All decisions
about 240 Board decisions about Moscone Center, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Voters approved a convention hall at Yerba Buena, now Moscone Center
- Heavy trucks over 6,000 pounds barred from part of Army Street
- Proposed lease-financed parking facility of up to 800 stalls near Moscone Convention Center ordered submitted to voters.
- A ballot argument on a parking facility at the Moscone Convention Center was referred to committee.
- Supervisor Molinari asked for a hearing on bidding for chairs for the Moscone Convention Center; referred to Finance Committee.
- Molinari's proposed resolution would let the Redevelopment Agency negotiate the use and rent of the Moscone Convention Center surface; it was referred to committee.
- Resolution approved private contractor management of Moscone Convention Center as cheaper than city employees, per the Controller's certification.
- Allegations of sprinkler defects and contractor payment delays at the Moscone Convention Center were referred to committee.
- Chief Administrative Officer ordered to appear October 26, 1981, to explain state Clean Water funding announcement and draft EPA report.
- Lot on Fifth Street leased as Moscone Center truck staging area
- Board approved temporary closures of parts of Howard and Polk Streets for the Moscone Center opening and a Harvey Milk memorial.
- Allegations that affirmative action rules are not followed at the Moscone Convention Center, especially security, janitorial and concessions, were referred to committee.
- Passed for second reading an ordinance creating a special fund for revenues from Moscone Center, [name withheld] and Civic Auditorium.
- Ordinance creates a special fund for revenues from Moscone Center, [name withheld] and Civic Auditorium, with allocation to the Convention and Visitors Bureau.
- Supervisor Molinari's request to investigate water leaks at the Moscone Convention Center was sent to the Public Works Committee.
- Supervisor Molinari asked the Culture and Recreation Committee to study extra meeting room space at the Moscone Convention Center; referred.
- Supervisor Kopp asked for a report on the Moscone Convention Center deficit and meeting room space; sent to Culture and Recreation Committee.
- Traffic plan sought for the proposed Moscone Center garage
- Supervisor Molinari urged funding a study of extra meeting space at the Moscone Convention Center; referred to Culture and Recreation Committee for a January 6 hearing.
- Board urged a study, funded from hotel tax revenue, of extra meeting space at the Moscone Convention Center; the resolution was adopted.
- Hearing requested on a bus line replacing cable car service from Moscone Center to Fisherman's Wharf; referred to joint committee.
- A $125,000 appropriation for an additional meeting room at the Moscone Convention Center was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed $125,000 for an additional meeting room at the Moscone Convention Center passed for second reading.
- Controller's $125,000 appropriation adds a meeting room to the [name withheld] Center; finally passed.
- The 1982-83 [name withheld] report on the Moscone Center and Recreation and Park Department was referred to the Culture and Recreation Committee.
- An emergency declaration for construction at Moscone Convention Center for the 1984 Democratic Convention was referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisors adopted a resolution ratifying Public Works emergency construction work at Moscone Convention Center for the Democratic National Convention.
- Supervisor Molinari's hearing request on expanding the Moscone Center was referred to committee.
- Consideration of a lease of the block above the Moscone Center between Folsom, Howard, Third and Fourth Streets was continued to December 10, 1984.
- Lease approved with YBG Associates above the Moscone Convention Center
- Moscone Center rooftop lease amended and passed for second reading
- Lease approved with YBG Associates above the Moscone Convention Center
- Resolution urging a permanent boxing history display at Moscone Center was referred to the Culture and Recreation Committee.
- Supervisor Molinari asked the Chief Administrative Officer whether Moscone Center work will shift from contractors to city employees.
- Supervisors amended a resolution urging a boxing hall of fame display at Moscone Center; final adoption is on the next page.
- Renne asked the Mayor and Chief Administrative Officer whether adding a floor to the Moscone Convention Center is desirable and feasible.
- Supervisor Kopp asked that a block near Moscone Center be considered for a baseball stadium; referred to committee.
- Supervisor Molinari proposed a ballot measure to add a second floor to the Moscone Convention Center; referred to Rules Committee.
- Supervisor Molinari asked for a hearing on expanding the Moscone Convention Center; referred to Public Works Committee.
- Supervisor Molinari asked the City Attorney to prepare a charter amendment expanding the Moscone Convention Center.
- Supervisor Molinari requested consideration of a charter amendment expanding Moscone Convention Center, referred to the Rules and Legislation Committee.
- Proposed ballot measure for Moscone Convention Center additions, financed by a lease with the Redevelopment Agency, sent to committee.
- A resolution to put Moscone Convention Center additions, financed by a Redevelopment Agency lease, to voters was adopted.
- Proposed ballot measure would authorize $140M lease-revenue bonds to add to the Moscone Convention Center.
- Skeletal ballot argument on a proposition for additions to the George R. Moscone Center was referred to committee.
- Board ordered submitted a ballot argument favoring Proposition B, which authorizes additions to the Moscone Convention Center.
- Moscone Center garage's bond requirement cut.
- Smaller bond proposed for the Seventh and Harrison parking plaza
- Supervisor Molinari asked for a hearing on the timing of improvements to the Moscone Center; referred to Public Works Committee.
- Convenience market at Moscone Center garage leased.
- The Board accepted travel expenses paid to a City official by the San Francisco Visitors and Convention Bureau for a Moscone Center sales trip.
- Reimbursement agreement by the Redevelopment Agency for the Moscone Convention Center expansion was referred to Finance Committee.
- Resolution proposed certifying environmental reports for the Moscone Convention Center expansion in the Yerba Buena area; sent to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Molinari's proposed joint powers agreement with the Redevelopment Agency to help finance the Moscone Convention Center expansion was referred to Finance Committee.
- Reimbursement agreement with Mitsubishi Bank for the Moscone Convention Center expansion was referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Molinari's proposed easement and coordination agreements with the Redevelopment Agency for the Moscone Convention Center expansion were referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Molinari's proposed project lease and bond issue to finance the Moscone Convention Center addition was referred to Finance Committee.
- Project lease and bond issuance for an addition to the [name withheld] Center passed for second reading.
- Lease amendments for Verba Buena Center and the Moscone Convention Center expansion passed for second reading.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance authorizing a joint powers agreement with the Redevelopment Agency to finance the Moscone Convention Center expansion.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance approving an easement and coordination agreement with the Redevelopment Agency for the Moscone Convention Center expansion.
- Reimbursement agreement with Mitsubishi Bank's [name withheld] agency for the Moscone Convention Center expansion passed for second reading.
- Board resolution certifies final environmental impact reports for the Verba Buena Center area, needed for the Moscone Convention Center expansion.
- City and Redevelopment Agency authorized to sign a joint financing agreement for the Moscone Convention Center expansion, passed finally by ten votes.
- Ordinance approving a reimbursement agreement with Mitsubishi Bank's [name withheld] agency for the Moscone Convention Center expansion was passed on final reading.
- Ordinance approving a project lease and bond issuance for the Moscone Convention Center expansion was passed on final reading.
- Easement and coordination agreements with the Redevelopment Agency for the Moscone Convention Center expansion were proposed by Supervisor Molinari; outcome not printed.
- Board adopted a resolution granting revocable permission to the Redevelopment Agency, as recommended by the Governmental Operations Committee.
- Sidewalks closed around the Moscone Center expansion during construction
- Moscone Center expansion construction got $7,684,447 in a first-reading ordinance, with the full amount on reserve.
- Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance appropriating $7,684,447 for the Moscone Center expansion construction, placed on reserve.
- Board passed on second reading an ordinance appropriating $7,043,330 for Moscone Center expansion construction, with funds placed on reserve.
- Ordinance appropriates $7,043,330 for Moscone Center expansion construction, with that sum placed on reserve; finally passed.
- Ordinance approving refunding of Redevelopment Agency bonds for the Moscone Convention Center passed for second reading.
- Final passage approves refunding of Redevelopment Agency bonds for the [name withheld] Center.
- Proposed ordinance approving a First Amendment to the Moscone Convention Center lease and Redevelopment Agency revenue bonds; outcome not yet shown.
- Ordinance approving a first amendment to the Moscone Convention Center project lease and Redevelopment Agency bond refunding passed for second reading as amended.
- Ordinance approving a first amendment to the Moscone Convention Center project lease and refunding of bonds was finally passed.
- Supervisor Ward requested a hearing on where to place George Moscone artwork at Moscone Center, referred to committee.
- A $4,282,200 appropriation for the Moscone Center expansion project was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Chief Administrative Officer's $4,282,200 appropriation for the Moscone Center expansion passed for second reading.
- A 1994 project lease and lease revenue bonds for the Moscone Convention Center, between the city and the Redevelopment Agency, were referred to committee.
- Ordinance passed finally approving a 1994 lease between the City and Redevelopment Agency for the Moscone Convention Center.
- Proposed special parking rate at the Moscone Center garage for five Museum of [name withheld] events; referred to Board for February 1 vote.
- Board adopted a special parking rate for the Moscone Center garage for five events at the San Francisco Museum of [name withheld].
- Supervisor Ammiano requested a hearing on a ballot argument for Moscone Center lease financing; referred to Rules Committee.
- Motion to file a rebuttal ballot argument on the Moscone Center expansion was referred to the Board for adoption.
- Rebuttal ballot argument on the Moscone Center expansion authorized for filing with the Registrar of Voters.
- New tenant proposed for shop space at the Moscone Center Garage
- Proposed ordinance would let the Director of Property end or extend leases in buildings for the Moscone Center expansion; sent to Finance Committee.
- A $30,100,000 appropriation for land, improvements and tenant relocation for the Moscone Convention Center expansion was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed $30.1M appropriation from the Convention Facilities Fund for the Moscone Center expansion passed first reading.
- Passed finally: $30.1M appropriation for land, improvements and relocation for the Moscone Convention Center expansion.
- City to take 860 Howard Street for Moscone Center expansion
- Ordinance proposed by Supervisor Kaufman to let the Director of Property end or extend leases for the Moscone Center expansion passed first reading.
- City finally passed an $880,000 settlement with the University of California over offices cleared for the Moscone Center expansion.
- Shop lease extended at the Moscone Center Garage on Third Street
- Private firm would run Moscone Center and Bill Graham operations.
- Moscone Center's request to close Minna Street sidewalk sent to committee
- Moscone Center expansion to close the Minna Street sidewalk while building
- Budget Analyst reviews a request to release $892,475 in reserved funds for Moscone Convention Center equipment upgrades.
- Supervisor Leno's proposal to exempt certain transient merchants at Moscone Center from licensing was sent to the Finance and Labor Committee.
- An ordinance to settle a Moscone Convention Center expansion lawsuit with Main Street California for $1,694,647 was referred to committee.
- Proposed ordinance settling eminent domain lawsuit with Chelsea Development Company for $7.8M over Moscone Convention Center expansion; referred to committee.
- Supervisor Leno's proposal to exempt certain transient merchants at Moscone Center and Bill Graham Auditorium from licensing was sent to committee.
- Plan to ease rules for merchants at Moscone Center sent to committee.
- Plan to waive merchant bonds at Moscone Center sent to committee.
- Leno's proposed ordinance would exempt certain Moscone Center transient merchants from licensing rules; sent to Finance and Labor Committee.
- City passes ordinance settling eminent domain lawsuit with Chelsea Development Company for $7,840,667 for Moscone Center expansion.
- Supervisor Leno's proposal to exempt certain merchants at Moscone Center from Article 3 licensing passed first reading.
- Proposed ordinance exempts certain transient merchants at Moscone Center from the bonding requirement; passed first reading.
- Supervisor Leno's ordinance proposes exempting certain transient merchants at Moscone Center from licensing; passed on first reading.
- Proposed ordinance would waive the bonding requirement for transient merchants at Moscone Center or the Bill Graham Civic Auditorium; passed first reading.
- Passed: transient merchants at Moscone Center or Bill Graham Auditorium exempt from license application if they follow city rules.
- Ordinance passed exempting certain transient merchants at Moscone Center from tax return filing during the suspension period.
- Ordinance passed exempting certain transient merchants at Moscone Center from the bonding requirement during the suspension period.
- The Mayor proposed a second amendment to the Moscone Convention Center project lease, sent to Finance and Labor Committee.
- The Mayor's Second Amendment to the Moscone Convention Center lease was sent to Finance and Labor Committee.
- Finance and Labor Committee recommended approving a Second Amendment to the Moscone Convention Center project lease.
- Board approves a Second Amendment to the Moscone Convention Center project lease and related actions.
- A second amendment to the Moscone Convention Center project lease and its related bonds was approved.
- Mayor and Supervisor Newsom propose $157.5M in lease revenue bonds for the Moscone Center expansion; sent to the Finance and Labor Committee.
- Lease revenue bonds to finance the Moscone Center expansion were sent to the Finance and Labor Committee.
- Supervisor Newsom introduced an ordinance approving lease revenue bonds to finance the Moscone Center expansion; sent to committee.
- Ordinance approving lease revenue bonds to finance the Moscone Center expansion passed first reading.
- Ordinance for lease revenue bonds to finance the Moscone Center expansion passed first reading.
- Proposed $157.5M appropriation of bond proceeds for the Moscone Center expansion passed first reading.
- Proposed ordinance approving lease revenue bonds to finance the Moscone Center expansion passed on first reading.
- Proposed $157.5M appropriation of bond proceeds for the Moscone Center expansion passed on first reading.
- Board approved lease revenue bonds to finance the Moscone Center expansion project, sponsored by Mayor and Supervisor Newsom.
- Board appropriated $157.5M from lease revenue bonds for the Moscone Center expansion project.
- Ordinance updating procedures for refunds of erroneously collected money, and moving Moscone Center into the deposit rule, passed on first reading.
- Supervisors Kaufman and Newsom proposed revising refund rules for erroneously collected money and moving Moscone Center into the deposit section; passed on first reading.
- Board scheduled a January 14, 2002 hearing on taking a temporary construction easement at 155 Fifth Street for the Moscone Center expansion.
- Administrative Services proposed raising the Moscone Center expansion design agreement amount to $15,026,326.38; sent to Finance Committee.
- Board authorized the Administrative Services Department to raise the Moscone Center expansion design agreement to $14,696,326.38.
- A public hearing is scheduled on January 14, 2002 on taking a temporary easement at 155 Fifth Street for Moscone Center expansion.
- Motion sets a January 14, 2002 hearing on taking a temporary easement at 155 Fifth Street for Moscone Center expansion; referred to the next agenda.
- 155 Fifth Street land sought for the Moscone Center expansion
- Resolution 779-02 approving a third amendment to the Moscone Convention Center lease and Redevelopment Agency refunding bonds was adopted.
- City and school committee to meet at 555 Franklin Street
- Board set a January 14, 2002 public hearing on a construction easement at 155 Fifth Street for Moscone Center expansion.
- Hearing on taking a temporary construction easement at 155 Fifth Street for the Moscone Center expansion was continued to January 22, 2002.
- Resolution to take a temporary construction easement at 155 Fifth Street for the Moscone Center expansion, continued to January 22.
- Public hearing on taking a temporary construction easement at 155 Fifth Street by eminent domain for Moscone Center expansion was continued to January 28, 2002.
- The Board continued its hearing on taking a temporary construction easement at 155 Fifth Street for the Moscone Center expansion to February 4, 2002.
- Continued to February 4, 2002 the proposed eminent domain easement at 155 Fifth Street for Moscone Center expansion.
- Taking of land at 155 Fifth Street put off
- Temporary easement at 155 Fifth Street sought for Moscone expansion
- Board moved to file the hearing on taking a temporary construction easement at 155 Fifth Street for the Moscone Center expansion.
- A design-build contract for a renewable energy power plant at Moscone Center was approved on 6/21/02 and preferred for adoption at the next meeting.
- Board awards contract to build Moscone Center energy plant.
- Design-build contract for the Moscone Center renewable energy power plant approved, after being severed for separate consideration.
- Mayor proposed a third amendment to the Moscone Convention Center lease and related Redevelopment Agency refunding bonds.
- A third amendment to the Moscone Convention Center lease and related bond issue was sent to Finance Committee.
- Moscone Center bonds refinanced to [name withheld]; still pending.
- Moscone Convention Center bonds to be refinanced by the Redevelopment Agency
- Resolution approves a third amendment to the Moscone Convention Center lease and Redevelopment Agency refunding bonds, adopted.
- Proposed amendment raising the Moscone Convention Center operating agreement to $15.8M, sent to Finance Committee.
- Convention Facilities Director authorized to amend Moscone Convention Center operating agreement, raising it to $15,844,209; sent to Finance Committee.
- 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 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.
- 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 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 third amendment to the Moscone Convention Center and Civic Auditorium management agreement was sent to the Finance and Audits Committee.
- Changes to Moscone Center management deal proposed; not yet decided.
- Moscone Center management contract change approved.
- Changes to the Moscone Center management contract proposed.
- Refunding of Redevelopment Agency lease revenue bonds for the Moscone Convention Center approved, with $2,140,000 kept in reserve.
- Mayor proposes refinancing Redevelopment Agency lease bonds for the Moscone Convention Center; sent to Finance and Audits Committee.
- Mayor proposes refinancing Redevelopment Agency lease revenue bonds for the Moscone Convention Center; sent to committee.
- Refinancing of Moscone Convention Center bonds proposed.
- Moscone Convention Center bond refinancing recommended as amended; not final.
- Moscone Convention Center bond refinancing amended in committee; not final.
- Agency refinances old Moscone Convention Center bonds.
- Proposed ordinance approving settlement of the City's lawsuit against [name withheld] and F.[name withheld] & Son, with $2,000,000 payment to the City.
- $2M settlement with the Spencer companies over Moscone Center work proposed
- Proposed resolution to sell certificates of participation financing Moscone Convention Center improvements, continued to the next page.
- City Administrator authorized to sign a Fifth Amendment to the Moscone Convention Center management agreement.
- Proposed appropriation of $45,000,000 in certificates of participation for Moscone Center improvements; outcome continues on next page.
- Ordinance proposed to refinance $144,300,000 of Moscone Center expansion lease revenue bonds; outcome continues on next page.
- Ordinance to appropriate $45 million in certificates of participation for Moscone Center improvements passed first reading.
- Proposed ordinance approving refinancing of $144.3M in Moscone Center expansion lease bonds passed first reading.
- Board passed ordinance approving refinancing of $144.3M in Moscone Center expansion bonds.
- Resolution authorizing certificates of participation to finance capital projects at the Moscone Convention Center was adopted.
- The Board adopted a resolution authorizing the City Administrator to sign a fifth amendment to the Moscone Convention Center management agreement.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $45M for improvements to the Moscone Center.
- $45,000,000 in Certificates of Participation approved for the Moscone Center improvement project; passed on final reading.
- Public Works may use an alternative bid process for Moscone Convention Center renovation contracts; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- New bidding method for Moscone Center renovation cleared first vote.
- Board passed an ordinance letting Public Works use an alternative bid process for Moscone Convention Center renovation contracts.
- Up to $110 million borrowed to refinance Moscone Center bonds
- Moscone Center debt refinancing proposed, up to $110 million.
- Hotels near Moscone Center move toward paying a new extra charge.
- Mayor's resolution proposes finding the Moscone Center expansion fiscally feasible; referred to Land Use and Economic Development Committee.
- $507.9 million for Moscone Center expansion sent to committee.
- Mayor and Supervisor Kim propose authorizing up to $507,880,000 in certificates to finance Moscone Center expansion; sent to Budget Committee.
- Hotels near Moscone Center would pay extra fees for 32 years.
- Ordinance authorizing up to $507.9M in certificates for the Moscone Center expansion passed first reading as amended.
- Board adopted a resolution finding the Moscone Convention Center expansion fiscally feasible under Administrative Code Chapter 29.
- $508 million for Moscone Center expansion gets first approval.
- Moscone Center expansion found financially workable.
- Hotels to pay new charges for Moscone Center expansion.
- Board passed an ordinance authorizing up to $507,880,000 in certificates of participation to finance the Moscone Center expansion.
- Supervisors approved $507.9 million for Moscone Center expansion.
- $508M to expand Moscone Center on Howard Street
- Plan to borrow money for Moscone Center upgrades; no vote shown.
- Resolution adopted authorizing sale of certificates of participation to finance capital projects at Moscone Convention Center.
- Faster contractor picking for Moscone Center expansion advanced; not final.
- Faster way to hire builders for Moscone Center expansion approved.
- Mayor proposed approving remarketing of Moscone Center expansion lease revenue bonds; assigned to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Wastewater overtime budget move, $193,935, first vote passed.
- Moscone Center expansion bonds resold with new bank terms approved
- Moscone Center management extension with $15M contribution referred
- Moscone Center operator agreement amended
- Moscone Center management deal proposed for ten more years
- $507,880,000 of Moscone Center expansion certificates sent to committee
- $507.88 million Moscone Center expansion borrowing approved
- Moscone and [name withheld] garages move to Muni management
- Reply drafted to the [name withheld] report on Moscone Convention Center
- City's reply to [name withheld] on Moscone Center approved
- New credit support for Moscone Center bonds sent to committee
- Backup financing approved for Moscone Center expansion bonds
- New credit backing approved for the Moscone Center expansion bonds
- Sidewalk closures allowed for [name withheld] events at Moscone Center
- Sidewalk closures allowed for [name withheld] events at Moscone Center
- Temporary sidewalk closures for [name withheld] events approved
- Sidewalk closures allowed for [name withheld] events at Moscone Center