All decisions
73 Board decisions about Chinese Hospital, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Chinese Hospital allowed oil tanks (1500 gallons) at the southeast corner of Jackson Street and Trenton Street
- Permits for oil storage tanks granted to Chinese Hospital and a resident
- Dr. Wong Him was granted permission to hold a street carnival in Chinatown from April 18 to 26 for the new Chinese Hospital.
- The Chinese Festival Committee was granted permission to hold a Chinatown street carnival, fee waived, for the new Chinese Hospital.
- Chinese Hospital allowed a Feast of the Moon in Portsmouth Park
- Mayor vetoed permission for Chinese Hospital's Feast of the Moon outdoor celebration without license fees, citing illegality and unpaid tax.
- Mayor disapproves the Chinese Hospital's Feast of the Moon celebration
- Washington and Trenton Streets property, including Chinese Hospital, rezoned from R-4 and C-3 to R-5, passed on final reading.
- Support for a new Chinese Hospital sent to committee.
- City backs planning and building a new Chinese Hospital
- Chinese Hospital's tax penalty relief sent back to committee.
- Chinese Hospital's tax penalty denial reversed, sent back to committee.
- Chinese Hospital relieved of 1977-78 property tax penalties
- Closing Jackson Street sought for the new Chinese Hospital dedication
- Streets closed for church festivals and the Chinese Hospital dedication
- Certificates of Honor were awarded to [name withheld], Chinese Hospital, [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld] and community board members, without objection.
- Resolution commending [name withheld] for his contributions to the Chinese community and his Chinese Hospital appointment was adopted.
- Resolution commending [name withheld] for services to the Chinese community and his Chinese Hospital appointment was adopted.
- City to recognize [name withheld] for Chinese community health work.
- Planning Commission urged to change the Chinatown plan for Chinese Hospital
- Zoning for a new Chinese Hospital proposed on Jackson Street
- Planning Commission urged to change the Chinatown plan for Chinese Hospital
- City asks planners to amend Chinatown plan for Chinese Hospital
- Chinatown plan change proposed for the new Chinese Hospital
- Special rules for Chinese Hospital site proposed, not yet decided.
- Supervisors Chiu and Mar propose amending the General Plan to let Chinese Hospital rebuild at 835 and 845 Jackson Street; referred to committee.
- Ordinance finally passed letting leashed dogs be fastened to lamp posts, hydrants or trees, and repealing outdated Police Code sections.
- Chinatown plan change proposed for the new Chinese Hospital
- Chinatown plan change for the Chinese Hospital passes first reading
- Zoning for the new Chinese Hospital passes a first vote
- Chinese Hospital rebuild at 835-845 Jackson Street gets its own building rules
- Chinese Hospital special-use district for 835 and 845 Jackson Street passed first reading to enable hospital replacement.
- General plan amendment for the Chinese Hospital replacement at 835 and 845 Jackson Street passed first reading.
- Chinatown plan changed for the Chinese Hospital rebuild, finally passed
- Special zoning passed for the Chinese Hospital on Jackson Street
- Technical corrections to Planning and Administrative Codes and the Zoning Map, including removing a wrong Chinese Hospital Special Use District, passed on first reading.
- Planning and Administrative Codes corrected and fees revised, and the Chinese Hospital district removed from one Block 0192 lot.
- Proposed: underground anchor easement for Chinese Hospital rebuild.
- Easement under a parcel for the Chinese Hospital replacement project was sent to the Land Use committee.
- Chinese Hospital Association is granted a subsurface tieback easement under Block 192, Lot 035 for its replacement project.
- Proposed underground anchor rights for Chinese Hospital's rebuild.
- Amendment to Chinese Hospital anchor rights proposed.
- Changes approved to underground anchors for Chinese Hospital rebuild
- Changes to Chinese Hospital anchor rights approved; final vote not shown.
- Chinese Hospital work under 835 Jackson Street sent to committee
- Chinese Hospital was granted revocable permission to place fuel tanks, transformer vaults and sewer lines in the Jackson Street right-of-way.
- Chinese Hospital allowed tanks and vaults at 835 Jackson Street
- Chinese Hospital allowed tanks and vaults at 835 Jackson Street
- James Alley to be closed for the Chinese Hospital, hearing set
- James Alley proposed to be closed for Chinese Hospital work
- James Alley proposed to be closed for Chinese Hospital work
- James Alley to be closed for the Chinese Hospital, hearing set
- Three people appointed or reappointed to Mental Health Board
- James Alley to be closed for good for the Chinese Hospital
- City street area to go to Chinese Hospital; first vote passed
- James Alley closed and sold to Chinese Hospital
- Public hearing on the James Alley street vacation near Chinese Hospital was held and the matter filed.
- City street area to go to Chinese Hospital; first vote passed
- James Alley to be closed for good for the Chinese Hospital
- James Alley to be closed for good for the Chinese Hospital
- James Alley closed for good and sold to the Chinese Hospital
- Up to $45,000,000 in bonds sought for the Chinese Hospital
- Up to $45 million bonds for Chinese Hospital seismic work approved
- Chinese Hospital nursing contract for COVID surge raised to $19,000,000
- Chinese Hospital nursing contract raised to $19,000,000, approved
- Chinese Hospital skilled nursing agreement raised to $19,000,000
- The Chinese Hospital beds agreement keeps its 2024 end date
- Chinese Hospital nursing bed contract raised to $20,638,800, adopted
- Chinese Hospital nursing bed contract raised to $20,638,800, adopted
- Chinese Hospital nursing beds contract raised to $20.6 million
- City to lease space at 845 Jackson Street from Chinese Hospital
- City to lease space at 845 Jackson Street from Chinese Hospital
- City to lease space at 845 Jackson Street from Chinese Hospital