All decisions
about 110 Board decisions about Port of San Francisco, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Ferry Building carillon to replace siren, funded by $1,500 gift proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- $3M in federal grants sought for four private development projects
- A hearing was requested on releasing $14,000 in reserved funds to the Port for data processing equipment; it was referred to the Finance Committee.
- $725,981 state grant for Pier 7 fishing pier approved.
- Ordinance appropriating $2,588 for Port of San Francisco salaries, abolishing one survey position and creating a chief surveyor post, passed for second reading.
- Port of San Francisco may apply for a $4.8 million state loan to help build the Fisherman's Wharf fishing harbor; referred to Budget Committee.
- $1 million sought to restore the Ferry Building concourse
- Port may accept $1.5 million federal and $250,000 state funds to repair Pier 70 shipyard cranes; sent to committee.
- Resolution letting the Port apply for and spend $650,000 from the state Coastal Conservancy for Pier 43 repairs was referred to committee.
- Ordinance moving $2,993,539 from various Port funds to Port capital projects passed for second reading.
- $1.2M sought to replace traffic signals on Geary Boulevard
- Port director authorized to accept $600,000 in state funds and $50,000 regional funds for a water transit task force.
- $92,000 for the Bay Trail at Pier 98 sent to committee
- Committee backs $500,000 state grant for Pier 98 wetlands.
- $92,000 accepted for the Bay Trail at Pier 98
- $86,500 sought for a boat sewage pumpout at Hyde Street harbor
- Committee heard and recommended accepting $86,500 in state funds for a vessel pumpout facility at Hyde Street fishing harbor.
- $86,500 accepted for a boat sewage station at Hyde Street harbor
- Resolution authorizing the Port to accept $600,000 in state funds and $50,000 from regional transportation money for a water transit task force; referred for adoption.
- $400,000 sought to clean up the Hyde Street Fishing Harbor
- $400,000 state grant accepted for the Hyde Street Fishing Harbor
- Proposal to take $1.6 million federal grant for ferry terminal.
- Proposed resolution lets the Port accept and spend $40,000 from the Metropolitan Transportation Commission for Downtown Ferry Terminal public information.
- State money for ferry terminal public information sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port accepts a state grant to inform ferry riders.
- $100,000 state grant for Brannan Street Wharf design sent to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- $481,000 sought to restore the Pier 43 Ferry Arch and promenade
- A $100,000 state grant for planning the Brannan Street Wharf was sent to the Transportation and Land Use Committee.
- Port acceptance of two federal grants totaling $481,000 for the Embarcadero promenade and Pier 43 Ferry Arch was sent to committee.
- Port of San Francisco was authorized to accept a $100,000 state grant to plan the Brannan Street Wharf.
- $100,000 state grant for planning the Brannan Street Wharf
- Proposed acceptance of $1,023,000 and $198,000 state grants to build the Pier 52/54 public boat launch and parking lot; sent to committee.
- $481,000 in federal grants for the Pier 43 Ferry Arch
- Proposed acceptance of $1,023,000 and $198,000 state grants for the Pier 52/54 boat launch and parking lot was sent to committee.
- Port of San Francisco was authorized to accept $481,000 in federal grants for Pier 43 and Embarcadero promenade work.
- $453,098 sought for a new Laguna Honda Hospital power plant
- Port proposes accepting an $85,000 air district grant to install bicycle parking facilities; sent to committee.
- Port of San Francisco was authorized to accept and spend $1,023,000 plus $198,000 in state grants for the Pier 52/54 boat launch.
- Port of San Francisco may accept and spend an $85,000 air district grant to install bicycle parking facilities.
- Port of San Francisco was authorized to accept and spend an $85,000 air district grant for bicycle parking.
- Port of San Francisco may accept and spend $1.02M in state grants to build the Pier 52/54 public boat launch and parking lot.
- Port seeks a state grant for the Illinois Street bridge
- Port's request to accept a $500,000 state grant for the Illinois Street bridge over Islais Creek was sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port takes $500,000 for the Illinois Street bridge over Islais Creek
- Port of San Francisco may accept and spend a $500,000 state grant for the Illinois Street bridge over Islais Creek.
- Waterfront restaurant lease rent terms proposed to change
- Adopted unanimously with all eleven supervisors voting yes
- Port funding for the Brannan Street Wharf and Pier 30-32 cruise terminal passed first reading as amended.
- Port security upgrades would get $3.5 million grant; not decided.
- Proposed acceptance of a $3,475,000 federal security grant for Port cruise, ferry and cargo terminals, referred to Land Use Committee.
- Port accepted a $3,475,000 federal grant to improve security at its cruise, ferry and cargo terminals.
- Port of San Francisco authorized to accept and spend $3,475,000 federal grant for security at its cruise, ferry and cargo terminals.
- Port of San Francisco was authorized to accept and spend a $3,475,000 federal security grant for its terminals.
- Port of San Francisco authorized to accept and spend a $3,475,000 federal security grant for its terminals.
- Port of San Francisco to accept a $95,000 state grant to remove abandoned and wrecked vessels; referred for adoption.
- Resolution letting the Port accept a $95,000 state grant to remove abandoned vessels was referred for adoption.
- Port may accept and spend a $95,000 state grant to remove abandoned vessels from its waters.
- Port of San Francisco authorized to accept and spend a $95,000 state grant to remove abandoned vessels.
- Resolution approving Port licenses for the [name withheld] line under the bay was sent to the Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port licenses for underwater power line sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Licences for undersea power cable; no vote shown in record. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port of San Francisco may accept and spend a $2,280,000 federal grant to clean up Pier 70.
- Port of San Francisco to accept a $15,000 state grant to remove abandoned recreational watercraft; referred for adoption without committee.
- Port Commission asked to accept and spend a $1,522,536 federal grant for port security; sent to Public Safety Committee.
- $175,783 sought to plan emergencies for vulnerable San Franciscans
- Port of San Francisco may accept and spend a $2.28M federal grant to clean up hazardous materials at Pier 70. linked by the name only, not checked
- $130,462.77 voted for the Pier 43 promenade from Powell to Taylor linked by the name only, not checked
- Port Commission may accept and spend a $1.5M federal Homeland Security grant for Port of San Francisco security upgrades.
- Port Commission proposed to accept and expend a $1,522,536 federal grant.
- $430,000 gift to restore the Copra Crane at Pier 84 referred
- Board appropriated $33.4M of Port revenue bond proceeds for repairs to Piers 35, 33, 19, 23, 27 and 50, finally passed.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Port of San Francisco accept a $25,000 state grant for oil spill response equipment.
- Port of San Francisco authorized to accept and spend a $15,000 state grant to remove abandoned watercraft.
- $430,000 gift accepted to restore the Copra Crane at Pier 84
- The Port of San Francisco may accept and spend a $25,000 state grant to buy oil spill response equipment; adopted.
- Port of San Francisco authorized to accept and spend a $25,000 state grant for oil spill response equipment; adopted.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $33,395,571 in bond revenue for repairs to several Port of San Francisco piers.
- Children's commission plan for extra education money proposed.
- $240,000 grant accepted to fund student college savings incentives. linked by the name only, not checked
- $1.6 million port security upgrades on waterfront proposed.
- Port accepts $45,000 federal grant to install security cameras and intrusion detection at Hyde Street Harbor.
- Port waterfront security upgrades: $1.6 million grant accepted
- Port plans to take $15,200 state grant to remove abandoned boats.
- Port to take $15,200 state money to remove abandoned boats.
- Port takes $15,200 state grant to remove abandoned boats
- Police chief and commander named to regional emergency radio authority
- $45,000 grant buys security cameras at Hyde Street Harbor
- $90,000 grant for the Pier 43 promenade at Fisherman's Wharf
- City accepted $70,000 grant for a Cargo Way bike lane
- [name withheld] proposed for September 25.
- Health department takes $20,000 grant for community health care interviews.
- September 25 named [name withheld], honouring a social justice leader
- New Mission Bay park land accepted and named Mission Bay
- Port to accept $551,552 grant for Ferry Building alert system.
- $45,000 sought for cameras at Hyde Street Harbor
- Parks department asked to seek state housing-linked park grants; outcome not shown.
- Port to accept $1.5 million grant for ferry security upgrades.
- Port may accept federal grant for ferry security; no vote shown.
- Port gets $1.5 million federal and regional grant for ferry security upgrades
- A resolution sent to committee with no subject on this page
- Port accepts $1.3 million grant for cameras and security
- Port's 2013-14 budget changed by $3.9 million.
- Port adds seven pile-driving jobs for 2013-14 linked by the name only, not checked
- Port gets $616,534 state grant to restore Pier 84's old crane
- Port seeks $616,534 grant to restore Pier 84 crane; no vote shown.
- Port seeks $698,625 security grant for fencing and training
- Port gets $698,625 federal grant for training and fencing
- Airport can borrow up to $1.97 billion for capital projects
- $2.97M federal grant for the Quint Street track sent to committee
- Port accepts $2.97M federal railroad grant to rebuild the Quint Street lead track.
- Art gift of $250,000 for cruise terminal still pending.
- Port to accept $1.4 million security grant for piers, cameras.
- Port accepts $1.44 million federal grant for security upgrades