All decisions
45 Board decisions about Housing Authority, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Finance Committee recommended an emergency $5,000 loan to the San Francisco Housing Authority for preliminary expenses; final vote continues on next page.
- Proposed $17,000 loan from the Emergency Reserve Fund to the Housing Authority was laid over until July 11, 1938.
- Motion to rescind the $75,000 Chinatown housing appropriation was postponed until the City Attorney gives an opinion.
- $65,000 set aside to extend water mains in Lakeshore Highlands
- City agrees with Housing Authority to fund one-third of Chinatown low-cost housing land purchase, up to $75,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- Glen Park housing zone change put off to July 28
- San Francisco Housing Authority urges the Board to oppose setting up new bodies for defense housing; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution adopted urging the Housing Authority to speed up the Chinatown low-cost housing project, already funded with $75,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed contract would let the Housing Authority hold $151,974.90 in a Slum Clearance Revolving Fund to buy and demolish slum dwellings.
- Application by the Housing Authority for a preliminary federal loan of up to $450,000 for planning low-rent housing was temporarily postponed.
- Housing Authority's proposed Glen Park housing project, opposed by the Planning Commission, was heard before the Board and awaits a decision. linked by the name only, not checked
- Two-family housing refused for blocks in the Glen Park area
- The city leased 2,160 square feet of [name withheld] Housing Project ground floor from the Housing Authority at $80 monthly for a health center.
- Buildings bought for McLaren Park to be sold at auction
- City approved buying property from the Housing Authority for $3,420 for St. Mary's Playground.
- Housing Authority allowed to build into the sidewalk on Missouri Street
- $450 buys Housing Authority land for the Fitzgerald Avenue pumping station
- Sidewalk widths fixed on parts of Carroll Avenue and Hawes Street
- Fire Department purchase of land from the Housing Authority for Engine Company No. 5's rear yard passed first reading.
- Fire station gets $750 to buy rear-yard access
- Low-rent housing for the elderly at Laguna Honda put off
- Housing Authority buys Sacramento Street park land for $29,000
- Woodside Avenue land sold for $97,500 for low-rent elderly housing
- Taxes cancelled on Housing Authority land for linked by the name only, not checked
- City chooses how it pays its share of state medical aid
- Housing Authority may do Hunters View centre wiring and plumbing without permits. linked by the name only, not checked
- Housing Authority may skip some electrical and plumbing rules for repairs
- Committee recommendation for a resolution approving an addendum to Resolution No. 6-65 was taken up; outcome not printed here.
- 1978 federal neighborhood grant and housing plan.
- $12,162 federal money to oversee a Housing Authority grant linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board deplores the Housing Authority's $100 pet fee charged to senior citizens living in public housing.
- Proposed resolution would waive city tax payments to the Housing Authority, $367,123 and $445,077, for two fiscal years.
- Scott Street closed for the [name withheld] opening
- City backs $35 million federal grant to revitalize Hunter's View housing.
- Mayor's Office of Community Development proposes releasing $100,000 in reserved funds to the Housing Authority for 2000 Census outreach.
- $100,000 for housing authority's Census 2000 project; vote put off.
- $99,869 released to the Housing Authority for Census 2000 outreach
- Resolution supports the Housing Authority's $35 million Hope VI grant application to HUD; referred for adoption.
- Supervisors back the San Francisco Housing Authority applying for a $35 million Hope VI grant from HUD; referred for adoption.
- Board supports the Housing Authority's $35 million HOPE VI application to HUD for Hunters View public housing; referred for adoption.
- Resolution supporting the Housing Authority's $35 million HOPE VI grant application for Hunter's View public housing is referred.
- Board continued to May 29, 2001 its support for the Housing Authority's $35 million HOPE VI grant application for Hunter's View.
- The Housing Authority's $35 million HOPE VI federal grant application for Hunters View was severed and referred to committee.
- Board referred a resolution supporting the Housing Authority's $35 million HOPE VI grant application for Hunters View to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission approved emergency replacement of the boiler and heating pipes at Potrero Terrace, up to $425,000.