All decisions
about 220 Board decisions about Port Commission, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Port Commission gets $60,000 revolving fund; moves toward final approval.
- Board gave final passage to a $15.0M Port Commission appropriation for operations, capital work and 393 positions.
- Port Commission pay rules change finally approved.
- Board passed on second reading an appropriation of $303,710 for Port Commission positions after a rescission vote.
- Board passed on first reading, as amended, a $303,710 appropriation creating and abolishing Port Commission positions.
- Port Commission appropriation of $303,710 finally passed, creating 22 positions and abolishing 22 positions.
- Bond sale notice wording changed; final approval
- Port's working fund raised to $260,000; first approval only.
- Port's working fund raised to $260,000; final approval
- Library moves $12,000 from books to magazine subscriptions.
- $82,000 Port Commission budget change moves toward final vote.
- Yearly list of city jobs and pay approved
- City departments get $181,863 for operations and capital work linked by the name only, not checked
- Dairy and milk inspection fee increase put off.
- Extra $20,000 for port visitor promotion approved
- City drops medical bill liens for a minor's care linked by the name only, not checked
- Move to cancel payroll tax vote voted down linked by the name only, not checked
- Money for a port building at Seawall Lot 334; no vote shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port building at Seawall Lot 334 funded by cutting pier repair money
- Port Commission received $4,675 for permanent salaries, with one position abolished and one created. linked by the name only, not checked
- City settles lawsuit with a resident, accepting $1,549.04
- Board votes $6.1M for public works, dropping Noe Street sidewalk work
- Port fire insurance money fast-tracked for revisiting linked by the name only, not checked
- $332,944 for Port fire insurance approved
- Proposal: $20 million Pier 94 port work, plus court and fire funds. linked by the name only, not checked
- Funds for fire staff, bail projects and Pier 94; result not shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: fire inspection hires cut to one lieutenant
- Proposed: fire inspection hires cut to one lieutenant linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposes a fire lieutenant job and funds for fire department services.
- $15,000 for Port Commission audits moves toward final vote.
- Board votes $154,300 to repair the Third Street Bridge at Channel linked by the name only, not checked
- Moves $4.26 million from disability and family aid to state supplement.
- Board passed on first reading, as amended, a $3,925 appropriation for Port Commission carpeting and an automobile.
- Police, Muni and Port get new money; some funds cut
- $14 million Port improvement money considered.
- Supervisors passed a $14,000,000 appropriation to the Port Commission from the 1971 Harbor Improvement Bond Fund for capital improvements.
- Port Commission pay and benefits money; decision listed next row.
- Money for Port Commission staff wages and benefits from May 1
- Money for harbor police sergeant posts; vote in next entry.
- Port adds harbor police sergeant job; decision put off.
- Harbor police sergeant job proposed, not yet final. linked by the name only, not checked
- Money for one new harbor police sergeant job proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port Commission gets $35,000 for contract services linked by the name only, not checked
- 501 Army Street lease to be extended for Weights and Measures
- [name withheld] operating money of $233,566 approved linked by the name only, not checked
- Port power and heating money approved
- No decision for this item shown in this row
- Ordinance proposes $4,048 for Port Commission current expenses; vote continues on next page.
- Board passed on first reading an $897,806 appropriation for the Port Commission's capital projects budget. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port Commission's capital projects budget received an appropriation of $92,026, passed as final.
- Port Commission salaries and fringe benefits receive a $3,090 appropriation, finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port Commission gets a $490,000 appropriation for contractual services and capital projects; passed for second reading.
- The Port Commission receives $490,000 for contracts and capital projects in fiscal year 1981-82.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $4.2M appropriation for Port Commission capital projects.
- An ordinance appropriating $120,000 for Port Commission services from the City Attorney passed second reading.
- Port Commission gets $266,668 for professional and special services; passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $120,000 for Port Commission services from another city department.
- Board finally passed a $266,668 appropriation for Port Commission professional and special services.
- Ordinance appropriating $5,038 for retroactive Port Commission salaries passed for second reading.
- City approved leasing real property at Pier 70 from the Port Commission for cable car storage.
- Port Commission appropriation of $14,200,000 for land, improvements and equipment passed second reading as amended.
- Consideration of a $14,200,000 Port Commission appropriation for land acquisition and improvements was continued.
- Port Commission property leased to the Public Utilities Commission for storing street cars and diesel buses; resolution adopted.
- Port Commission employee salaries raised by $4,370, retroactive to July 1, 1982, finally passed.
- The Controller was authorized to release $1.9M in reserve funds to the Port Commission for harbor improvements.
- Proposed $4,280,000 appropriation for Port Commission bond interest and redemption; passed for second reading.
- Board passed on first reading a $40.5M appropriation for Port Commission capital projects.
- The Port Commission received a $40.5M appropriation for various capital projects, finally passed.
- Controller proposes a $920,000 appropriation for Port Commission services to other departments; passed for second reading.
- $1,220,000 was appropriated to the Port Commission for dredging selected areas of the harbor, and the ordinance was finally passed.
- Port Commission receives $550,000 to design renovation of Piers 30 and 32; finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriating $900,000 to the Port Commission for utility undergrounding was finally passed.
- Leases adopted at Pier 70 and the Patrick Henry School
- Port Commission's revolving fund is to be increased by $217,000, passed on first reading.
- Finally passed an ordinance appropriating $217,000 to increase the Port Commission's revolving funds.
- Month-to-month license for Pier 33 with the Port Commission, used by the Water Department, was extended.
- Lease at Pier 70 for storing and crushing abandoned cars; in committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $50,933 from the Port Commission for Ferry Building door renovation passed for second reading.
- Port Commission's $1,000,000 Pier 7 public access project appropriation passed second reading, with $500,000 placed in reserve.
- Controller proposed $1.0M from the Port Commission for Pier 7 public access work, passed on first reading.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $1,000,000 to the Port Commission for public access works at Pier 7.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $450,000 for the Port Commission to close a solid waste disposal site at Piers 70, 94 and 98. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors adopted a resolution urging the Port Commission to seek state and federal money for waste tests at Piers 70, 94 and 98.
- Board passed on second reading a $100,000 ordinance funding Port Commission judgment and claims for fiscal 1987-88.
- Port Commission's $500,000 solid waste assessment test project appropriation passed on first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port Commission's $350,000 maintenance dredging project appropriation passed on first reading.
- Appropriation of $350,000 to the Port Commission for maintenance dredging was finally passed.
- Appropriation of $100,000 to the Port Commission for judgment and claims was finally passed.
- The Port Commission was authorized to spend a $315,000 federal grant and accept $35,000 from the Chamber of Commerce for a heliport study.
- Controller's $12,199 appropriation for Port Commission salaries reclassifying two positions passed on second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port Commission received $12,199 for salaries tied to reclassifying two positions, finally passed by ordinance.
- Port Commission's $200,000 professional services appropriation placed in reserve, passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed a $200,000 appropriation for Port Commission professional services, placing the same sum in reserve.
- Board passed on first reading a $1,695,000 appropriation for Port Commission capital improvements at Pier 7.
- Port Commission's $1,695,000 appropriation for Pier 7 capital improvements was finally passed.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $1,735 to the Port Commission for one new position, passed on first reading.
- Port Commission gets $1,735 appropriated for salaries, creating one position and deleting another; finally passed.
- $28,800 set aside for air rights over 456 McAllister Street
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $6,374,971 to the Port Commission for facilities maintenance after a continuance.
- Port Commission's $6,374,971 facilities maintenance appropriation passed for second reading, with $6,261,404 placed on reserve.
- Proposed $3,000,000 appropriation for Port Commission judgments and claims passed first reading, sponsored by Supervisor Gonzalez.
- Port Commission facilities maintenance appropriation of $6,374,971 for an emergency project was finally passed.
- Port authorized to accept $5.8 million from state and $25,000 from regional agencies for Northern Ferry Terminal Phase II.
- Proposed appropriation of $185,000 to the Port Commission for judgements and claims, sent to Finance Committee.
- Port Commission's $185,000 appropriation for judgments and claims for fiscal 1991-92 passed for second reading.
- Port Commission receives a $185,000 appropriation for judgments and claims, finally passed.
- Port Commission's $860,720 data-processing appropriation was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $860,720 to the Port Commission for data processing and training passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed an $860,720 appropriation for Port Commission data processing, training and equipment.
- Ordinance appropriating $2.4M to the Port Commission for capital projects passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $2,440,000 to the Port Commission for capital projects in fiscal 1992-93 was finally passed, with the money placed on reserve.
- Supervisors finally passed an ordinance moving $1,000,000 from the General Fund to the Port Commission Operating Fund.
- Controller's $7,550,000 Port loan appropriation relocates the Port maintenance facility; referred to Finance Committee for consideration May 21, 1997.
- Controller's $477,000 Port appropriation relocates tenants from Pier 46; referred to Finance Committee for consideration May 21, 1997.
- Port Commission's $12M credit facility loan from Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce adopted as amended for Port Maintenance Facility.
- $477,000 appropriated to relocate tenants from Pier 46, passed on second reading.
- Port maintenance facility relocation funded by a $7.55 million appropriation, passed on second reading.
- Port Commission appropriates $685,163 in port revenues for construction of the China Basin Ballpark for fiscal 1997-98; ordinance finally passed.
- Appropriation of $6,434,954 from the Harbor Operating Fund for Port capital projects, including Ferry Building work, was passed on first reading.
- Proposed $2,000,000 for repairing waterfront wharves for the Mid-Embarcadero promenade was referred to the Finance Committee.
- $3.5M set aside to build the Hyde Street fishing harbor
- $1,501,492 sought for Port projects including Pier 45 apron repair
- Money released to build the Hyde Street Fishing Harbor
- Resolution proposed letting the Port Commission accept and spend a $1.5M state grant for fish processing at Pier 45; referred.
- Resolution proposed to let the Port Commission accept and spend a $1,500,000 state grant for fish processing facilities at Pier 45; referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution lets the Port Commission accept and spend a $1,500,000 state grant for fish processing facilities at Pier 45.
- Resolution authorizes the Port Commission to accept and spend a $1,500,000 state grant for fish processing at Pier 45.
- Resolution authorizing the Port Commission to accept an $88,694.14 state grant for used oil collection at three marinas was referred.
- Forms work group to assess needs of sexually exploited and abused children.
- Work group set up to assess needs of sexually exploited children.
- Port Commission would accept an $88,694.14 state grant to expand used oil collection at three city marinas.
- Port Commission proposed accepting and spending a $500,000 federal grant to fund port security assessments.
- Port Commission's acceptance of $1,000,000 in state grants for the Ferry Terminal public pier was sent to Finance Committee.
- Port Commission proposed accepting and spending $1 million in state grants for the Ferry Terminal Public Pier Project.
- Port Commission's $500,000 federal security grant from the Transportation Security Administration was sent to Finance Committee.
- $1 million in grants for ferry pier project; still pending.
- $500,000 federal grant to review Port security; still pending.
- $1 million in grants for ferry pier project; still pending.
- Port Commission may accept and spend $1,000,000 in state grants for the Ferry Terminal public pier project.
- Port Commission may accept and spend a $500,000 federal grant for port security assessment efforts.
- Children's health services to lease 1305-1309 Evans Avenue
- Supervisor Peskin proposed letting the Port Commission accept a $106,686 state grant for the Downtown Ferry Terminal public pier.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Port Commission accept and spend a $143,200 state grant for Pier 94 wetlands.
- Port Commission proposed accepting a $143,200 state grant for the Pier 94 wetlands enhancement project; referred for adoption.
- Port Commission to accept and spend a $106,686 state grant for the Downtown Ferry Terminal public pier; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port Commission proposed accepting and spending a $143,200 State grant for the Pier 94 Wetlands Enhancement Project; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port Commission may accept and spend a $106,686 state grant for the Downtown Ferry Terminal pier.
- Port Commission authorized to accept and spend a $106,686 state grant for the Downtown Ferry Terminal pier project.
- The Port Commission may accept and spend a $143,200 state grant for the Pier 94 wetlands enhancement project.
- The Port Commission's proposal to accept and spend a $450,000 federal security grant for the Pier 80 cargo terminal was referred for adoption.
- The Port Commission was authorized to accept and spend a $450,000 federal grant for security at Pier 80.
- Public Defender purchase request sent to committee.
- Pier 80 cargo terminal security upgrades sought with federal money.
- The Port Commission was authorized to accept and spend $4,200,000 in grants for the Illinois Street bridge project.
- Port Commission may accept a $450,000 state grant from [name withheld] to buy port security enhancements; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port Commission asked to accept a $100,000 federal grant to cut cruise liner emissions; referred for adoption without committee.
- Port Commission would accept a $450,000 state grant for port security enhancements; referred for adoption at the next Board meeting.
- Port Commission asks to accept and spend a $100,000 federal grant from the United States.
- Port Commission authorized to accept $4.2M in state grants for the Illinois Street Intermodal Bridge, referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port Commission may accept and spend a $450,000 state grant from [name withheld] for port security upgrades.
- Port Commission allowed to accept and spend a $450,000 state grant from [name withheld] for port security enhancements.
- Port Commission proposed to accept and spend a $132,600 California Coastal Conservancy grant for the Pier 94 wetlands project; referred for adoption.
- Port seeks $400,000 state grant for downtown ferry pier; next meeting.
- May 2005 proposed as Asian Pacific American Heritage Month; next meeting.
- $100,000 grant accepted for a public pier at the ferry terminal.
- The Port Commission was authorized to accept and spend a $132,600 California Coastal Conservancy grant for Pier 94 wetlands. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port to accept state grant for Pier 94 wetlands.
- Port to accept $100,000 federal grant to cut cruise ship pollution.
- $132,600 state grant to enhance Pier 94 wetlands; not yet voted.
- Port asked to take $4.2M for the Illinois Street bridge
- Port takes $4.2M in grants for the Illinois Street bridge
- Peskin's resolution to accept and spend $1,800,000 in state clean-beaches grant funds for Pier 45 utilities was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port Commission would accept and spend $1,800,000 in state grant funds for utility work at Pier 45; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized the Port Commission to accept and spend a $1,900,000 air district grant for cruise ship shore power at Pier 27. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port Commission may accept a $200,000 state grant for planning activities at Pier 70; referred to committee.
- Port Commission would accept and spend a $1.9 million Bay Area air district grant to build cruise ship shore power at Pier 27.
- Port and city approve licenses letting Trans Bay Cable LLC run a 400 MW power line under 23rd Street and submerged lands.
- Port Commission may accept $710,000 in state grants to build the Pier 52 public boat launch; referred to committee.
- Port Commission may accept and spend $1,800,000 in state Clean Beaches grant funds for Pier 45 utility improvements.
- $1.8M accepted for utilities at the Pier 45 fish plant
- The Port Commission was authorized to accept a $1,800,000 state grant for utility improvements at the Pier 45 fish processing facility.
- Cruise ships get shore power at Pier 27 ($1.9M grant).
- Muni gets up to $130,000 yearly for bomb-sniffing dogs; in committee.
- Port Commission may accept and spend $710,000 in state grants to build the Pier 52 public boat launch.
- $200,000 accepted for planning work at Pier 70
- Port Commission may accept and spend $710,000 in state grants to build the Pier 52 public boat launch.
- Port Commission may accept and spend a $200,000 state grant for planning activities at Pier 70.
- A $3,117,512 state grant for security upgrades at the Port of San Francisco was referred to the Public Safety Committee.
- Port Commission may accept and spend a $3.1M state Homeland Security grant for security at the Port.
- $40.5M in park bond money sought for park repairs linked by the name only, not checked
- $40,520,000 of park bond money passed on first reading
- Ordinance appropriating $40,520,000 of Clean and Safe Park Bond proceeds for park and Port improvements passed first reading.
- $40.5 million for park upgrades linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors finally passed an ordinance appropriating $40,520,000 of 2008 park bond proceeds for recreation facilities and Port improvements.
- Port Commission proposed to accept and expend a $1,522,536 federal grant.
- The Port Commission was authorized to accept and spend a $5,771,340 state grant for port security enhancements.
- The Port Commission was authorized to accept and spend a $1.8M federal stimulus grant for Pier 45 utility upgrades.
- Port Commission authorized to accept and spend a $5,771,340 state grant for security at the Port of San Francisco.
- $200,000 [name withheld] fund grant supports CityBuild construction training
- Proposed: $3 million federal grant to clean up and demolish Drydock 1.
- $4.4M from the Watermark sale proposed for Brannan Street Wharf
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- $75M in park bond money proposed for parks and the Port linked by the name only, not checked
- $4.4M sent to Brannan Street Wharf and the Pier 27 terminal
- Port money for Pier 27 cruise terminal sent to committee
- Port shifts $5.7 million for Pier 70 ship power, sent to committee
- $3.4M sent to the Port for the Pier 27 cruise terminal
- Port money approved for Pier 27 mixed-use cruise terminal
- $58.7 million for Pier 27 cruise terminal sent to budget committee.
- $58.7 million for Pier 27 cruise terminal; first vote only.
- Sewer utility's short-term borrowing limit raised to $300 million
- Plan to spend $34.7 million on cruise terminal and pier repairs.
- Farmers' markets in parks may now run more than once a week
- $1,089,249.67 of park bond money for the Port sent to committee
- Proposed ordinance would send $1,089,249.67 of park bond surplus to the Port Commission to finish 2008 park projects; passed first reading.
- Proposed $1.1M appropriation to the Port Commission to finish 2008 Clean and Safe park projects passed first reading.
- $1,089,249.67 of park bond money for the Port passes first reading
- An ordinance finally passed, with no subject on this page
- The Board finally passed $1.1M in surplus park bond money for the Port Commission to finish 2008 Clean and Safe park projects.
- Power company gets bay land for a transmission line; in committee.
- $25.7 million for Port projects; still in committee.
- $25.7M for Port's ten-year building plan proposed.
- Port gets $25.7 million for its ten-year building plan