All decisions
83 Board decisions about Department of Parking and T…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Interim 1990-91 city budget ordinance passed for second reading as amended, moving $60,000 to Parking and Traffic.
- Ordinance adding $4,500 to the Parking and Traffic revolving fund passed for second reading.
- Supervisors passed an ordinance renaming the Parking Authority's cash fund for the Parking and Traffic department and raising it to $5,000.
- Supervisors passed an ordinance moving $5,477 into Parking and Traffic salaries and approving immediate filling of a vacant electrician supervisor post.
- Supervisors passed an ordinance moving $4,500 into the Parking and Traffic department's revolving fund, taking it from salaries.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,000,000 for a parking facility at San Francisco General Hospital was continued to June 24, 1991.
- Ordinance appropriating $600,000 for the Chinatown Parking Project passed for second reading.
- Parking and Traffic gets $600,000 for a Chinatown parking project, with $600,000 placed on reserve; ordinance finally passed.
- $24,402 more for the cistern at 5th and Harrison Streets
- Board passed a $1,000,000 appropriation for a parking facility at San Francisco General Hospital, with the money placed on reserve.
- $200,000 sought for linked traffic signals on 19th Avenue
- Department of Parking and Traffic was authorized to accept a $263,000 state grant for the Commuter Bikeway Improvement Program.
- Application for and acceptance of a $49,000 state traffic safety grant by the Department of Parking and Traffic was referred to committee.
- The Parking and Traffic Department sought a $285,000 state clean air transportation grant; the outcome is printed on the next page.
- Parking and Traffic Department seeks an $85,000 state grant for signals marking commuter bicycle routes citywide; referred to committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $373,000 to the Department of Parking and Traffic for temporary salaries and vehicle rental passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $373,000 to the Department of Parking and Traffic for fiscal year 1992-93 costs.
- Ordinance appropriating $448,096 for seventeen parking citation positions and rescinding $41,780 was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Proposed $285,000 appropriation for a Department of Parking and Traffic capital project, referred to Budget Committee.
- Proposes accepting $163,875 from the Bay Area Clean Air fund for a traffic signal patrol and bicycle lockers.
- $245,000 for St. Mary's Square Garage upkeep sent to committee
- $189,300 sewer replacement on Folsom Street sent to committee
- Public Works to lease 30 Van Ness Avenue
- Board authorized Parking and Traffic to accept and spend a $285,000 state clean-air grant, with $269,600 reserved.
- Board finally passed a $21M appropriation from parking meter bond proceeds for capital projects.
- Parking and Traffic may accept $87,500 from a Bay Area air-quality fund for a bicycle locker program; referred to committee.
- $1,335,200 in clean-air money for traffic projects sent to committee
- $105,300 sought to upgrade the city's traffic sign records
- Parking and Traffic may accept and spend up to $303,000 in state and federal funds for traffic measures during Central Freeway demolition.
- A $215,000 California Office of Traffic Safety grant for a bicycle and pedestrian safety position was referred to committee.
- Department of Parking and Traffic was authorized to retroactively apply for and accept a $1,605,500 federal safety grant.
- Parking and Traffic may retroactively accept a $215,000 state grant for a bicycle and pedestrian safety position.
- A $162,360 appropriation for a new citation processing system and mobile radios was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $1,836,338 from the General Fund Reserve for 48 parking control officers; referred to Finance Committee.
- $440,000 accepted for traffic signals on Alemany Boulevard and Upper Market
- Federal grant for guardrail upgrades; no final vote shown.
- Board adopted a resolution letting Parking and Traffic apply for and spend a $120,000 federal grant for a guardrail upgrade.
- City seeks $3.5 million federal grant for a new traffic management system.
- $79,632 sought for attended bicycle parking at a transit station
- Up to $331,000 in state and federal money for I-80 approach plans.
- $1.4 million for North Beach garage proposed, in committee.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $1.4 million to begin Phase 1 construction of the North Beach Garage.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,400,000 from parking bond funds for Phase 1 of the North Beach Garage passed on first reading.
- Ordinance passed: $1,400,000 from 1994 parking meter bond funds starts Phase 1 of the North Beach Garage.
- Federal and state grant sought for the City CarShare Program
- Proposal to accept a $600,000 federal and state grant for the City CarShare Program was referred to committee.
- $742,000 in grants for the City CarShare programme linked by the name only, not checked
- Parking and Traffic Department sought a $60,000 state grant for a traffic collision records system; sent to committee.
- Parking and Traffic Department asked to apply for and accept a $60,000 state grant for a traffic collision records system; referred to committee.
- Parking and Traffic Department was authorized to accept and spend a $60,000 state grant for a traffic collision records system.
- Parking and Traffic Department may accept and spend a $60,000 state grant for a traffic collision records system.
- Resolution to accept a federal grant for a pedestrian safety study was assigned to the Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parking and Traffic may apply for and accept up to $169,262 in state funds for 24th Street pedestrian planning; sent to committee.
- Parking and Traffic may accept $98,762 in state Safe Routes to Schools funds with an $11,238 local match; sent to committee.
- Resolution proposed to let Parking and Traffic accept and spend $98,762 in state Safe Routes to Schools funds; sent to committee.
- Parking and Traffic may accept up to $398,000 in state pedestrian safety funds for the North Mission/Tenderloin project; sent to committee.
- Resolution proposed to let Parking and Traffic accept and spend up to $169,262 for 24th Street pedestrian safety planning; sent to committee.
- Resolution proposed to let Parking and Traffic accept and spend up to $397,962 for North Mission and Tenderloin pedestrian safety; sent to committee.
- Department of Parking and Traffic was authorized to accept and spend up to $397,962 in state funds for North Mission and Tenderloin pedestrian safety.
- Parking and Traffic may accept and spend $98,762 in state Safe Routes to Schools funds, with an $11,238 local match.
- Department of Parking and Traffic was authorized to accept and spend up to $169,262 in state funds for 24th Street and Tenderloin pedestrian safety planning.
- Parking and Traffic may accept and spend a $199,204 state grant from the Office of Traffic Safety for school-area traffic safety; sent to Land Use Committee.
- The Department of Parking and Traffic was authorized to accept and spend a $199,204 state grant for school area traffic safety.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Department of Parking and Traffic accept a $400,000 Caltrans grant for a Motorist Information System.
- The Department of Parking and Traffic may accept and spend a $400,000 Caltrans grant to set up a motorist information system.
- Parking and Traffic Department may accept and spend a $360,000 grant for emergency vehicle priority at key intersections.
- Department of Parking and Traffic may accept a $360,000 state grant to give emergency vehicles priority at critical downtown intersections.
- Parking and Traffic may seek and accept a $560,000 federal grant for pedestrian safety; sent to Finance Committee.
- $560,000 federal grant for pedestrian safety sent to committee
- Parking and Traffic was authorized to accept a $560,000 federal grant for pedestrian safety improvements.
- Federal grant sought for pedestrian safety work
- Parking and Traffic may accept and spend a $199,204 state grant from the Office of Traffic Safety for school area safety; sent to Land Use Committee.
- Department of Parking and Traffic was authorized to accept and spend a $199,204 state grant for school area traffic safety.
- $450,000 state grant for safer walking routes to schools.
- Resolution proposed to accept a $450,000 state grant for Safe Routes to School, referred to the next agenda.
- Parking and Traffic may apply for and accept a $706,500 state grant for Safe Routes to School; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parking and Traffic Department seeks to accept and spend a $500,000 federal grant from MTC for a traffic center link. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parking and Traffic may retroactively accept and spend a $500,000 MTC grant to link the SFgo traffic center with Caltrans.
- Parking and Traffic department may accept and spend a $500,000 regional grant to link its traffic center with Caltrans and 511. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Parking and Traffic Department may apply for and accept a $706,500 state grant for Safe Routes to School.
- Mirkarimi's resolution would let Parking and Traffic accept a $500,000 Metropolitan Transportation Commission grant for its traffic center.
- $706,500 grant sought for safe walking routes to school linked by the name only, not checked
- Approved Parking and Traffic applying for and spending a $706,500 state grant for Safe Routes to School.