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Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board

A government body in 52 Board decisions, 1995–2016.

52Board decisions about it
1995–2016first and last decision

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PeopleOrganisationsPlacesMalia Cohenproposed 2Sophie Maxwellproposed 1Department of Public Worksnamed in 3Public Works Departmentnamed in 1Mckinnon Avenamed in 9Newcomb Avenamed in 9Quint Stnamed in 9together in 9together in 9Peninsula Corridor Joint Po…

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  • Mckinnon Avenamed in 9
  • Newcomb Avenamed in 9
  • Quint Stnamed in 9

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Who was paid · 2 organisations
Department of Public Works3 decisions
Public Works Department1 decision

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Votes · 21 roll calls
yes 209no 0absent 13

21 printed roll calls; 21 were unanimous.

Decisions, by type
resolution27
ordinance19
Decisions, by outcome
passed17
referred10
pending9
passed first reading3
amended2

11 decisions have no outcome read yet.

All 52 decisions · in date order
  • A $129,300 payment toward San Francisco's share of Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board start-up costs was referred to Budget Committee.
    17 Jan 1995referredJournal 1995 ↗
  • Board passes an ordinance on second reading
    23 Jan 1995outcome not readJournal 1995 ↗
  • Board finally passed $129,300 from the General Fund Reserve for the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board start-up costs.
    1 Feb 1995passedJournal 1995 ↗
  • $27,000 easement for widening Cesar Chavez Street sent to committee
    13 Apr 1998outcome not readJournal 1998 ↗
  • $27,000 easement bought to widen Cesar Chavez Street
    11 May 1998passedJournal 1998 ↗
  • Proposed ordinance appropriating $830,760 from the General Fund Reserve to increase Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board subsidy payments.
  • Supervisor Katz's resolution on Caltrain farebox revenue bonds up to $4,500,000 was received and sent to Finance and Labor Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
  • Resolution authorizing the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board to issue up to $4.5M in farebox revenue bonds was referred to the next Board meeting.
  • Resolution authorizes the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board to issue up to $4,500,000 in farebox revenue bonds.
  • Analyst reviewed extra $830,760 for Caltrain subsidy.
  • Extra $830,760 for Caltrain subsidy; amended in committee, not final.
    3 Mar 1999pendingBoard minutes 1999 ↗
  • $830,921 more for the Peninsula Corridor rail subsidy passed first reading
    8 Mar 1999outcome not readJournal 1999, p. 206 ↗

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