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All decisions
22 Board decisions about Redevelopment Agency of the…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- City land sale to redevelopment agency put off.
- Surplus city land in Diamond Heights to be conveyed to the Redevelopment Agency for $293,460, passed for second reading as amended.
- Resolution permitting the Redevelopment Agency to secure private parking in street right-of-way at Hunters Point Sites D and E was referred.
- Proposed pledge of Mission Bay North tax increment for infrastructure and housing, up to $190M in bonds, sent to committee.
- Mission Bay South tax pledge and bonds up to $450,000,000 for infrastructure and housing continued to November 2, 1998.
- Proposed pledge of Mission Bay South tax increment for infrastructure and housing, up to $450M in bonds, sent to committee.
- Up to $450 million borrowing for Mission Bay South proposed.
- Up to $190 million borrowing for Mission Bay North proposed.
- Up to $450 million borrowing for Mission Bay South proposed.
- Mission Bay North redevelopment plan proposed for 65 acres
- Resolution approved a tax increment pledge and up to $450M in bonds for Mission Bay South infrastructure and affordable housing.
- Supervisor Yaki proposed vacating Jessie Street between Seventh and Eighth for a federal office building; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Street conveyance of part of Jessie Street to [name withheld] Development was referred to the Transportation and Land Use Committee.
- Intent to vacate Jessie Street between Seventh and Eighth Streets for a federal office building was adopted; hearing set for July 31.
- $3.1M sale of part of Jessie Street to the Redevelopment Agency
- Agreement adopted to sell and exchange part of Jessie Street between Fourth and Fifth Streets to the Redevelopment Agency for $3,100,000 for [name withheld] Development's project.
- Agreement to convey part of Jessie Street finally passed
- Board adopted as amended a resolution letting the Redevelopment Agency buy former Central Freeway parcels for low-income senior housing.
- Broadway and Sansome property sold to the Redevelopment Agency for $1.5 million for affordable housing; passed first reading.
- Broadway and Sansome site sold for affordable housing, $1.5M
- $7.3 million to fix up Building 813 at Hunters Point approved
- $61,500 in redevelopment money approved for the Arelious Walker Drive stairway linked by the name only, not checked