All decisions
52 Board decisions about Peninsula Corridor Joint Po…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- A $129,300 payment toward San Francisco's share of Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board start-up costs was referred to Budget Committee.
- Board passes an ordinance on second reading
- Board finally passed $129,300 from the General Fund Reserve for the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board start-up costs.
- $27,000 easement for widening Cesar Chavez Street sent to committee
- $27,000 easement bought to widen Cesar Chavez Street
- 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.
- $830,921 more for the Peninsula Corridor rail subsidy passed first reading
- $830,921 added from the General Fund Reserve to pay the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board's subsidy, passed final.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board raise its grant anticipation note program by $99,000,000.
- Proposed resolution would let the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board raise its grant anticipation note program by $99,000,000; referred for adoption.
- $507,025 toward San Francisco's share of Caltrain capital projects.
- Caltrain may borrow $99 million more for upgrades.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $507,025 for San Francisco's share of Caltrain capital improvements through the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board.
- Caltrain may borrow $99 million more for upgrades.
- $507,025 for Caltrain upgrades; still needs final vote.
- City money for Caltrain capital work approved.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $507,025 for San Francisco's share of Caltrain capital improvements for 1999-2000.
- Public Works acceptance of $10,000 from the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board for the Salinas Avenue retaining wall was sent to committee.
- $10,000 sought for the Salinas Avenue retaining wall
- A resolution adopted with no subject on this page
- Public Works Department was authorized to accept $10,000 from the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board for the Salinas Avenue retaining wall.
- Resolution to let the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board raise its [name withheld] program by $231,000,000 was referred for adoption.
- Resolution proposed to let the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board raise its [name withheld] program by $231,000,000 was referred.
- Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board may increase its [name withheld] program by $231M, adopted by the Board.
- Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board may increase its [name withheld] program by $231,000,000, for a total of $453,500,000.
- The Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board's proposed sale of up to $22M in farebox revenue bonds was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Praise for a deputy city attorney's service; not yet voted on. linked by the name only, not checked
- $22M bond sale approved for the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board
- $5M sought for the Jerrold Avenue railroad bridge rebuild
- $5M sought for the Jerrold Avenue railroad bridge rebuild
- $5M application adopted for the Jerrold Avenue railroad bridge
- $5M application adopted for the Jerrold Avenue railroad bridge
- Quint, McKinnon and Newcomb to be closed, hearing set
- Quint, McKinnon and Newcomb closed for the Quint Street rail crossing
- Quint, McKinnon and Newcomb to be closed for railroad crossing work
- Board passed on first reading, as amended, an ordinance vacating parts of Quint, McKinnon and Newcomb Avenues for the Quint Street rail crossing project.
- Street vacation for the Quint Street rail crossing project was passed on first reading, then amended and quitclaimed to the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board.
- Public hearing held on the Quint Street closure
- Ordinance to vacate parts of Quint, McKinnon and Newcomb streets for a railroad crossing was amended and remains pending.
- Quint, McKinnon and Newcomb streets vacated for a railroad crossing project, with land quitclaimed to the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board.
- A final passage vote with no subject on this page
- Peninsula rail board may sell $11 million in bonds; in committee.
- Caltrain bond sale up to $11 million sent to budget committee.
- Peninsula rail agency may sell up to $11 million in bonds.
- Caltrain signal and electric upgrade deal sent to committee.
- Minimum pay rates set for workers on city contracts
- Funding deal for Caltrain electrification and safety system still pending