All decisions
about 360 Board decisions about Public Utilities Commission, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Resolution 39 proposes transferring salary funds after Civil Service moved various city employments between departments; outcome continues on next page.
- Board passed an emergency $11,200 appropriation to the Public Utilities Commission for repairs and staffing at San Francisco Airport.
- Mayor Rossi recommended $25,000 for a Public Utilities Commission study of rapid transit terminals; the Board referred it to committee.
- A $25,000 appropriation from the Municipal Railway Operative Fund to pay for a study is proposed.
- The Board finally passed a $25,000 appropriation for the Public Utilities Commission to study Bay Bridge terminal and rapid transit facilities.
- $10,000 emergency appropriation for airport improvement plans at Mills Field, for Pan-American Airways service, was proposed for final passage.
- $281.58 for extra work on the Van Ness Avenue water main
- Proposed $11,070 appropriation from the Water Surplus Fund; Supervisor McSheehy moved re-reference to Finance Committee.
- $30,000 more needed to keep the city's street lights burning
- Ordinance appropriating $30,000 for public street lighting, sought by the Public Utilities Commission, was refused second reading.
- Mayor asks the Board to reconsider and pass a $30,000 appropriation for San Francisco street lighting.
- Mayor Rossi urged reconsideration of $30,000 for street lighting; supervisors refused second reading and continued the matter to May 19.
- An ordinance sent to final passage, its subject not named
- Supervisors approved $16,855 for the Water Department's share of Public Utilities Commission personnel costs, and a $42 ranger raise.
- Supervisors approved $8,428 for Hetch Hetchy Power's share of Public Utilities Commission personnel costs, as reduced by the Mayor.
- Matter held one week and referred to the City Planning Commission
- Emergency ordinance proposed to buy and improve 460-464 McAllister Street as offices for the Employees' Retirement System.
- $25,000 from the Hetch Hetchy bond fund appropriated for preliminary Cherry River development work.
- Appropriated $25,000 from the 1932 Hetch Hetchy bond fund for preliminary Cherry River development work.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $250,000 to finish the Lake Merced pumping plant and cancel water bonds due June 10, 1947.
- Board finally passed a $61,500 appropriation to the Public Utilities Commission for power costs from abnormal rainfall.
- Supervisors temporarily postponed $3,500 for Municipal Railway holiday pay until the transit manager explains his statements. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board rescinded its passage for second reading of a $125,000 appropriation for cottages at Groveland, Moccasin and Early Intake.
- Public Utilities Commission appropriated $125,000 for Hetch Hetchy cottages and equipment sheds, passed for second reading.
- Public Utilities Commission appropriations totalling $125,000 approved for Hetch Hetchy cottages, sheds and utilities at three sites.
- Board finally passed a $2,250 appropriation creating a Hetch Hetchy maintenance superintendent post and abolishing a carpenter foreman post.
- The Board voted to invite the Public Utilities Commission to explain why it would not sell an unused Newark to Redwood City pipe line for $25,000.
- Board took up a resolution approving a proposed water rate schedule from the Public Utilities Commission, moving into Committee of the Whole.
- $1.7M set aside for playgrounds and recreation areas
- Board passed $508 to fund one Chief Operating Engineer position at the San Francisco Airport.
- Board passed $80,000 for furniture to furnish the public areas of the new San Francisco International Airport terminal. linked by the name only, not checked
- An emergency appropriation of $3,200 for public street lighting was referred to the Finance Committee.
- A $91,675 appropriation for the Public Utilities Commission's salaries, equipment and seven new positions was taken up for second reading.
- Alcoholism rehabilitation center leased at 124 and 128 Third Street
- Relatives must help pay for elderly aid recipients' support
- Transit agency accepts grant to study Muni Metro car accessibility
- $141,238 for utility computer center moved toward final vote.
- Proposed: one Municipal Railway job abolished, money moved to admin services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Utilities staff money of $339,447 moved for new jobs. linked by the name only, not checked
- City gives up its claim on a Newark property.
- A hearing was requested on a donated old German light rail vehicle and a $500 gift to the Public Utilities Commission; referred to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Appropriation of $51,688 for Public Utilities Commission property rental passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Federal money to be spent on downtown pedestrian safety linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to spend $58.2M in federal grants on cable car reconstruction was sent back to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed to spend $600,000 of federal transit capital grant funds on bus rehabilitation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Utilities Commission authorized to spend $20,000 of state AB 1107 funds as local match for a federal bus grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $2,300,000 for Hetch Hetchy Water and Power capital projects passed for second reading.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend about $29.8M in state transit funds for 1982-83 Muni operations.
- Public Utilities Commission budget appropriates $11,200 to reclassify one position; the ordinance was finally passed.
- $4,247,300 in federal funds sought for cable car track repaving
- Ordinance appropriating $210,000 for Public Utilities Commission and Municipal Railway services passed for second reading.
- Proposed $189,000 Public Utilities Commission finance bureau appropriation was continued to June 7, 1982 after a failed motion to table.
- Board continued a $210,000 appropriation for Public Utilities Commission and Municipal Railway services to June 7, 1982.
- Board took up a $290,000 appropriation for Public Utilities Commission and Municipal Railway services; outcome continues on next page.
- Consideration of a $290,000 appropriation for Public Utilities Commission services was continued.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend up to $23,800,000 in federal funds for Muni operations in 1982-83.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend $785,000 in federal disaster aid for emergency repairs to city roads and water facilities.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend $836,906 in state funds for community paratransit services.
- Ordinance appropriating $210,000 for Public Utilities Commission and Municipal Railway administrative services was finally passed.
- Consideration of a $189,000 appropriation for the Public Utilities Commission Finance Bureau was continued to June 14, 1982.
- Public Utilities Commission salary payment of $2,509 for one reclassified position put off until August 2, 1982.
- Resolution adopted letting the Public Utilities Commission accept and spend a $35,000 federal grant to test a light rail wheelchair lift.
- Resolution adopted letting the Public Utilities Commission accept $6,880,000 in federal aid to buy twenty articulated trolley coaches.
- Ordinance appropriating $285,000 to the Public Utilities Commission for facilities maintenance was finally passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Muni given $13.1M in state money for guideway projects
- Resolution adopted authorizing the Public Utilities Commission to spend $4,992,000 federal and $1,248,000 local funds on Municipal Railway projects.
- Public Utilities Commission authorized to apply for and spend $3,590,000 in regional funds for 165 new buses.
- Resolution adopted authorizing the Public Utilities Commission to accept and spend up to $6,000,000 for Municipal Railway operations.
- Public Utilities Commission was authorized to apply for and spend $845,162 in state transit funds on prepaid fare machines.
- Public Utilities Commission to seek $15.8M for Market Street trolley wires
- Public Utilities Commission was authorized to apply for and spend $326,688 in bridge toll funds on Metro Center test equipment.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend $836,906 for community paratransit services; Kennedy's motion to delete it was withdrawn.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend $6.4M federal and $1.6M state for a Muni bus facility.
- Chief Administrative Officer's $351,926 for cable car alternative service is approved and transferred to the Public Utilities Commission.
- Funds for eleven Public Utilities Commission computer positions, $44,246, passed for second reading as amended.
- Public Utilities Commission to seek $1M for Van Ness trolley wires
- Twenty-fourth Street to close for the Noe Valley Street Fair
- Dolores Street to be closed for the Chicano Moratorium Committee
- $153,562 in federal money sought for transit preferential streets
- Proposed $12,555 Public Utilities Commission budget to create three positions passed for second reading.
- Supervisor Renne's ordinance appropriating $12,555 to create three Public Utilities Commission finance positions was finally passed.
- An ordinance proposed to appropriate $97,124 from Hetch Hetchy Water and Power to pay other city departments' services.
- Public Utilities Commission authorized to accept and spend about $12.9 million in state and local funds for ten Muni guideway projects. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance appropriating $97,124 from Hetch Hetchy Water and Power for other city departments' services was finally passed.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend $4,841 in federal UMTA funds for transit managerial training.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed applying for and spending $1,479,000 in federal money for 1983-84 Municipal Railway operations.
- Board found Hetch Hetchy revised electric rates need no tax subsidy, approving new rates for private and city consumers.
- Hetch Hetchy Water and Power gets $996,000 for an energy conservation project budget, finally passed.
- Public Utilities Commission $5,622 appropriation for one new position passed for second reading.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Public Utilities Commission apply for and spend $38 million in state funds for Muni. linked by the name only, not checked
- $552,000 sought for Great Highway sewer transport safety work
- Controller's ordinance appropriating $111,496 for Public Utilities Commission salaries and fringe benefits passed for second reading.
- $1.1M voted to rebuild the Beach Chalet in Golden Gate Park
- $29.1M in federal transit money sought for eight Muni projects
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Public Utilities Commission accept and spend $6,600 in federal transit funds for training. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend $184,537 in state transit funds for disabled riders' van and taxi services.
- Beach Street to close for a Guardsmen charity event
- Folsom Street to close for the Bay Bridge Run staging
- $195,000 for repairs to the Vallejo Street Garage
- $498,508 for the Larkin Street Youth Center held in reserve
- $3.5M in federal money for the new Harrison Street division
- Public Utilities Commission authorized to accept a $64,000 federal grant for Municipal Railway five-year planning.
- $25.1M in federal transit money for Muni sent to committee
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend $5,596,000 in state funds for two Muni guideway projects.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed to apply for and spend $26.1M in federal transit aid for thirteen Muni projects.
- Mayor's resolution let the Public Utilities Commission spend $3,000,000 in federal and local funds to design the Muni Metro Turnaround.
- Police motor pool space sought at 450 Seventh Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Mendell Street to close to through traffic for 180 days
- Supervisor Walker's draft resolution to accept $12,168 in federal transit funds for training was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board adopted resolution letting the Public Utilities Commission accept and spend $64,000 federal funds for Muni five-year planning.
- State lease at 3330 Geary Boulevard taken over by the city
- $3.75M in federal money accepted for the Harrison Street bus yard linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance moving $2,191 within the Public Utilities Commission budget to reclassify one position passed for second reading.
- $13.3M in federal money for the F-Market streetcar linked by the name only, not checked
- $13.3M in federal money accepted for the F-Market streetcar line
- Resolution adopted letting the Public Utilities Commission apply for and spend about $40.1M in federal and regional funds for Muni.
- The city accepted a $60,000 cash and in-kind gift from Pacific Gas and Electric to study district heating in Mission Bay.
- Resolution proposed to let the Public Utilities Commission accept and spend $26,778,980 federal and $4,700,425 state transit funds.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend $50,000 in federal funds for Municipal Railway planning.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend $45,000 in federal energy research grants.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend an $83,000 federal energy grant for commercial and residential conservation.
- Public Utilities Commission seeks to accept $13.8M in federal transit funds plus $3.5M in state matching funds.
- Pacific Bell gives $75,000 of office furniture to the police
- Public Utilities Commission seeks $20,500,000 in urban rail bond funds for four Muni projects; sent to the Finance Committee.
- The Public Utilities Commission proposed applying for $50M in federal capital assistance for transit projects.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend $60,000 from the U.S. Department of Energy for an energy management plan.
- Public Utilities Commission seeks authority to apply for and spend $7,532,454 in Section 9 operating aid plus other federal and local transit funds.
- The Public Utilities Commission seeks to accept and spend $194,534 in state transit capital funds plus matching local funds.
- Public Utilities Commission asked to accept and spend $28.8M in state funds plus local match for nine Muni projects; sent to Finance.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend about $60.5M in federal and local money for seven Muni projects.
- Public Utilities Commission seeks $14.8M in state transit capital funds plus matching local funds for nine Muni guideway projects; sent to Finance Committee.
- The Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend $14.8M in state funds on nine Muni guideway projects.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend about $60.5M in federal and local funds for seven Municipal Railway projects.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed applying for and spending $1,500,000 in federal funds for Municipal Railway fixed facilities; referred to Finance Committee.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed applying for $15,000,000 federal funds plus $2,647,059 local match to buy trolley coaches; referred to Finance Committee.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and accept $50,000 federal energy grant; referred to Finance Committee.
- Adopted a resolution letting the Public Utilities Commission apply for and spend a $50,000 federal energy grant.
- Public Utilities Commission asked to accept $96,000 state funds to buy at least four ramped paratransit vehicles; sent to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission proposes applying for up to $75,000 state grant for its health and safety office, sent to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend up to $75,000 in state workplace safety training grant funds.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed to accept federal Section 3 funds for three Municipal Railway projects, sent to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed to apply for and accept federal Section 9 transit grant funds.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed to apply for and accept federal surface transportation and urban system grant funds.
- Public Utilities Commission was authorized to apply for and spend a $50,000 federal energy management grant.
- Public Utilities Commission seeks to accept and spend $51.5M in state bond funds for four Muni capital projects.
- Board authorized the Public Utilities Commission to accept and spend $6,811,342 plus $15,949,793 in federal transit funds for Muni projects.
- Resolution letting the Public Utilities Commission apply for and spend $204,051 in state transit funds for 1993-94 Muni operations was referred to committee.
- Resolution letting the Public Utilities Commission apply for a $100,000 federal grant for a Lake Merced study was referred to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission may retroactively apply for a $100,000 federal grant to study Lake Merced.
- Ethics Commission lease at 1390 Market Street sent to committee
- Public Utilities Commission authorized to accept a $100,000 federal energy conservation grant; $5,000 placed on reserve.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend a $100,000 federal energy conservation grant, sent to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept a $100,000 federal energy conservation grant from the Department of Energy; adopted.
- Proposes $2,058,214 in federal revenue for the Public Utilities Commission to take over Treasure Island utility systems; referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board passed on first reading an appropriation of $2,058,214 in federal revenue for the Public Utilities Commission's Treasure Island utility work.
- Ordinance passed appropriating $2,058,214 in federal revenue for the Public Utilities Commission to run Treasure Island utilities.
- Application for a $25,000 energy efficiency grant from the American Public Power Association was referred to committee.
- Controller's $1,800,000 appropriation from sewer bond proceeds funds predesign of the Recycled Water Master Plan; referred to Finance Committee.
- Renewal of the 1372 Mission Street lease for Public Health proposed
- Proposed resolution would let the Public Utilities Commission accept a $75,000 federal energy conservation grant; referred to committee.
- The Public Utilities Commission was authorized to apply for and accept a $75,000 federal energy conservation grant.
- Public Utilities Commission's application for a $24,000 federal EPA grant for water pollution education was referred to committee.
- Taking of 860 Howard Street for Moscone expansion set for hearing
- City utility to take $70,000 federal grant for energy work.
- City utility to take $70,000 federal grant for energy work.
- Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority to be incorporated
- Proposed issuance of up to $225,000,000 in Public Utilities Commission water commercial paper notes; referred to Finance Committee.
- Public Utilities Commission authorized to apply for and accept a $150,000 EPA grant for wet weather pollution control projects.
- Public Utilities Commission seeks $75,000 state grant, routed through Recreation and Park Department, for Presidio sustainable technology center.
- $1.8M sought to remodel 875 Stevenson Street for utility staff
- Remodeling of 875 Stevenson Street for PUC staff put off
- $1.3M voted on first reading to remodel 875 Stevenson Street
- $50M in loans sought to refinance the Islais Creek sewer bonds
- Proposed authority for the PUC to accept a $75,000 federal energy grant for Hetch Hetchy; sent to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission authorized to accept and spend $75,000 federal Department of Energy grant for municipal energy management.
- Budget Analyst reports a proposed resolution to sell 500 Bernal [name withheld] acres near Pleasanton to GHC Bernal Investors for $126,288,800.
- Public Utilities Commission is authorized to apply for and spend a $75,000 federal energy management grant.
- $75,000 federal energy grant sent to committee
- $75,000 energy-saving grant clears committee, awaits full vote.
- Proposed $75,000 federal grant for city energy savings.
- $75,000 energy-saving grant proposed for city power office.
- City utilities agency gets $75,000 federal grant for energy work.
- Board adopted resolution letting the Public Utilities Commission apply for and accept a $75,000 federal energy grant.
- Sunol quarry lease and rival land plans go to committee.
- Developer's $5 million for sewage plant odor fixes awaits approval.
- Supervisor Newsom proposed appropriating $5,000,000 for odor control at the southeast water pollution control plant; passed on first reading.
- Appropriation of $5.0M for odor control at the southeast water pollution control plant passed first reading.
- Ordinance appropriates $5,000,000 for odor control at the southeast water pollution control plant; finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriates $5 million for odor control at the [name withheld], finally passed.
- Resolution to accept and spend a $75,840 California Energy Commission grant at [name withheld] Plant was referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposal to accept a $75,840 California Energy Commission grant to cut peak power load at [name withheld] Plant was referred.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Public Utilities Commission accept and spend a $75,840 state grant to cut peak load at [name withheld] Plant.
- Resolution authorizing the Public Utilities Commission to accept and spend a $75,840 California Energy Commission grant for [name withheld] plant was adopted.
- Proposes a $100,000,000 revenue bond for Public Utilities Commission solar and energy projects on the November ballot, sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Utilities Commission's $50 million loan authority amendment sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed resolution would accept a $75,000 EPA grant to study wastewater treatment at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard.
- Proposed resolution accepting a $75,000 federal grant for a wastewater treatment feasibility study at Hunters Point, sent to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $575,000 EPA grant for a Hunters Point wastewater feasibility study.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept a $75,000 EPA grant for a Hunters Point wastewater feasibility study.
- Board passed a $2,490,343 appropriation to consolidate Public Utilities Commission administrative offices for fiscal 2002-03. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend $230,000 in federal EPA grants for vulnerability assessments; sent to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission may apply for and spend $230,000 in retroactive federal EPA grants for vulnerability assessments.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed accepting a $178,750 state energy grant for a Moscone Convention Center peak load project; referred for adoption.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed accepting a $2,127,054 PG&E grant for a solar plant at Moscone Convention Center; referred for adoption.
- Resolution to accept and spend a $2,127,054 PG&E grant for a solar power plant at Moscone Convention Center was referred.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed accepting a $178,750 state energy grant for a peak load reduction project at Moscone Convention Center.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed accepting a $2,127,054 PG&E grant for a solar power plant at Moscone Convention Center.
- A resolution to accept and spend a $178,750 California Energy Commission grant for a peak load reduction project at Moscone Convention Center was referred.
- Resolution to accept and spend a $178,750 California Energy Commission grant for a peak load project at Moscone Convention Center was referred.
- A resolution to accept and spend a $2,127,054 PG&E grant for a solar power plant at Moscone Convention Center was referred.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed accepting a $50,000 federal Energy Department grant for renewable energy; sent to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend about $178,750 from the state Energy Commission for a Moscone Center peak-load project.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept about $2.1M from PG&E for a solar power plant at Moscone Convention Center.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend about $178,750 state grant for peak load reduction at Moscone Center.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $2,127,054 PG&E incentive for a solar plant at Moscone Center.
- A $50,000 U.S. Department of Energy grant for solar roof promotion was proposed and sent to the City Services Committee.
- The Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $50,000 federal grant promoting solar roofs for renewable energy.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept a $50,000 U.S. Department of Energy grant to promote renewable energy through solar roofs.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed accepting a $250,000 California Dental Association Foundation grant for a Sunol Valley fluoridation facility.
- Public Utilities Commission grant of $250,000 from the California Dental Association Foundation for a Sunol Valley fluoridation facility was sent to committee.
- Water agency may accept $250,000 grant for fluoride plant; vote not shown.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept a $250,000 grant from the California Dental Association Foundation for a Sunol Valley fluoridation facility.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $1 million Proposition 13 grant to remove [name withheld] and Sunol dams.
- Board backs keeping funds for services to seniors and disabled adults.
- Budget Committee hearing considers releasing $1,347,930 reserved for the PUC's youth apprenticeship program; release is proposed, not yet decided.
- $125,000 sought for restrooms on the
- $125,000 restroom grant backed for the
- $125,000 restroom grant backed for the
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $125,000 state grant for restrooms on the [name withheld].
- $20,000 sought for a city urban forest plan
- Proposed $125,000 grant for trail restrooms in San Mateo County.
- City accepts $125,000 state grant for trail restrooms in San Mateo County.
- The Public Utilities Commission may accept a state loan of about $1,622,940 for solar and energy upgrades at the Southeast plant.
- State loan of $1.6 million for a solar system at sewage plant.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept a $1.6M state loan for efficiency and solar work at the Southeast plant.
- Mayor proposes $23,687,000 of Water Department bond money for SFPUC water capital projects; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Supplemental funds for SFPUC water capital improvements, recommended by the Budget and Finance Committee, were proposed; outcome not on this page.
- Settlement of homeowners' lawsuit postponed to March 22, 2005.
- $21,963,000 of water bond money proposed for city water work.
- Welfare offices can't fingerprint clients unless law requires.
- Proposed resolution lets the Public Utilities Commission accept a $202,500 state grant to plan the Pilarcitos Creek watershed, sent to Budget Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Utilities Commission seeks to accept a $2,999,109 federal grant for Hayward Fault mitigation; sent to Budget committee.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept a $477,900 U.S. EPA grant; sent to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $299,390 CALFED water efficiency grant from the federal Bureau of Reclamation; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Utilities Commission may accept a $299,390 CALFED water efficiency grant from the federal Bureau of Reclamation; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Public Utilities Commission proposed accepting a $477,900 federal EPA grant; the item was sent to committee.
- Bond money to fund water system upgrades; outcome not shown. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's $148.7 million bond appropriation for the Water System Improvement Program passed first reading.
- $148.7M in bonds passed for the city's water system work linked by the name only, not checked
- Water utility's nearly $3 million earthquake grant sent to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $2,999,109 federal FEMA grant for the Hayward Fault Mitigation Project.
- Federal disaster money of nearly $3 million for Hayward Fault quake protection.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $299,390 federal water-efficiency grant. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board authorized the Public Utilities Commission to accept and spend a $299,390 federal water efficiency grant.
- The Public Utilities Commission was authorized to accept and spend a $299,390 federal CALFED water efficiency grant.
- Proposed resolution would let the Public Utilities Commission accept and spend a $202,500 state grant for a Pilarcitos Creek watershed plan, sent to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $202,500 state grant for a Pilarcitos Creek watershed plan.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $202,500 state grant for a Pilarcitos Creek watershed plan. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Utilities Commission may accept a $477,900 federal grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
- $202,500 state grant accepted to plan Pilarcitos Creek watershed linked by the name only, not checked
- The Public Utilities Commission was authorized to accept a $477,900 grant from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.
- Public Utilities Commission authorized to accept a $477,900 federal Environmental Protection Agency grant.
- A proposed $33.5M appropriation of land sale revenue for construction at 525 Golden Gate was introduced for the Public Utilities Commission.
- Resolution to accept and expend FEAAA hazard mitigation grant funds was introduced; outcome continues on next page.
- Ordinance appropriating $217,736,000 in water revenue bonds for Public Utilities Commission water projects passed first reading.
- 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
- [name withheld] licenses for a 400 MW undersea power line, with over $30 million in payments, were substituted and sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Port and city approve licenses letting Trans Bay Cable LLC run a 400 MW power line under 23rd Street and submerged lands.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $33.5M in land sale revenue for construction at 525 Golden Gate Avenue; passed on first reading.
- $275,000 accepted for disabled access improvements at Tulare Park
- $217.7 million for water system upgrades proposed linked by the name only, not checked
- Port licenses for underwater power line sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- A resolution sent to committee with no subject on this page
- Licences for undersea power cable; no vote shown in record. linked by the name only, not checked
- $33.5M from land sales sought for 525 Golden Gate Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $33.5M of water and wastewater land-sale revenue for SFPUC work at 525 Golden Gate Avenue; passed first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Utilities Commission's request to accept a $200,000 CALFED water efficiency grant was sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed resolution letting the Public Utilities Commission accept a $200,000 state water efficiency grant; referred to committee.
- The Public Utilities Commission was authorized to accept and spend an $8,119,150 federal EPA grant for a contamination warning pilot.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $257.2M of 2006 water revenue bonds to the PUC's Water System Improvement Program; passed first reading.
- Proposed resolution to accept and spend $995,791 in CEC PIER grant funds; outcome not shown on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board amended a $1.9B appropriation of water revenue bond proceeds for the SFPUC water system improvement program.
- A $273,015,000 appropriation for the PUC's Electrical Reliability Power Project was referred to the Government Audit and Oversight Committee.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $200,000 state Department of Water Resources grant for water efficiency.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $1.9B of water revenue bond proceeds for the Public Utilities Commission's water system improvement program.
- Ordinance appropriating $273.0M for the Electrical Reliability Project was continued to May 20, 2008.
- Appropriates $33,521,354 of water and wastewater land sale revenue for construction at 525 Golden Gate Avenue, passed final.
- $33.5M in land sale money sought for 525 Golden Gate Avenue
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $200,000 CALFED water-efficiency grant from the federal Bureau of Reclamation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Utilities Commission was authorized to accept a $200,000 federal grant for water use efficiency.
- $995,791 energy research grant sent to committee for the utilities commission
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $995,791 California energy research grant; adopted.
- The Public Utilities Commission was authorized to accept a $200,000 state Department of Water Resources grant for water use efficiency, adopted.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the SFPUC accept and spend an $8,119,150 federal EPA grant for a contamination warning pilot. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $272,515,000 appropriation for the Public Utilities Commission's electrical reliability power project was continued to August 12, 2008.
- Board re-referred a $272.5M appropriation for the Electrical Reliability Project to the Government Audit and Oversight Committee.
- The Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $175,000 EPA grant to turn sewer grease into biodiesel.
- The Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $175,000 EPA grant, through the West Coast Collaborative, for grease-to-biodiesel work; adopted.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Public Utilities Commission accept and spend a $175,000 EPA grant through the West Coast Collaborative.
- $185,000 state coastal grant accepted by the Public Utilities Commission
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $185,000 State Coastal Commission grant.
- Proposed ordinance lets the Public Utilities Commission accept and spend a $7,739,300 federal energy grant; sent to committee.
- Public Utilities Commission may accept and spend a $7,739,300 federal energy grant, passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $58,747,600 for the Public Utilities Commission's advanced water meter project was finally passed.
- Board adopted resolution letting the Public Utilities Commission accept a $517,500 state Department of Water Resources grant.
- Public Utilities Commission to accept and spend a $517,500 state Water Resources grant; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The PUC may accept a $610,080 federal Department of Energy grant for solar evaluation at 700 Pennsylvania Avenue.
- Public Utilities Commission retroactively accepted and may spend a $517,500 California Department of Water Resources grant.
- Proposed $58.7M appropriation for the Public Utilities Commission's Advanced Meter Infrastructure water project passed on first reading.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed accepting and spending a $7.7M federal energy grant for building retrofits; passed on first reading.
- Adds half-time environmental assistant job at Environment Department
- $1.65 billion water system upgrades sent to committee.
- Proposed $33.7M water upgrades; first vote passed.
- Proposed $348M sewer upgrades; first vote passed.
- $22M loan expands SFpark parking pilots; repaid from parking income
- $477,900 federal grant for the Cesar Chavez sewer sent to committee
- $85 million for earthquake-safety repairs approved
- Treasure Island transport plan put forward; not decided yet.
- $970,000 federal grant for Civic Center sustainable resources proposed.
- $951,500 federal grant to test making fuel from sewer grease; not decided.
- Water utility can sell bonds for water system projects linked by the name only, not checked
- Public Defender's office adds a quarter-time social worker
- City accepts $669,000 federal grant for Cesar Chavez sewer work.
- Public Defender's office adds quarter-time social worker post.
- City land at 17th and Folsom moved to housing and parks
- Plan to split city land at 17th and Folsom for housing, parks.
- Public Utilities Commission authorized to accept and spend a $970,000 EPA grant for the Civic Center Sustainable Resources District Project.
- Resolution proposing retroactive acceptance of a $1,098,202 state grant for the Intertie water project was sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sublease amended for Haight Ashbury Free Clinics at 1440 Chinook Court linked by the name only, not checked
- $141 million for Hetch Hetchy water and power work sent to committee.
- $588 million sewer work sent to committee for review.
- $171 million for water system work sent to committee.
- Public health nurses' salary budget raised by $2.7 million
- $40 million for earthquake repairs at city utilities passes first vote.
- Sewer and wastewater upgrades funded with $587.8 million
- Wastewater capital spending of $587,756,000 for 2012-2014 was finally passed as Ordinance 108-12.
- Proposed: $863,100 state grant for water-saving toilet installs.
- $2.1M grant sought for recycled water at Harding Park
- $2.1M grant sought for recycled water at Harding Park
- Earthquake-proofing money for city utilities proposed.
- Up to $670 million in sewer bonds for wastewater projects; not decided.
- Proposed shift of $71,016 from salaries to overtime.
- Proposed shifts of tens of millions in water and sewer projects.
- Proposed: moves $71,016 from salaries to overtime at Hetch Hetchy.
- Water bonds of $55 million fund [name withheld] project
- Moves $18.8 million between Hetch Hetchy projects; sent to committee.
- $950.9 million sewer upgrades proposed; most held back.
- $950.9 million approved for city sewer system upgrades
- $950.9 million approved for city sewer system upgrades
- Water agency to take $1.4 million state grant; sent to budget committee.
- $234,000 state grant for large landscape water saving sent to committee
- Assessor's office allowed to accept $1.285 million grant
- PGA TOUR tournament agreement proposed to run through 2025
- Public Utilities Commission authorized to accept and spend a $234,000 state grant for its Large Landscape Water Conservation Program. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed on first reading a $9.6M overtime appropriation for the Sheriff, Fire, Health and other departments.
- Money moved to pay overtime in city departments; first vote passed.
- Sewer bond rules change; vote not shown here.
- Sewer projects may borrow up to $819M, including state loans
- $2.18 million shifted within utility department budgets
- Extra $123,042 grant for water-saving toilet programs sent to committee.
- Shifts $4.1 million to small renewable-energy projects; not yet decided.
- Proposed: $750,000 federal grant for domestic violence team. linked by the name only, not checked
- Up to $535,000 for water-saving toilet rebates, sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked