All decisions
about 320 Board decisions about Municipal Transportation Ag…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Proposed ordinance would suspend Muni fares on New Year's Eve and appropriate $833,296 for fuel, sent to committee.
- Suspending Muni fares on New Year's Eve sent to committee
- Municipal Transportation Agency may retroactively accept and spend $800,000 in state aid for Muni vehicle surveillance cameras.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $3,203,169 in regional aid to replace aged Muni motor coaches.
- Committee amended and divided the proposal to suspend MUNI fares on New Year's Eve and fund fuel costs.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $229,953 in federal job-access funds for a southeast San Francisco transit program; sent to committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $53.3M in federal capital funds for Muni projects; sent to committee.
- Newsom's $7.0M state grant for Ocean Avenue and K-Ingleside light rail and transit work was continued to January 16.
- Resolution letting the Municipal Transportation Agency take $7,000,000 in state aid for Ocean Avenue transit work was continued to January 29, 2001.
- State money for Ocean Avenue and K-Ingleside work put off again
- State money for Ocean Avenue and K-Ingleside work put off
- Transit agency's request to accept $7 million in state aid for Ocean Avenue and K-Ingleside work was continued to February 5, 2001.
- The Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $7,000,000 in State aid for Ocean Avenue and K-Ingleside transit improvements.
- Municipal Transportation Agency's resolution to accept $14.4M in federal grants for seven Muni capital projects was referred to committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency proposed accepting $14,392,697 in federal grants for seven Muni capital projects; referred to committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $14.4M in federal grants for seven Muni capital projects.
- Mayor requests authority for the Municipal Transportation Agency to accept and spend $1,980,630 federal money for motor coach replacement; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency will accept and spend $1,980,630 in federal money to replace motor coaches. linked by the name only, not checked
- Federal grant of $1,980,630 to the Municipal Transportation Agency to replace motor coaches was adopted.
- Proposed acceptance of $66,231,753 in federal transit funds for San Francisco capital projects; sent to Transportation and Commerce Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $50,000 in federal funds for emergency preparedness drills.
- The Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $514,664 in [name withheld] funds for a Municipal Railway project.
- Proposed resolution would let the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $1.6M in federal air-quality funds for Bayview Connections; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $1,622,000 in federal congestion funds for the Bayview Connections project.
- The Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $1,622,000 in federal funds for the Bayview Connections project. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution lets the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $22.9M in federal aid for new Muni light rail vehicles.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $53,325,000 in regional funds for the Muni Connector Project.
- Municipal Transportation Agency authorized to accept and spend $3,325,000 in Regional Measure One funds for Muni transit.
- $50,000 federal money for transit emergency drills sent to committee.
- $15.9 million federal grant for new buses sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's resolution to accept and spend federal funds for replacing Muni motor coaches was transferred to Finance Committee.
- Federal $15.9 million for 330 new Muni buses proposed.
- Federal grant of $15.9 million for new Muni buses proposed.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $515,925 in federal aid to replace motor coaches.
- Muni gets nearly $16 million in federal money for new buses.
- Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $50,000 in federal funds for emergency preparedness drills.
- Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $514,664 in [name withheld] funds for a Municipal Railway project.
- Resolution proposed to let the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $66,231,753 in federal transit capital funds; sent to committee.
- Proposed resolution letting the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $540,000 in regional funds for [name withheld] improvements.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $540,000 in regional congestion relief funds for [name withheld] improvements.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $1,123,364 in regional clean-air funds for bus and bicycle projects.
- Mayor's ordinance proposes appropriating $35,506,484 in Breda lease-leaseback revenue to Municipal Transportation Agency capital projects, referred to committee.
- Proposed resolution would let the Municipal Transportation Agency spend $1,123,364 in regional air-quality funds on bus signal priority and new buses; sent to committee.
- Transit agency proposed accepting and spending $1.1M in regional clean-air funds for buses, signal priority, and bike racks; sent to committee.
- Transit agency may accept and spend $1.1M in federal funds for the Metro East light rail maintenance facility; adopted.
- The Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $1,093,110 in federal funds for the Metro East light rail maintenance facility.
- Mayor's ordinance proposes appropriating $35,506,484 of Breda lease-leaseback revenue for Municipal Transportation Agency capital projects; sent to Finance and Audits Committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency proposed accepting $3.96M in federal funds for Muni particulate traps and a natural gas facility.
- Municipal Transportation Agency acceptance of $3,960,116 in federal capital assistance for Muni projects was sent to committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $1,123,364 in regional clean-air funds for buses, signals and bike racks; adopted.
- Municipal Transportation Agency proposed accepting and spending $990,029 in federal funds for Muni's Central Control Facility, sent to City Services Committee.
- $990,029 federal grant for building Muni's central control facility; pending. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor proposed authorizing the Municipal Transportation Agency to accept and spend $22,447,850 federal funds for the Third Street track facility.
- $22.4M for Third Street rail work sent to committee
- $22.4M in federal money proposed for Third Street rail work
- Municipal Transportation Agency authorized to accept and spend federal funds for the Third Street Corridor track and maintenance facility.
- Municipal Transportation Agency authorized to accept and spend $48,094,526 in federal capital funds for city projects, adopted.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $48.1M in federal capital grants for San Francisco transit projects.
- Proposed resolution would let the Transportation Agency accept and spend $4.7M in state AB 664 funds for Muni projects.
- Municipal Transportation Agency proposed accepting and spending $4,663,431 of state Assembly Bill 664 funds for Muni transit projects; sent to Land Use Committee.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $1,475,374 in federal funds for the Central Subway.
- $1.5M in federal money for the Central Subway accepted
- Proposed resolution would let MUNI accept and spend $53,960,116 in federal capital aid for particulate traps and a natural gas facility; sent to committee.
- Supervisors Ammiano and Dufty's resolution to accept a $100,359 state grant for a Valencia Street pedestrian and traffic safety plan was adopted.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $3.9M in federal funds for Muni's Islais Creek facility; sent to Land Use Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $4.0M in federal aid for Muni particulate traps and a gas facility.
- Resolution proposed to accept and spend $41,002,071 in federal transit funds for Muni capital projects; sent to Finance and Audits Committee.
- Resolution proposed to accept and spend $35,351,840 in federal funds for Muni's [name withheld] Facility; sent to Land Use Committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency proposed accepting $8,857,610 in federal funds for the Third Street Phase II New Central Subway; sent to Land Use Committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency proposed accepting $3,753,574 in Assembly Bill 664 regional funds for Muni Railway projects; sent to Land Use Committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency authorized to accept and spend $41,002,071 in federal transit capital grants.
- Transportation agency's $191,205 state funds for Muni signal preemption projects was referred to Land Use Committee.
- Transit advertising contract with Viacom Outdoor Inc. adopted, guaranteeing at least $16,425,000 in revenue and services from July 2004.
- Muni gets $4.9 million federal money for Islais Creek facility.
- Proposed $3.96 million federal grant for Muni pollution equipment.
- Muni gets $2.4M federal grant for security upgrades.
- Municipal Transportation Agency authorized to accept and spend $2.44M in federal security grant funds for Muni.
- Muni to take $191,205 state money for transit signal priority.
- Muni's $3.96 million federal money heads to full vote after committee OK.
- Muni may take $3.96 million federal money for pollution-control gear; pending.
- Resolution authorizing the Municipal Transportation Agency to accept and spend $191,205 in state funds for Muni transit signal projects was adopted.
- Muni proposed $191,205 state money for bus signal priority.
- Proposed: $1.99 million federal money for Muni real-time vehicle info.
- $100,359 state grant sought for Valencia Street safety plan
- $100,359 grant sought for a Valencia Street safety plan
- $41 million federal money for city transit projects; still in committee.
- $41 million federal money for Muni, sent on to full vote.
- Muni advertising deal with Viacom Outdoor approved.
- $82,400 grant for Muni's transit plan; still in committee.
- Up to 30 intersections get pedestrian countdown timers.
- Proposed resolution would let the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend an $82,400 regional grant for Muni transit planning.
- Proposed $3.9 million federal money for Muni's Islais Creek facility.
- $8.9M in federal money for the Central Subway sent to committee
- Muni may accept and spend an $82,400 Metropolitan Transportation Commission grant for its Short Range Transit Plan.
- Heavy trucks barred from Middle Point Road and Innes Avenue
- $82,400 accepted for Muni's short range transit plan
- $8.9M of federal money accepted for the Central Subway
- Accepts $41 million federal money for transit projects.
- The Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $876,050 in Bay Area clean air grant money, sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- A federal grant item sponsored by Supervisor Maxwell continues onto the next page.
- Transportation Agency would borrow $22.57M from the county transportation authority to start the Third Street light rail facility early.
- Proposed resolution letting Muni accept and spend $212,490 from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission for TransLink equipment work, sent to Land Use Committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $266,666 in federal funds to maintain the #108 bus line to Treasure Island.
- Municipal Transportation Agency proposed to accept $2,945,658 in Assembly Bill 664 funds for Muni capital projects; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $2,945,658 in Assembly Bill 664 funds for Muni capital projects.
- Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $23,305,667 in federal funds for fixed guideway transit projects.
- Proposed acceptance of $497,050 in federal TEA-21 funds for an alternative fuel transit technology project; sent to committee.
- MTA asks to accept and spend $11,283,000 in Regional Measure 2 funds for vehicle location system; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Municipal Transportation Agency seeks authority to accept and spend $497,050 in federal TEA 21 transportation research funds.
- Proposed resolution lets the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $4,290,000 in regional funds for Muni capital projects; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency proposed to accept and spend $65,840,680 in federal transit funds for capital projects; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency proposed to accept $23,305,667 in federal fixed guideway funds for capital projects. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $23,600 in federal transit funds for Muni radio and Third Street work. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $65.8M in federal funds for San Francisco transit capital projects. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of $9.9M in federal funds for the Central Subway; sent to committee.
- $4M federal grant adopted for Muni radios and Third Street
- $212,490 for TransLink work at Muni yards sent to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $212,490 from the regional commission for TransLinkr equipment site work.
- Muni gets $212,490 to prepare sites for TransLink fare equipment.
- $266,666 for Treasure Island bus line maintenance; sent to committee.
- $4.3M for Municipal Railway projects sent to committee
- Muni plans to accept $266,666 grant for Treasure Island bus.
- Muni may accept $4.29M of regional transit funds; vote not shown.
- Proposed $744,000 federal grant for Muni radio upgrade.
- Muni takes $744,000 in federal money for new radios
- Muni may spend $9.2 million federal money on overhead-wire facility.
- $9.9M in federal money for the Central Subway sent to committee
- Municipal Transportation Agency authorized to accept and spend $497,050 in federal TEA-21 research grant funds.
- $23,600 in federal funds proposed for Muni radios and Third Street
- Municipal Transportation Agency proposes accepting $11,283,000 in regional funds for a vehicle location system; sent to committee.
- A proposed resolution would let the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $876,050 in regional clean air funds to cut motor vehicle pollution, sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $23,305,667 in federal Section 5309 funds for fixed guideway capital projects.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $65,840,680 in federal transportation funds.
- The Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $2,945,658 in Assembly Bill 664 funds for Muni capital projects.
- The Municipal Transportation Agency may accept a $90,000 federal grant to retime traffic signals on Market and King Streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $9,920,000 in federal funds for the Third Street Central Subway project.
- Committee recommended letting the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $9,920,000 in federal funds for the Central Subway.
- Committee recommended letting the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $24,502,500 in federal funds for the Central Subway.
- Muni may accept and spend $3.7M in federal bus funds for its Islais Creek facility and vehicle locators; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed for the Municipal Transportation Agency to accept and spend about $10 million in bridge toll funds for Muni projects; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency asked to accept $25 million state transit funds for Third Street and Metro East work; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni may accept and spend $3,693,215 in federal bus funds for its Islais Creek facility; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $90,000 sought to retime traffic signals along Market Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Angle parking proposed on Noe Street between 29th and Day linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency seeks authority to accept and spend $22.57M in state and federal funds for the Muni Metro East facility.
- Proposed resolution would let the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $22,570,000 in state funds for the Muni Metro East facility; sent to committee.
- $90,000 offered to retime signals on Market and King Streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Angle parking proposed on Noe Street between 29th and Day linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni accepted $11.3 million regional funds for vehicle tracking. linked by the name only, not checked
- Liquor store move to 4715 Geary Boulevard approved. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized the Municipal Transportation Agency to accept and spend $11.3M in regional funds for vehicle location.
- Board authorized the Municipal Transportation Agency to accept and spend $876,050 from the Bay Area air district for pollution projects.
- Resolution would let the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $157,031 in Regional Measure 2 operating funds; referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed honor for [name withheld] and her neighborhood work.
- Proposed: Muni takes $157,031 in regional transit aid; still in committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $157,031 in Regional Measure 2 transit funds; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- A proposal to let the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $157,031 in regional transit funds was referred to committee.
- Proposed resolution lets the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $157,031 in regional transit funds; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $157,031 of regional transit money for Muni sent to committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $157,031 in regional transit operating assistance funds. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni may spend $157,031 of regional transit funds.
- Proposed: Muni to take and spend $2.85 million federal security grant.
- $200,000 grant for cleaner Muni bus engines goes to committee.
- Adopted a resolution letting the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $2,851,800 in federal transit security grant funds.
- $2.85 million transit security grant money accepted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution accepting $199,992 in [name withheld] grant funds from the Bay Area Air Quality Management District to re-engine 12 Muni buses was adopted.
- Board praises fire doctor leaving for Dallas. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni buses get cleaner engines with $199,992 air-district grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend a $199,992 [name withheld] grant for engines on 12 motor coaches, adopted.
- $9.9M of federal Central Subway money sent to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- $9.9M of federal Central Subway money put off indefinitely
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $22.6M in state funds for the Muni Metro East maintenance facility.
- Muni may take $22.6 million state money for Metro East depot.
- $90,000 taken to retime signals on Market and King Streets
- The Municipal Transportation Agency may accept a $90,000 federal grant to retime traffic signals on Market Street and The Embarcadero.
- $46.2M in federal transit money taken for Muni projects
- $24.5M in federal money sought for the Central Subway linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni may accept and spend $29.5M in federal Section 5309 funds for Municipal Railway capital projects, adopted.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $46,175,552 in federal capital funds for Muni projects. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $46,175,552 in federal capital assistance for Muni projects.
- $24.5M in federal aid asked for the Central Subway linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $29,453,769 in federal capital funds for Muni projects. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency's plan to accept $9.9M in federal funds for the Central Subway was continued to November 13.
- Resolution to accept $9.9 million federal funds for the Central Subway was continued to the call of the chair.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend about $9.96M in bridge toll funds for Muni capital projects; sent to committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $9,920,000 in federal funds for the Central Subway's Third Street segment.
- The Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $24.5M in federal funds for the Central Subway.
- Board adopted a resolution letting Muni accept and spend $3,693,215 in federal bus funds for Islais Creek facility. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept a $2,740,000 regional bicycle and pedestrian grant, adopted.
- Proposed acceptance of $1,690,546 in Lifeline transportation funds for Muni's Treasure Island and Sunset line service. linked by the name only, not checked
- Federal bus funding of $3,887,113 for Muni's Islais Creek Facility was sent to the City Operations committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency to accept and spend $10,371 from the Bland Family Foundation to restore Muni's Historic Photo Archive; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency asked to accept a $478,000 regional grant for Inner Sunset traffic calming; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency would accept and spend $46.5M in federal transit funds for Muni capital projects; sent to Budget Committee.
- Proposed resolution would let Muni accept and spend $600,000 in regional funds for safety work on Market Street; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Transportation Agency proposes accepting a $496,885 federal and state grant for school area bicycle and pedestrian safety; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency authorized to accept and spend about $10 million in bridge toll funds for Muni capital projects.
- The Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $785,223 in federal funds for Glen Park Intermodal Facility improvements.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $10,371 from Bland Family Foundation to restore Muni's historic photo archive. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed authority for the Municipal Transportation Agency to spend $785,223 in federal funds on Glen Park Intermodal Facility improvements. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted acceptance of a $31,854,482 federal transit grant for Muni capital projects.
- Board adopted acceptance of a $1,805,760 federal grant for Muni's Islais Creek Facility and bus locators.
- Resolution proposed to let the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend a $46.5M federal grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency to accept and spend $31,854,482 in federal transit aid for Muni capital projects; sent to Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni may accept and spend $1,805,760 in federal bus funds for its Islais Creek Facility and vehicle locators; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept a $2,740,000 regional grant for various transportation projects; referred to committee.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $217,970 in state grant funds for low-polluting construction equipment.
- Municipal Transportation Agency to accept and spend $49,000 in regional funds for Safe Routes to Transit; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency to accept and spend a $423,000 Caltrans grant for Buena Vista school routes; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposal for the Municipal Transportation Agency to accept a $217,970 state grant for low-polluting construction equipment was referred for adoption.
- Municipal Transportation Agency asked to accept $200,000 to study traffic near the Balboa Park BART station; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $450,000 from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission for TransLinkr equipment on Muni vehicles; referred to committee.
- Muni's $49,000 Safe Routes to Transit money sent to committee.
- Muni gets federal money for three bomb-sniffing dog teams linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni gets about $10 million in bridge toll money for projects
- The Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $25 million in state transit funds for Third Street Muni work.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept a federal grant for three bomb detection canine teams and $120,500 in costs.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend about $10.0M in bridge toll funds for Muni capital projects over three fiscal years.
- The Board authorised Muni to accept and spend $25 million in state transit funds for Third Street and Metro East construction.
- Muni gets $25 million for Third Street rail and Metro East
- $785,223 for Glen Park station improvements sent to committee
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $10,371 from Bland Family Foundation to restore Muni's historic photo archive.
- $10,371 private grant for Muni photo archive restoration approved linked by the name only, not checked
- $10,371 private grant proposed to restore Muni's historic photo archive linked by the name only, not checked
- Board approves minutes of its January 30 meeting
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend a $423,000 Caltrans grant for Buena Vista Safe Routes to School. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Municipal Transportation Agency accept and spend $49,000 for a Safe Routes to Transit project. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $49,000 in Regional Measure 2 funds for a Safe Routes to Transit project.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend a $423,000 Caltrans grant for the Buena Vista Safe Routes to School Project.
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $785,223 in federal funds to improve Glen Park Intermodal Facility.
- Redevelopment agency appointee Linda Cheu sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $785,223 accepted for Glen Park station improvements
- The Transportation Agency may accept and spend a $496,885 federal and state grant for school-area bicycle and pedestrian safety.
- $496,885 grant accepted for safer bike and walk routes to schools
- Proposed $86,520 federal money for transit planning; not yet voted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $3,887,113 in federal bus funds for Muni's Islais Creek Facility; adopted.
- Muni gets $3.9 million federal money for Islais Creek bus facility.
- Accepting $86,520 in federal transit planning funds for the Municipal Transportation Agency was severed and referred to committee.
- City urges state to add $20 million for adult protection services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni gets $3.7 million federal money for Islais Creek facility. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni may accept and spend $3.7M in federal bus funds for its Islais Creek facility and vehicle locators; resolution adopted.
- Muni may take $450,000 to test TransLink fare equipment on buses.
- $600,000 sought for safety work on Market Street
- Muni accepts and spends $450,000 in regional TransLinkr funds to install fare equipment on its vehicles.
- $450,000 accepted to oversee TransLink equipment on Muni vehicles
- Municipal Transportation Agency was authorized to accept and spend $600,000 in regional funds for Market Street safety work. linked by the name only, not checked
- $600,000 accepted for safety work on Market Street linked by the name only, not checked
- $217,970 state grant sought for low-polluting construction equipment
- City transit agency takes $218,000 state grant for cleaner construction equipment.
- Muni gets $1.8 million for Islais Creek facility work; in committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed accepting $31,854,482 in federal transit funds for Muni capital projects; sent to Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni gets $46.5 million in federal money for projects; in committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni gets $1.7 million to maintain #108 line and expand #29 Sunset.
- The Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $1,690,546 in federal funds for Muni Line 108 and Line 29 service.
- Muni gets $1.8 million to build Islais Creek facility and tracking gear.
- Muni accepts $46.5 million federal money for capital projects.
- $200,000 study proposed for traffic around Balboa Park BART station linked by the name only, not checked
- City would take $2.74 million for bike and walking projects.
- $478,000 regional grant for Inner Sunset traffic calming and transit.
- The Municipal Transportation Agency may accept and spend $478,000 in regional funds for Inner Sunset traffic calming and transit.
- $2.74 million regional grant for bike and walking projects accepted.
- Closing six Muni funds and moving $70,687 passes first reading
- $70,687 moved to transit agency; old Muni funds closed
- City accepts $696,000 state grant for walking and biking
- Walking and bike project money proposed, still in committee.
- $696,000 state grant for pedestrian and bike projects accepted linked by the name only, not checked
- $76.5M in street repaving bond money passes on first reading
- $28 million bonds for transit and garage upgrades sent to committee.
- $46.9 million to refinance parking meter and garage debt
- Accepted and approved $865,864 in state grants for San Francisco pedestrian and bicycle projects, shared by Public Works and the Transportation Agency.
- Asks state to restore $75 million a year for arts; vote pending.
- Board urges state to restore $75 million for arts funding
- $133 million for street repaving and safety work; sent to committee.
- $133 million for road repaving and sidewalks awaits final vote.
- $133 million road repaving and street safety money proposed.
- $19.5M in bonds for 71 flats at 1100 Ocean Avenue
- $165 million for transit and bike projects sent to committee.
- Parking garage spending plan sent to committee.
- Up to $165 million in bonds approved for transit projects
- $165M of transit bond money for Muni work; first vote passed.
- $165 million for transit, bike and garage projects; final vote later
- City accepts $186,746 state grant for McLaren Park trail
- Hotel and parking taxes now paid monthly; other business tax rules changed
- $165 million in bond money for transit and parking projects approved
- Parking garage money plan listed; no decision shown.
- Parking garage money ($13.8M) for transit agency, first vote only.
- Parking garage spending raised by $13.8 million; first vote.
- $4.4M for Muni capital projects sent to committee
- $13.8 million for two city parking garages approved
- Parking garage spending and income increased by $13.8 million
- $4.4 million for transit projects advanced; final vote pending.
- Broken parking meters now allow the meter's maximum stay, not two hours
- Transit fund money, $4.4 million, spent on transit projects.
- $4.4 million for transit capital projects approved
- Sprint shop lease at 833 Mission Street proposed for extension
- Up to $47.5M financing for Mission Bay homes approved.
- Muni ad deal with Titan approved; company guarantees city $28.5M.
- $31,400 air quality penalty against the city sent to committee
- A $31,400 settlement of the Bay Area Air Quality Management District lawsuit against the city passed on first reading.
- $31,400 air pollution penalty against the city approved linked by the name only, not checked
- $32.2 million for city transit agency spending proposed
- Developer fee money for city transit, $16.7 million, proposed
- $67.5M in road bonds for Better Market Street and Muni proposed
- Board passed on first reading a $67.54M bond appropriation for Muni, Better Market Street and pedestrian safety projects.
- $67,540,000 of road bonds for Better Market Street passed first reading
- $32.2 million for transit agency spending; final vote still needed.
- Developer fees for city transit projects shifted; first vote passed.
- Fee waived for four Lawton school banners celebrating a state award
- $32.2 million added to city transit budget; first vote passed.
- $16.7 million from development fees goes to transit projects
- $32.2 million for Muni spending approved
- Ordinance appropriating $67.54M of 2015 transportation bond proceeds for Muni, Caltrain and Better Market Street projects was finally passed.
- $67,540,000 of road bonds proposed for Better Market Street and Muni
- $16.7M of developer fees go to transit; $2M held back
- $3.5 million from city reserves to transit agency; in committee.
- $207M for transit projects and vehicles.