Jerusalem proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- City backs the WorldPride celebration in Jerusalem. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: $23,000 grant for clean-air workshop and environmental justice conference. linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts $196,453 federal grant for after-school snack program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Pollution filters for 33 garbage trucks proposed.
- Garbage trucks to get pollution-cutting equipment, paid by a $350,000 grant.
- Environment Department may accept and spend $15,000 from the EPA for a municipal green building database; referred for adoption.
- Resolution lets the Department of the Environment accept and spend a $25,000 EPA grant for senior toxics outreach; referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- $23,600 accepted for Muni radio replacement and Third Street work
- $15,400 grant for school recycling and composting; not decided. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bayview air monitoring project gets $20,000 federal grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- $61,223 company grant to finish a hydrogen fuel station; not decided.
- Hydrogen fueling station grant sent to committee, not yet decided. linked by the name only, not checked
- Hydrogen fueling station grant sent to committee, not yet decided.
- Department of the Environment proposed accepting a $200,000 Bay Area air district grant for a bicycle route planning tool; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Maxwell proposed accepting a $430,500 grant from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District to retrofit diesel vehicles; referred for adoption.
- $990,000 federal grant sought to remake the Hotel Essex linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $50,000 grant from the Campaign to Save the Windmills. linked by the name only, not checked
- Environment Department may accept a $19,250 grant from [name withheld] to run a Bayview Hunters Point farmers' market; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment proposed accepting a $78,909 state grant to boost used motor oil recycling at marinas; referred.
- Resolution adopted letting the Environment Department accept and spend $78,909 state grant for marina used-oil recycling. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposal to accept a $50,000 grant from the Campaign to Save the Windmills for wind energy curriculum, referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposal to accept a $17,250 grant from the Altamont Education Advisory Board to expand school recycling and composting, referred to committee.
- Mirkarimi's resolution to accept a $50,000 Aryshire Foundation grant to redesign the EcoCenter at 11 Grove Street was referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mirkarimi's resolution to accept a $49,980 state grant for re-use of construction and demolition materials was proposed; outcome continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $12,100 Columbia Foundation grant for a climate change art installation. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $17,250 grant from Altamont Education Advisory Board for school composting. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of the Environment accept and spend a $78,909 state grant.
- Proposal to accept a $12,100 Columbia Foundation grant for a climate change art installation was referred for adoption without committee reference. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment may accept a $19,250 grant from [name withheld] to run a Bayview Hunters Point farmers' market; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $129,600 state grant for the Department of the Environment to study diesel pollution in Bayview Hunters Point; referred to committee.
- Proposed recognition of February as Black History Month. linked by the name only, not checked
- Grant for pollution filters on 41 city heavy vehicles proposed.
- Environment Department may accept and spend a $430,500 grant from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District to retrofit 41 diesel vehicles. linked by the name only, not checked
- Solar panels proposed for the recycling plant at Pier 96
- $200,000 grant for a web tool to plan bike routes.
- $200,000 grant for online bike route planning tool approved
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $200,000 air district grant for a bicycle route planning tool. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $42,500 state grant to upgrade the Embarcadero bike station with BikeStation.
- Embarcadero bike station gets state grant for upgrades.
- City asks US to probe revoked visas for a university group. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $17,250 grant to expand school recycling and composting. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board approved the Department of the Environment accepting a $17,250 grant to expand school recycling and composting.
- Environment department accepted $50,000 grant for wind energy teaching panels. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board approved the Department of the Environment accepting a $50,000 grant for wind energy education panels.
- The Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $12,100 Columbia Foundation grant for a climate change art installation.
- Department of the Environment proposed accepting a $78,909 state grant to expand used motor oil recycling at marinas; referred.
- Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution letting the Department of the Environment accept and spend a $78,909 state grant for oil recycling. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of the Environment accept and spend a $19,250 grant from [name withheld] for a Bayview Hunters Point farmers' market. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of the Environment was authorized to accept a $129,600 state grant to study and reduce diesel pollution in Bayview Hunters Point.
- $342,000 offered for a bus pad at Ingerson and Griffith linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $19,250 grant from [name withheld] to run a Bayview Hunters Point farmers' market.
- $50,000 offered to redesign the EcoCenter at 11 Grove Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Environment Department may accept and spend a $129,600 state grant to study and reduce diesel pollution in Bayview Hunters Point. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board approved the Environment Department accepting a $19,250 grant from [name withheld] to run a Bayview Hunters Point farmers' market. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment authorized to accept a $129,600 state grant to study diesel pollution in Bayview Hunters Point.
- The Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $113,700 federal grant to run a Bayview Hunters Point farmers market.
- Department of the Environment authorized to accept $200,000 grant from Sidney E. Frank Foundation for tidal energy outreach. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment to accept and expend a $15,000 California [name withheld] grant for Bayview Hunters Point healthy homes was referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Mirkarimi proposed a retroactive resolution to accept and expend a state grant; outcome appears on the next page.
- Proposed acceptance of a $110,880 state grant from the Air Resources Board to upgrade natural gas fueling stations; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment's retroactive state grant acceptance is pending; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Environment Department may accept and spend a $49,980 state grant to increase reuse of construction and demolition materials. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Environment Department may accept and spend a $35,000 EPA grant for the Bayview Hunters Point Healthy Homes Project. linked by the name only, not checked
- Environment department's $44,000 air district grant to convert a Prius into a plug-in hybrid was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment proposed to accept and spend a $50,000 grant from the Aryshire Foundation.
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $200,000 U.S. Department of Energy solar grant; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution authorizing the Department of the Environment to accept and spend a $15,000 grant for Bayview Hunters Point healthy homes was adopted.
- Environment Department would accept and spend a $200,000 Sidney E. Frank Foundation grant for tidal energy outreach. linked by the name only, not checked
- Environment Department would accept a $113,700 federal grant to run a Bayview Hunters Point farmers' market. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $10,000 AAA Greenlight grant for clean air vehicle brochures. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Department of the Environment was authorized to accept and spend a $90,000 state grant for a green business database; adopted.
- Department of the Environment asked to accept an $11,002 state grant for household hazardous waste; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- A resolution to accept and spend a $35,000 Environmental Protection Agency grant for the Bayview Hunters Point Healthy Homes Project was referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Environment department's $14,000 grant from Altamont Education Advisory Board for school composting was referred to committee.
- Supervisors asked Parks Department to add a bathroom at Alamo Square linked by the name only, not checked
- Environment department accepts $50,000 grant for EcoCenter redesign.
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $50,000 Aryshire Foundation grant to redesign the EcoCenter at 11 Grove Street; adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $49,980 state grant to increase reuse of construction and demolition materials; adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- $200,000 grant for tidal energy outreach proposed; sent to committee
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $113,700 federal grant to run a farmers market in Bayview Hunters Point.
- Environment department takes $200,000 for tidal energy outreach. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $200,000 grant from the Sidney E. Frank Foundation for tidal energy outreach.
- Bayview farmers' market and nutrition classes get $113,700 grant.
- Fire Department accepts a $15,000 air system from
- Environment Department authorized to accept and spend a $24,365 EPA grant for biodiesel fuel outreach.
- $110,880 state grant would upgrade natural gas fuelling stations linked by the name only, not checked
- Environment department may take $90,000 state grant for green business data. linked by the name only, not checked
- Environment Department would accept a $90,000 state toxics grant for a regional green business database; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend $110,880 from the state to upgrade CNG fueling stations at Cesar Chavez and Golden Gate Park.
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $90,000 state grant to build a green business database.
- Environment department approved to take $90,000 state grant for green business data.
- $110,880 accepted to upgrade natural gas fuelling stations linked by the name only, not checked
- Environment Department seeks to accept a $361,553 state grant to buy cleaner construction equipment and retrofit older machines. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: $15,000 grant for Bayview healthy-homes project. linked by the name only, not checked
- City praises groundbreaking of new Portola branch library.
- $44,000 grant converts one Prius to a plug-in hybrid for outreach. linked by the name only, not checked
- $14,000 grant to expand school recycling and lunch composting. linked by the name only, not checked
- $35,000 sought for the Bayview Hunters Point [name withheld] project linked by the name only, not checked
- $35,000 EPA grant for Bayview healthy homes project accepted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Converts one city hybrid car to plug-in for public demonstrations. linked by the name only, not checked
- Helps homeless people with mental illness apply for federal disability payments. linked by the name only, not checked
- $200,000 federal grant for solar and energy-saving outreach; in committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $206,125 state grant for used motor oil recycling sent to committee.
- Environment Department retroactively accepts and spends a $206,125 state grant for used motor oil recycling.
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $200,000 federal Energy Department grant for solar energy outreach over two years. linked by the name only, not checked
- City would take $11,002 state grant for household hazardous waste disposal. linked by the name only, not checked
- Environment Department asks to retroactively accept and spend a state grant; outcome continues on next page.
- $10,000 grant for clean-air car brochure; awaiting vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment seeks to accept a $10,000 AAA Greenlight Initiative grant for clean air vehicle brochures. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Environment Department may accept and spend an $11,002 state grant for household hazardous waste disposal.
- City accepts $11,175 state grant for household hazardous waste. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment was authorized to accept and spend an $11,175 state grant for household hazardous waste disposal.
- City accepts $11,002 state grant for household hazardous waste.
- $10,000 gift accepted for clean-air vehicle brochures. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance to accept and expend Metropolitan Transportation Commission funds was introduced by Supervisor Alioto-Pier; outcome not shown.
- The Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $16,100 grant from Altamont Education Advisory Board for school recycling and composting.
- Environment Department may accept and spend a $200,000 Sidney E. Frank Foundation grant for wave energy outreach; passed on first reading.
- Department of the Environment proposed accepting a $200,000 Sidney E. Frank Foundation grant for stakeholder input.
- Resolution to apply for a $200,000 California Energy Commission grant to study geothermal heat pumps was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution letting SF Environment accept and spend a $47,773 state grant to remove invasive weeds from Twin Peaks Natural Area.
- A $200,000 Sidney E. Frank Foundation grant to the Department of the Environment for wave energy outreach was sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Department of the Environment's acceptance of a $24,000 Bay Area air district grant for fleet emissions guidance was referred.
- Environment Department may apply for a $200,000 California Energy Commission grant to study a feasibility project. linked by the name only, not checked
- Department of the Environment was authorized to apply for a $200,000 California Energy Commission grant to study geothermal heat pumps.
- The Department of the Environment may apply to the California Energy Commission for a $200,000 grant to study geothermal heat pumps.
- Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $200,000 Sidney E. Frank Foundation grant for wave energy stakeholder work; passed on first reading.
- Budget and Finance Committee recommended accepting and spending a Sidney E. Frank Supervisor Foundation grant.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance accepting a $200,000 Sidney E. Frank Foundation grant for the Department of the Environment's wave energy project.
- The Department of the Environment may accept and spend a $24,000 Bay Area Air Quality grant to help fleets cut emissions; adopted.
- Environment Department may accept and spend a $16,100 grant from Altamont Education Advisory Board for school recycling and composting.
- Environment Department may accept and spend a $210,000 Metropolitan Transportation Commission grant for commuter services; passed on first reading.
- Ordinance letting the Department of the Environment accept a $210,000 regional grant for employer commute services passed.
- Ordinance lets the Department of the Environment accept and spend a Metropolitan Transportation Commission grant; outcome continues on the next page.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Environment Department accept a $10,000 grant for school recycling and composting.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Environment Department accept a $15,000 San Francisco Foundation grant for urban gleaning.
- Environment Department asked to accept a $15,000 San Francisco Foundation grant for the Urban Gleaning Project; referred to the Board.
- Environment department would accept and spend $60,000 in federal Clean Cities funds passed through Research and Development Solutions; referred for adoption.
- Environment Department may accept and spend a $60,000 federal energy grant for the Clean Cities Coalition program.
- Environment Department asked to accept a $10,000 Altamont Education Advisory Board grant for school recycling and composting; referred to the Board.
- Federal funds referred for the Clean Cities Coalition program
- $60,000 federal grant accepted for the Clean Cities Coalition
- Department of the Environment accepts a $10,000 grant from Altamont Education Advisory Board for school composting programs.
- Department of the Environment accepts a $15,000 San Francisco Foundation grant to run the Urban Gleaning Project.
- Proposed ordinance would accept and spend a $250,000 Sidney E. Frank Foundation grant for the Environment Department's [name withheld] program; sent to committee.
- Proposed ordinance would accept and spend a $175,000 Living Cities Initiative grant to support the Zero Energy Home program; sent to committee.
- Department of the Environment accepts a $60,000 federal energy grant to support the Clean Cities Coalition program.
- Home energy testing gets $175,000 grant, pending final vote.
- Environment department may take $80,000 EPA grant for energy research.
- City takes $250,000 grant for home energy-saving program, pending final vote.
- Proposal: accept $11.5 million energy efficiency grant.
- $250,000 grant to start program to cut home energy use
- Public Defender accepts $50,000 grant and adds a part-time job
- $80,000 federal grant for apartment energy ratings approved
- Proposed $876,000 state grant for city energy-saving projects.
- Proposed $2 million grant for building energy and water upgrades.
- Proposed $750,635 federal grant to ease solar financing.
- Federal solar grant of $750,635 gets first approval.
- Federal $750,635 solar grant to help finance solar installations.
- Federal grant for building pest-prevention guidelines sent to committee.
- Federal grant for building pest-prevention guidelines sent to committee.
- City proposed to take $750,635 federal grant for solar.
- Proposed $74,500 state grant for green business tracking tool.
- Environment department grant of $875,957 for energy projects; first vote.
- Proposed $74,500 state grant for a green business tracking tool.
- Green business tracking tool to continue, funded by $74,500 state grant.
- Proposed $1 million federal grant for electric vehicle program.
- $80,000 federal grant for apartment energy rating rules proposed; outcome not shown.
- $1 million federal grant for electric vehicle program; awaiting final vote.
- Federal $1 million grant for electric vehicle program accepted
- Proposed: $12,000 grant for environmental outreach at libraries.
- Proposed: support for the Warriors' return to San Francisco.
- Board intends to renew the Mission Miracle Mile business district
- Environment department to accept $18,000 for school recycling and composting.
- City takes $25,000 grant to build online recycling guide
- $75,463 federal grant for green cleaning pilot sent to budget committee.
- $16,000 arts grant accepted for the Daraja Academy project
- Deal to pause time limit on legal challenge to hiring rule, proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- GreenFinanceSF program gets $372,600 state grant; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $100,000 grant to help install 60 public electric car chargers; not decided. linked by the name only, not checked
- Eight airlines get new airport use agreements from July 1, 2011.
- City accepts $25,000 from San Jose for recycling web app linked by the name only, not checked
- $372,600 state grant to support GreenFinanceSF accepted
- Grant to improve indoor air in Bayview public housing.
- Grant to improve indoor air in public housing accepted
- Proposal to accept $250,000 grant for citywide renewable power plan.
- City takes $75,463 EPA grant for greener cleaning guidelines
- Environment office plans $75,463 EPA grant for green cleaning guides.
- Proposed $250,000 grant for plan to power city with renewables.
- State grant of $114,138 for used motor oil recycling awaiting approval.
- [name withheld] $12,000 gift for Mayor's Earth Day breakfast awaits approval.
- City accepts $12,000 from [name withheld] for [name withheld] breakfast
- $114,138 state grant accepted for motor oil and hazardous waste recycling
- City takes $372,600 state grant for energy-saving building upgrades
- Adds a quarter-time social worker to the Public Defender's office. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Defender's office adds quarter-time social worker; pending vote.
- City accepts Navy gift of Treasure Island museum items
- City takes $25,000 [name withheld] grant for recycling info website.
- City takes $5,000 Palo Alto grant for recycling info website
- Proposed $10,000 grant to expand school composting and recycling.
- Proposed $100,000 program for car chargers in apartment buildings
- Environment office gets $100,000 for apartment EV charger outreach
- Environment office may take $100,000 for car chargers in apartments
- City would add EV chargers in apartment buildings; first vote only
- City program to add EV chargers in apartment buildings approved
- $10,000 grant to expand school composting and recycling proposed.
- $10,000 grant for school recycling and composting approved
- Proposal to mark February 2012 as American Heart Month.
- Commercial building energy rules sent to committee
- February 2012 named American Heart Month in San Francisco
- [name withheld] song honour goes to next meeting
- City honors 50th anniversary of [name withheld] song
- Building fees waived in May for small-business facade work
- $49,957 air district grant to fund an electric vehicle study
- $200,608 grant to help fund building energy upgrades.
- Hunters View redevelopment land transfer proposed; sent to committee.
- City backs Bay Bridge light art display through 2014
- Google's gift of 15 electric car chargers awaits final vote.
- Grant to study small-business refrigerator energy use; sent to committee.
- Public housing gets $30,000 for safer indoor air and fewer pesticides
- Federal grant to share ways to lower rooftop solar costs
- Proposal to accept 22 electric-car chargers from a company.
- Google donates 15 electric-car chargers to the city.
- Study of old refrigerators in small shops; outcome not shown.
- $173,000 grant to help install public electric car chargers
- Edinburg Street renamed Edinburgh Street to fix a spelling error
- $49,000 grant for eco-friendly neighbourhood planning proposed.
- $403,000 study of old business refrigerators; adds one city job
- $1 million approved for 36 new boat slips at Marina linked by the name only, not checked
- [name withheld] proposed for the new appeal court judge
- $1 million grant for GreenFinanceSF program awaits committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $1 million grant accepted for GreenFinanceSF program
- Welcome message for Aung San Suu Kyi set for next meeting.
- Health department gets $109,492 grant for electronic reporting
- Board backs [name withheld] 2016 and 2017 bid; not yet voted.
- Proposed $400,000 to check polluted Southeast sites for cleanup.
- Board retroactively approved the Department of the Environment accepting a $2,977,000 PG&E-administered state grant for energy efficiency.
- $250,000 grant to plan citywide renewable electricity; not decided yet.
- Board finds arena plan feasible; no decision until advisory panel meets
- Southeast contaminated properties to get site checks and cleanup plans
- City sets aside $2.6 million to prepare a new business tax
- City accepts $250,000 to plan 100% renewable power
- Up to $32 million in bonds approved for San Francisco Friends School
- One grant-funded city job added for the financial program.
- City accepts $80,000 grant for a program helping families plan for college
- Environment department accepts $229,123 grant for oil recycling and hazardous waste.
- City takes $229,000 state grant for motor oil and hazardous waste recycling
- 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
- $20,000 gift from CH2MHill for the EcoCenter sent to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- Library accepts up to $750K from its Friends group for programs
- Health department proposed to accept state grants for 2013-14.
- $114,600 in gifts for the Market Street EcoCenter sent to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: $300,000 state grant to study neighbourhood renewable energy.
- Environment Department retroactively accepted a $12,500 Citibank gift to sponsor the April 2013 Mayor's Earth Day Breakfast at City Hall. linked by the name only, not checked
- Environment Department retroactively accepted $114,600 in gifts to build out its EcoCenter at 1455 Market Street.
- A vote with no subject on this page
- Environment Department retroactively accepted a $300,000 California Energy Commission grant to study renewable energy in the Central Corridor EcoDistrict.
- Water pipeline seismic upgrade in San Mateo County gets environmental OK
- $300,000 state grant to speed up alternative-fuel vehicles linked by the name only, not checked
- City takes $300,000 state grant to speed up cleaner cars
- 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.
- Plan to accept $1.3 million federal grant for neighborhood solar plans.
- Proposed $1.3 million federal grant for neighborhood solar and battery plans.
- Accepts $12,500 gift for a climate tour; not yet decided.
- Environment department may take $6.93 million for energy-saving programs; pending.
- City may take $718,717 grant to dispose of household hazardous waste
- $6.9 million state grant for energy-saving programs.
- City plans to accept $609,258 grant for energy-saving programs, pending.
- Three solar car chargers worth $139,650 offered by
- Free public Wi-Fi equipment from Cisco accepted, worth $353,925
- Caltrans agreement for the Lombard Street safety project