All decisions
about 420 Board decisions about Municipal Railway, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Municipal Railway report projects about $1,239,000 in passenger income around the Panama-Pacific Exposition, with a $413,000 profit.
- Municipal Railway crews paid for the Spear Street crossover work
- Twenty-four city claims for schools, Hetch Hetchy, parks, county jails and pensions authorized and passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorizes payments for school construction and the Hetch Hetchy dam; the vote is printed on the next page.
- Payments from Municipal Railway and Hetch Hetchy funds authorized to various claimants, with the list continuing onto the next page.
- Board appropriated $29,000 from the Municipal Railway Depreciation Fund for electric cables and splicing materials.
- $40,000 for equipment at the new High School of Commerce
- Board adopted a resolution moving $82,152.53 from the Municipal Railway depreciation fund to its operative fund.
- $29,000 to rebuild streetcar tracks on Junipero Serra Boulevard
- $29,000 to rebuild streetcar tracks on Junipero Serra Boulevard
- The Municipal Railway was paid $5,640.42 to rebuild its track along Junipero Serra boulevard and 19th avenue.
- Board authorizes payment of 22 routine claims from city funds, including Municipal Railway track work and a Fageol coach purchase.
- Finance Committee recommends authorizing dozens of city payments to contractors, suppliers and funds for streets, sewers, schools and parks.
- Resolution 33121 authorizes payments to suppliers and contractors for school, street, sewer, water and Hetch Hetchy work.
- Board allowed a batch of 29 city claims, including Laguna Honda and San Francisco Hospital food and Fire Department vehicles. linked by the name only, not checked
- Charges $750 of engineer F. Buhr's salary for six months to the Municipal Railway fund.
- Supplemental appropriation of $21,000 for the Municipal Railway proposed by Supervisor Gallagher; outcome not printed on this page.
- Board appropriated $21,000 from Municipal Railway surplus to cover added costs of increased service.
- The Mayor forwarded a request to seek a 45 per cent federal grant for $718,911 of city utility projects; ordered filed.
- A proposed $73,000 appropriation from Municipal Railway surplus would pay for increased Muni service; outcome continues on next page.
- $51,000 added for more Municipal Railway service after fare rise linked by the name only, not checked
- $218,340 for extra Municipal Railway crews after the fare rise
- Supplemental $126,000 for twelve Municipal Railway motor buses was postponed to December 19, 1938. linked by the name only, not checked
- $126,000 for twelve Muni buses put off to December 19 linked by the name only, not checked
- $8,320 to run streetcars at the Bay Bridge Terminal
- Proposed ordinance creates an Assessor's revolving change fund and repeals the existing Assessor's revolving fund ordinance.
- $228,000 for a trolley bus line from Beale to Army Street
- Proposed appropriation of $833,000 from Municipal Railway surplus funds to hire more staff for increased service.
- Proposed ordinance Bill 144 appropriates $33,000 of Municipal Railway surplus to create positions for increased service.
- Proposed reappropriation of $1500 for office furniture and filing equipment for Municipal Railway offices. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed transfer of $115,550.02 from Municipal Railway surplus to restore reserved funds for deficiencies.
- Municipal Railway's $36,100 appropriation to operate new bus lines was finally passed by the Board.
- Proposed $36,100 appropriation from surplus funds to operate new Municipal Railway bus lines. linked by the name only, not checked
- $800 voted for three new adding machines for the Municipal Railway
- Appropriation of $35,000 from Municipal Railway surplus to replace three motor buses passed for second reading.
- Proposed $35,000 appropriation from surplus funds to replace three Municipal Railway motor buses awaits final passage.
- Ordinance to appropriate $35,000 from surplus for replacing three Municipal Railway motor buses awaits final passage.
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $5,000 from Municipal Railway surplus for extraordinary defense expenses. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $5,000 transfer from Municipal Railway surplus to cover extraordinary defense-related expenses. linked by the name only, not checked
- $286,000 of Municipal Railway surplus voted for buses and trolley lines
- Supplemental appropriation of $92,360 for Municipal Railway service increases proposed; passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supplemental appropriation of $92,360 for the Municipal Railway to meet increased service demands was proposed.
- Board of Supervisors finally passed a $344,000 supplemental appropriation to add 100 Municipal Railway conductor and motorman positions.
- Board proposed a $540,000 supplemental appropriation for Municipal Railway wages to create 250 street car operator positions.
- Supplemental appropriation of $188,000 from unappropriated funds proposed to cover Municipal Railway operating deficiencies.
- $33,000 voted for extra Municipal Railway service and wages linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Railway appropriates $2,156 to hire two car cleaners at $154 a month; passed for second reading.
- A bill proposed taking $200,000 from the surplus fund to fund a Municipal Railway excess liability accident reserve. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $200,000 supplemental appropriation from the surplus fund for the Municipal Railway's excess liability reserve. linked by the name only, not checked
- Two Municipal Railway tellers at $240 monthly approved, funded by a $2,400 transfer from the compensation reserve. linked by the name only, not checked
- A $200,000 supplemental appropriation from the Surplus Fund for the Municipal Railway's excess accident reserve was proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- $20,000 more for Municipal Railway overtime after the railway takeover linked by the name only, not checked
- $20,000 more for Municipal Railway overtime after the railway takeover linked by the name only, not checked
- Bill 3201 proposes a $200,000 transfer from the Municipal Railway surplus fund to an accident claims reserve. linked by the name only, not checked
- $17,500 voted for lifts and ventilation in the Municipal Railway garage
- Supervisors approved a $451,704 supplemental budget request for the Municipal Railway, after reductions by the Mayor. linked by the name only, not checked
- $3,200 sought for two cars for the railway claims investigators
- Board passed on first reading a $50,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway land and improvements on Geary and Presidio properties.
- Proposed $26,000 transfer to cover a temporary salaries shortfall in the Municipal Railway; vote continues on next page.
- Ordinance passed appropriating $26,000 from the compensation reserve to cover a temporary salaries deficiency in the Municipal Railway.
- Municipal Railway proposed to spend $115,000 to buy 16 diesel buses from the United States Navy.
- Proposed $244,000 from Municipal Railway fund surpluses to cover operating expenses for rest of fiscal year 1945-1946.
- Proposed appropriation of $244,000 from surplus funds would pay Municipal Railway operating expenses through the end of the fiscal year.
- Proposed $25,488 appropriation from surplus funds to rent Municipal Railway tabulating equipment, passed for second reading.
- Proposal to appropriate $70,000 from the Municipal Railway surplus for bus operator wages to run additional motor coaches.
- Ordinance appropriating $70,000 for Municipal Railway wages to fund added service from new motor coaches; outcome not shown on this page.
- Proposed $70,000 appropriation to the Municipal Railway for extra service from newly acquired motor coaches.
- Proposed: $157,500 from Municipal Railway surplus funds to buy ten new motor coaches.
- $398,318 and $1,101,682 sought for Municipal Railway rebuilding
- $398,318 and $1,101,682 sought for Municipal Railway rebuilding
- $398,318 and $1,101,682 sought for Municipal Railway rebuilding
- Supervisors rescinded a refusal, then temporarily postponed the 1948-49 budget amendment funding Municipal Railway operation.
- Board of Supervisors finally passed an $84,301.27 appropriation for Municipal Railway retroactive wages and pensions under a court order.
- Supervisors voted to delete $48,000 for Municipal Railway sick leave from a $177,500 appropriation; final outcome not yet printed.
- Proposed $18,000 appropriation for twelve new Municipal Railway clerk positions, replacing twelve conductor positions, passed for second reading.
- Water fund money totaling $365,000 approved to buy the San Mateo right-of-way from Muni, passed first reading.
- Money from the Water Operating Fund and surplus fund approved to buy the San Mateo right-of-way from Municipal Railway.
- $152,500 voted to rebuild the Powell Street cable car rails
- Municipal Railway would receive $600 for holiday allowances for the rest of the fiscal year; passed for second reading.
- Municipal Railway would receive $3,600 for vacation relief; passed for second reading.
- Supervisors finally passed an emergency $28,000 appropriation for the Municipal Railway's fuel and illuminants. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally passed $311,500 for Municipal Railway to fund reconstruction and removal of streetcar tracks on various streets.
- Ordinance proposed appropriating $129,050 from a 1947 Municipal Railway bond fund to rehabilitate Muni lines and substations.
- The Municipal Railway's $22,136.30 overtime and salary appropriation was reconsidered, and a further cut to $9,000 was proposed.
- Municipal Railway gets a new Inspector position in place of a Day Dispatcher post; passed for second reading.
- A right-of-way strip and depot site bought near Merrie Way
- Board asks City Attorney to draft legislation for a $6.62M bond for Municipal Railway rehabilitation, proposed for the 1952 ballot.
- $4,000 voted to replace railway cable on Potrero Avenue
- $69,500 sought to rebuild the bus garage at Twenty-fourth and Utah
- Board passed on first reading $500 for a Municipal Railway electrical propulsion supervisor position, replacing a general foreman post.
- Board finally passed a $500 appropriation creating a Supervisor of Electrical Propulsion Equipment post at Municipal Railway.
- Supervisors approved $69,500 from bond funds to rebuild the Municipal Railway bus garage at Twenty-fourth and Utah Streets.
- Municipal Railway gets $6,050 for a supervisor of electrical propulsion equipment, abolishing a general foreman post; passed.
- Board of Supervisors passed ordinance appropriating $3,945 for a Municipal Railway senior clerk post.
- Board of Supervisors passed ordinance appropriating $3,850 for a Municipal Railway inspector post.
- Municipal Railway gets $3,520 to create a general clerk-stenographer post, abolishing a senior clerk-stenographer post; passed.
- Municipal Railway gets $4,805 to create a carpenter post, abolishing the foreman carpenter post; passed.
- Municipal Railway gets $6,215 to create a division superintendent post; passed.
- Board appropriated $5,735 for Municipal Railway overtime pay.
- $45,000 sought to study a Market Street subway
- Ordinance appropriating $8,595.73 to the Municipal Railway for retroactive compensation under a Superior Court order was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors passed on first reading $4,870 for Municipal Railway temporary salaries.
- A $4,870 temporary salary appropriation for Municipal Railway was [name withheld] for later consideration.
- Consideration continued for a week, with no subject named here linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Railway's $4,870 temporary salaries appropriation was continued for one week.
- Ordinance appropriates $425,172 for the Municipal Railway to replace and lease 100 motor coaches; finally passed.
- Municipal Railway chauffeur position funded at $3,944 and a compressor operator position abolished; passed for second reading.
- Proposed disapproval of abandoning parts of Muni bus lines 26, 28, 36 and 50 was refused adoption, 11 noes.
- $9,500 proposed to move overhead wires on the McAllister Street line
- The Board proposed confirming the sale of surplus Municipal Railway land on Hyde Street to [name withheld] for $2,500.
- $100,000 voted to finish cable car work on California Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $72,308 for Municipal Railway rearranging cable car lines on California Street; passed for second reading.
- [name withheld] buys railway land at California and Hyde Streets
- Proposed $59,074.55 appropriation for alterations to the Washington and [name withheld] passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- A $630 appropriation creating two account clerk posts for the Municipal Railway was finally passed.
- A $5,348.52 appropriation to create a Municipal Railway laborer post in place of a trackman was passed for second reading.
- An $8,801.76 appropriation for two Municipal Railway laborer posts replacing two trackman posts was passed for second reading.
- Municipal Railway appropriation of $37,840 for materials and Public Utilities Commission engineering services was introduced; outcome continues on the next page.
- $17,600 for Candlestick Park stadium repairs; awaiting final vote.
- De Young museum wing expansion and art sale moves to final vote.
- Citywide cable TV franchise put off; no final vote.
- Cable TV company granted right to run lines on city streets
- $120,000 Muni transit study put off one week.
- Board held a $120,000 Municipal Railway transit study appropriation on the calendar, asking the General Manager to report back next week.
- $120,000 appropriation for a Municipal Railway transit study was temporarily postponed, requiring eight votes to pass.
- The Board passed on second reading $120,000 for a Municipal Railway transit study, as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $148,845 to various departments for operations and improvements was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Time limit waived so Masonic hall group can claim permit-fee refund
- [name withheld] land bought for $1,450 to widen Geneva Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: $170,000 moved from Muni track repairs to worker clothing.
- Ordinance passed moving $170,000 of Municipal Railway funds from track repair to clothing and individual equipment.
- The Board passed on first reading a $75,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway's two-way radio system.
- Bayview Park boat dock lease sent to finance committee.
- About $979,000 for city department spending linked by the name only, not checked
- $25,300 for city lawsuit costs and overtime; final vote pending.
- A second reading passed with no subject on this page.
- Finance Committee recommended withholding the $2,000,000 Municipal Railway motor coach budget until the Board releases it by resolution.
- $55,000 for Muni platform wages brought back for a vote linked by the name only, not checked
- Plan to buy $28,500 lot for Geary parking moves to final vote linked by the name only, not checked
- [name withheld] land bought for $28,500 for Geary parking linked by the name only, not checked
- City to take ownership of Muni improvement corporation, in principle
- City design study contract with state still with committee.
- Money for Muni ready-fare program; final vote not shown.
- Tamaras requested that the $15,000 Municipal Railway ready fare publicity money be conserved and not spent. linked by the name only, not checked
- City approved Standard Oil lease for Marina boat fuel dock linked by the name only, not checked
- Salary budget change tied to city job plan approved linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency spending of $158,913 for city departments approved
- $39,200 for Muni overtime and temporary pay approved linked by the name only, not checked
- Annual city pay schedule changes approved. linked by the name only, not checked
- $80,000 day care contract for welfare-family kids proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- One person allowed to file a late claim against city linked by the name only, not checked
- Budget changes matching 1970 state tax laws sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Municipal Railway's $85,619 transportation assistant program appropriation was continued to September 14, 1970. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni shifts $85,619 from platform wages to transportation assistants linked by the name only, not checked
- Water Department pays $19,800 for [name withheld] work; one job cut. linked by the name only, not checked
- Money moved between city departments for daily operations linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposal: $973,471 for city departments and library books. linked by the name only, not checked
- $2 million from gas tax money goes to street cleaning
- $454,500 moved from Muni equipment replacement to operations; sent to committee.
- $125,267 federal grant for Chinatown youth center approved
- $454,500 moved from Muni equipment to operations approved linked by the name only, not checked
- City would pay $800 to settle one man's lawsuit. linked by the name only, not checked
- City ends lawsuit with Universal Land Company at no cost linked by the name only, not checked
- Yearly city pay tables and some worker health benefits linked by the name only, not checked
- $950,000 for Municipal Railway land at Twenty-second and Indiana linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni budget for buses, equipment and repairs; first vote only.
- City departments get $104,426 for operations; final approval
- Muni's $4.36 million budget for buses and repairs approved
- Muni plan for 37 jobs, cut from 38; final vote not shown.
- Emergency funds approved to keep a Mission child care program running linked by the name only, not checked
- Money for transit operator wages and equipment still awaiting final vote.
- Proposal: Muni's $156,880 budget money taken back. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni gets $31,880 for new equipment
- Mission child care program gets $455,600 in city money
- Muni gets $444,518 for equipment and capital upgrades
- Retroactive pay for Municipal Railway and Water staff approved
- Proposal to spend $50,000 on Muni passenger benches.
- Muni gets $1.6 million for rail and cable car work; not final.
- Muni gets $1.6 million for track, cable car and station work
- Proposed spending for police, Muni and Port.
- Money moved for bus conversion and property tax payments proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police, Muni and Port get new money; some funds cut
- Money moved to convert a bus and pay property taxes
- $5,120 sought for street lighting and $4,364.11 for traffic signs
- Port 1973-74 pay rule change approved
- $15,727 for police and Muni operations and equipment; vote not shown.
- Appropriation of $38,175.49 for Municipal Railway mandatory fringe benefits passed for second reading as amended. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni transit salary schedule changes advanced, not yet final.
- Muni staff pay adjustment proposed, funded from wage money.
- Proposed $600,000 moved to buy Muni supplies.
- Shifts $600,000 to Muni for materials and supplies linked by the name only, not checked
- Money shift for city employee relations panel; no vote shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni gets $250,000 emergency money for bus drivetrain repairs
- $7,493 shifted between departments for job program proposed.
- $102 pay adjustment for pattern makers still pending.
- Small back pay for pattern makers still pending.
- $20,000 sought for elevator, escalator and fire alarm upkeep linked by the name only, not checked
- Public utilities budget of $3.07 million moves forward; not yet final. linked by the name only, not checked
- Back pay for transit, water and legal staff proposed; not final.
- Back pay for transit and water staff approved.
- Extra pay and overtime for transit, legal and water staff approved.
- Small pay adjustments for staff in several departments linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni worker pay and overtime money moved; first vote only linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni money moved between budget accounts; first vote only linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $25,376 for temporary cover of a retiring Muni worker linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni shifts $27,800 from platform staff pay to fees
- Back-pay raise for Muni patternmakers advanced, not yet final.
- Muni job re-graded with $7,144 pay change; not yet final.
- One Muni job reclassified; salary budget changed
- Patternmakers get back pay for a 1976 wage rise
- $190,000 moved to Muni gas and power bills; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni budget for operator pay, overtime and fuel sent to committee.
- Muni overtime and fuel money approved, taken from claims money linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni power and gas money gets a step toward approval. linked by the name only, not checked
- Water, City Attorney and Muni pay transfers postponed to July 10.
- Aging Commission gets $55,000 for contracted services
- Muni back pay for salaries postponed to July 10. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni money moved from salaries to gas and electricity linked by the name only, not checked
- Back pay for Muni craft workers approved linked by the name only, not checked
- Pay for some transit job classes back to July 1977 approved
- Volunteers offer $13,000 gift for replacement hospital bus.
- Two Muni job positions changed in pay grade; not yet final. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni moves $16,462 from accident claims to pay two reclassified jobs linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni moves $73,272 from permanent to temporary crafts pay
- Muni pay money for 37 job reclassifications approved
- Muni gets $1.7 million for new light-rail car startup costs
- Proposed: Muni Metro startup budget of $2,835,438. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni gets $415,700 budget for seniors and disabled riders. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Railway salary appropriation of $205,694 for reclassifying 25 positions was finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriating $610,000 for Municipal Railway retroactive salaries was finally passed, with Supervisor Bardis voting no. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Railway may apply for and spend $89,084 from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission for [name withheld] Kip transportation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance adding $550,000 to Municipal Railway workers' compensation funds passed for second reading.
- Pacific Gateway Associates to help pay for Mission Street pedestrian signals
- Board Finance Committee recommendation released $608,207 reserve on Municipal Railway operating funds, amended to require a report. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Railway overtime funding of $400,000 is passed for second reading, moving money from permanent craft salaries. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance giving Municipal Railway $2,867,705 for salaries and overtime was finally passed.
- Municipal Railway's application for $2,635,000 in Highway Fund monies for transit capital projects was referred to committee.
- Federal money sought for the Ocean Avenue to Phelan Avenue bypass
- Ordinance appropriating $7,567.69 in retroactive Municipal Railway salaries is pending on the next page.
- Board passed on first reading a $2.5M appropriation for Municipal Railway transit equipment repairs.
- Board passed $2.5M to repair Municipal Railway transit equipment components.
- Ordinance appropriating $210,000 for Public Utilities Commission and Municipal Railway services passed for second reading.
- Proposed $189,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway administrative services; the outcome is printed on the next page.
- Board continued a $210,000 appropriation for Public Utilities Commission and Municipal Railway services to June 7, 1982.
- Board took up a $290,000 appropriation for Public Utilities Commission and Municipal Railway services; outcome continues on next page.
- Consideration of a $290,000 appropriation for Public Utilities Commission services was continued.
- Consideration of a $189,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway administrative services was continued to June 14, 1982.
- Howard Street to close for a Fire and Police display
- Ordinance appropriating $210,000 for Public Utilities Commission and Municipal Railway administrative services was finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriating $290,000 for Public Utilities Commission and Municipal Railway administrative and City Attorney services was finally passed.
- A $163,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway administrative services was passed for second reading.
- Ordinance moving $225.09 into the Municipal Railway's revolving fund for materials and supplies was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $2,000,000 to Municipal Railway for judgments and claims was finally passed.
- Public Utilities Commission to seek $15.8M for Market Street trolley wires
- Ordinance proposing $2,000,000 for Municipal Railway platform salaries, with transfers from other salary accounts; outcome not printed on this page.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $22,123 for Municipal Railway administrative services charged by the PUC.
- Public Utilities Commission authorized to accept and spend up to $55.1 million in federal and state subsidies for Muni operations in 1983-84.
- Municipal Railway revolving fund replenishment of $1,133.08 proposed; vote not shown on this page.
- Municipal Railway overtime appropriation of $350,000 passed on second reading.
- Municipal Railway retroactive salaries and fringe benefits of $98,539.62 proposed by ordinance; outcome continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Railway salary funds of $29,594 were appropriated to reclassify one position and were finally passed.
- Ordinance giving the Municipal Railway $28,151.03 in retroactive salaries passed for second reading.
- Municipal Railway receives $28,151.03 for retroactive salaries and fringe benefits, paid by rescinding judgments and claims funds.
- A $679,155 appropriation for Municipal Railway salaries and equipment, creating 16 positions, was referred to the Finance Committee.
- A $201,733 appropriation for Municipal Railway salaries, creating five positions, was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed $674,284 Municipal Railway budget to create sixteen positions passed for second reading; a failed amendment would have cut it.
- Ordinance appropriating $198,688 for five new Municipal Railway positions passed for second reading.
- Proposed $1,002,723 Municipal Railway budget to create 118 positions; the second reading vote continues on the next page.
- Supervisor Renne's ordinance moved $1.0M from the [name withheld] budget to create 118 Municipal Railway positions and was finally passed.
- Supervisor Renne's ordinance adding sixteen Municipal Railway positions by moving $674,294 within the budget was finally passed.
- A $337,118 appropriation for Municipal Railway temporary salaries and supplies was passed for second reading.
- Ordinance passed appropriating $337,118 to the Municipal Railway for temporary salaries, fringe benefits, and supplies.
- Municipal Railway would receive $600,000 for overtime, taken from craft salaries; passed for second reading.
- $600,000 moved to Municipal Railway overtime from craft salaries; ordinance finally passed.
- Passed for second reading: $43,131 to fund salaries and benefits for six new Municipal Railway positions.
- Ordinance appropriates $43,131 for Municipal Railway craft salaries and benefits for six newly created positions; passed final.
- A $1.8M Municipal Railway capital projects appropriation ordinance was proposed; its vote appears on the next page.
- Appropriates $1,757,000 for various Municipal Railway capital projects; passed as Ordinance 196-84.
- Ordinance to move $10,210 within the Municipal Railway budget to reclassify one position was called from committee.
- Municipal Railway receives $3.7M for a stores revolving fund, financed by cutting salary and benefit appropriations; finally passed.
- Supervisor Renne's ordinance moving $103,713 into Municipal Railway salaries for 26 new positions passed second reading.
- Passed for second reading an ordinance moving $2,723 within Municipal Railway salary funds for one reclassified position.
- Municipal Railway budget raised by $103,713 to add 26 positions and abolish six; passed as Ordinance 264-84.
- Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance appropriating $216,000 to the Municipal Railway for services of the Public Utilities Commission.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $291,115 for the 1985 Historic Trolley Festival, sent to Finance Committee.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $38,000 to the Municipal Railway for other contractual services.
- The Board finally passed a $253,593 appropriation for the Municipal Railway's 1985 Historic Trolley Festival program.
- The Board passed on second reading an appropriation of $232,000 to the Municipal Railway for Public Utilities Commission services.
- $232,000 appropriated to the Municipal Railway for services of the Public Utilities Commission, passed on final reading.
- An ordinance appropriating $332,542 for a Municipal Railway contra flow lane at McAllister and Market was called out of committee.
- Ordinance moving $444,500 within the Municipal Railway budget to overtime was passed for second reading.
- Municipal Railway appropriation of $332,542 for a contra-flow lane on McAllister and Market was continued to April 1, 1985.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $444,500 to Municipal Railway for overtime and craft pay.
- Ordinance proposed appropriating $332,542 for a Municipal Railway contra-flow lane at McAllister and Market, passed on first reading as amended.
- Muni to get $332,542 for a bus lane at McAllister Street
- Passed on second reading a $1,000,000 appropriation to the Municipal Railway for refurbishing trolley coaches.
- $1,000,000 appropriated to the Municipal Railway for refurbishing trolley coaches, finally passed.
- Board of Supervisors passed a $116,854 appropriation for the Municipal Railway's insurance and risk reduction services.
- Amendment proposed to insert $467.50 in the marathon closing resolution
- Cable car maintenance program funded with $400,000 from the Municipal Railway capital budget, finally passed on second reading vote.
- Board of Supervisors appropriated $400,000 for a cable car maintenance management program in the Municipal Railway budget.
- $4,063,000 sought for Candlestick Park improvements from other capital budgets
- Ordinance appropriating $1,100,000 for Municipal Railway cable car system modifications was passed for second reading.
- The Controller's $1,100,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway cable car system modifications was finally passed.
- Ordinance passed on first reading, moving $75,000 into the Municipal Railway revolving fund from judgments and claims.
- Ordinance proposed adding $75,000 to the Municipal Railway revolving fund by rescinding claims money.
- Resolution approved temporary closures of various San Francisco streets for 1986 festivals, rallies, parades and a street fair.
- Consideration of $74,451 for the Municipal Railway cable car lubricant program was continued to June 23, 1986.
- Passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $625,000 to Municipal Railway for engine rebuilding work.
- Municipal Railway received $625,000 for its engine rebuilding programme, taken from major vehicle rehabilitation funds.
- $1.46 million for Muni improvements proposed.
- Muni cuts two jobs, adds one; some money held back.
- Municipal Railway asked to accept and spend $1,826,500 from its improvement corporation for an articulation section modification.
- A $93,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway cable car reconstruction claims was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $650,000 transfer for Municipal Railway judgments and claims was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $1,400,000 transfer for Municipal Railway workers compensation was referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisors passed on second reading $165,600 in Municipal Railway overtime pay, funded by cutting craft permanent salaries, with ratification of earlier spending.
- The Board passed on second reading an ordinance moving $520,000 within Municipal Railway budget for platform salaries.
- Board finally passed a $520,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway platform salaries, funded by cutting permanent salaries.
- Supervisor Gonzalez proposed a $93,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway cable car reconstruction claims.
- The Board finally passed a $650,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway judgments and claims, funded by rescinding salary money.
- The Board finally passed a $1,400,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway workers compensation, with ratification of earlier action.
- Board finally passed a $165,600 appropriation for Municipal Railway overtime pay, ratifying earlier action taken.
- Street closings sought for the Fourteenth Annual Castro Street Fair
- Public Utilities Commission may accept $30,266,732 federal transit aid for nine Muni projects, plus $8,934,648 for operations. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board continued until February 1, 1988 an ordinance reserving $54,245 for Municipal Railway capital projects.
- Ordinance reserving $54,245 of Municipal Railway funds for capital projects passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $25,105 to the Municipal Railway for temporary salaries and placing $11,017 in reserve.
- Passed for second reading a $150,000 appropriation for two Municipal Railway transit shelter program positions.
- Ordinance appropriating $150,000 to the Municipal Railway for its Transit Shelter Program and two positions was finally passed.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $2,800,000 to Municipal Railway for judgment and claims in 1988-89.
- $2.8M appropriated to the Municipal Railway for judgments and claims in fiscal 1988-89 was finally passed.
- Passed on first reading $3,400,000 for various Municipal Railway capital projects, with $164,000 placed on reserve.
- Municipal Railway receives $3,400,000 for various capital improvement projects, with $164,000 placed in reserve; finally passed.
- A proposed $2,750,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway capital improvements was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $350,000 to Municipal Railway for platform and training salaries, fiscal 1988-89, finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriating $103,008 to Municipal Railway miscellaneous salaries, offset by rescinding equal sums, passed for second reading.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $300,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway social security costs, taken from another department.
- Consideration of a $103,008 Municipal Railway salary appropriation was continued to June 19, 1989.
- A $300,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway social security costs was finally passed.
- Ordinance moves $103,008 into Municipal Railway salaries from insurance and risk funds; finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriates $2,412,500 for Muni platform employees' salaries and benefits for fiscal 1989-90; passed.
- Municipal Railway capital projects on the Northern Waterfront funded for 1989-90 passed on second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $2,750,000 to the Municipal Railway for Northern Waterfront capital projects, continued on the next page.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend $15,540,272 federal and $3,885,068 state funds for seven Municipal Railway projects.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $33,112 to the Municipal Railway for training and membership dues.
- Board finally passed a $400,000 appropriation from the Municipal Railway for Police Security services for fiscal 1990-91.
- Municipal Railway receives $167,243 for security improvements, with the full sum placed on reserve.
- A resolution asks BART to restore $102,000 in Muni AB 842 funds; referred to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $3,707,215 for the Municipal Railway passed for second reading.
- Municipal Railway budget appropriation of $3,707,215 for fiscal 1990-91 was finally passed.
- Proposed $2,590,309 for Municipal Railway capital projects was passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed a $2.6M ordinance funding Municipal Railway capital projects for fiscal 1990-91, with $1.5M held on reserve.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and accept about $59.5M in regional funds and $3.2M in bridge tolls for Muni.
- Proposed $17,671 appropriation for one Municipal Railway media production specialist position, sent to Finance Committee.
- A $20,000 appropriation for one new Municipal Railway position was passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriates $20,000 for Municipal Railway salaries to create one position, using no General Fund money.
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $660,000 to the Municipal Railway for fringe benefits; referred to Finance Committee.
- Board of Supervisors finally passed a $660,000 appropriation for Municipal Railway fringe benefits for fiscal 1991-92.
- Public Utilities Commission seeks to accept $437,000 in state traffic funds for the Municipal Railway.
- The Public Utilities Commission accepts $437,000 in state traffic funds for the Municipal Railway, with $365,900 placed in reserve.
- Public health gets $23 million in state Medi-Cal funds.
- $6 million reserved in case Muni needs help with budget.
- Ordinance proposed appropriating $1,986,885 to the Municipal Railway for salaries and maintenance; referred to Budget Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,986,885 for Municipal Railway salaries, benefits, services and facilities maintenance passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,578,144 for Muni platform salaries, with $262,016 held in reserve, passed for second reading as amended.
- Muni operator staffing funding of $1.58M, with $262,016 placed on reserve, passed for second reading as amended.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend $50,500,356 in state bond funds for four Muni capital projects.
- Finally passed ordinance giving Municipal Railway $1,578,144 for platform operator salaries and related fringe benefits.
- Appropriation of $1,986,885 for Municipal Railway salaries, benefits and maintenance; outcome on next page.
- Proposed $1,493,022 for Municipal Railway maintenance and fuel, previously denied, sent to Budget Committee.
- Rules for home delivery by city newspaper bidders advance.
- Public Works to lease 30 Van Ness Avenue
- $650,000 to finish the Candlestick Park project sent to committee
- Budget ordinance adds ten Municipal Railway positions and deletes three, passed for second reading on a 10 to 1 vote.
- Passed final: $50,062 for Municipal Railway salaries, benefits and services, creating ten positions and deleting three.
- Public Transportation Commission was authorized to accept a $28,000 regional grant to automate Muni's public timetable information system.
- Proposed acceptance of $70,000 from a national research board to train Muni staff against workplace violence, sent to committee.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $8.86M to the Municipal Railway to cover passenger fare shortfalls.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $8,859,766 to Muni for fare revenue shortfalls; referred to Budget Committee.
- Municipal Railway received an $8.9M appropriation to cover fare revenue shortfalls and other costs, passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriates $8,859,766 to the Municipal Railway to cover fiscal 1994-95 fare and other shortfalls.
- $1,000,000 for O'Shaughnessy Dam road repair sent to committee
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $4.9M from Municipal Railway funds to cover workers' compensation and fuel shortfalls.
- $2,160,000 for Municipal Railway land at Woods Maintenance Division was rescinded and redirected to buy equipment, passed as final.
- [name withheld] fares to rise to 90 cents a trip
- Ordinance appropriating $358,789 for thirty-seven Municipal Railway positions to implement Prop J audit recommendations passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed $358,789 for 37 new Municipal Railway positions to carry out Prop J audit recommendations.
- Municipal Railway may accept about $107.1M in federal grants and local matching funds for ten capital projects.
- Controller's $3,367,529 appropriation from Municipal Railway funds covers a projected workers' compensation shortfall; referred to Finance Committee.
- The city passed a $34,852 appropriation from the General Reserve Fund to extend Muni telephone and passenger service hours.
- Proposed resolution would have the city pay Muni for BART transfer trips in fiscal 1999; assigned to the Finance and Labor Committee.
- Approved a BART payment of $2,066,513 to Muni for riders transferring to BART stations in fiscal 1999.
- BART to pay Muni $2.07M for riders linking up; committee backed it.
- Muni proposes a $12 monthly [name withheld] for about 3,700 University of San Francisco undergraduates.
- Proposed supplemental appropriation of $2.9M to finish renovating MUNI's 700 Pennsylvania facility; outcome not yet shown.
- $1.99 million for clean-air vehicles, including some Muni projects.
- Plum Street parking rules to be repealed, sent to committee
- Director accepts and spends $1,986,000 air-district grant for clean-air Muni and city vehicle projects.
- City accepts $1.99 million from air district for clean-air projects.
- Removing the Union Square limousine stands sent to committee
- Proposed resolution would have BART pay Muni $2,175,648 for riders transferring to BART stations; sent to committee.
- Muni gets $2.2 million from BART for transfer riders.
- Resolution 664-00 approves a $2,175,648 payment from BART to Muni for transfer trips in fiscal year 1999-2000, adopted.
- Municipal Railway to receive $52.2M from BART for transfer trips provided in fiscal year 1999-2000, adopted by resolution. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $53,282,382 in federal capital funds for Muni railway projects.
- Municipal Transportation Agency's proposed acceptance of $22,888,763 in federal funds for new Muni light rail vehicles was sent to committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency asked to accept $3.3M in regional funds for the Muni Connector project; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency's proposed acceptance of $3,325,000 in regional funds for the Muni Connector Project was sent to committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency asked to accept and spend $22.9M in federal funds for new Muni light rail vehicles; sent to committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency proposed accepting $326,512 in federal funds for Muni light rail vehicles; sent to Land Use Committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency's request to accept and spend $326,512 in federal funds for Muni light rail vehicles was referred to committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency proposed accepting $2,441,395 federal grant for Muni security upgrades; sent to Land Use Committee.
- BART pays Muni $2.4 million for transfer rides, not yet decided.
- Proposal: $1.99 million federal money for real-time Muni tracking.
- Municipal Transportation Agency proposed accepting $534,401 in [name withheld] grant funds for Muni bus devices; referred to Land Use Committee.
- Proposed: $534,401 grant to cut Muni bus exhaust.
- Proposed $35.7 million regional funds for Muni capital projects. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency proposed accepting $35,710,000 in Regional Measure 2 funds for Municipal Railway capital projects, referred to Land Use Committee.
- Muni transit projects get $3.75 million, approved.
- $4.0M in federal funds proposed for Muni radios and Third Street
- Committee continued to the call of the chair the hearing on releasing $467,722 in reserved Muni funds for cable car repairs.
- Muni may accept $4.29M of regional transit funds; vote not shown.
- Muni would accept and spend about $9.96M in Bridge Toll funds for Municipal Railway capital projects; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked