All decisions
36 Board decisions about Fine Arts Museum, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Fine Arts Museum $2,600 contracts move forward; not final.
- Fine Arts Museum service contracts, $2,600; outcome not shown.
- Fine Arts Museum gets $2,600 for contracted services
- Fine Arts Museum may refill a vacant job now
- Annual salary ordinance amended to reclassify three Fine Arts Museum positions passed on first reading.
- A proposed $20,000 appropriation for a seismic study at the Fine Arts Museum passed for second reading on the Controller's request.
- Ordinance appropriates $20,000 for a seismic study of the Fine Arts Museum.
- Controller's $30,771 appropriation for Fine Arts Museum contractual services passed for second reading.
- The Fine Arts Museum was granted $30,771 for other contractual services, passed on final reading.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $5,453 for Fine Arts Museum retroactive salaries and fringe benefits, passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $5,453 to the Fine Arts Museum for retroactive salaries and benefits was finally passed.
- Fine Arts Museum salary ordinance amended to reflect reclassifying one position passed for second reading.
- $3,333 Fine Arts Museum appropriation for reclassifying one Senior Accountant position passed for second reading.
- Fine Arts Museum funds of $3,333 approved to reclassify one Senior Accountant position.
- Annual salary ordinance amended to reflect reclassification of one Fine Arts Museum position.
- Supervisor Kennedy asked for a hearing on security officers' discrimination allegations at the Fine Arts Museum; referred to committee.
- A lease of the building at 795 8th Avenue for Fine Arts Museum offices was introduced and referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed lease of 657 Howard Street for Fine Arts Museum offices and conservation work, sent to Finance Committee.
- Fine Arts Museum lease in South San Francisco sent to Finance
- Fine Arts Museum lease proposed on East Grand Avenue
- The city accepted a $5,000,000 gift from the Fine Arts Museum corporation for Legion of Honor master plan improvements.
- Resolution urges the Mayor to ask Fine Arts Museum trustees for space for an African American art museum; adopted as amended.
- Proposed lease of real property at 233 Post Street for the Fine Arts Museum; referred to Finance Committee.
- Fine Arts Museum leases space at 233 Post Street
- Fine Arts Museum leases space at 233 Post Street
- Fine Arts Museum to lease space at 233 Post Street
- Resolution declaring intent to reimburse Fine Arts Museum capital expenditures from future debt was referred to Budget Committee.
- Board adopted a resolution declaring intent to reimburse the Fine Arts Museum's capital expenditures from future debt proceeds.
- Controller's ordinance moved $1,764,785 to reinstate forty-five positions at the Fine Arts Museum, and it was finally passed.
- Ordinance proposing $66,485 from hotel tax revenue to cover Fine Arts Museum salary shortfall was referred to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $155,226 to the Fine Arts Museum for salaries and benefits passed for second reading.
- Annual salary ordinance amended to cut 4.00 positions in Controller, Fine Arts Museum and MTA staffing; enacted as 134-07.
- Ordinance cutting 4.00 positions from Controller, Fine Arts Museum and MTA staffing passed on first reading.
- Mayor's ordinance cuts 4 positions from Controller, Fine Arts Museum and Muni staffing; passed on first reading.
- Salary ordinance cut 4.00 staff positions at the Controller, Fine Arts Museum and Transportation Agency; finally passed.
- Mayor proposes amending the FY 2006-2007 salary ordinance, cutting 4.00 positions at the Controller, Fine Arts Museum and MTA.