All decisions
75 Board decisions about Potrero Hill, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Permit granted to blast on Army Street, Carolina to Pennsylvania
- Western Pacific railroad allowed a spur track across Connecticut Street
- Potrero Hill tax-relief hearing paused until July 16
- Request to send garbage rail plan back to committee turned down
- The Board considered shipping the city's refuse by rail to Lassen County; the proposal was still under discussion.
- City backs Potrero Hill residents' plan for war-housing site
- Ordinance 242-71 was finally passed; its subject is not printed on these pages.
- Ordinance appropriating $28,760 to Social Services; its final vote appears on the next page.
- Funding for Potrero Hill neighborhood house extended
- Hearing set on [name withheld] project appeal.
- City overturns approval of [name withheld] condos on Potrero Hill
- Potrero Hill Neighborhood House gets $43,000 for programs
- Mugging complaints at Potrero Hill housing sent to police
- Attempt to cut $54,694 for Potrero Hill group failed
- City Hall alteration approval rule sent to committee.
- Showplace Square sign rules passed after final vote
- New limits on chain stores in Showplace Square approved
- Option to buy Hoedown Yard lot for about $8.3 million approved
- Dogpatch green district group keeps running improvements to 2025
- Pier 70 public-works district plan
- Up to $25.1 million in bonds for Pier 70 approved
- Port agreement for Pier 70 district approved
- Potrero HOPE SF parcels at 25th and Connecticut rezoned
- City buys Housing Authority land at Connecticut and 25th for $1
- Development deal with BRIDGE for Potrero public housing approved
- Land-use map for Potrero public housing redrawn and approved
- Rules for rebuilding Potrero public housing approved
- Pier 70 environmental review approved
- Pier 70 land swap with state approved
- City agencies' teamwork agreement for Pier 70 approved
- Special building rules for Pier 70 now approved
- Pier 70 development deal with FC Pier 70 now approved
- City plan maps for Pier 70 now approved
- Three Pier 70 sub-areas approved as a step; public hearing to follow
- Up to $793.3 million Pier 70 bond plan approved as a step
- Up to $793 million in Pier 70 bonds approved
- Three Pier 70 sub-areas approved for district funding
- Hoedown Yard tax district at Pier 70 approved to fund infrastructure
- Dogpatch public spaces plan now part of city's long-term plan
- Building deal with developer approved
- Pier 70 land split approved
- Bond money approved to repay Pier 70 costs, including affordable housing
- Potrero HOPE SF street closure approved
- Land division plan for 2177 Third Street approved
- Up to $1.8B Pier 70 leased-property borrowing approved to move ahead
- Pier 70 leased properties tax district approved to move ahead
- Pier 70 condo special tax district approved to move ahead
- Up to $1.7B borrowing for Pier 70 condos approved to move ahead
- Special vote called on Pier 70 leaseholder tax
- Up to $1.84 billion of Pier 70 borrowing approved
- Pier 70 leaseholder tax district formally created
- New special tax district for Pier 70 condos approved
- Up to $1.7B borrowing for Pier 70 approved
- Pier 70 condo special tax set up; no majority protest
- Up to $1.7 billion in bonds approved for Pier 70 condos
- Up to $1.8 billion in bonds approved for Pier 70 leases
- Pier 70 leased properties face new special taxes
- Pier 70 condo owners face new special taxes
- Potrero Power Station project plan changes approved
- Land division map approved for 2290 Third Street
- Pier 70 map approved, clearing way for 306 homes
- Port-PG&E deal on Pier 70 oil cleanup approved
- $11.7M state grant to build infrastructure at Potrero housing site
- City takes over new 25th and Connecticut streets and sidewalks
- Pier 70 allowed to keep custom paving and bike racks
- Change to Pier 70 development deal approved
- City accepts Pier 70 streets and sets new sidewalk rules
- Beer and wine licence for Domaine SF approved
- Takeover of a Potrero Power Station block approved
- City option to buy Hoedown Yard from PG&E for $8.3M approved
- Public hearing set for July 22 on Dogpatch green district renewal
- Potrero HOPE SF Phase 2 streets now accepted as public
- Custom sidewalk paving and benches allowed at Potrero HOPE SF
- Final map for 2420 3rd Street approved
- Several Potrero HOPE SF streets permanently closed to public use