All decisions
57 Board decisions about Mayor's Office of Community…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- $11,600 moved to office overhead, ads and report printing
- Consideration of a $50,697 addendum to the 1980 Community Development Program was continued to October 14, 1980.
- Mayor's Office of Community Development received $50,697 from contingencies for labor and other current expenses.
- A proposed $640,000 appropriation for the In-School Youth Program was referred to the Finance Committee.
- 1244 Market Street leased for the Mayor's Office of Community Development
- Proposed $827,720 appropriation to the Mayor's Office of Community Development for the Mayor's In-School Youth Program, passed for second reading.
- Mayor's Office of Community Development receives $852,550 for the Mayor's In School Youth Program; finally passed.
- Mayor's Office of Community Development authorized to accept a $4,500 San Francisco Foundation grant for fundraising seminars. linked by the name only, not checked
- Market Street to close for the San Francisco Foundation Band
- The Mayor's Office of Community Development was authorized to apply for and spend a federal HUD grant of up to $162,500.
- Proposed $852,550 appropriation for the Mayor's In School Youth Program, creating one position, awaiting a vote.
- Proposed $300,000 federal grant to improve existing homeless shelters was referred to the Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of Community Development may accept a $73,000 Stuart Foundation grant for a case management project.
- The Mayor's Office of Community Development was authorized to accept a $2,700 grant from the San Francisco Foundation for a fund-raising seminar.
- Board adopted a $300,000 grant from the UDAG Revolving Loan Fund to the Mayor's Office of Community Development. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Mayor's Office of Community Development apply for and spend a $48,000 shelter grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $229,842 to the Mayor's Office of Community Development for fiscal 1988-89.
- Mayor's Office of Community Development authorized to accept a $265,000 federal grant to improve existing homeless shelters.
- Mayor's Office of Community Development given $4,500 for contractual services in Bayview Hunters Point, fiscal year 1988-89.
- Mayor's Office of Community Development may apply for and spend a $418,000 federal grant to improve homeless shelters.
- $17,500 accepted with Larkin Street Youth Services for homeless youth
- Ordinance proposing $214,324 for the Mayor's Office of Community Development's Dispute Resolution Program was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board authorizes the Mayor's Office of Community Development to apply for a grant of up to $50,000 for homeless services.
- Mayor may accept and spend a $50,000 grant from Northern California Grantmakers' Task Force to enhance homeless services.
- Proposed appropriation of $84,023 in dispute resolution fees to the Mayor's Office of Community Development, sent to Budget Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $84,023 in dispute resolution fees for the Mayor's Office of Community Development passed second reading.
- Ordinance proposed to move $1,275,000 to predevelopment and property costs of the Gay/Lesbian Community Center; referred to Budget Committee.
- $800,000 was proposed to be moved to acquire and renovate the Chinese Historical Society Building, referred to the Budget Committee.
- Loan proposed for the Chinese Historical Society at 965 Clay Street
- $101,976 proposed for street lighting on Mission Street
- Proposed application for up to $25,000 in state tire recycling grant funds, referred to Health, Family and Environment Committee.
- Mayor's Office of Community Development may apply for and spend $625,000 federal grant for a Mission District school-to-career program.
- Proposed: the Mayor's Office of Community Development would retroactively apply for and accept a $625,000 federal Labor Department grant for Mission Accomplish.
- Committee backed up to $25,000 grant for playground matting.
- Employers may offer pre-tax commute costs in a one-year pilot.
- Mayor's Office of Community Development may apply for up to $985,000 state funds to restore the [name withheld] at 1800 Market Street.
- Mayor's Office of Community Development seeks to accept up to $985,000 state grant to restore [name withheld] at 1800 Market Street.
- Mayor's Office of Community Development proposed applying for up to $25,000 in tire recycling grant funds for San Francisco playgrounds; referred to committee.
- Up to $25,000 tire recycling grant clears committee.
- Up to $25,000 grant for recycled-tire playground matting; vote not shown.
- Mayor's Office of Community Development may accept up to $25,000 state grant for recycled-tire playground matting.
- Mayor's Office of Community Development would accept a $468,750 federal grant for a Mission District school-to-career program; referred to committee.
- A $468,750 federal Labor Department grant for a Mission District school-to-career program was received and sent to committee.
- Federal grant for Mission youth job and school program proposed.
- The Board adopted a retroactive resolution letting the Mayor's Office accept a $468,750 federal grant for Mission District school-to-career youth programs.
- Board adopted a resolution retroactively authorizing the Mayor's Office of Community Development to accept a $468,750 Labor Department grant for Mission District youth.
- $867,000 federal shelter grant for 2003-04 under review.
- $475,000 moved after grant misuse at 5048 Third Street
- $96,115 for Bayview Hunter's Point emergency pool released.
- Supervisor Daly proposed $1,500,000 from the General Fund Reserve for the Real Ownership Opportunities for Tenants program; sent to Budget Committee.
- Proposed $1,500,000 appropriation from the General Fund Reserve for the Real Ownership Opportunities for Tenants program; sent to Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board first approves $28.1M for affordable housing and repairs linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passes on first reading a $28.05M appropriation of General Fund balance for affordable housing and housing services.
- $28.1M proposed for affordable housing and public housing repairs linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally approves $28.1M for affordable housing and repairs linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed $28,050,000 from the General Fund for affordable housing, public housing repairs, tenant ownership and a Mission District services site.
- Proposed 9 more jobs at social services and health departments. linked by the name only, not checked