All decisions
about 170 Board decisions about Asian Art Museum, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Center of [name withheld] may be renamed Asian Art Museum.
- Proposal to rename the Center of [name withheld] and Culture.
- Asian Art Museum fire-safety money advanced; not yet final.
- Money for Asian Art Museum smoke detectors and sprinklers; no result shown.
- $48,662 of Asian Art Museum money frozen by the Controller
- Salary ordinance for a new Asian Art Center classification was continued to March 29, 1976.
- Asian Art Museum pay funds moved; result not shown here
- Asian Art Museum job changes put off to March 29
- Asian Art Museum money moved to pay one reclassified job.
- Asian Art Museum gets one new job title and pay scale.
- Asian Art Museum money moved to pay one reclassified job.
- Proposed $17,956 fix to Asian Art Museum staff pay rates.
- Asian Art Museum staff pay rates corrected
- Asian Art Center to become Asian Art Museum; final vote needed.
- Matching pay change for one Asian Art Museum job approved.
- $4,000 for Asian Art Museum upkeep; result not shown
- Asian Art Museum shifts $18,196 for two job changes; first vote.
- Asian Art Museum moves $18,196 to pay two regraded jobs.
- Asian Art Museum budget shifted; outcome not shown here.
- Asian Art Museum money moved from freight to services; vote not shown.
- Asian Art Museum job reclassifications awaiting final vote.
- Asian Art Museum pay for two jobs; final vote not shown.
- Two Asian Art Museum jobs get new job titles and pay levels
- Proposed: $35,433 moved to Asian Art Museum staff pay.
- A $32,100.64 gift from Asian Art Foundation for Asian Art Museum salaries was referred to committee.
- The Board accepted a $32,100.64 gift from the Asian Art Foundation to help pay Asian Art Museum salaries.
- Resolution urging an emergency supplemental appropriation for Asian Art Museum and Fine Arts Museums repairs was referred to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $51,905 for two Asian Art Museum positions passed for second reading.
- Ordinance amending the Asian Art Museum salary classification for two positions passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriates $51,905 to the Asian Art Museum for salaries and benefits for two new positions; finally passed.
- Ordinance amends the 1980-81 salary ordinance to classify two Asian Art Museum positions; finally passed.
- Resolution grants limited leaves of absence to several city officers, including the Asian Art Museum director, to travel out of state.
- Ordinance moving $17,224 within the Asian Art Museum budget passed for second reading.
- An appropriation of $17,224 for Asian Art Museum temporary salaries and supplies was finally passed.
- Proposed $16,862 appropriation for Asian Art Museum facilities maintenance passed on first reading.
- A $225,468 appropriation for Asian Art Museum security passed second reading, with funds subject to reserve.
- Asian Art Museum facilities maintenance receives a $16,862 appropriation, finally passed.
- Ordinance passed appropriating $225,468 for Asian Art Museum security work, with funds placed on reserve.
- Board released $212,862 held in reserve for museum security at the Asian Art Museum, keeping $12,606 in reserve.
- Supervisor Renne proposed accepting $40,000 from the Asian Art Foundation for Asian Art Museum fire and security work; referred to committee.
- Board accepted a $40,000 gift from the Asian Art Foundation for fire protection and security at the Asian Art Museum.
- Ordinance appropriating $23,256.01 for Asian Art Museum permanent salaries was passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed a $23,256.01 appropriation for Asian Art Museum permanent salaries.
- Board passed on second reading a $75,000 appropriation for Asian Art Museum exhibitions.
- Proposed ordinance creating a $1,000 revolving fund for the Asian Art Museum, referred to Finance Committee.
- A $1,000 revolving fund for the Asian Art Museum passed for second reading.
- Controller's $1,000 appropriation for the Asian Art Museum revolving fund passed for second reading.
- Passed an ordinance appropriating $1,000 to the Asian Art Museum revolving fund, taken from other current expenses.
- Passed an ordinance establishing a $1,000 revolving fund for the Asian Art Museum, adding Section 10.141A to the Administrative Code.
- Ordinance appropriating $8,826.86 to the Asian Art Museum for salaries and unemployment insurance passed for second reading.
- Controller's $8,826.86 appropriation for Asian Art Museum salaries and unemployment insurance was finally passed.
- Asian Art Museum's $22,435 budget for other departments' insurance and risk services passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $22,435 for Asian Art Museum insurance and risk reduction services finally passed.
- Asian Art Museum salary ordinance for reclassifying one position passed for second reading.
- Board passed on first reading $21,675 to reclassify one position at the Asian Art Museum.
- The annual salary ordinance was amended to reclassify one Asian Art Museum position, finally passed.
- Asian Art Museum salary funds of $21,675 were rescinded and reappropriated to reclassify one position, finally passed.
- Controller's ordinance appropriates $19,771 for a fire alarm system at the Asian Art Museum, passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $19,771 for a fire alarm system at the Asian Art Museum was finally passed.
- The Board passed on second reading an amendment to the salary ordinance reclassifying one Asian Art Museum position.
- The Board passed on second reading an appropriation of $19,048 for the Asian Art Museum to reclassify one position.
- An ordinance amending the salary schedule to reflect one Asian Art Museum reclassification, a companion to the appropriation, was proposed.
- An ordinance appropriating $19,048 for reclassifying one Asian Art Museum position was finally passed.
- Asian Art Museum's $21,250 capital budget ordinance for carpentry shop equipment referred to Finance Committee.
- $7,000 gift to Asian Art Museum for a lab fume hood.
- Passed on first reading a $35,220 appropriation for Asian Art Museum exhibitions and building repair services.
- Board finally passed a $35,220 budget transfer for the Asian Art Museum's exhibitions and building repairs.
- Proposed charter amendment on Asian Art Museum positions was referred to the Rules Committee.
- Proposed charter amendment on Asian Art Museum positions was continued to February 22, 1988.
- Walker's request for a ballot argument favouring Proposition J, Asian Art Museum positions, was referred to the Rules Committee.
- The Board adopted, as amended, a ballot argument sponsored by Supervisor Walker favoring Proposition J on Asian Art Museum positions.
- Rebuttal ballot argument concerning Proposition J on Asian Art Museum positions was adopted.
- Ordinance appropriating $33,205 for Asian Art Museum salaries and rescinding $11,153 in fringe benefits, sent for second reading.
- Controller's $33,205 appropriation for Asian Art Museum permanent salaries and fringe benefits was finally passed.
- Amendment notes the Asian Art Museum's move to the main library
- Thirteen new posts proposed at the Asian Art Museum
- Controller's ordinance moves $544,169 to the Asian Art Museum to reinstate thirteen positions; sent to Budget Committee.
- Asian Art Museum budget of $544,169 to reinstate thirteen positions passed for second reading.
- Salary ordinance adding thirteen Asian Art Museum positions passed for second reading.
- Asian Art Museum budget transferred $544,159 to restore thirteen positions for fiscal year 1993-94.
- Annual Salary Ordinance amended to add thirteen positions at the Asian Art Museum, passed on final reading.
- Proposed $41,729,700 bond for Main Library improvements to relocate the Asian Art Museum was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Resolution sets a $41.7M general obligation bond for Old Main Library improvements and relocating the Asian Art Museum; adopted as amended.
- Hearing on a proponent's ballot argument for the Asian Art Museum bond at the Old Main Library was referred to the Rules Committee.
- Proponent's ballot argument in favor of Proposition B, the Asian Art Museum bond, was adopted.
- Motion authorizing rebuttal to opponent's argument against Proposition B, the Asian Art Museum bond; referred to Rules Committee.
- Board adopted a motion authorizing rebuttal to the opposition argument against Proposition B, the Asian Art Museum bond.
- $41.7M to move the Asian Art Museum into the Old Main Library
- A commendation of [name withheld] for a one million dollar gift to the Asian Art Museum was referred to the Board.
- Resolution commends [name withheld] for his $1.0M grant to the Asian Art Museum's Korean art department.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld] for his contributions to the Asian Art Museum of San Francisco.
- Chief Administrative Officer's resolution declaring intent to reimburse Asian Art Museum bond expenditures sent to Budget Committee.
- Companion resolution on reimbursing Asian Art Museum expenditures from future bonds was adopted, with a financing plan to follow.
- Proposed issuance of up to $41,730,000 in general obligation bonds for relocating the Asian Art Museum was referred to Budget Committee.
- Sale of city general obligation bonds for public safety, fire, school and Asian Art Museum projects authorized.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $32.5M in bond proceeds to reconstruct the former Public Library for the Asian Art Museum.
- Passed for second reading an ordinance appropriating $32,499,633 to rebuild the former Public Library for the Asian Art Museum.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $32,499,633 to rebuild the former Public Library for the Asian Art Museum.
- Proposal would let the Asian Art Museum and airport museums sell or exchange artworks; passed on first reading.
- Committee backs letting museums sell some artworks, with changes.
- Passed rules letting the Asian Art Museum and airport museums sell, exchange or transfer artworks under certain circumstances.
- Proposed change would let the Asian Art Museum and Airport Museum sell or transfer artworks; referred to committee.
- Mayor proposed selling up to $16,730,000 in general obligation bonds for the Asian Art Museum relocation; sent to committee.
- Supervisor Yee's motion amending bond rates for $16,730,000 Asian Art Museum relocation bonds was sent to Finance and Labor Committee.
- Authorized sale of $16,730,000 in general obligation bonds to fund relocation of the Asian Art Museum.
- Proposed $16.7M bond sale for Asian Art Museum relocation was amended as a whole by the Finance and Labor Committee.
- Asian Art Museum bonds up to $16.7M; committee backed it.
- $16.7M of bonds proposed for the Asian Art Museum move
- Supervisor Yaki proposed awarding $16.7M in bonds for the Asian Art Museum relocation; sent to Finance and Labor Committee.
- $32 million to renovate old Main Library for Asian Art Museum proposed.
- Board passed on first reading $22.9M in bond money to rebuild the former Public Library and relocate the Asian Art Museum.
- Appropriates $22.9M in bond proceeds to rebuild the former Public Library and relocate the Asian Art Museum; sent to committee.
- Money to rebuild old Public Library and move Asian Art Museum proposed
- $23M in bond money sought for the Asian Art Museum
- Committee trimmed $22.9 million bond money for Asian Art Museum move; pending.
- Finance committee recommended, as amended, $22,943,756 in bond money to rebuild the former library for the Asian Art Museum.
- Former public library rebuilt to house Asian Art Museum (first vote).
- Passed ordinance appropriating $22,943,756 from bond proceeds and interest to reconstruct the former Public Library and relocate the Asian Art Museum.
- $22.9 million to rebuild old library for Asian Art Museum.
- Asian Art Museum to close sidewalks during its Larkin Street construction
- Proposed resolution granting the Asian Art Museum temporary sidewalk and street occupancy at 200 Larkin Street; sent to committee.
- Asian Art Museum was granted revocable permission to close nearby sidewalks and streets during construction at 200 Larkin Street.
- Asian Art Museum to close sidewalks during its Larkin Street construction
- The Asian Art Museum would receive revocable permission to install a transformer vault in the McAllister Street right-of-way; sent to committee.
- Asian Art Museum earthquake works under McAllister Street sent to committee
- Asian Art Museum granted permission to occupy part of McAllister Street with a transformer vault and earthquake base isolation system.
- Asian Art Museum may build earthquake base under McAllister Street
- Asian Art Museum allowed earthquake works under McAllister Street
- Asian Art Museum cleaning proposed for private contract, sent to committee.
- Proposed resolution to contract out janitorial services at the Asian Art Museum was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Refinancing of Ellis-O'Farrell garage debt still on hold.
- Private janitors proposed for the Asian Art Museum
- $490,889 for Asian Art Museum janitors proposed; sent to committee.
- Supervisor Daly proposed $490,889 for janitorial staff at the Asian Art Museum; sent to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Daly proposed creating eight positions at the Asian Art Museum; sent to Finance Committee.
- Eight new Asian Art Museum jobs proposed; sent to committee.
- Asian Art Museum cleaning may go to private firm; delayed.
- Budget Analyst recommends continuing the proposed resolution to contract out Asian Art Museum janitorial services until the related custodian funding is heard.
- Private janitors proposed for the Asian Art Museum
- Finance Committee continued a resolution on contracting out Asian Art Museum janitorial services to October 9, 2002.
- Finance Committee continued to the call of the chair an ordinance creating eight positions at the Asian Art Museum.
- Asian Art Museum cleaning-staff pay and equipment costs recalculated.
- Private janitors proposed for the Asian Art Museum
- Asian Art Museum custodial staffing numbers flagged for correction.
- Ten museum custodian jobs for new Civic Center building; pending.
- Proposed ordinance would create ten new city positions at the Asian Art Museum for in-house janitorial services.
- Supervisors Sandoval and Newsom proposed appropriating $3,742,290 in bond interest for Asian Art Museum construction; sent to committee.
- Proposed ordinance would spend $3.7M of bond interest on Asian Art Museum work in the Old Main Library; sent to committee.
- Asian Art Museum building funds moved to another committee.
- Asian Art Museum requests release of $316,588 in reserved bond funds to reconstruct the old Main Library at 200 Larkin Street.
- Asian Art Museum work in the old Main Library, $3.7M
- Sandoval and Newsom's ordinance would appropriate $3,742,290 in bond interest to upgrade the Old Main Library for the Asian Art Museum; passed first reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $3.7M in Asian Art Museum bond interest for building work at the Old Main Library was passed on first reading.
- Board ordinance appropriates $3,742,290 in bond interest for converting the Old Main Library building into the Asian Art Museum; finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriating $3,742,290 in bond interest for seismic upgrades and build-outs of the Old Main Library for the Asian Art Museum.
- Resolution adopted commemorating the Asian Art Museum's first anniversary in its new Civic Center home.
- Proposed resolution commemorates one year since the Asian Art Museum opened in its new Civic Center home.
- Marks one year of Asian Art Museum at Civic Center.
- Marks one year of Asian Art Museum at Civic Center.
- Resolution would concur that a private contractor can guard the Asian Art Museum more cheaply than city employees; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- The Mayor asked that a private contractor take over Asian Art Museum security guard work; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $67,325 salaries and $22,468 benefits for four more Asian Art Museum security guards; sent to committee.
- Funding of $67,325 in salaries and $22,468 in benefits for four more Asian Art Museum guards was assigned to the Budget and Finance Committee.
- Budget hearing on 2007-2008 budgets for Public Works, Public Health, Asian Art Museum and other departments referred to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Proposal to settle possible lawsuit over Asian Art Museum bonds.
- Asian Art Museum's $98.4 million loan hearing step set for next meeting.
- Proposed settlement of $120.4 million Asian Art Museum bond dispute.
- Board approved a TEFRA hearing for a loan of up to $98,400,000 to the Asian Art Museum Foundation.
- Asian Art Museum construction indemnity agreement sent to committee
- City to cover Asian Art Museum building work claims
- Asian Art Museum Foundation indemnity adopted
- Asian Art Museum to be honoured for Asian Heritage Month
- City honors Asian Art Museum for Asian Heritage Month
- Asian Art Museum to be honoured for Asian Heritage Month