All decisions
about 290 Board decisions about Bayview Hunters Point, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- California Wholesale Butchers' Traffic Association granted permission to graze sheep on Hunter's Point hills under herders' control.
- City asked United Railroads to repave Railroad Avenue between tracks
- United Railroads asked for waiting station at Third and Army
- City gets $1 for Hunters Point street rights taken by U.S
- City gets back ownership of South Basin streets
- $78,000 approved for sewer plans near proposed Bay View stadium
- City gives up exclusive use of Hunter's Point street areas
- City gives up exclusive use of Hunters Point streets
- Candlestick Point parking plaza lease documents approved and Property Director authorized to arrange the lease.
- Board finally passed $670,597 for paving and lighting Hunters Point Expressway and Candlestick Park access roads.
- Traffic control work for Candlestick Park approved
- $7,700 Candlestick Park repairs approved, split by type of work
- Stadium repair money split by type of work; change approved
- Owners' protests over street grades and charges turned down
- Board adopted a finding that Muni needs a tax subsidy tied to the Candlestick Park fare change.
- $45,000 for batters' background at Candlestick Park was approved after being postponed, with Supervisor Blake voting no.
- $45,000 approved for Candlestick Park batting backdrop
- Candlestick Park lease to the Watchtower Society finally passed
- $20,000 for Candlestick Park repairs approved
- The Board finally passed $10,773 to prepare a federal funding application for planning the Hunters Point Redevelopment Area.
- Approves $15,000 from Recreation and Park funds for maintenance and repair of Candlestick Park Stadium.
- Board finally passed $47,446 for maintenance and repairs at Candlestick Park Stadium, funded through the Recreation and Park Department.
- Recreation and Park Department receives $17,600 for maintenance, repairs and improvements at Candlestick Park Stadium, passed into law.
- Operation of the Candlestick Park parking plaza leased to [name withheld], Inc. after a finance committee bid award; ordinance finally passed.
- Hunters Point renewal surveys and plans approved; funds sought
- Redevelopment Area G, covering Hunters Point, designated under state redevelopment law.
- [name withheld] of Commerce agreement to use Candlestick Park parking lot area was finally passed by the Board.
- City proposed buying land from Chas. [name withheld], Inc. for $92,542.93 for Candlestick Park access roads, and dismissing eminent domain proceedings.
- City bought small easement for Candlestick Point sewer tunnel
- Streets near Candlestick Park closed for charity road race
- Jitney fares between Market and Fourth Streets, Third and Army Streets, and Hunters Point raised; passed for final approval.
- The Board adopted a resolution protesting the planned closing of the San Francisco Naval Shipyard at Hunters Point.
- Treasurer to hold Hunters Point redevelopment funds, approved
- Supervisors urged a southern Bay bridge from India Basin
- City asks about adding Hunters Point freeway to federal interstate system
- Federal planning money application approved for Hunters Point redevelopment
- Stadium plans need fewer sign-offs before supervisors vote.
- Traffic and parking study for stadium expansion added to plan
- Board sent resolution urging reconsideration of permit denials to fill Hunters Point land back to committee for hearing.
- Report on Candlestick Park stadium expansion plans requested
- $850,000 payment approved for Hunters Point redevelopment project
- Board refused to adopt a resolution urging the Bay Conservation Commission to reconsider denial of Hunters Point fill permits.
- Recreation bond project list revised; pool site made flexible
- Amendment on city demonstration program passed, 7 to 4
- Federal planning money for Hunters Point redevelopment raised to $2.2 million
- The Board and Redevelopment Agency closed the public hearing on the proposed Butchertown redevelopment plan.
- Public hearing on Hunters Point redevelopment plan set for January 13
- Hunters Point neighborhood program's yearly funding approved
- Competitive bidding added to stadium expansion work
- Debate ended on stadium bidding change
- Candlestick Park expansion offer approved, with changes
- Board asks Candlestick expansion to include wheelchair spaces for veterans
- $195,000 for Candlestick Park expansion plans approved
- Resolution adopted to submit a $5,000,000 school bond for the Hunters Point Redevelopment Project Area.
- Board finally passed a $5,000,000 school bond to serve the Hunters Point Redevelopment Project Area.
- Preliminary drawings and $9,123,723 cost estimates for the Candlestick Park Stadium expansion were approved.
- Board adopted a ballot argument favoring a school bond issue to serve the Hunters Point Redevelopment Project.
- Board passes ordinance transferring former temporary war housing sites in Hunters Point to the Redevelopment Agency.
- Sale of buildings used for housing to the Redevelopment Agency for the Hunters Point project was approved.
- Shop zoning refused for 1221-1231 Potrero Avenue after appeal
- Measure approved after a second vote
- Candlestick Park stadium improvements and lease deal approved
- Candlestick Park stadium deal approved, later undone
- Emergency Hospital Service name change moves to final vote.
- Change to park lease wording approved
- Movable stands at Candlestick Park get final designs and costs approved
- Foundation and federal money for Hunters Point child day care
- Request for $1.1 million Hunters Point school turned down.
- Grant contract for Hunters Point neighborhood facilities approved
- Hunters Point redevelopment area grows by 3.3 acres
- $271,798 budget for operations and Hunters Point community center approved
- Public hearing set Aug 17 on Hunters Point redevelopment changes
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Wording changes to Hunters Point plan approval passed
- Board approves an amended agreement with the Redevelopment Agency to finance neighborhood activity centers in Hunters Point.
- City approves and recommends Hunters Point plan changes
- A proposed amendment to Ordinance 25-69, which approved a redevelopment plan, is pending.
- City backs school bond for Hunters Point area on ballot
- School bond ballot statement wording changed and passed
- Proposed stadium tax set at fifty cents per event
- Parts of some Hunters Point streets approved for closing
- Hunters Point redevelopment program and federal grant approved
- Some streets in Hunters Point officially closed for redevelopment
- Leave approved for several city officials to travel out of state.
- The Board endorsed the aims of the Hunters Point Community Youth Park Foundation by a 10-1 vote, then referred it to committee.
- Plan to close parts of McKinnon Avenue and Lane Street approved
- $1,000 sought for baseball tow-away calendars around Candlestick Park
- Hunters Point redevelopment gets amended federal funding request approved
- City urged the Giants to bring back
- Plan to buy Hunters Point site for child care; outcome not shown.
- City starts giving up parts of Oakdale and Newcomb Avenues
- City lawyer told to ask federal court about Hunters Point school
- Candlestick Park concessions to go to Stevens California Enterprises
- City land given at no cost for Hunters Point redevelopment
- City asks state for interim money for Hunters Point child care.
- Approved financing for a public school in Hunters Point.
- Parts of several streets in India Basin given up
- Proposal: $20 million Pier 94 port work, plus court and fire funds.
- San Francisco Stadium asked for a new Candlestick Park parking offer
- Funds for fire staff, bail projects and Pier 94; result not shown.
- Hunters Point methadone program may take state grant money.
- Study of Hunters Point shipyard closing's economic impact approved
- Board adopted a resolution urging Congress to give the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard to San Francisco at no cost if it closes.
- City helps with federal study of Hunters Point shipyard
- Proposed: later deadline to award Southeast sewage plant contract.
- Would ask Congress to reject splitting Hunters Point shipyard.
- City's cut of Candlestick parking revenue lowered to 88%
- City asked federal government to keep funding Hunters Point program
- Federal money accepted to study economic recovery at Hunters Point shipyard.
- Stadium refinancing offer approved in principle; parking to be explored
- Plan to close several India Basin streets moved forward
- Southern Pacific and Santa Fe may shift the Quint Street spur
- Burke, Custer and Davidson Avenues closed for good in India Basin
- Candlestick Park stadium lease and bond refinancing approved
- City funds a shipyard engineer to plan Hunters Point reuse.
- Five new streets in India Basin industrial park approved
- Board adopted a resolution urging the University of California and U.S. Navy to conclude negotiations over lab buildings at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard.
- Port land to become a street serving India Basin Industrial Park
- Deadline extended to award Southeast sewage plant upgrade contract
- Tax cancellation sought on state land at Candlestick Park
- $1,700 gift accepted for Bayview Hunters Point youth center
- Hunters Point land swapped for a reservoir and a park.
- Review of $100,000 Candlestick concession work approved
- Federal grant accepted for India Basin industrial park track project
- No stopping or parking on Candlestick Park access roads during events
- Deadline to award Candlestick Park gas tank contract extended.
- City Attorney asked to sue the Giants over Candlestick Park rent
- City buys land to expand Southeast sewage plant.
- City buys private property for the sewage plant
- City buys land for $94,200 for Southeast sewage plant
- City buys two parcels for sewage plant expansion
- City buys one parcel for sewage plant expansion
- $1.2 million for Southeast sewage plant engineering approved
- City buys several lots for $275,000 for plant expansion
- City buys land for wastewater plant expansion; lawsuit dropped
- City buys land from railroad companies for sewage plant expansion
- $3,800,000 to move from India Basin to the Hunters Point project
- Hudson, Ingalls, Northridge and Kiska widening map approved at Hunters Point
- La Salle Apartments allowed to use street space for parking.
- City buys railway-owned land to grow the Southeast sewage plant.
- Board asked transit agency for 5-cent youth fare to Giants games
- Candlestick Park stadium expansion financing approved in principle
- City pays $400,000 for land beside sewage plant
- City buys land to expand Southeast sewage plant
- City policy: Candlestick Park should not become fully enclosed
- Candlestick Park stadium bonds refinanced; stadium lease updated
- Billboard phase-out question sent to the November ballot
- City accepted grant money for Southeast sewage plant work
- $254.9 million for expanding Southeast sewage plant approved.
- City buys lot for Southeast sewage plant expansion
- City buys land for Southeast sewer plant
- Southeast sewage plant money reduced to match new cost estimates.
- $375,484 held back for Bayview nonprofit is released.
- $2.38 million for Pier 96 equipment approved.
- Sewer right-of-way to be sold near Junipero Serra Boulevard
- City takes over upkeep of certain Hunters Point streets.
- City leases a chlorine tank car for its Southeast wastewater plant
- Parts of Keith and Newhall Streets proposed for closing
- Bayview housing-improvement program and funding rules adopted
- Voluntary inspection program for one- and two-family homes in Bayview.
- Inquiry into Candlestick luxury box costs and holders granted
- $20,000 added for Hunters Point youth park group
- Giants run Candlestick parking; city loses $1.15M a year
- Giants lease change cuts city's Candlestick revenue by $925,000 yearly
- Bayview Hunters Point area plan approved; no major environmental harm found
- City approves $3M AIMCO deal over Bayview apartment code violations
- Request to name Monster Park field for Bill Walsh approved
- Affordable for-sale homes at 4800 Third Street approved
- India Basin industrial park no longer needs minimum parking
- Port lease of Pier 94, Seawall Lot 352 to Sustainable Crushing Ventures, LLC for five years was adopted.
- City approved Hunters Point community building plan with a small wording change
- Board scheduled a July 13, 2010 Committee of the Whole hearing on amending Bayview Hunters Point redevelopment plans.
- Answers to objections on Hunters Point Shipyard plan changes approved
- Amendment seeking best possible Parcel E-2 cleanup passed
- Candlestick Point city-land transfer and shoreline swap approved
- Answers to objections on Bayview redevelopment plan changes approved.
- General plan amendments for Candlestick Point and Hunters Point Shipyard development passed on first reading.
- Tax income pledged for Candlestick homes and public works; vote not shown.
- Amendment requiring cleanup hearings for each shipyard parcel passed
- Shipyard-wide public works permits must now get contamination review.
- Construction across the Shipyard needs contamination review.
- Bayview Hunters Point redevelopment plan amended and agency agreement approved
- The Board passed an ordinance amending the General Plan to enable development of Candlestick Point and Hunters Point Shipyard.
- New special zoning districts created for Candlestick and the Shipyard
- Zoning maps changed for Candlestick Point and Hunters Point Shipyard
- General plan changed for Candlestick Point and Hunters Point Shipyard
- Land-division rules changed for Candlestick Point and the Shipyard.
- Navy pays city a set rate for fire help at Hunters Point
- Redevelopment agency proposes $520,743 for Shipyard project staff.
- $38 million for Hunters View housing rebuild approved; money held back
- Hunters Point Shipyard gets $80,000 federal grant for public art
- Approved map lets 219 Hunters View homes be sold as condos
- Environment Department was authorized to accept and spend a $249,555 federal grant for Bayview Hunters Point healthy homes work.
- City cleared up to $41 million bonds for Hunters View housing
- City approves $41 million in financing for Hunters View housing
- New Executive Park building rules
- Some Executive Park lots finally set to allow homes and shops
- Board formally answered [name withheld] report on Hunters Point shipyard
- Medical clinics allowed at India Basin industrial park, now final
- Public works accepts $3.4 million federal grant for Islais Creek Bridge
- Port accepts $1.3 million grant for cameras and security
- Board passed ordinance creating a Bayview Hunters Point citizens advisory committee on planning for Zone 2.
- The Public Utilities Commission may sign an agreement of up to $80M with [name withheld] for [name withheld] sewer engineering.
- Up to $80 million for consultants on sewage plant upgrade approved.
- Emergency repair of sewage plant gas monitors approved, up to $225,000
- Emergency repair of sewage plant gas monitors, up to $225,000, approved
- Candlestick Point street closures approved for public hearing
- Candlestick Point street closures set for public hearing April 8
- Intent to close Candlestick Point streets for redevelopment approved
- City asked to get feedback on planned wider Hunters Point streets
- Sewage plant digester repair contract raised to $14.5 million
- Condo map for 377 homes and shops at Hunters View approved
- City leases 3801 Third Street offices for Human Services Agency
- Financing approved for 107 new homes at Hunters View
- City agrees to share [name withheld] cleanup studies and costs with EPA
- Southeast plant design contract raised to $33.5 million, approved
- Environmental sign-off for new Southeast sewage plant headworks approved
- June 6 public hearing on Bayview redevelopment changes approved
- Sewage digester design contract raised $73.5 million, approved
- $4.2M subsidy approved for Armstrong Place, 5600 Third Street
- Office-building limits lifted in Bayview Hunters Point
- Office-building limits lifted at Hunters Point Shipyard
- Candlestick Point South housing bond application approved
- Candlestick Point North housing bond application approved
- Liquor licence paperwork at 4608 Third Street approved
- Liquor licence transfer approved for Sav More Market, 4522 3rd Street
- Parsons $35 million sewage plant oversight contract approved
- 1600 block of Galvez Avenue renamed [name withheld] Way
- Hunters Point Shipyard hearing moved from June 19 to June 26
- Candlestick Point affordable housing plan change approved
- City approves changes to Bayview Hunters Point redevelopment plan
- City approves plan changes for Candlestick Point redevelopment
- City approves removing Candlestick Point lot from special rules
- City approves changes to Hunters Point Shipyard redevelopment plan
- [name withheld] Center at 6301 Third Street made a landmark
- India Basin environmental review approved
- Planning rules for India Basin mixed-use project approved
- India Basin land given special zoning rules for a new project
- African American arts district created
- $4.9 million emergency sewer pipe repair approved
- Map for Candlestick Point development approved
- Plan to close India Basin streets approved
- Lease at 3801 Third Street extended for $543,901 a year
- $5.5M emergency repair to sewage pipe at Southeast plant approved
- City pays $821,839 for more [name withheld] cleanup studies
- Hunters Point Shipyard Block 52 land split approved
- Hunters Point Shipyard Phase 1 final map approved
- Former redevelopment land, including [name withheld] Park, moved to city departments
- Cannabis businesses face new limits in Bayview industrial triangle
- Bayview industrial triangle rezoned, with taller building heights allowed
- Building at 6333-6335 3rd Street split into two condo lots
- Sewage plant design contract raised to $54.5 million, approved
- Street closing and land transfer in India Basin
- Several streets removed for Hunters View rebuild, now approved
- [name withheld] beer and wine licence at 5299 3rd Street approved
- Public easement at Hunters View given up
- Hunters View streets accepted by city for upkeep
- Plan for new condos at Hunters View approved
- $33.9 million loan for Hunters View infrastructure approved
- Hunters View housing project may build structures into the street
- Bayview behavioral health contract increase approved
- Southeast sewage plant design services up to $208.5M approved
- [name withheld] beer and wine license at 3801 3rd Street backed
- Supervisors' reply to Hunters Point shipyard [name withheld] report approved
- Rule waivers for Southeast Treatment Plant biogas project approved
- Liquor sales licence for Lucky Bayview store transfer approved
- City loan of $50 million for Hunters View homes approved
- Financing for Hunters View affordable homes approved
- Supervisors formally urge keeping Pier 94 shelter open
- Funds approved for [name withheld] sediment cleanup studies
- Sewage plant management contract approved
- Recology's Pier 96 lease approved at $369,500 a month
- San Francisco Parks Alliance's $2 million gift for India Basin park accepted
- $50 million grant accepted to build India Basin waterfront park
- Trust for Public Land gift of $2.8 million for India Basin park accepted
- A. Philip Randolph Institute's $1 million gift for India Basin park accepted
- City officials may seek India Basin park donations for six months
- $9.6M federal grant for Amador Street upgrades approved
- $500,000 appropriation for Public Utilities Commission approved
- Southeast sewage plant design contract amendment approved
- October 22 hearing on Hunters Point redevelopment changes approved
- Answers to objections on Hunters Point redevelopment plan changes approved
- Tax money pledged for Candlestick public improvements and affordable housing approved
- Shipyard plan change to move offices approved
- Bayview plan change approved
- New streets named at Hunters View Phase III, approved
- City accepts $2.7 million federal grant for Pier 94/96 upgrades
- Bayview distilleries, breweries may serve drinks on site; now final
- Special permission granted for a project at 4100 3rd Street
- City helps small businesses hit by Islais Creek bridge work
- State grant of $12.4M accepted to address sinking ground at Pier 80
- Pier 80 shed space leased to TEC of California for three years
- Final approval given to Prologis Gateway development deal at Toland Street
- City officials allowed to seek India Basin park donations