All decisions
77 Board decisions about California Pacific Medical Center, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board urged California Pacific Medical Center to recognize the California Nurses Association for its registered nurses; referred to Board for adoption.
- Resolution urging California Pacific Medical Center to recognize nurses' contract and settle its labor dispute was referred to the Board.
- Resolution passed urging California Pacific Medical Center to recognize nurses' bargaining agreement and resolve the labor dispute.
- California Pacific Medical Center asks for oxygen pipes under Maple Street
- California Pacific Medical Center may lay oxygen pipes under Maple Street
- Supervisors referred a resolution urging support for Saint Luke's Hospital's antitrust lawsuit against California Pacific Medical Center to committee.
- Amended resolution urges support for St. Luke's Hospital's antitrust lawsuit against California Pacific Medical Center and Sutter Health.
- Supervisor Ammiano requested a hearing for an update on the Sutter/California Pacific Medical Center situation; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Hearing on the strike at California Pacific Medical Center received and assigned to Government Audit and Oversight Committee.
- Hearing requested to update the Board on the strike at California Pacific Medical Center; assigned to committee.
- Hearing requested on St. Luke's Hospital's future and California Pacific Medical Center's plans, sent to the City Operations committee.
- Item on seismic retrofit and renovation of California Pacific Medical Center; outcome appears on the next page.
- A hearing on seismic retrofit and renovation of the California Pacific Medical Center was introduced; outcome appears on the next page.
- Hearing on St. Lukes Hospital and California Pacific Medical Center's plans was received and sent to committee.
- Resolution urging city departments to prioritize California Pacific Medical Center's long range development plan was continued to November 18, 2008.
- Resolution urging all city departments to prioritize California Pacific Medical Center's [name withheld] was referred for adoption.
- Resolution commending the Blue Ribbon Panel and urging city departments to prioritize California Pacific Medical Center's development plan.
- Resolution urging city departments to prioritize California Pacific Medical Center's long range development plan was continued to November 4, 2008.
- Resolution urging city departments to prioritize California Pacific Medical Center's long-range plan was continued to November 4, 2008.
- Resolution urging city departments to prioritize California Pacific Medical Center's [name withheld] was continued to November 18, 2008.
- Resolution commending the Blue Ribbon Panel and urging priority for California Pacific Medical Center's [name withheld] was amended.
- Supervisors urge California Pacific Medical Center to study a temporary hospital while St. Luke's is rebuilt.
- Supervisor Alioto-Pier's resolution urging California Pacific Medical Center to evaluate a temporary hospital during the St. Luke's rebuild was referred to committee.
- Alioto-Pier requested a hearing on whether California Pacific Medical Center's planned sale of its dialysis unit to DaVita would compromise patient care; referred to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Asks longer comment on California Pacific Medical Center plan; vote not shown.
- Request for longer public comment on medical center project; outcome not shown.
- A hearing on negotiations between the city and California Pacific Medical Center over its Cathedral Hill project was sent to the Land Use Committee.
- Supervisors hearing on CPMC hospital talks proposed.
- Public hearing on Mayor's negotiations with California Pacific Medical Center over its long range development plan; referred to committee.
- Hospital expansion deal with California Pacific Medical Center proposed.
- Proposed zoning map change and height increase letting California Pacific Medical Center build a replacement hospital at St. Luke's Campus, referred to committee.
- Height limit of 105 feet proposed at St. Luke's Campus
- Hospital expansion appeal hearing moved to July 17
- Written reasons to undo hospital's environmental approval put off
- Motion to affirm the environmental report certification for California Pacific Medical Center's expansion plan was continued to July 17, 2012.
- Motion to affirm the environmental report certification for California Pacific Medical Center's long range development plan was continued to November 20, 2012.
- Vote on California Pacific Medical Center expansion report put off to November.
- Board continued a motion affirming environmental approval of California Pacific Medical Center's long range development plan to November 20, 2012.
- Vote on California Pacific Medical Center expansion report put off to November.
- Motion to reverse the Planning Commission's certification of California Pacific Medical Center's expansion environmental report was continued to July 31, 2012.
- Appeal of the environmental report certification for California Pacific Medical Center's [name withheld] was heard and filed.
- Environmental approval for hospital's expansion plan put off to July 31.
- California Pacific Medical Center's long-range plan review; no vote shown.
- Appellants challenged the Planning Commission's certification of California Pacific Medical Center's development plan environmental report; hearing held and filed.
- Motion to reverse the Planning Commission's certification of California Pacific Medical Center's long-range plan report was continued to July 31, 2012.
- Vote on California Pacific hospital expansion report moved to July 31.
- Board continued the motion affirming environmental review certification for California Pacific Medical Center's long range development plan to December 11, 2012.
- Board continued a motion affirming the environmental report certification for California Pacific Medical Center's long range development plan to December 11, 2012.
- Board continued its motion affirming the environmental report for California Pacific Medical Center's expansion to January 29, 2013.
- Motion affirming the environmental report for California Pacific Medical Center's long-range development plan was continued to January 29, 2013.
- Vote on California Pacific Medical Center plan delayed to March 12.
- Vote on California Pacific Medical Center plan delayed to March 12.
- Motion to affirm environmental report certification for California Pacific Medical Center's development plan put off to March 12.
- Board affirmed the Planning Commission's certification of the environmental report for California Pacific Medical Center's long-range development plan.
- Public hearing held on California Pacific hospital deal; no final vote shown.
- Move to reverse the California Pacific Medical Center environmental report tabled
- Ten-year plan for city buildings, streets and parks approved
- City adopts ten-year plan for buildings, parks and streets.
- Medical center plan for Van Ness and Geary voted down
- California Pacific Medical Center's Van Ness Avenue tunnel sent to committee
- Sidewalk widths to change around Van Ness Avenue and Geary Boulevard
- Hospital plan change at Van Ness and Geary sent to committee
- Height limit rise for St. Luke's hospital campus sent to committee
- Proposed ordinance would raise height limits at the Cathedral Hill campus of California Pacific Medical Center to allow a new seismically safe hospital; sent to committee.
- Map changes for California Pacific Medical Center's Cathedral Hill hospital and office sites, raising height and floor area, passed first reading.
- California Pacific Medical Center to buy part of San Jose Avenue
- Ordinance to raise height limits at California Pacific Medical Center's St. Luke's Campus passed first reading.
- Resolution granted California Pacific Medical Center revocable permission to build a pedestrian tunnel and street improvements near Van Ness Avenue.
- Proposed: taller hospital height allowed in new Van Ness medical zone.
- California Pacific Medical Center's Cathedral Hill medical office building would get a 7.5:1 floor area ratio; passed first reading.
- General Plan amended so California Pacific Medical Center can build its Cathedral Hill medical campus at Van Ness and Geary; finally passed.
- San Jose Avenue between 27th Street and Cesar Chavez Street vacated for California Pacific Medical Center's St. Luke's Campus; passed.
- Ordinance raising the height limit of California Pacific Medical Center's St. Luke's campus to 145 feet was passed.
- 909 Tennessee Street rezoned from public to mixed-use land
- Medical district near Cesar Chavez and Valencia allowed bigger buildings
- Ordinance raising height limits and allowing a medical use subdistrict for California Pacific Medical Center's Cathedral Hill hospital was passed.
- Supervisors Campos and Farrell request a hearing on California Pacific Medical Center's compliance with its Cathedral Hill development agreement.