All decisions
about 160 Board decisions about Parking Authority, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Finance Committee recommended a $40,794 Parking Authority appropriation, amended to $38,794 after cutting an automobile purchase. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parking Authority budget appropriation was cut from $40,794 to $33,964 by amendment, with the final vote on the next page.
- $1,250 would pay for a traffic survey near Market Street
- A substitute ordinance for $1,250 for a Parking Authority traffic survey in the Central Market area passed for second reading.
- $1,250 parking survey near central Market Street approved
- Parking Authority granted $1,100 from the emergency reserve to send officials to Washington to appeal a materials denial for the St. Mary's Square garage.
- Ordinance appropriating $500 to the Parking Authority for a traffic and parking demand study in North Beach passed.
- $22,500 voted for plans for the St. Mary's Square garage
- Supervisor McCarty's $1,100 supplemental appropriation for Parking Authority parking studies in the Central Market Area was referred to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Controller asked that the $450 parking study appropriation return to the Finance Committee, and it was sent back.
- $1,100 proposed for more study of Market Street parking
- $1,100 approved for more Market Street parking study
- Parking Authority appropriated $35,000 to buy off-street parking sites at Lakeside Village, finally passed.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Parking Authority ordinance appropriating $463 to buy an electric mimeograph machine passed for second reading.
- The Board appropriated $463 for the Parking Authority to buy an electric mimeograph machine.
- The Parking Authority's proposed $2.15M appropriation for a Sutter-Stockton parking site passed first reading and was deleted from the Ellis-O'Farrell garage funds.
- $10,000 finally passed for Parking Authority survey of neighborhood shopping districts' parking needs.
- Money for off-street parking in neighbourhood shopping areas linked by the name only, not checked
- Parking Authority money for neighborhood shopping parking approved
- Supervisors passed an ordinance appropriating $400,000 to the Parking Authority for off-street parking in neighborhood shopping districts.
- Probe ordered into elderly people committed to state mental hospitals linked by the name only, not checked
- Five police motorcycle traffic jobs sent for final vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bids for viewing machines at Christmas Tree Point approved
- De Young museum wing expansion and art sale moves to final vote.
- Holy Virgin Community property at 872 Fulton Street adopted linked by the name only, not checked
- Eureka Valley parking lot lights funded for one year
- Time limit waived so Masonic hall group can claim permit-fee refund
- City pays [name withheld] $24,000 to widen Bosworth Street
- $44,000 for a North Beach garage split off for separate vote
- $44,000 for North Beach public parking facility approved
- About $979,000 for city department spending linked by the name only, not checked
- An appropriation of $841,695 for a North Beach public parking facility was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed $841,695 appropriation for a public parking facility in North Beach passed for second reading.
- North Beach public parking garage moves toward final approval.
- North Beach public parking garage approved; $841,695 to build it
- An ordinance appropriating $18,981 for Parking Authority functions through fiscal year 1967-68 was referred to the Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parking Authority staff pay rules proposed; vote not shown here.
- Parking Authority funding for rest of year
- $255,000 Polk Street parking facility still awaiting final vote.
- $255,000 voted to build public parking in the Polk Street district
- Proposal for $120,000 to buy land and build shopping-district parking.
- Proposal for $120,000 to buy land and build shopping-district parking.
- Parking Authority contract money; no vote shown here.
- $62,000 sought for parking bays in the Outer Irving district
- $62,000 sought for parking bays in the Outer Irving district
- $20,000 for Embarcadero garage moves toward final vote.
- $3,170 sought for lane work at Portsmouth Square Garage linked by the name only, not checked
- $3,170 sought for lane work at Portsmouth Square Garage linked by the name only, not checked
- Parking Authority buys 5,600 new parking meters for $448,000 linked by the name only, not checked
- $700 for Parking Authority contracts and travel approved linked by the name only, not checked
- $258 voted to restripe parking lots on Ocean Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- $495 more paid to Social Security for Parking Authority staff linked by the name only, not checked
- Neighborhood shopping district design money advanced; final vote pending. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parking facility study at George Peabody School site advanced; final vote pending. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parking Authority shifts $300 from salaries to printing and postage
- Parking Authority out-of-town travel money awaits final vote.
- Proposed $7,208 for Parking Authority facility upkeep.
- $743,625 parking meter money sent back to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $10,000 for parking authority legal costs passed first vote. linked by the name only, not checked
- $10,000 for Parking Authority lawsuit costs linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed on second reading a $20,000 appropriation to the Parking Authority for professional special services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parking Authority $20,000 appropriation for professional special services was continued to April 7, 1980. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed for second reading a $438,230 appropriation for the Parking Authority to buy land for a Performing Arts Garage site.
- Parking Authority funding of $320,000 for the Moscone Center Garage project passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $320,000 from the Parking Authority for the Moscone Center Garage project. linked by the name only, not checked
- A $25,000 appropriation for Parking Authority professional services passed on first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parking Authority appropriation of $43,800 to double deck the Marina Parking Facility passed for second reading.
- $120,000 proposed to double-deck the Mission Bartlett Parking Plaza linked by the name only, not checked
- $120,000 proposed to double-deck the Mission Bartlett Parking Plaza linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed a $2,225,000 appropriation for Parking Authority off-street parking for fiscal year 1980-81.
- Board passed a $149,549 appropriation for Parking Authority capital projects. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed on second reading $65,480 for Parking Authority capital projects, with funds held pending a feasibility report. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance adding $150 to the Parking Authority revolving fund passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $200,000 to Parking Authority capital projects was continued to October 19, 1981. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board continued File 101-81-25, a $200,000 appropriation for the Parking Authority, after debate on housing delays. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $200,000 for Parking Authority capital projects passed for second reading.
- A $16,000 appropriation for maintenance of the Geary Mall public parking garage was sent to the Finance Committee.
- $1,368,000 sought for Candlestick Park recreation projects
- Parking Authority appropriation of $7,500 for [name withheld] services passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $95,095 for the Performing Arts Garage budget passed for second reading.
- Appropriates $95,095 to the Parking Authority for the Performing Arts Garage project budget.
- The Parking Authority's $2,560.80 appropriation for fees and fringe benefits passed on first reading.
- $15,000 for professional and special services at the Parking Authority, sponsored by Supervisor Molinari, passed on first reading.
- An ordinance proposed to appropriate $272,000 to the Parking Authority budget for the Performing Arts Garage.
- The Parking Authority received $2,560.80 for fees, compensation and benefits; the ordinance was finally passed.
- Proposed $694,250 appropriation for Parking Authority capital projects, passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parking Authority capital projects appropriation of $694,250 was finally passed.
- Old Yerba Buena school yard to be leased for parking
- A $9,003 Parking Authority budget for the parking meter program passed first reading.
- $9,003 appropriated to the Parking Authority for its parking meter program, finally passed.
- $20,000 appropriated to convert the Yerba Buena School play yard into public parking, finally passed.
- Parking Authority appropriation of $7,300 for Public Works engineering services passed for second reading.
- Board adopted motion releasing $51,100 held in reserve to the Parking Authority for the Performing Arts Garage.
- Ordinance appropriating $23,105.60 for Parking Authority payments to the Tax Collector passed on first reading.
- Supervisors adopted a resolution releasing $42,900 held in reserve to the Parking Authority for the [name withheld] garage.
- Ordinance adding $250 to the Parking Authority revolving fund passed for second reading; the vote is on the next page.
- Parking Authority cash revolving fund proposed to increase to $500; passed for second reading.
- Parking Authority cash revolving fund increased to $500, finally passed.
- $250,000 proposed for the Mission-Bartlett parking plaza
- The Board passed on first reading a $150,000 appropriation to the Parking Authority for the Performing Arts Center Garage budget.
- Parking Authority receives $150,000 for the Performing Arts Center Garage project budget, finally passed.
- Parking Authority budget changed by rescinding and appropriating $24,044 for salaries of one created and one abolished position; passed for second reading.
- Parking Authority salary funds are shifted by $24,044, creating one position and abolishing another; ordinance passed.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $216,000 for commercial store space at the Performing Arts Garage.
- Appropriates $216,000 for Parking Authority commercial store space at the Performing Arts Garage, finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors passed on second reading $240,087 for the Parking Authority to buy parking meters.
- Ordinance appropriates $240,087 for the Parking Authority to buy parking meters, finally passed.
- Parking Authority gets a $274,000 appropriation for its parking meter program budget; passed finally.
- Parking Authority ordinance appropriating $20,000 for [name withheld] services of other departments passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $610,000 to the Parking Authority for the Sixteenth and Hoff parking facility.
- Ordinance passed providing $20,000 to the Parking Authority for [name withheld] services from another department.
- Parking Authority's $112,500 capital budget for the 16th and Hoff public parking facility passed second reading.
- Parking Authority received $112,500 for the 16th and Hoff Public Parking Facility capital budget, finally passed.
- A proposed $126,500 appropriation for commercial store space at the Performing Arts Garage passed for second reading on the Controller's request.
- Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance appropriating $18,493 to the Parking Authority for electricity and other department services.
- Ordinance appropriating $15,795 to the Parking Authority for property rental and telephone services passed first reading.
- Parking Authority granted $15,795 for property rental, telephone and other contractual services, finally passed.
- Controller's $36,655 appropriation for Parking Authority meter coin cans passed for second reading.
- Parking Authority's $36,655 appropriation to buy parking meter coin cans was finally passed.
- $195,000 for repairs to the Vallejo Street Garage
- Sewer to be enlarged on 12th Avenue between Kirkham and Lawton
- Ordinance appropriating $324,619 to the Parking Authority for the Performing Arts Garage capital project passed for second reading.
- Money for the Performing Arts Garage capital budget was refused final passage, and a vote to rescind it followed.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $1,586,021 for the Parking Authority to buy parking meters and supplies.
- The Parking Authority appropriation of $1,586,021 to buy parking meters and supplies was finally passed.
- $2.2M for land for a garage at Polk and Bush Streets
- $3.7M sought for the Lombard Street Garage project
- Parking Authority's $960,000 capital budget for parking stalls at the Mission-Coleridge Project was finally passed.
- $3.7M sought for the Lombard Street Garage linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance appropriating $350,000 to the Parking Authority for a Neighborhood Angle Program passed second reading.
- Board finally passed a $415,213 appropriation to convert existing parking meters, sponsored by the Parking Authority.
- Passed for second reading: an $850,000 Parking Authority loan to repair the Japan Center Garage.
- Parking Authority granted an $850,000 loan to repair the Japan Center Garage; ordinance finally passed.
- Parking Authority funding of $112,200 for the Diamond Market Parking Facility passed for second reading.
- Parking Authority funding of $112,200 for the Diamond Market Parking Facility was finally passed.
- Amended ordinance proposes $36,911 for Proposition D traffic and parking commission work and one Parking Authority position.
- Parking Authority budget of $500,000 for the Polk-Bush Garage, with $350,000 on reserve, passed for second reading.
- Parking Authority's $500,000 Polk-Bush Garage budget was finally passed, with $350,000 placed on reserve.
- The Board passed on second reading a $5M appropriation for a Chinatown parking project, with $4.45M placed on reserve.
- Parking Authority's Chinatown parking project received a capital appropriation and was finally passed.
- Parking Authority's Upper Fillmore project received $3.5 million in capital funds, with $3.15 million placed on reserve, and was finally passed.
- Supervisor Walker requested a hearing on releasing $30,060 in reserved funds for the Parking Meter Program; referred to Finance Committee.
- A $4,218,400 appropriation for the Polk-Bush Garage was referred to the Finance Committee for a June 6 hearing.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $4,218,400 for the Polk-Bush Garage capital project, placed in reserve, sponsored by Supervisor Walker.
- Parking Authority asked to accept a $140,000 gift from three downtown parking companies to fund a garage marketing study.
- Housing and Neighborhood Services Committee recommended accepting a $140,000 gift from three parking corporations to fund a garage marketing study.
- Parking Authority may accept a $140,000 gift from three downtown parking companies to fund a garage marketing study.
- Parking Authority proposed accepting a $140,000 gift from three parking corporations to fund a garage marketing study.
- Real Estate Department lease of Moscone Center Garage space at 247-249 Third Street to Azad H. Nejad approved.
- Real Estate Department lease of Moscone Center Garage space to Azad Nejad at $2,250 monthly was referred to committee.
- Lease for mail and internet shop in Moscone garage proposed linked by the name only, not checked
- Azad Nejad leases a mail shop at the Moscone Center Garage
- Garage shop lease for a copy and mail center advances.
- Garage shop space leased to a mail and internet business.