All decisions
about 180 Board decisions about Redevelopment Agency, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Ordinance appropriating $18,250 for Redevelopment Agency salaries, services, supplies and equipment passed for second reading.
- Redevelopment Agency requisition of $34,298.76 in advance funds approved for September to December 1951. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Redevelopment Agency's application for a $50,953.82 federal advance for planning in five project areas was approved.
- Requisition for $57,525 in advance funds from the Redevelopment Agency to the federal housing agency approved for September to December 1952.
- Redevelopment Agency's federal funds contract raised to $297,763 for slum clearance planning, excluding Diamond Heights Area B-1.
- Redevelopment Agency's requisition for $52,257.18 in advance funds for October to December 1952 approved.
- Approved a $103,418 federal advance to the Redevelopment Agency for Diamond Heights for January to June 1953.
- The city approved requisition No. 10, a $24,844 federal advance to the Redevelopment Agency for slum clearance planning, covering January to June 1953.
- Redevelopment Agency refund of $889.58 for salaries paid in error by the United States was passed for second reading.
- Redevelopment Agency's federal loan and grant applications for Diamond Heights and Western Addition areas were approved.
- Redevelopment Agency's requisition for $18,789 in Diamond Heights project advance funds approved.
- Redevelopment Agency requisition of $18,916.25 in advance funds for Western Addition redevelopment was approved.
- Redevelopment Agency requisition of $15,454.26 in advance funds for Diamond Heights redevelopment was approved.
- Federal planning funds of $28,235.34 for Diamond Heights Project Area B-1 were approved.
- Federal planning funds of $37,002.06 for Western Addition Project Area A-1 were approved.
- Redevelopment Agency receives a $13,320 federal advance for Western Addition Redevelopment Project Area A-1.
- Redevelopment Agency receives a $2,500 federal advance for Diamond Heights Redevelopment Project Area B-1.
- Resolution approves an extra $70,350 federal advance to the Redevelopment Agency for planning the Western Addition project area.
- Resolution approves a $57,000 federal fund advance to the Redevelopment Agency for the Western Addition project area.
- Federal advance of $21,000 approved for the Redevelopment Agency's Diamond Heights project area B-1.
- Federal planning funds of $32,550 approved for the Redevelopment Agency's Diamond Heights project area B-1.
- Board approved an $18,600 federal advance to the Redevelopment Agency for the Diamond Heights project area.
- Requisition for $10,975 in redevelopment funds for Western Addition Area A-1 was sent back to committee.
- Requisition for $11,435 in redevelopment funds for Diamond Heights Project B-1 was sent back to committee.
- Redevelopment Agency advance of $10,975 for the Western Addition project area was approved.
- Redevelopment Agency advance of $11,435 for the Diamond Heights project area was approved.
- Redevelopment Agency requested $5,000 to plan the South Basin area; sent to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $5,000 for plans and services in the South Basin Redevelopment Area passed on first reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $5,000 to the Redevelopment Agency for plans and services in the South Basin area.
- Board approved requisition No. 11 releasing a $58,635 federal advance to the Redevelopment Agency for the Diamond Heights project.
- Redevelopment Agency's advance contract for the Western Addition project was amended and approved by the Board.
- The Board accepted a $3,200 gift from [name withheld] to fund studies of South of Market areas for the Redevelopment Agency.
- Board approved a $7.7M federal loan and grant contract for the Diamond Heights redevelopment project area. linked by the name only, not checked
- $41,380 in additional federal advance funds approved for Western Addition redevelopment planning.
- The Redevelopment Agency's federal advance-of-funds contract for the Western Addition project area was amended, adopted 11 to 0.
- Adopted, a $16,691,025 loan and an $8,330,597 capital grant
- Redevelopment Agency given $37,500 to appraise Redevelopment Area E, the Wholesale Produce Area; passed for second reading.
- $300,658 of plans and surveys adopted for the Embarcadero waterfront district
- Board granted the Redevelopment Agency use of its chambers on August 12, 1958 for a public hearing on Area E-1.
- City would convey property and pay the Redevelopment Agency $1,497,915.07 in exchange for land needed for Geary Expressway and Webster Street widening.
- City pays Redevelopment Agency $1.5 million in land swap for Geary widening
- Western Addition A-2 surveys and plans approved, with $477,000 applied for
- [name withheld] buys San Diego Avenue land for $200
- City swaps land with redevelopment agency for Geary Expressway, pays $793,526
- Up to $230,000 city money for South of Market surveys; outcome unclear.
- Gjoa ship repair contract deadline pushed to February 2 linked by the name only, not checked
- City buys land for Western Addition recreation center
- City buys $74,578 land for Raphael Weill School linked by the name only, not checked
- Taxes cancelled on land bought for redevelopment
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $10,622.10 to pay a street improvement assessment in the Diamond Heights redevelopment project area.
- Funding of $14,964 for the Redevelopment Agency to apply for federal money to study renewal along the rapid transit corridor was referred to Finance Committee.
- Money to plan Rapid Transit Corridor renewal, pending final vote.
- Ordinance finally passed, appropriating $14,964 to the Redevelopment Agency to apply for funds for a neighbourhood renewal plan.
- [name withheld] paid $8,240 in a Geneva Avenue land trade
- City buys Diamond Heights lot for playground for $300,605
- Tinney asked the City Attorney to draft legislation funding $100,000 for non-profit moderate-priced housing and senior housing. linked by the name only, not checked
- State money accepted for children's day care
- The Redevelopment Agency's $100,000 advance request for Western Addition Project Area No. 2 was approved.
- Federal funds advance for Western Addition redevelopment; no vote shown.
- Property taxes on Embarcadero-area land cancelled after $415.42 payment linked by the name only, not checked
- Appropriates $5,000 to the Redevelopment Agency for costs of disposing of the old Hall of Justice; passed for second reading.
- Hospital auxiliary may set up vending machines at San Francisco General linked by the name only, not checked
- $123,907.29 paid for land to widen Washington and Drumm Streets
- Diamond Heights school land purchase for $143,059 voted down
- Item sent back to committee; subject not in this record
- Mayor asks Board to reconsider Diamond Heights school land purchase.
- Diamond Heights high school land purchase approved on second vote
- Matching budget change for Muni pay; not yet final. linked by the name only, not checked
- $44,789.40 paid for land to widen Jackson Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Old Harbor Police Station sold to city development agency for $36,000
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Sale of old Hall of Justice site sent to committee.
- Old Hall of Justice site to be sold to developer for $850,000
- A $200,000 appropriation for local special assistance and relocation services was amended on the floor; final passage is not yet recorded.
- $200,000 for special housing help and moving services
- A second reading refused, with no subject on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Purchase of land from the Redevelopment Agency for $108,353.82 for a Muni turn-around in Ferry Park was temporarily postponed. linked by the name only, not checked
- $62,756.38 paid to widen Drumm and Washington Streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Port emergency purchase rule up to $200 moves toward final approval.
- Two-hour parking limit set on Estero Avenue between Lunado and Alviso linked by the name only, not checked
- Webster Street land sold to the Redevelopment Agency for $206,250 linked by the name only, not checked
- Webster Street land sold to the Redevelopment Agency for $206,250 linked by the name only, not checked
- Finance Committee recommended authorizing sale of certain Department of Public Health and department property.
- City asked to plan affordable housing at old Regal Brewery site
- The Board passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $815,700 to several departments and rescinding $768,300 in earlier funds. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board proposed buying a $24,000 property from the Redevelopment Agency for a new street between Tehama and Clementina Streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- Plan to buy Hunters Point site for child care; outcome not shown.
- Hunters Point school money deal held up for later vote.
- Diamond Heights lot sale to redevelopment agency approved linked by the name only, not checked
- School district land in Diamond Heights sold to redevelopment agency linked by the name only, not checked
- $353,185 paid the Redevelopment Agency to widen Webster Street
- City departments get $140,330 for operations and equipment
- Plan to transfer old Southern Police Station for $130,000.
- Old Southern Police Station handed to redevelopment agency for $130,000
- Proposed: $143,200 in unused project funds cancelled
- Some city building project funds cancelled
- Land from Redevelopment Agency for Fillmore power substation; vote not shown.
- $3,800,000 to move from India Basin to the Hunters Point project
- $193,600 paid for open space on Billy Goat Hill
- Sublease at 939 Ellis Street extended for community development offices linked by the name only, not checked
- City approved buying land for Galvez Playfield, $105,200
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- 1978 federal neighborhood grant and housing plan.
- Money for a Western Addition community facility approved linked by the name only, not checked
- 939 Ellis Street subleased for the Mayor's community development office
- Leases renewed with Glide Foundation and Self-Help for the Elderly
- Passed on first reading: Lot 4 in Assessor's Block 4713 would be conveyed to the Redevelopment Agency for $1 in Hunters Point.
- City to sell land at Thirteenth Street and South Van Ness
- Social Services accepted [name withheld] and FEMA grants of $6.1M to shelter and feed homeless people, passing money to the Redevelopment Agency.
- Ordinance approving a first amendment to the Moscone Convention Center project lease and Redevelopment Agency bond refunding passed for second reading as amended.
- A $1,000,000 transfer of Community Development Block Grant funds to the Redevelopment Agency for 24th Street revitalization was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Resolution approving a $1,000,000 bond acceptance and $1,000,000 block grant transfer for the 24th Street program was adopted.
- Proposed amendment raises the tax-increment limit for Western Addition Area A-2 from $65.3M to $190.3M; hearing set August 3, 1992.
- Redevelopment Agency's 1992-93 budget and up to $65M in bonds approved, with the budget due back to the Board by September 1, 1992.
- Redevelopment plan amendment for Western Addition A-2 passed for second reading, raising the limit on tax increment funds.
- Redevelopment plan amendments for the Western Addition Project Area A-2 are proposed by the Redevelopment Agency; the final vote continues on the next page.
- Permit proposed for the Redevelopment Agency to build a median island and irrigation crossing on Mission Street between Third and Fourth; sent to City Services Committee.
- Redevelopment Agency asks to build footbridge columns on Howard Street
- Redevelopment Agency allowed a median island on Mission Street
- The Redevelopment Agency's $9.6M interim budget for fiscal 1994-95 was adopted.
- Redevelopment Agency's plan amendment for Western Addition A-2 extends its term to 2009 and raises its tax cap; passed first reading.
- Board passed extension of the Western Addition A-2 redevelopment plan to 2009, raising tax increment ceiling to $270 million.
- Verba Buena Center redevelopment plan amended to extend eminent domain to 2006 and raise tax increment cap to $600 million; referred to committee.
- A hearing was held on proposed amendments to the Verba Buena Center redevelopment plan, including higher tax increment limits and extended eminent domain time.
- Ordinance amending the Verba Buena Center redevelopment plan passed for second reading, raising tax increment to $600 million.
- Redevelopment Agency's 1995-96 budget and bond issue up to $16M was referred to the Budget Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Redevelopment Agency budget amendment allowing up to $265,000 in tax allocation bonds and $17,225 appropriation was referred to committee.
- Redevelopment Agency interim budget for fiscal 1996-97 was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Sale of city land at Steuart and Spear Streets adopted
- Interim budget of the Redevelopment Agency for fiscal year 1997-98 was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed tax allocation pledge with the Redevelopment Agency for Mission Bay South, up to $450M bonds, was continued to October 26, 1998.
- Proposed tax allocation pledge with the Redevelopment Agency for Mission Bay North, up to $190M bonds, was continued to October 26, 1998.
- Proposed revocable permission for the Redevelopment Agency to build sidewalk improvements on Fillmore Street was referred to committee.
- Redevelopment Agency to redo Fillmore Street sidewalks and lighting
- Redevelopment Agency was granted revocable permission to build sidewalk improvements on Fillmore Street between Post Street and Golden Gate Avenue.
- Board continued a resolution selling part of Jessie Street for $3.1M to the Redevelopment Agency for the [name withheld] site project.
- Adds $16.5 million to redevelopment agency's budget. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed budget increase of up to $16.5M for the Redevelopment Agency's 2001-02 fiscal year, sent to Budget Committee.
- Redevelopment Agency budget raised by up to $16.5 million.
- The Redevelopment Agency's fiscal 2001-02 budget was increased by up to $16.5M across all redevelopment project areas.
- New Mission Bay Branch Library to be bought on 4th Street
- New Mission Bay Branch Library to be bought on 4th Street
- Proposed Redevelopment Agency budget increase of up to $43,100,000 and bonds for Yerba Buena Center, sent to Finance Committee.
- Redevelopment Agency budget increase of up to $43.1M and tax allocation bonds for Yerba Buena was sent to Finance Committee.
- City sells two Turk and Fillmore lots for affordable housing.
- Spear Street land sale to the Redevelopment Agency sent to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- City to sell its Spear Street lot for $10M
- City sold a lot on Spear Street between Folsom and Howard Streets to the Redevelopment Agency for $10,034,140.
- Land on Spear Street sold to the Redevelopment Agency linked by the name only, not checked
- Public hearing scheduled August 12, 2003 on a 65-year ground lease of Redevelopment Agency land at 820 O'Farrell Street to Jordan Housing Corporation.
- Redevelopment Agency's 2003-2004 budget and up to $61 million in bonds were approved.
- Ground lease of Redevelopment Agency land at 820 O'Farrell Street to Jordan Housing Corporation for low-income housing set for hearing August 12.
- Public hearing set for August 12, 2003 on leasing Redevelopment Agency land at 820 O'Farrell Street to Jordan Housing Corporation.
- Hearing held on proposed ground lease of 820 O'Farrell Street from the Redevelopment Agency to Jordan Housing Corporation for low-income housing.
- Resolution 538-03 approved a 65-year ground lease at 820 O'Farrell Street to Jordan Housing Corporation for affordable housing.
- Broadway and Sansome site to be sold for affordable housing, $1.5M linked by the name only, not checked
- Broadway and Sansome site sold for affordable housing, $1.5M
- Redevelopment Agency budget and up to $125.8M in bonds, plus $463,000 in General Fund loans, referred to committee.
- Bonds for park projects sent to the budget committee
- Redevelopment budget and $125.8 million bonds put off to July 17.
- Redevelopment Agency's 2007-2008 budget and $125.8M in bonds continued to July 17, 2007.
- Redevelopment budget and $128 million bonds approved.
- Redevelopment Agency's 2007-2008 budget and up to $128.3 million in bonds were adopted, with loans for Visitacion Valley and Bayview planning.
- Hearing requested on the Redevelopment Agency's $25,021,079 state funding application for Hunters Point Shipyard construction; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Proposed amendment would let the Redevelopment Agency spend up to $22,401,050 on affordable housing activities.
- Rules Committee filed the Redevelopment Agency's $25,021,079 application for state funds for the Hunters Point Shipyard project.
- Redevelopment Agency budget amended to spend up to $22,401,050 on affordable housing across all project areas.
- Hearing on the Redevelopment Agency's $25.0M state Proposition 1C application for Hunters Point Shipyard construction was sent to Rules Committee.
- Redevelopment Agency budget amended to pay $28.7M to the education fund and add federal grant and AIDS housing funds.
- Redevelopment $28 million bond approval put off to March 23.
- Industrial lots near Bayshore rezoned for light production use
- Public hearing held on the Arelious Walker Drive stairway money
- $61,500 sought for the Arelious Walker Drive stairway in Bayview
- Ocean Avenue land sold to the Redevelopment Agency for $4.1M
- City land near Ocean and Phelan Avenues to be sold
- $61,500 for the Arelious Walker Drive stairway heard in public
- Redevelopment agency budget with up to $84 million bonds proposed.