All decisions
about 990 Board decisions about Golden Gate Bridge, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Mayor was asked to appoint a five-member committee to attend a Santa Rosa conference on a Golden Gate bridge; Shannon, Robb, Schmitz and O'Shaughnessy were appointed.
- Postmaster General's office wrote about selling the Sub-Treasury Building for a federal office building; referred to the Public Buildings Committee.
- Board urges Governor Richardson to favourably consider Assembly Bill 1288, which would form bridge districts for a Golden Gate bridge.
- Supervisor Welch presented a resolution on Golden Gate Bridge legislation; its outcome is not on this page.
- Board petitions the War Department to review plans for a Golden Gate bridge to Marin County and hold a hearing.
- The Board granted its chambers for a May 16, 1924 public hearing on plans for a Golden Gate bridge.
- Resolution adopted urging the California Legislature to include highway approaches to the proposed Golden Gate Bridge in its plans.
- Schmitz proposed a citizens committee, led by the Mayor, to promote the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Welch's Golden Gate Bridge resolution was set for special consideration, and a Thursday hearing for northern California representatives was set.
- Supervisor McLeran's resolution committing $150,000 for Golden Gate bridge studies was withdrawn temporarily.
- Ordinance declaring intent to join nearby counties in forming a Golden Gate Bridge district; petition circulation proposed, outcome continues on next page.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the City Attorney whether the city can join a Golden Gate bridge district and its bonds.
- City Attorney advises the City can join the proposed Golden Gate bridge and highway district without a Charter amendment.
- Board asked the Registrar of Voters to list qualified people to circulate petitions for forming a Golden Gate Bridge district.
- Seventeen named persons were appointed to circulate petitions for a Golden Gate Bridge and highway district.
- The Clerk was directed to obtain information and report the status of the Golden Gate Bridge project.
- Harlan's letter on the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District's formation was read and referred to the Streets Committee.
- Public Utilities Committee authorized to take charge of further proceedings for the proposed Golden Gate bridge.
- Supervisor Havenner suggested a resolution of appreciation for J. H. Wilkins, credited with publicly proposing the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Supervisor Kent's proposed slate of Golden Gate Bridge District trustees was sent to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Supervisor Shannon proposed the Board appoint six directors to the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District; outcome continues on next page.
- Supervisor Havenner proposed a resolution asking four officeholders appointed as Golden Gate Bridge directors to resign.
- Six San Francisco directors named to the Golden Gate Bridge District
- Board of Supervisors postponed reconsidering its appointment of Golden Gate Bridge directors until January 3, 1929.
- Board adopted a resolution directing the City Attorney to seek a Supreme Court ruling on the Golden Gate Bridge District's incorporation certificate.
- Supervisor Stanton moves to resign as a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District; the vote is not yet recorded.
- Supervisor Havenner moved to rescind Resolution 30179 appointing six Golden Gate Bridge District directors; the outcome is not printed on this page.
- Supervisor Havenner's resolution asking four officeholders to resign as Golden Gate Bridge directors was laid over until the next meeting.
- Supervisor Havenner's resolution asking Golden Gate Bridge directors holding other public office to resign was continued to January 7, 1929.
- Supervisor Havenner's written resignation from the Golden Gate Bridge District board was accepted by the Board.
- A state bill would validate all past proceedings of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District; deferred temporarily.
- Supervisor Havenner moved that the City Attorney advise the Board on its responsibility and budget rights for the Golden Gate Bridge District.
- Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District tax rate certificate was presented; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Resolution proposes appointing Francis V. Keesling as the city's director on the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District.
- Property tax levies for San Francisco schools and the Golden Gate Bridge district were adopted.
- Francis V. Keesling was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District board of directors.
- Compulsory tax levied to fund preliminary expenses of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, as required by state law.
- The Mayor's report on the Golden Gate Bridge permit was referred to the Public Utilities Committee, with a request to report back.
- The Auditor was authorized to pay Golden Gate Bridge District the bridge taxes the Tax Collector has collected.
- Resolution directs the City to pay collected Golden Gate Bridge district taxes to the district's secretary.
- Resolution adopted transferring rights for the Golden Gate bridge plans to the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District.
- Board transferred the city's federal bridge permit rights across the Golden Gate to the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District.
- Two bills totalling $100 for the Malolo and Golden Gate bridge celebration were referred to the Public Welfare Committee.
- Election officers for the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District special election were fixed a $2.50 fee; action deferred.
- Orders the November 4, 1930 state election and Golden Gate Bridge district election held together, with costs prorated.
- A resolution thanking the San Francisco Chronicle for its support of the Golden Gate bridge was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Board adopted a resolution thanking The Chronicle for its September 25, 1930 editorial supporting the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Supervisor Gallagher presented a resolution recommending voter approval of a Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District bond issue at the November 4 election.
- Supervisor Shannon proposed an additional San Francisco director for the Golden Gate Bridge Highway District; sent to committee.
- George T. Cameron was appointed a member of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District board of directors.
- Stanton and Welch were reappointed as directors of the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District.
- Mayor requested to appoint a committee for the Golden Gate Bridge ground-breaking ceremonies.
- The Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District's 1931-32 tax levy request was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board adopted resolution directing City Attorney to intervene in court suit validating $35,000,000 Golden Gate Bridge bonds.
- Supervisor Gallagher's resolution urges litigants against the Golden Gate bridge bonds to stop delaying the project; wording amended, vote not shown.
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed a resolution on Golden Gate Bridge bonds; its outcome is not yet recorded.
- Litigants urged to stop delaying the Golden Gate bridge
- City lawyers to defend Golden Gate Bridge district lawsuit
- The Board adopted a resolution asking its president to appoint a committee to study streets serving the Golden Gate bridge terminus.
- The Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District's tax levy resolution was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Court throws out the ferry suit against the Golden Gate Bridge
- Board voted 14 to 0 to strike the compulsory Golden Gate Bridge tax from the tax rate ordinance; final passage not yet shown.
- Proposed tax of 2½ cents per $100 of property value to fund Golden Gate Bridge District preliminary expenses passed for second reading.
- Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District directors rescinded their 2.5-cent tax levy and asked counties to drop it.
- Bill 154, a tax levy for preliminary expenses of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, was indefinitely postponed.
- Resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge District to require local manufacture and labor in the cable contract was referred to the Commercial Development Committee.
- Board adopted a resolution urging Congress to promote legislation for a preliminary survey of a Golden Gate bridge.
- Gallagher's motion carried to ask Golden Gate Bridge directors how millions of dollars of bridge materials would be routed.
- Supervisor Shannon proposed asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for the Golden Gate Bridge groundbreaking.
- Supervisor Spaulding proposed Resolution 552 appointing Warren Shannon and Francis V. Keesling as Golden Gate Bridge district directors.
- Board endorses State Highway Commission's purchase of the Sears Point toll road as a Golden Gate bridge link.
- Central Council of Civic Clubs endorses the McMurray Bill to enlarge the Golden Gate Bridge directorate; referred to Judiciary Committee.
- Budget line 35 corrected to read San Francisco Oakland Bay Bridge Approaches instead of Golden Gate Bridge Approaches.
- The Board urges the State Public Works Department to start Shoreline Highway surveys for Golden Gate Bridge approaches.
- Hugo D. Newhouse proposed as Golden Gate Bridge District director; referred to Public Utilities Committee.
- Supervisor Spaulding nominated Hugo D. Newhouse for Golden Gate Bridge director after Geo. Cameron resigned; the committee has not yet acted.
- Hugo D. Newhouse was appointed a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District to fill the term of the resigned Geo. T. Cameron.
- John McLaughlin proposed for the Golden Gate Bridge District directorship
- Motion to reconsider the appointment of Hugo D. Newhouse as Golden Gate Bridge director failed.
- John P. McLaughlin was proposed as a Golden Gate Bridge District director, recommended by the Public Utilities Committee; the vote is not printed here.
- Hugo D. Newhouse was proposed as a director of the Golden Gate Bridge District; the outcome is not on this page.
- John P. McLaughlin proposed as a Golden Gate Bridge District director, recommended by the Public Utilities Committee.
- Hugo D. Newhouse is proposed as a director of the Golden Gate Bridge District for the city.
- The Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District asked the Board to endorse federal bond financing, and the request was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Golden Gate Bridge District resolution voted on, its subject not named
- Board proposes asking the United States government to help finance purchase of Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District bonds.
- Congress asked to help finance the Golden Gate Bridge district
- Supervisor Uhl presented a resolution proposing an exposition to celebrate completion of the San Francisco Bay and Golden Gate Bridges.
- State urged to pay for the Golden Gate Bridge approaches
- Shoreline Highway urged linked to the Golden Gate Bridge and Fernbridge
- Five men, including John P. McLaughlin and Hugo D. Newhouse, reappointed as Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District directors for four years.
- Supervisor Arthur M. Brown Jr. was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District board.
- John J. McLaughlin was reappointed as a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District.
- Hugo D. Newhouse was reappointed as a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District.
- Filmer and Welch were reappointed as directors of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District; Stanton's nomination was moved next.
- Five directors of the Golden Gate Bridge district to be reappointed
- The Board sustained the chair's ruling that the election of Golden Gate Bridge directors, where Brown was elected, was in order.
- Golden Gate Bridge District's request on Marina approach property was referred to Joint Buildings and Lands Committee.
- Approach road from the Golden Gate Bridge to Funston Avenue urged
- Supervisor Hayden proposed naming the Golden Gate Bridge approach after Captain A. W. Richardson, an early San Francisco pioneer.
- President McSheehy asked to appoint a committee to attend Sacramento talks on Golden Gate Bridge approaches.
- Board carried Ratto's motion urging Governor Merriam to finance the Waldo approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Supervisor Brown's motion asking the State Highway Commission to fund the Waldo approach to the Golden Gate Bridge carried.
- Resolution proposed approving Golden Gate Bridge becoming part of the state highway system, free from tolls.
- California Highway Commission urged to fund a four-lane Waldo approach
- Block by Marina Boulevard urged for the Golden Gate Bridge approach
- Resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a committee to convert Old Fort at the Golden Gate Bridge into a war museum was referred to committee.
- San Francisco News was commended for its campaign to secure a four-lane Waldo approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Directors of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District were commended for their efforts toward a four-lane Waldo approach.
- Redwood Empire Association was commended for its efforts toward a four-lane Waldo approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion asks the incoming Streets Committee to study building the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- A Civic League request to seek War Department cooperation on the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge was referred to the Streets Committee.
- Golden Gate Bridge buses to be allowed but no local riders
- Army urged to grant right of way for Funston Avenue approach
- Civic clubs backed a $200,000 budget item for a Presidio ramp to the Golden Gate Bridge; sent to Streets and Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Uhl's motion asks the Chief Administrative Officer for a report on the Golden Gate Bridge Marina Approach.
- Supervisor Uhl moved that the Chief Administrative Officer report on the San Francisco approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Redwood Empire Association proposed a 1937 dedication event for the Golden Gate Bridge; referred to joint committee.
- City asks Golden Gate Bridge district for full money report
- Supervisor Brown moved that the Mayor appoint a citizens committee to observe the opening of the Golden Gate Bridge; motion carried.
- Resolution urges the City to acquire the bus franchise over the Golden Gate Bridge; referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Congress urged again to keep federal aid highway funds coming
- Lyon Street to be widened toward the Golden Gate Bridge
- Supervisor Brown moved, seconded by Shannon, that the Board ask the federal government to issue a stamp for the Golden Gate Bridge opening.
- State engineers asked to plan a Funston Avenue bridge approach
- Supervisor Uhl moved that the Public Utilities Commission report on municipal bus service over the Golden Gate Bridge; the Board ordered it.
- The Board carried a motion asking the City Attorney to attend a State Railroad Commission hearing on bus franchises over the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Federal money asked for Nineteenth and Funston avenues
- Proposed an emergency $8,000 supplemental appropriation for increased work on the Golden Gate Bridge approach in the Presidio.
- Warren Shannon proposed for a four-year term as Golden Gate Bridge and Highway director; Supervisor Colman questioned missing committee review.
- Frank C. Sykes proposed as a Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director for a four-year term.
- Supervisor Colman proposed re-electing Francis V. Keesling as Golden Gate Bridge director; sent to Public Utilities Committee.
- Warren Shannon was proposed as a Golden Gate Bridge director for four years; final determination was postponed on motion.
- Resolution proposing W. D. Hadeler as Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director was referred to committee.
- Frank C. Sykes was elected a Golden Gate Bridge director for four years, but his resignation was then accepted.
- Board ordered a committee formed to take the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge up with the State Highway Commission.
- W. D. Hadeler proposed as Golden Gate Bridge director in place of Francis V. Keesling, effective December 24, 1936.
- Colman's minority resolution proposes Francis V. Keesling as Golden Gate Bridge director, substituting for the majority.
- Hadeler's appointment as Golden Gate Bridge director, replacing Francis Keesling, stands after the Board defeated reconsideration of the resolution.
- Supervisors adopted a resolution to take land by eminent domain for Richardson Avenue, a new street from Lombard Street to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Supervisor Shannon's motion made the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge a special order for December 24.
- The Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge cost-sharing deal with the state was laid over one week.
- The Board discussed the Funston avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge, with the city paying one-third of its cost.
- Golden Gate Bridge District asked about the Funston Avenue approach
- Supervisors debate whether the State must pay $500,000 it previously promised for the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Supervisors voted 7-2 for San Francisco to pay one-third of the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- $9,700 approved to buy land on Marina Boulevard for bridge approach
- Board asks the Golden Gate Bridge District how much of the $35M bond money remains unspent.
- Reconsideration sought of resolution approving a state highway project statement for the Funston Avenue approach to Golden Gate Bridge.
- Board recommended that city letterheads carry a Golden Gate Bridge opening and Fiesta notice, sent to the Chief Administrative Officer.
- $9,700 for land on Marina Boulevard, the Golden Gate Bridge approach
- Supervisor McSheehy was named the Board's delegate to Washington, D.C., for the Golden Gate Bridge Opening Celebration Committee, with city paying expenses.
- Resolution asking the City Attorney to press for equal ferry fares against the Golden Gate Bridge was referred to Public Utilities Committee.
- Bronze plaques asked for the men who died building the bridges
- Board requested an itemized statement from the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District on encumbrances against $6,099,494.67 available funds; adopted.
- Free travel asked between the Marina and Richmond over bridge approaches
- Supervisor Brown reported on his Washington trip securing naval fleet attendance for the Golden Gate Bridge Fiesta.
- City opposes state buying the private Carquinez Bridge for now
- Supervisor Brown proposes asking Golden Gate Bridge Directors to fund $30,000 toward widening Lombard Street.
- A supplemental appropriation of $1,700 for directional signs for the Golden Gate Bridge was proposed for final passage.
- State urged to buy the Sears Point Toll Road
- Supervisor Ratto presented a resolution inviting Congressman Richard J. Welch to the Golden Gate Bridge opening celebration.
- State bill requiring state acquisition of the Golden Gate Bridge before a Carquinez bridge referred to Judiciary Committee.
- Trailer parking rules promised for the Golden Gate Bridge Fiesta
- Supervisor Mead presented a resolution endorsing a labor ball honoring men who died building the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Supervisor Arthur M. Brown, Jr. was commended for chairing the successful Golden Gate Bridge Fiesta.
- Supervisor Brown proposed repeating the Golden Gate Bridge Fiesta; the resolution's text continues onto the next page.
- The Board adopted Resolution 3321 commending San Francisco police for handling traffic during the Golden Gate Bridge opening celebration.
- The Board asked the State Highway Commission to light the dangerous unilluminated Waldo approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Supervisor Uhl's resolution asks the City Engineer to check the accuracy of Golden Gate Bridge toll devices; referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Uhl's resolution asking the City Engineer to check Golden Gate Bridge toll devices was re-referred to the Finance Committee.
- Resolution asks the City Engineer to check Golden Gate Bridge toll collection devices for accuracy.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging the State Highway Commission to fund fixes for Golden Gate Bridge northern approach bottlenecks.
- Resolution urges WPA to fund removing traffic hazards at the Marin approaches to Golden Gate Bridge.
- The Board urges state officials to seek federal aid to ease Golden Gate Bridge bottlenecks and protect highway budgets.
- Resolution on reduced ferry fares and falling Bay Bridge and Golden Gate Bridge tolls is presented for a northern California conference.
- A newspaper editorial argued the city should pay a $60,000 Golden Gate Bridge Fiesta deficit through a tax levy.
- Mr. Toomey reported that $10,000 was allocated to the Golden Gate Bridge Fiesta Committee, plus under $250 for incidental expenses.
- Resolution asks Governor Merriam to investigate delays in building the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge; adopted.
- Resolution proposed for the City Attorney to intervene in the Golden Gate Bridge District's rate rehearing before the State Railroad Commission.
- Schmidt moved an inquiry to the Attorney-General on transferring the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District to state control.
- Inquiry to Attorney-General Webb on transferring Golden Gate Bridge control to the state toll authority adopted without objection.
- City Attorney proposed that the State Railroad Commission set ferry and Golden Gate Bridge rates between Sausalito and San Francisco.
- Resolution 3513 proposes a conference of Northern California counties over reduced ferry fares and falling Golden Gate Bridge tolls.
- The Civic League of Improvement Clubs' communication on the Funston Avenue approach to Golden Gate Bridge was referred to the State Highway Engineer.
- James Ricketts replaces William Filmer on the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Brown moved to accept William P. Filmer's resignation from the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District board, effective midnight January 10, 1938.
- Public Utilities Committee recommends against asking Congressman Richard J. Welch to resign from the Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- The Finance Committee proposed a plan to eliminate vehicular ferries competing with the Transbay and Golden Gate Bridges.
- Board debates a Governor's proposed plan to eliminate vehicular ferries competing with the Transbay and Golden Gate bridges; no vote printed.
- Board passed, nine to two, a resolution asking the Governor to have the Toll Bridge Authority buy Golden Gate Bridge District bonds; reconsideration was sought.
- Supervisors debated Resolution 3817 to buy ferry franchises to reduce Bay Bridge and Golden Gate Bridge competition; no final vote printed here.
- Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District asked to report its receipts and disbursements since the bridge opened.
- Board of Supervisors resolution mourns the death of Joseph B. Strauss, designer of the Golden Gate Bridge, at Glendale, California.
- Board ordered a telegram sent to Senators urging that Federal Aid funds for the Funston Avenue approach to Golden Gate Bridge be kept.
- Supervisor Roncovieri moved that the Clerk ask the Golden Gate Bridge District for data on its vote; ordered.
- Board proposed appropriating $20,000 to buy rights of way on Lombard Street as the Golden Gate Bridge approach.
- Supervisor Roncovieri asked the City Attorney to advise on a bond issue for the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Five men were proposed as directors of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District; a postponement motion was debated and the vote is not printed here.
- Resolution reappointing Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District directors adopted by eleven ayes; Supervisor Reilly's criticism recorded.
- Tribute to William P. Filmer of the Golden Gate Bridge District
- Board expressed regret at William P. Filmer's resignation from the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District directorate.
- Board asks the State Legislature to allow gas tax funds for Golden Gate Bridge upkeep; sent to Streets Committee.
- Supervisor Shannon presented a resolution whose subject and outcome continue on the next page.
- Board adopted a resolution honouring the workmen who built Treasure Island and the Bay and Golden Gate bridges.
- City Attorney would argue before the State Railroad Commission for a fair Golden Gate Bridge bus commutation rate.
- City Attorney directed to argue for a fair bus commutation rate over the Golden Gate Bridge before the State Railroad Commission.
- Committee to press the state over Golden Gate Bridge direction signs
- City rejected the California Highway Commission's offer on the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Supervisor Brown had an article about the Golden Gate Bridge Fiesta deficit printed in the Journal, with his reply to columnist Caylor.
- Celebration sought for the finished Funston Avenue bridge approach
- Resolution asks the State Highway Commission to survey the Golden Gate Bridge with a view to acquiring it as a toll-free bridge.
- Mayor asked to appoint a citizens' committee to celebrate the opening of the Funston Avenue approach to Golden Gate Bridge; adopted.
- Supervisor McSheehy's resolution protesting the sale of six ferryboats to a Brazilian company was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Copies of Gerhard's complaint about sign permit discrimination against the Golden Gate Bridge were sent to state transport agencies.
- Committee instructed to raise Golden Gate Bridge highway sign discrimination complaint at Redwood Empire Association meeting in Ukiah.
- State takeover of the Golden Gate Bridge sent to committee
- The Board adopted Resolution 1457, electing Warren Shannon as a City director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years.
- Resolution 1458 proposes electing W. D. Hadeler as a City director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years.
- Resolution backing Assembly Bills 530, 531 and 532 on Golden Gate Bridge control was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- A request asking state authorities to improve Golden Gate Bridge approach intersections at Mill Valley and Greenbrae was sent to committee.
- Assembly hearing invitation on Golden Gate Bridge highway funding was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Resolution endorsing a bill to cut Golden Gate Bridge tolls was referred to the Streets Committee.
- William J. Varley was elected director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, filling Warren Shannon's unexpired term.
- Supervisor Warren Shannon's resignation as a Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director was accepted without objection.
- Board backs a bill to cut Golden Gate Bridge tolls
- Supervisor Ratto proposed a resolution endorsing State Assembly bills on Golden Gate Bridge maintenance costs and tolls.
- Supervisor Colman proposed the Board go on record favoring present Golden Gate Bridge tolls until a reduction is possible without taxes.
- Resolution urging reinstatement of Russell G. Cone as Golden Gate Bridge maintenance engineer was sent to the Public Welfare Committee.
- Urges military and state road authorities to fund early completion of the Sausalito Lateral approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- A resolution urging state gasoline-tax funds to maintain the Golden Gate Bridge and its approaches was adopted, as amended by Supervisor Brown.
- Proposal for the State to take over the Golden Gate Bridge
- Request for federal takeover of Golden Gate Bridge turned down
- Board adopted a resolution asking the State Highway Commission to survey the Waldo approach to Golden Gate Bridge and other city approaches for safety.
- Supervisor McSheehy presented a resolution urging reduced Golden Gate Bridge tolls, citing the Bay Bridge's lower toll.
- Supervisor Brown's resignation as Golden Gate Bridge and Highway director was accepted by rising vote, with thanks.
- A resolution to elect Melvin A. Belli as a Golden Gate Bridge district director was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Arnold Haase elected a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, filling Arthur M. Brown Jr.'s unexpired term.
- Board urges the State Legislature and Governor to fund adequate quarters for the Golden Gate Bridge guard, about $25,000.
- Supervisor MacPhee's resolution recommends adopting the Golden Gate Bridge District's refinancing plan as annual bond charges rise to $3.4M.
- Resolution proposing George W. Kemper as Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director was referred to Finance Committee.
- Ruling that George W. Kemper's election to the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District board was out of order was upheld.
- The Board adopted a resolution electing George W. Kemper as a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, filling a vacancy.
- George Kemper was elected by unanimous consent as Director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District.
- Daniel F. Del Carlo proposed as Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director, filling the term of deceased Arnold Haase.
- The Redwood Empire Supervisors Unit was authorised to campaign for federal funds to maintain the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Roncovieri reviews the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge
- Resolution endorsing federal legislation to limit the free toll privilege on the Golden Gate Bridge was adopted.
- Supervisor O'Gara proposed re-electing Hugo D. Newhouse as a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District; referred to committee.
- Board proposes a policy that the Golden Gate Bridge should be taken into the State or Federal Highway System; text continues next page.
- The Board reelected Hugo D. Newhouse as a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, effective November 25, 1942.
- Board endorses federal bill H.R. 7667 ending toll-free privileges on the Golden Gate Bridge and sends the resolution to Congress.
- Resolution proposed in memory of William P. Filmer, former Golden Gate Bridge District president and Filmer Brothers head.
- Richard J. Welch was appointed a four-year director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, effective December 24, 1942.
- John McLaughlin was appointed a four-year director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, effective December 24, 1942.
- George Kemper was appointed a four-year director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, effective December 24, 1942.
- Dan Del Carlo was appointed a four-year director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, effective December 24, 1942.
- Move to end toll-free crossings of the Golden Gate Bridge filed
- Supervisor Mead moved, without objection, that Director George W. Kemper's resignation from the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District be accepted and referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Shannon moved to favour appointing Edward Kenney to the next Golden Gate Bridge district vacancy.
- Edmund G. Brown was elected a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, replacing George Kemper, who resigned.
- Golden Gate Bridge tolls for government traffic sent to committee
- Board urges the State Legislature to pass Senate Bill 970 and Assembly Bill 1005, enabling Golden Gate Bridge district refinancing.
- Assembly Bill 1005 on refinancing Golden Gate Bridge district bonds was debated and opposed by the Chamber of Commerce.
- Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District asks the Board to urge passage of federal bill H.R. 2912.
- Resolution urges counties in the Golden Gate Bridge district to press Congress to pass H.R. 2912 allowing tolls on government traffic.
- Edward Kenney's election as a Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Supervisor Shannon moved to accept Edmund G. Brown's resignation as Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director.
- Kenney and Vayssie named as candidates for the Golden Gate Bridge director vacancy and sent to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Edward Kenney's appointment as Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director was called out of committee for a January 3, 1944 Board consideration.
- Motion to appoint Edward Kenney as Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director is debated; no final vote shown here.
- Board continued consideration of a resolution electing Edward Kenney as a Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director.
- Golden Gate Bridge tolls reach $2.6M as war traffic grows
- Reconsideration of Edward Kenney's appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District was postponed to January 31, 1944.
- Edward Kenney's election to the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District board was postponed to January 31, 1944.
- Board elected Edward Kenney as a Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director, filling Edward Brown's unexpired term.
- City formally opposes moving Golden Gate Bridge patrol to Marin
- W. D. Hadeler elected a Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director for four years, effective December 24, 1944.
- Proposed election of W. J. Varley as a Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director for four years; outcome continues next page.
- The committee recommended that the Golden Gate Bridge District be made part of the State Highway System and urged reintroduction of the bill.
- Board postponed for two weeks further consideration of a State takeover of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District.
- Board concurred in the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District's state legislative program, including the Golden Gate Freeway and Bridge approaches.
- Plan to make the Golden Gate Bridge a state highway rejected
- Point of order overruled on the Golden Gate Bridge highway plan
- Charles Purcell agreed to refund $194,000 spent on the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge; the Board extended thanks to Supervisors Gallagher and Meyer.
- Brown's substitute motion carried, asking the District's attorney whether the State could take over the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District.
- Board deferred the proposed State acquisition of the Golden Gate Bridge until a written opinion and a convenient date.
- Consideration of a proposal for the State to take over the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District was continued to February 13, 1945.
- The Board began considering a proposal for the state to acquire the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, with a report from attorney John McNab.
- Board urged Governor Warren to sign a state loan of $5,000,000 for a low level Golden Gate Bridge approach.
- Supervisor Mancuso proposed a resolution asking the Golden Gate Bridge District to display a welcoming sign for returning armed forces.
- Board approved an $8,000 State gas tax project statement for illumination, maintenance, striping and signs on Golden Gate Bridge Approach.
- Better road to the Golden Gate Bridge urged on the state
- The question of the Golden Gate Bridge director nomination was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Gerald Haggerty put forward for the Golden Gate Bridge District board
- Resolution to elect Rene Vayssie to the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District board was referred to Finance Committee.
- Resolution proposed to elect Gerald P. Haggerty as Golden Gate Bridge director; Supervisor Colman moves to substitute Rene Vayssie.
- Daniel F. Del Carlo was elected a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years.
- Edward Kenney was elected a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years.
- Richard J. Welch is proposed as a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years.
- Gerald P. Haggerty was elected a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years.
- John P. McLaughlin was elected a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years.
- Five resolutions on the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District's director appointment expiry dates were adopted.
- Resolution honouring A. R. O'Brien, veteran director of the Golden Gate Bridge, was proposed by Supervisor Mead.
- Supervisors adopted a resolution asking the Redwood Empire Association to back state bills reducing Golden Gate Bridge tolls.
- Committee without recommendation asks Redwood Empire Association to lobby State Legislature on Golden Gate Bridge bond financing.
- Board urged amending State Senate Bill 5 to build a Lombard Street tunnel expressway linking Golden Gate Bridge downtown; referred to Streets Committee.
- Lombard Street tunnel urged as San Francisco's Golden Gate expressway
- Support voted for state bills on highways and bridge bonds
- Board commends Golden Gate Bridge directors and staff on the bridge's tenth anniversary of completion.
- Board endorsed State Assembly Bill 1633, a $5,000,000 state loan for a new Marin approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Supervisor Christopher's proposal asking the City Attorney for an ordinance penalizing conspiracies to jump from the Golden Gate Bridge was referred to the Police Committee.
- Consideration of re-electing director William D. Hadeler to the Golden Gate Bridge District was postponed one week.
- Consideration of re-electing William D. Hadeler to the Golden Gate Bridge District board was continued, with no vote taken.
- Consideration of re-electing director William J. Varley to the Golden Gate Bridge District was continued one week.
- William D. Hadeler was re-elected a Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director for four years.
- William J. Varley was re-elected a Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director for four years.
- Supervisor MacPhee proposed asking the State Legislature to bring the Golden Gate Bridge into the State Highway District; referred to committee.
- State bill to take over the Golden Gate Bridge opposed
- Suggestion to name the Golden Gate Bridge approach for Congressman Welch was referred to committee.
- Negro Council for Civic Affairs endorsed Arthur Merrill Brown, Jr. for the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District; held for legislation.
- Phil S. Davies was appointed a Director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, replacing the late Richard J. Welch.
- Supervisor Mancuso proposed inviting Golden Gate Bridge District members to explain proposed toll reductions to the Board.
- Consideration of a report on Golden Gate Bridge toll reductions and San Francisco's liability was temporarily postponed.
- The Board heard a report on how Golden Gate Bridge toll reductions affect San Francisco's liability; consideration was temporarily postponed.
- Resolution to elect Maurice Moskowitz as Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board adopted a resolution electing Robert McCarthy as a Director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District.
- Daniel F. Del Carlo elected director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years from December 24, 1950.
- Maurice Moskovitz elected director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years from December 24, 1950.
- Joseph J. Diviny elected director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years from December 24, 1950.
- Phil S. Davies elected director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years from December 24, 1950.
- Jesse C. Colman elected director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years from November 25, 1950.
- Supervisor Christopher's resolution urging protection of taxpayers against Golden Gate Bridge liability was referred to the County, State and National Affairs Committee.
- MacPhee proposed exploring a state takeover of the Golden Gate Bridge; the matter was referred to committee.
- Proposal to relieve San Francisco of Golden Gate Bridge operating liability was sent to committee.
- Board asks the state to take over the Golden Gate Bridge
- Supervisor Fazackerley withdrew his request asking the City Attorney to act on Golden Gate Bridge liability protections.
- Supervisor Fazackerley withdrew his request that the City Attorney review Resolution 10715 on Golden Gate Bridge liability.
- Board appointed a committee to press the State to expedite taking over the Golden Gate Bridge operations.
- The Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District asked the Board whether it wants the bridge kept by the District or taken over by the state; referred to committee.
- Invitations sent to Golden Gate Bridge District directors to attend an April 30, 1951 hearing on a $5,000,000 highway loan.
- The Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District's proposal to borrow $5,000,000 from the state for the Waldo Approach was approved by resolution.
- Golden Gate Bridge directors invited to discuss a $5,000,000 loan
- Resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge district to hold Waldo Approach widening plans in abeyance; referred to committee.
- Supervisor Christopher's resolution asking the Golden Gate Bridge District to pause studies of a second crossing was referred to committee.
- Privilege of the floor granted to Golden Gate Bridge manager [name withheld] to respond to McCarthy's statements.
- State [name withheld] addressed the Board on a proposed resolution for state operation of the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Resolution sponsored by [name withheld] endorsing state control of the Golden Gate Bridge was referred to committee.
- Privilege of the floor granted to [name withheld] to speak on Golden Gate Bridge state maintenance legislation.
- [name withheld] urges the state take over the Golden Gate Bridge
- [name withheld] commended for his services as director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District; adopted.
- [name withheld] reelection as a Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director was referred to the Board sitting in caucus.
- [name withheld] election as a Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director, replacing [name withheld], was referred to the Board sitting in caucus.
- Nomination of [name withheld] as Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director was referred to Board caucus.
- Nomination of [name withheld] as Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director was referred to Board caucus.
- Resolution urging the state Toll Bridge Authority to take full control of Golden Gate Bridge operations was referred to committee.
- Supervisor Mead proposed electing Dan E. London as a director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District; referred to caucus.
- [name withheld] reelected as director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years.
- Dan E. London elected as director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years.
- Golden Gate Bridge alteration report sent to the city engineer
- Bridge directors asked to seek lower insurance rates or more coverage during $3.5M Golden Gate Bridge strengthening.
- Board urged the Golden Gate Bridge District to reinforce the bridge against further damage, backing the engineers' report; motion carried.
- Board referred a resolution opposing state bills to move Golden Gate Bridge control to the Toll Bridge Authority to committee.
- Marin bill on running the Golden Gate Bridge referred to committee
- Supervisor McCarty raised a measure opposing pending state bills that would move Golden Gate Bridge control to a toll authority.
- Supervisor McCarty moved to call his resolution opposing three state bills on Golden Gate Bridge control out of committee.
- The County, State and National Affairs Committee took up state bills on the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District, without recommendation.
- Motion to send the Golden Gate Bridge state-control resolution back to committee failed, 6 to 5.
- A measure opposing enactment of three state bills on the Golden Gate Bridge district remains under consideration by the Board.
- Board adopted a resolution opposing three state bills that would change control and tolls of the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Supervisor Mancuso moved adoption of a measure recommending enactment of four state bills on the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District.
- A resolution opposing State Senate Bills 558, 559 and 562 on the Golden Gate Bridge District was sent to committee.
- Substitute measure on the Golden Gate Bridge bills lost, and a motion to re-refer it to committee also failed; the measure stays pending.
- Opposition to state [name withheld] 558, 559 and 562 on the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District was adopted.
- [name withheld] 558, 559 and 562 on Golden Gate Bridge state control were sent to committee for study.
- Committee recommendation to enact state bills transferring Golden Gate Bridge control to California was tabled.
- Board debated and amended a resolution declaring city policy on transferring Golden Gate Bridge jurisdiction to California; final vote not shown.
- Resolution opposing state bills that would transfer Golden Gate Bridge control to California was adopted.
- Supervisor Halley moved, without objection, that the Clerk wire Sacramento representatives about Board policy on Golden Gate Bridge control.
- Hearings continue on a proposal to cut Golden Gate Bridge tolls for passenger cars from forty cents to twenty-five cents.
- Supervisor Lewis urged the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District to seek state or federal aid for more bridge insurance; referred to Finance Committee.
- Substitute asking Golden Gate Bridge directors to trial 25-cent passenger tolls failed, 2 votes to 8, with the main resolution still pending.
- Board adopted an amended resolution asking Golden Gate Bridge directors to consider a trial reduction in passenger tolls.
- The Board adopted, as amended, a resolution urging Golden Gate Bridge directors to cut passenger tolls from 40 cents to 25 cents.
- Board urges recovery of the $410,647.06 assessment that the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District levied against San Francisco.
- Board urges the Governor to approve Senate Bill 1981, which would reduce Golden Gate Bridge tolls.
- Supervisor Lewis was instructed to attend the state hearing on cutting Golden Gate Bridge tolls.
- Supervisor McCarty asked the Finance Committee to study asking Golden Gate Bridge directors to review and possibly reduce tolls.
- Directors of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District were elected by resolution, adopted by nine ayes.
- The Board agreed by voice vote to meet in December to consider applications for Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District vacancies.
- A request asks the Golden Gate Bridge District to refund tax money with interest to San Francisco; outcome not printed here.
- Supervisor Christopher proposed a special round-trip toll on the Golden Gate Bridge at specified hours; sent to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Christopher proposed reducing Golden Gate Bridge tolls; the resolution was sent to Finance Committee.
- The Board urged a reduction of tolls on the Golden Gate Bridge by resolution.
- Consideration of state bills SB 332 and 333 on Golden Gate Bridge jurisdiction was continued for two weeks.
- Golden Gate Bridge district's resolution opposing three state Senate bills was received; consideration continued two weeks.
- Resolution adopted urging Golden Gate Bridge directors to cut passenger car tolls from 30 cents to 25 cents.
- Delegation sent to urge lower tolls on the Golden Gate Bridge
- Supervisor Blake's request for the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District's policy clarifications was referred to the Streets Committee.
- Supervisor Blake proposed that the City Planning Commission study a bridge from Fort Mason to Marin via [name withheld]; referred to Streets Committee.
- Supervisors Blake and Ertola asked agencies to study barring Golden Gate Bridge traffic from Marina Boulevard.
- Dan E. London was reelected as a Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director for four years from December 24, 1956.
- Resolution electing directors of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District was referred to a Committee of the Whole.
- The Board adopted a resolution electing directors of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District.
- Supervisors to meet on picking a Golden Gate Bridge director
- Supervisor Blake's request to clarify the Board's freeway resolution re Golden Gate Bridge approaches was referred to the Streets Committee.
- Blake moved that the Board tell the State it does not oppose a new Golden Gate Bridge approach and urge quick construction.
- The State Public Works Director replied on Golden Gate Bridge approaches; the matter was referred to Streets Committee.
- Supervisor Blake's resolution asking the state to widen the Golden Gate Bridge approach within the Presidio was referred to the Streets Committee.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the State to expedite plans and bids for widening Golden Gate Bridge approaches in the Presidio.
- Blake asked the Golden Gate Bridge District to consider sightseer facilities at Vista Point on the [name withheld]; referred to committee.
- The Board set a caucus for November 14, 1960 to choose a member of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District board.
- Supervisor Halley's resolution urging transfer of the Golden Gate Bridge to the State was referred to committee.
- Four directors elected to the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District board, with terms running to 1962 and 1964.
- Golden Gate Bridge joining a regional authority sent to committee.
- Supervisor Blake's proposal for the Controller to audit the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Letter of sympathy sent to the family of
- Proposal to refund Golden Gate Bridge district surplus to counties was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed refund of Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District surplus funds to counties was referred to committee.
- A.B. 2609 on distributing Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District revenues was referred to committee.
- Request to widen Golden Gate Bridge approaches granted
- A resolution urging an engineering review of rapid transit on the Golden Gate Bridge was referred to committee.
- Supervisor Ferdon asked the Clerk to write Golden Gate Bridge District asking it to reconsider its finding that rail transit on the bridge is infeasible.
- The Board directed the Clerk to ask the Golden Gate Bridge District to reconsider its finding that rail rapid transit on the bridge is infeasible.
- Study of a Panhandle Parkway connection between Central Freeway and the Golden Gate Bridge approach proposed; sent to committee.
- Supervisors agreed to co-sponsor Golden Gate Bridge 25th-anniversary luncheon
- The Board granted Supervisor Ferdon's request that the Clerk commend Golden Gate Bridge directors for agreeing to a rail transit survey.
- Resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge district to consider alternatives to traffic control arches was temporarily postponed.
- Supervisors ask Golden Gate Bridge district to weigh traffic-arch options
- Proposal for Panhandle Parkway linking Central Freeway and Golden Gate Bridge approach sent back to Streets Committee for study.
- Resolution proposing joint city and state studies of a Panhandle Parkway connection to the Golden Gate Bridge approach is under debate and amendment.
- Candidates for Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District director will be sent a questionnaire on bridge policy.
- Caucus on Golden Gate Bridge District director candidates postponed to December 17, 1962, with no objection.
- Supervisor Tinney's resolution urging transfer of Golden Gate Bridge jurisdiction to the State Toll Bridge Authority was referred to committee.
- Five people were chosen as directors of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four-year terms.
- Supervisors referred a resolution urging the Legislature to let the Golden Gate Bridge District elect its chief officers to committee.
- City stance against a second Golden Gate Bridge sent to committee.
- Lucky Lager Brewing gives land to widen Armstrong Avenue
- City asks state to let bridge district repay its 1929-31 loans
- Supervisor Blake's resolution endorsing the Pacific Heights tunnel and Golden Gate Bridge approaches was referred to the Streets Committee.
- Golden Gate Bridge approach freeway plan sent to committee
- City backs underground Crosstown tunnel and Golden Gate Bridge approaches.
- Supervisor Blake had the Clerk write to the State Highway Commission chairman asking why Golden Gate Bridge approach widening is not proceeding.
- Resolution opposing overhead traffic control arches on the Golden Gate Bridge was referred to committee.
- Board opposed overhead traffic arches on Golden Gate Bridge
- Several city officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Freeway route to the Golden Gate Bridge delayed until September
- Supervisor Blake proposed asking the Golden Gate Bridge district to help finance a Marin and Sonoma rapid transit system; referred to committee.
- A resolution rescinding support for a Crosstown Vehicular Tunnel and Golden Gate Bridge approaches was referred to the Streets Committee.
- Two Golden Gate Bridge directors re-elected to their board
- The Board adopted a resolution opposing state bill SB-466, which would enlarge the Golden Gate Bridge District board.
- Golden Gate Bridge asked to keep its walkway open at night
- Urges quick plans for San Francisco-Marin ferry service
- The Board rescinded its earlier endorsement of a Crosstown Vehicular Tunnel and approaches to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Board adopted a statement opposing a second deck on the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Morrison, Blake and Ertola asked the Golden Gate Bridge District for second-deck plans and a contract delay; sent to Streets and Transportation Committee.
- Board's motion to recess until 3:00 turned down linked by the name only, not checked
- Plan for Crosstown tunnel to Golden Gate Bridge put off.
- Board asked the Golden Gate Bridge District to submit its second-deck planning proposal and delay any contract for plans.
- Endorsement of a Crosstown vehicular tunnel and Golden Gate Bridge approaches was refused by the Board.
- Supervisor Boas's request that the Clerk write candidates for the Golden Gate Bridge district board asking their positions was granted.
- City picks new Golden Gate Bridge district directors
- Supervisor Morrison asked the Clerk to send a memo asking the Streets and Transportation Committee to study Golden Gate Bridge jurisdiction after bond redemption.
- Request for full hearing on Golden Gate Bridge firings sent to committee.
- Board urges Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District to hold a full hearing on firing discrimination claims, adopted.
- Supervisor Francois's request on a proposed second Golden Gate Bridge deck was referred to the Streets and Transportation Committee.
- Supervisor Blake proposed endorsing a second deck on the Golden Gate Bridge and a Crosstown Tunnel; it was referred to committee.
- Meeting with Golden Gate Bridge District moved to [name withheld] 5
- [name withheld] elected to Golden Gate Bridge district board
- Resolution opposes a second deck on the Golden Gate Bridge, favouring ferries, a rail tube and buses to Marin; amendments pending.
- Supervisor Blake asked the City Attorney whether Golden Gate Bridge directors could spend $250,000 on a second-deck engineering study; the Board agreed.
- City praises bridge district's move to halt second-deck planning
- City urges bridge directors to halt second-deck planning
- Supervisor Blake proposed a resolution endorsing a crosstown vehicular tunnel and Golden Gate Bridge approach improvements, referred to committee.
- Board began committee consideration of pending State Legislature bills on the future of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District.
- City opposes state bill to enlarge Golden Gate Bridge board
- Board elected Supervisors Blake, Pelosi and Tamaras to the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District board, rescinding Resolution 726-68.
- Supervisor Blake asked the State Division of Highways to reverse diverting funds and start Richardson Avenue bridge approach work immediately.
- Golden Gate Bridge district asked to delay bus plans; sent to committee.
- Policy favouring improved highway approaches to the Golden Gate Bridge was declared and adopted.
- A report on the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District's policy on depositing its funds is listed; its outcome is on the next page.
- Supervisor Tamaras moved support for state law letting the Golden Gate Bridge District run all forms of mass transit; sent to committee.
- Supervisor Blake's Resolution 144-69 was adopted by the Board; its subject is not stated on these pages.
- City asks Golden Gate Bridge district to hold off on bus funding
- Backed state bill letting Golden Gate Bridge district run ferries
- Board recommends enacting AB 1673, directing the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District to submit a transportation facilities plan to the Legislature.
- The Golden Gate Bridge District urged engine makers to speed smog-free transit bus engines; referred to Health Committee.
- The Board took up a request for information on San Francisco's financial relationship to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District.
- Supervisors named as representatives to outside bodies, including the Golden Gate Bridge district and Association of Bay Area Governments; list continues.
- Support for better Golden Gate corridor transit put off a week.
- The Board adopted, as amended, a resolution endorsing Golden Gate Bridge District plans for improved transit in the Golden Gate Corridor.
- City backs Golden Gate Bridge district's federal bid for 132 buses
- Interim bus plan over Golden Gate Bridge approved, with conditions
- Interim Marin bus plan over Golden Gate Bridge approved, with conditions.
- The city urges the Golden Gate Bridge District to implement a commuter ferryboat plan and authorizes city cooperation.
- Board amended and adopted appointments of James Mailliard, [name withheld] and three others to the Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Two supervisors kept on Golden Gate Bridge district board
- City seeks federal funds to keep O.R. release project going
- Board endorses Golden Gate Bridge toll plaza upgrade
- Bridge transit wording change; the record shows conflicting results
- Add all motor vehicles to bridge-deck wording turned down
- Resolution reaffirming support for Golden Gate Bridge District bus and ferry transit, and opposing a second deck for private cars, was adopted as amended.
- Bridge statement rewording; the record shows conflicting results
- Drop private-car wording from bridge statement turned down
- Board adopted as amended a resolution backing Golden Gate Bridge District transit plans, dropping opposition to private cars on a second deck.
- Rail exception to bridge-deck wording withdrawn
- Move to extend bridge-deck opposition to all engine vehicles failed
- Move to delete bridge-opposition paragraph turned down
- Bridge statement reworded; the record's result is unclear
- Supervisor Mendelsohn's resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge District not to compete with existing marine tours was referred to the Streets and Transportation Committee.
- Board opposes three state bills, including a Bay Area conservation agency and changes to the Golden Gate Bridge district.
- City formally opposes state bill changing Golden Gate Bridge district
- A communication from [name withheld] urging that the Golden Gate Bridge toll plaza be moved was referred to committee.
- Resolution adopted urging federal aid and a plan to build a scenic bikeway through the Presidio from 25th Avenue to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Resolution urges federal funding for a scenic bikeway in the Presidio from 25th Avenue to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Supervisor Gonzales kept on Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Supervisor Molinari named to Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Supervisor Borbagelata's request for suicide-prevention barriers on the Golden Gate Bridge was referred to committee.
- Supervisor Pelosi urged an exclusive bus lane on the roadway linking the Golden Gate Bridge with Lombard Street; referred to committee.
- Supervisor Kopp's request for a City Attorney opinion on the Golden Gate Bridge district's taxing power was granted.
- The Golden Gate Bridge district applied for almost two million federal dollars to buy ferryboats.
- Supervisors asked Golden Gate Bridge district to hire Bay Area shipyards
- Petition on Golden Gate Bridge shipyard work; vote not shown here.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating the Golden Gate Bridge district on the bridge's 35th anniversary.
- Supervisor Boas's resolution on Golden Gate Bridge District reserves was referred to the Streets and Transportation Committee.
- The Chamber of Commerce proposed a Metropolitan Transportation Commission study of traffic between the Golden Gate Bridge and downtown; it was referred to committee.
- Supervisor Gonzales asked a committee to look into Golden Gate Bridge District buses picking up passengers in San Francisco; referred to committee.
- Supervisor Kopp suggested the city and the Golden Gate Bridge District join New York's suit against General Motors over bus monopolies.
- Six Golden Gate Bridge board members proposed to stay.
- Supervisors temporarily postponed a resolution urging state and federal authorities to rebuild the [name withheld] approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- State and federal authorities asked to rebuild
- California Highway Commission asked to widen and divide
- Board urges Golden Gate Bridge to build suicide barrier.
- Bus-only lanes asked for on a rebuilt
- State bills urged to widen [name withheld] to eight lanes
- City asks Golden Gate Bridge district to delay toll increase
- City urges bridge district to delay 25-cent toll increase
- Molinari asked the City Attorney to review whether Golden Gate Bridge directors must vote as city policy directs.
- The Board refused to adopt a resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge District to re-evaluate and delay new ferry boats.
- Second deck on the Golden Gate Bridge opposed again
- City urges transit study; opposes second Golden Gate Bridge deck
- Supervisor Mendelsohn's request to revisit opposition to Golden Gate Bridge fare rises was referred to the Streets and Transportation Committee.
- A request for hearings on raising Golden Gate Bridge fares by twenty-five cents was referred to committee.
- Two supervisors kept on Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Supervisor Kopp's request for legislation on Golden Gate Bridge tolls was referred to the Streets and Transportation Committee.
- City asks state to audit the Golden Gate Bridge district.
- Lawsuit over Golden Gate Bridge toll rise sent to committee.
- Golden Gate Bridge toll lawsuit sent to committee.
- The Board adopted, as amended, a resolution directing the City Attorney to sue over the Golden Gate Bridge toll increase.
- Closed-session meeting on Golden Gate Bridge toll proposed.
- Supervisors go into private session on Golden Gate Bridge toll
- Resolution urging State Senate to pass SB 2311, halting Golden Gate Bridge district ferry contracts until May 1975; referred to committee.
- Proposed resolution would have the City Attorney appeal a court ruling that San Francisco's Golden Gate Bridge district directors need not follow city policy; referred to committee.
- Golden Gate Bridge urged to let carpools cross free mornings
- Asks Golden Gate Bridge to waive carpool tolls; sent to committee.
- [name withheld] bridge board seat reaffirmation proposed.
- Five Golden Gate Bridge board seats reaffirmation proposed.
- Five people kept as Golden Gate Bridge district board members
- Golden Gate Bridge district board member kept in post
- City opposes state bill changing Golden Gate Bridge board seats.
- Proposed: city opposes state bill changing Golden Gate Bridge seats
- State bill on Golden Gate Bridge seats set for August 25
- City formally opposes state bill changing Golden Gate Bridge board.
- City formally opposes state bill changing Golden Gate Bridge board.
- City formally opposes state bill changing Golden Gate Bridge board
- Golden Gate Bridge toll and fare rise opposition; outcome not shown.
- Golden Gate Bridge fare-rise opposition shelved for now.
- Two supervisors keep seats on Golden Gate Bridge district board
- Urging state bill adding Golden Gate Bridge board seats; no vote shown.
- Supervisor appointment to Golden Gate Bridge board sent to committee.
- Urging state bill on Golden Gate Bridge board turned down.
- Proposal to raise Golden Gate Bridge car toll sent to committee.
- Golden Gate Bridge district keeps its board members.
- Asks state to change Golden Gate Bridge district's membership; vote not shown.
- Golden Gate Bridge bike warning signs, not a ban, sent to committee.
- Kopp seat on Golden Gate bridge district board.
- Supervisor Kopp named to Golden Gate bridge district.
- Supervisor Kopp named to Golden Gate Bridge transit board.
- Thanks to Supervisor Tamaras for Golden Gate Bridge board service
- City opposed state bill moving Golden Gate Bridge district
- Hearing requested on a Golden Gate Bridge district holiday shuttle bus from Ferry Building to Union Square; referred to committee.
- Supervisor Pelosi keeps seat on Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Kopp keeps seat on Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Gonzales keeps seat on Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Kopp keeps seat on Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Gonzales keeps seat on Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Pelosi keeps seat on Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Kopp keeps seat on Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Gonzales keeps seat on Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Pelosi keeps seat on Golden Gate Bridge board
- Proposed changes to Golden Gate Bridge district seats; not yet decided.
- Proposed swap of Golden Gate Bridge board member voted down
- Board adopted a resolution affirming retention of membership on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Resolution retaining John L. Molinari on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board was adopted.
- Retention of Ella Hill Hutch as a director of the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District was approved.
- Retention of Carol Ruth Silver as a Golden Gate Bridge district director; the vote continues on the next page.
- Resolution retaining Quentin L. Kopp on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board was adopted.
- Membership on the Golden Gate Bridge district board was affirmed, with [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] appointed in place of others.
- Board adopted resolution 178-81 appointing a member to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Support for abolishing the Golden Gate Bridge board sent to committee
- Golden Gate Bridge district's proposed bus routes to Daly City BART and downtown San Francisco were endorsed by resolution.
- Board requested the Golden Gate Bridge district hold San Francisco hearings on bridge tolls; the motion was adopted.
- A resolution urging Golden Gate Bridge Directors to reconsider the permanent split toll was referred to the Streets and Transportation Committee.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney whether the split Golden Gate Bridge toll discriminates against San Franciscans.
- Golden Gate Bridge District to help pay for the Geary turn
- [name withheld] appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, replacing [name withheld].
- Supervisor Molinari urged the Chief Administrative Officer to display a 1933 Golden Gate Bridge tower replica in City Hall's rotunda.
- Supervisor Louise Renne's retention on the Golden Gate Bridge district board was adopted.
- Supervisor John Molinari was retained as a member of the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Board continued consideration of the resolution on Golden Gate Bridge district board members to January 10, 1983.
- Supervisor Quentin Kopp was retained as a member of the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Retention of four named people on the Golden Gate Bridge district board was put off.
- Retention of Supervisor Carol Ruth Silver on the Golden Gate Bridge district board was proposed; the vote continues on the next page.
- Consideration of a resolution retaining four Golden Gate Bridge district directors was postponed to January 17, 1983.
- Board adopted as amended the retention of three Golden Gate Bridge district directors, dropping [name withheld] from the affirmation.
- Board, as amended, affirmed retention of four appointed members of the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- A request to consider supporting a Director Emeritus post on the Golden Gate Bridge district board was referred to the Rules and Legislation Committee.
- [name withheld] was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, replacing the resigned [name withheld].
- Board adopted a resolution urging Congress to support a Postal Service commemorative stamp for the Golden Gate Bridge's fiftieth anniversary.
- Highway Patrol urged to use radar on the Golden Gate Bridge
- Supervisor Kopp's request to study a second bus deck on the Golden Gate Bridge was referred to the Public Works Committee.
- [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] were reappointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- A resolution to retain Supervisor Quentin L. Kopp as a Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District director is pending.
- Supervisor Carol Ruth Silver was retained as a Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District director, with Silver excused from voting.
- Supervisor John L. Molinari was retained as a Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District director; he was excused from voting.
- Nancy G. Walker appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, replacing Supervisor Renne, who resigned.
- Study of a second deck on the Golden Gate Bridge opposed
- Board waived the City's claim to State sales tax revenue lost on the Golden Gate Bridge District's proposed vehicle lease.
- The Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District was authorized to run a commute-hour ferry shuttle bus on restricted financial district streets.
- Supervisor Silver asked the City Attorney to draft legislation on a proposed movable barrier on the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Supervisor Silver asked the Transportation and Traffic Committee to study traffic safety for a proposed movable barrier on the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Board urged the Golden Gate Bridge District to reconsider not installing movable median barriers; referred to committee.
- Board referred a proposal to plan the 50th anniversary celebration of the Golden Gate Bridge to the Culture and Recreation Committee.
- Supervisor Kennedy asked the Art Commission and the Golden Gate Bridge district what plans exist for the bridge's 50th anniversary.
- A request to appoint a supervisor to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District was referred to the Rules Committee.
- Board moved to encourage a public celebration of the Golden Gate Bridge's 50th anniversary; amendment adopted, final vote continues.
- Resolution supporting May 24, 1987 as Golden Gate Bridge Day in San Francisco was adopted.
- Supervisor Doris M. Ward was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, replacing Quentin Kopp, serving at the Board's pleasure.
- Hongisto, for Silver, urged the Chief Administrative Officer to give $50,000 to the Golden Gate Bridge District; sent to Culture and Recreation Committee.
- $50,000 proposed for permanent lighting of the Golden Gate Bridge
- Keeps city appointees on the Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Mayor urged to fund $50,000 permanent lighting for bridge.
- Money for permanent Golden Gate Bridge lights proposed.
- Golden Gate Bridge lights money vote put off.
- Golden Gate Bridge lights money vote delayed.
- Supervisors urged money for permanent Golden Gate Bridge lights.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to review the Golden Gate Bridge District Board and draft legislation opposing its continuation.
- Supervisor Walker's request for temporary street closures on May 23 and 24, 1987, for the Golden Gate Bridge anniversary was sent to committee.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Board to consider safety measures for the Golden Gate Bridge fiftieth anniversary; referred to committee.
- Hearing requested by Supervisor Hongisto on transportation problems at the Golden Gate Bridge celebration; referred to Public Works Committee.
- Hongisto asks for a hearing on an audit of the Golden Gate Bridge Celebration's finances; referred to Oversight Committee.
- Referred to Public Works Committee a review of proposed operational changes by the Golden Gate Bridge District.
- Resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge district to cut spending and improve efficiency was tabled, so it stalls.
- Supervisor Silver proposed a task force on problems at the [name withheld] approach to the Golden Gate Bridge; referred to Public Works Committee.
- Supervisor Silver's resolution endorsing Marin 101 Corridor transport improvements and opposing a second Golden Gate Bridge deck was adopted.
- Board adopted a resolution supporting a study of rail transit on the Golden Gate Bridge.
- A motion to continue the appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge district board until January 3, 1989 was made by Maher.
- Retention of [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld] and Ross as Golden Gate Bridge district directors was adopted after a continuance motion.
- Consideration of retaining Supervisor Doris Ward on the Golden Gate Bridge district board was continued to January 3, 1989.
- Appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge district board, replacing Silver with Nelder, was continued to January 3, 1989.
- The Board reaffirmed four Golden Gate Bridge district directors, including [name withheld] and Robert A. Ross, on the district board.
- Board re-affirmed Supervisor Nancy Walker's seat on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Board adopted a resolution appointing Supervisor Richard Hongisto to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, replacing Molinari.
- Resolution appointing Supervisor Wendy Nelder to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, replacing Carol Ruth Silver, is proposed.
- Board adopted a resolution affirming Supervisor Doris Ward's seat on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Bay Area Sports Organizing Committee appealed the denial of street closures for the July 9 San Francisco Marathon.
- The Board adopted, as amended, a resolution closing portions of various streets for the July 9, 1989 San Francisco Marathon.
- Resolution opposing SB 1295 adopted; bill would create North Bay Transit District, ending Golden Gate Bridge District services.
- Supervisor Alioto's inquiry into buses bought by the Golden Gate Bridge District and Muni that fail to fit some wheelchairs was referred to committee.
- Board affirmed Supervisor Doris M. Ward's retention on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board; she was excused from voting.
- Supervisor Bill Maher was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Supervisor Willie Kennedy was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Board affirmed retention of four appointees to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Supervisor Tom Hsieh was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Round-the-clock bicycle access to the Golden Gate Bridge sent to committee
- Round-the-clock bicycle access to the Golden Gate Bridge urged
- The Board urges the Golden Gate Bridge District and the State to lower and enforce bridge speed limits.
- Resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge district to give seniors a $1.00 toll with Medicare card; consideration continued to December 9, 1991.
- Resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge District to grant seniors a $1.00 toll with a Medicare card was adopted.
- Resolution proposed to appoint Supervisor Jim Gonzalez to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Parking and Traffic may apply for and spend $24,640 for a Golden Gate Bridge bicycle access gate; referred to Board.
- Department of Parking and Traffic authorized to accept $24,640 to install a bicycle access gate on the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Golden Gate Bridge buses urged to try Polk and Beach Streets
- Consideration of a Golden Gate Bridge district board appointment was continued to January 11, 1993.
- Supervisor Angela Alioto was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, replacing Supervisor Gonzalez.
- Retention of Supervisor Willie B. Kennedy on the Golden Gate Bridge district board is awaiting a vote.
- The Board adopted a resolution keeping four appointees on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- The Board adopted a resolution keeping Supervisor Bill Maher as a member of the Golden Gate Bridge board, with Maher excused from voting.
- Supervisor Terence Hallinan appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, replacing Supervisor Tom Hsieh.
- Mayor urged to press Golden Gate Bridge Board for five suicide-prevention telephones on the bridge.
- A hearing on higher trespass penalties and warning signs at the Golden Gate Bridge was referred to committee.
- State asked to make Golden Gate Bridge trespass a felony
- State asked to make Golden Gate Bridge trespass a felony
- Information urged on lead-contaminated soil under the Golden Gate Bridge
- Information urged on lead-contaminated soil under the Golden Gate Bridge
- Resolution praising [name withheld] for twenty-two years as Golden Gate Bridge District Engineer was referred to the Board for adoption.
- Resolution commends [name withheld] for twenty-two years of service as District Engineer of the Golden Gate Bridge District.
- Supervisor Kevin Shelley was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, effective January 8, 1995.
- Supervisor Carole Migden was proposed for the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, replacing Bill Maher.
- Three Golden Gate Bridge district directors, [name withheld], [name withheld] and Ross, were retained in their seats; adopted.
- Supervisor Angela Alioto was retained on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, effective January 8, 1995.
- Supervisor Willie Kennedy was retained on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, effective January 8, 1995.
- Appointment of Supervisor Bill Maher to the Golden Gate Bridge district board was sent back to the Rules Committee.
- A resolution would keep the Board's appointee on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board; outcome not printed here.
- Supervisor Susan Leal proposed for the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board; referred for April 1 adoption.
- Supervisor Susan Leal was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board by resolution.
- Resolution appointing Supervisor Tom Ammiano to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board was referred to the Board.
- Supervisor Tom Ammiano was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Movable barrier and triple fines urged for the Golden Gate Bridge
- The Clerk of the Board requested a hearing on affirming the Board's appointments to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District; referred to Rules Committee.
- Retention of Supervisor Barbara Kaufman on the Golden Gate Bridge district board was proposed; outcome on next page.
- Supervisor Susan Leal's retention on the Golden Gate Bridge district board was adopted.
- A resolution proposes keeping Supervisor Tom Ammiano on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District Board of Directors.
- Appointed members [name withheld], [name withheld] and Ross were retained on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- [name withheld] was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, replacing [name withheld].
- Supervisor Habel Teng was named to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District Board of Directors.
- Supervisor Teng proposed supporting "The Bridge: Golden Gate" as the official song of the Golden Gate Bridge; referred for adoption without committee reference.
- Supervisor Teng's resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge district to adopt a song was referred to Rules Committee.
- Hearing on appointing a supervisor to the Golden Gate Bridge district board to succeed Susan Leal, set for December 9.
- Supervisor Michael Yaki was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, effective noon January 8, 1998.
- Resolution adopted commending [name withheld] for his years of public service with the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District.
- Resolution commending [name withheld] for his years of public service with the Golden Gate Bridge district was referred.
- The Board tabled a resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge District to fund bicycle racks on buses.
- Supervisors Newsom, Yaki and Katz's resolution opposing a proposed toll for bicycle and pedestrian use of the Golden Gate Bridge was referred to committee.
- Golden Gate Bridge District exemption from planning rules sent to committee
- Proposed ordinance would exempt the Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District from Planning Code Section 1010 landmarks requirements.
- Golden Gate Bridge district proposed to skip a city planning rule.
- The Board passed on first reading a Planning Code change exempting the Golden Gate Bridge district from Section 1010 requirements.
- Planning Code change exempting Golden Gate Bridge District property from landmark rules was finally passed, then question divided and referred to committee.
- Resolution urges the Golden Gate Bridge District to immediately fund its Bicycle Racks-on-Buses Program, referred for adoption at the next meeting.
- Keeping Supervisor Tom Ammiano on the Golden Gate Bridge board proposed
- The Board adopted a resolution affirming Supervisor Michael Yaki's retention on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Resolution affirms Supervisor Barbara Kaufman's retention on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Resolution affirms Supervisor Mabel Teng's retention on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge district to buy natural gas buses was referred to committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution affirming Supervisor Tom Ammiano's retention on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Rules Committee received a request to appoint four public-at-large members to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District; applicants are listed.
- Proposes naming Golden Gate Bridge a city landmark.
- Golden Gate Bridge proposed as a city landmark.
- Golden Gate Bridge made a city landmark.
- Hearing requested on environmental impacts of a proposed New Year's Eve celebration at Golden Gate Bridge; sent to committee.
- Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld] for her service on the Golden Gate Bridge District and declaring June 23, 2000 [name withheld].
- Appointment of a public member to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District was withdrawn.
- Appointment of a public member to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District was withdrawn from the agenda.
- Resolution adopted commending [name withheld] for 38 years on the Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District board.
- Barbara Kaufman appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board for an indefinite term.
- Barbara Kaufman appointed for an indefinite term to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District.
- Supervisor Ammiano requested a hearing to hear public candidates for the Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Supervisor Ammiano requested a hearing to hear public applicants for the Golden Gate Bridge district board; sent to Rules Committee.
- Supervisor Ammiano submitted a substitute text for a hearing on public appointments to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District; assigned to Rules Committee.
- Ammiano's hearing on appointing public members to Golden Gate Bridge district at-large seats was substituted with new text.
- Board adopted as divided the appointment of Maryanne Harrison to the Golden Gate Bridge district, by a 6 to 5 vote.
- Maryanne Harrison was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board by a 6 to 5 vote.
- Gavin Newsom's appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board continues on the next page.
- Leland Yee put forward for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Mark Leno put forward for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Mark Leno was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board until January 2003.
- Resolution proposed to appoint four people to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District; Harrison's seat was divided for separate consideration.
- Board adopted as divided the appointment of Joseph Blue, [name withheld] and [name withheld] to the Golden Gate Bridge district.
- Gavin Newsom put forward for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- [name withheld], [name withheld] and Leah Shahum were appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, as divided from the original resolution.
- Tom Ammiano appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, term ending January 31, 2003.
- Leland Yee appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, term ending January 31, 2003.
- Four people proposed for the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board; the appointments were divided for separate consideration.
- Supervisor Tom Ammiano was appointed to the Metropolitan Transportation Commission, term ending February 9, 2003.
- Supervisor Tony Hall's appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board was adopted.
- Supervisor Tony Hall was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board of directors.
- Resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge district to restore 24-hour bicycle access on the bridge, referred for adoption.
- Supervisors urged the Golden Gate Bridge District to restore 24-hour bicycle access on the bridge; referred for adoption at the next meeting.
- Resolution urges the Golden Gate Bridge District to restore 24-hour bicycle access on the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Board urged the Golden Gate Bridge District to restore 24-hour bicycle access on the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Supervisor Jake McGoldrick appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board of directors.
- Four people appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District for two-year terms subject to Board review.
- Supervisor Tony Hall appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Supervisor Tom Ammiano appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Supervisor Sophie Maxwell appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Tony Hall put forward for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- [name withheld], [name withheld], Leah Shahum and Maryanne Harrison appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Tom Ammiano put forward for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Jake McGoldrick put forward for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Sophie Maxwell put forward for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Committee backed F.[name withheld] for a Golden Gate Bridge seat; vote pending.
- Consideration of F.X. Crowley's appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District was continued to January 13, 2004.
- Board continued the appointment of F.[name withheld] to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District until January 13, 2004.
- Supervisor Michela Alioto-Pier appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, replacing Supervisor Sophie Maxwell.
- Supervisor Gerardo Sandoval appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, term ending January 31, 2005.
- Rules Committee hearing proposed to appoint one member to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, seat 5.
- Sabrina Hernandez named to Golden Gate Bridge district seat.
- F.[name withheld] proposed for Golden Gate Bridge district seat.
- [name withheld] proposed for Golden Gate Bridge district seat.
- Sabrina Hernandez was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, replacing F.[name withheld].
- Rules Committee recommended appointing Supervisor Michela Alioto-Pier to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Supervisor Michela Alioto-Pier applied for a Golden Gate Bridge district board seat; the request went to the Rules Committee.
- Supervisor Alioto-Pier appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge district
- Supervisor Alioto-Pier appointed to Golden Gate Bridge board.
- Committee backs Supervisor Sandoval for bridge district board.
- Vacant Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District seat, succeeding Tony Hall, received and sent to Rules Committee.
- Rules Committee recommended appointing Supervisor Bevan Dufty to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Hearing requested on safety and emergency procedures for the Bay Bridge and Golden Gate Bridge, sent to committee.
- [name withheld], [name withheld], Leah Shahum and Maryanne Harrison were reappointed to the Golden Gate Bridge district board until 2007.
- Resolution urges the Golden Gate Bridge District not to charge tolls for walkers and cyclists on the bridge.
- [name withheld] was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, replacing [name withheld].
- Supervisor Ammiano's hearing request on a suicide barrier for the Golden Gate Bridge was sent to City Services Committee.
- Supervisors continued a resolution urging a suicide barrier on the Golden Gate Bridge until March 22, 2005.
- Resolution proposes appointing Supervisor Bevan Dufty to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Board adopted a resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge Board to design and build a suicide barrier on the bridge.
- [name withheld] appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, with a term ending January 31, 2007.
- Resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge district not to charge tolls for bicycles and pedestrians was referred for adoption without committee reference.
- Resolution proposed urging the Golden Gate Bridge Board to design a suicide barrier; referred to the Board without committee.
- Supervisors Dufty, Ammiano, Sandoval and McGoldrick were retained as Golden Gate Bridge district directors until January 31, 2007.
- Closed-session hearing on security breaches at the Port, Golden Gate Bridge and Bay Bridge sent to Police Department for comment.
- Four public members retained on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board until January 2007.
- Supervisor Bevan Dufty proposed for Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Four Golden Gate Bridge board members kept on; no vote shown.
- Rules Committee recommended four public members, [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld], for the Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Rules Committee will consider appointing four public members to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Four people retained as Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District directors until January 2007, adopted.
- Committee backed four supervisors keeping bridge board seats.
- Resolution affirming four supervisors as members of the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board until January 2007.
- Supervisor Ammiano's hearing on a suicide barrier for the Golden Gate Bridge was sent to City Services Committee.
- Resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge Board of Directors to design and consult on a suicide barrier was referred for adoption without committee.
- Hearing requested on safety and emergency procedures for the Bay Bridge and Golden Gate Bridge, sent to committee.
- Golden Gate Bridge suicide barrier call pushed to March 22.
- Closed hearing on port and bridge security breaches sent to committee.
- Asks bridge district not to charge bikers or walkers tolls.
- City backs suicide barrier on Golden Gate Bridge.
- City urges no tolls for walkers and bikers on Golden Gate Bridge.
- Rules Committee recommended [name withheld] for a seat on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Richard Grosboll appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board until January 31, 2007.
- Resolution urging San Francisco churches, synagogues and temples to toll bells for a Golden Gate Bridge suicide barrier was adopted.
- Resolution adopted encouraging San Francisco churches, synagogues and temples to toll bells for a Golden Gate Bridge suicide barrier.
- City backed church bells to push for Golden Gate suicide barrier.
- Proposed church bell-tolling for bridge suicide barrier
- Rules Committee to consider appointing one public member to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Richard Grosboll appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board for a term ending January 2007.
- Richard Grosboll appointed to Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge district to oppose corporate logos on bridge property was continued to October 2, 2007.
- Resolution urges the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District to oppose a measure; outcome continues on next page.
- Resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge district to oppose corporate logos in its partnership program was tabled.
- Four supervisors were reaffirmed as members of the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, terms ending January 31, 2009.
- Supervisors McGoldrick, Maxwell and Mirkarimi urge the Golden Gate Bridge district to oppose its Partnership Program, which would allow corporate placements on public spaces.
- Rules Committee is considering four appointees to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board; no decision printed here.
- Rules Committee to hear proposed affirmation of four supervisors as Golden Gate Bridge district directors through January 31, 2009.
- [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] were retained on the Golden Gate Bridge district board for two-year terms.
- Four Golden Gate Bridge board seats proposed for renewal; no vote shown.
- Board adopts resolution keeping four supervisors as directors of the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District.
- Four supervisors kept on the Golden Gate Bridge District board
- [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] were retained on the Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Asks bridge agency to reject corporate logos on bridge property; in committee.
- Proposal to oppose corporate logos on Golden Gate Bridge postponed.
- A resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge district to oppose corporate logos under its partnership program was continued to October 16, 2007.
- City urges bridge agency to reject corporate logo plan; put off.
- Supervisors continued a resolution urging the Golden Gate Bridge district to oppose corporate logos on bridge property until October 23, 2007.
- Proposal to ask bridge district to reject corporate logos on bridge.
- Hearing on protesters who climbed the Golden Gate Bridge cables on April 7, 2008 was received and assigned to the Rules Committee.
- Preferred plan for [name withheld] at the Golden Gate Bridge proposed
- Board approved the preferred alternative for the Golden Gate Bridge south access at [name withheld].
- The Board adopted the preferred alternative for the [name withheld] project, the south access to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Preferred design for [name withheld], the Golden Gate Bridge approach, chosen
- Supervisor David Campos's appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge district board was not approved.
- Richard Grosboll was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District as a public at-large representative.
- Rules Committee recommended reappointing [name withheld] to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- The Board appointed Supervisor Michela Alioto-Pier to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, term ending January 31, 2011.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] were approved as appointees to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District.
- Supervisor Eric Mar's appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge district board was approved on a 5-4 vote.
- The Board appointed Supervisors Dufty, Elsbernd and Chu to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Rules Committee received a motion proposing four supervisors as directors of the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District.
- Supervisors Bevan Dufty, Michela Alioto-Pier, Sean Elsbernd and Carmen Chu are proposed as Golden Gate Bridge district directors, sent to the Rules Committee.
- Rules Committee recommended appointing four supervisors to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Alioto-Pier's appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board was re-referred to the Rules Committee.
- Supervisors Dufty, Elsbernd and Chu were appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] recommended for appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Rules Committee recommended, as amended, a supervisor's appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Four seats on the Golden Gate Bridge board to be filled
- Supervisor David Campos's appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge district board was not approved.
- Supervisor Eric Mar's appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge district board was referred to the Rules Committee.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] were approved as public members of the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District.
- Richard Grosboll appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, subject to Board affirmation.
- Motion to appoint Supervisor David Campos to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, term ending January 31, 2011.
- Supervisor David Campos recommended for the Golden Gate Bridge district
- A motion amended and approved, no subject on this page
- [name withheld] was approved, after amendment, for a public seat on the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Supervisor David Campos was approved for appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Fee waiver for Golden Gate bus signs: first vote only.
- Board urges Golden Gate Bridge suicide barrier; not yet voted.
- Four supervisors appointed to Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Four supervisors named to Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Charter amendment on Board of Education members' pay was continued to a Committee of the Whole on March 1, 2011.
- Four supervisors named to Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Four supervisors appointed to Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Four supervisors proposed for Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Plan to name four people to Golden Gate Bridge board.
- Four people appointed to Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Four people approved for Golden Gate Bridge board.
- Golden Gate Bridge Day proclaimed for its 75th anniversary
- Golden Gate Bridge anniversary day proposed for May 27.
- Four people appointed to Golden Gate bridge district board.
- Supervisor Wiener appointed to Golden Gate bridge board.
- Supervisor Norman Yee was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, term ending January 31, 2015.
- Supervisor Campos reappointed to Golden Gate bridge board.
- Supervisor Wiener appointed to Golden Gate bridge board
- Supervisor Yee appointed to Golden Gate bridge board.
- Supervisor Scott Wiener was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, term ending January 31, 2015.
- Proposed appointment of Supervisor Breed to Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Breed approved for Golden Gate Bridge board seat
- Supervisor London Breed reappointed to Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Supervisor Norman Yee was reappointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board.
- Supervisor Katy Tang was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board, term ending January 31, 2017, after an amendment.
- Supervisor Norman Yee reappointed to Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Supervisor Katy Tang named to Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Supervisor London Breed reappointed to Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Scott Wiener reappointed, term ending January 31, 2017, to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District.
- Norman Yee reappointed, term ending January 31, 2017, to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District.
- Bridge district seat proposed for Katy Tang, not David Campos.
- Supervisor Scott Wiener reappointed to Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Supervisor Katy Tang named to Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Supervisor Katy Tang named to Golden Gate Bridge district board.
- Board approved appointing [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District.
- Four people appointed to Golden Gate Bridge district board
- Supervisor Peskin named to Golden Gate Bridge district.
- Supervisor Peskin named to Golden Gate Bridge district
- Supervisor Norman Yee proposed for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor London Breed proposed for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Aaron Peskin appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor London Breed appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Norman Yee appointed to Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Jeff Sheehy appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Norman Yee proposed for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Jeff Sheehy proposed for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Aaron Peskin proposed for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Four members proposed for the Golden Gate Bridge district board
- Four people appointed to Golden Gate Bridge district board
- Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer proposed for the Golden Gate Bridge district
- Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer appointed to Golden Gate Bridge district
- Supervisor Sandra Lee Fewer nominated to the Golden Gate Bridge district
- Brown put forward for the Golden Gate Bridge district board
- Brown proposed for the Golden Gate Bridge district board
- Supervisor Brown appointed to Golden Gate Bridge district board
- Supervisor Norman Yee put forward again for the bridge district board
- Supervisor Vallie Brown put forward again for the bridge district board
- Supervisor Norman Yee reappointed to the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Fewer reappointed to the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Vallie Brown put forward again for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Fewer put forward again for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Norman Yee put forward again for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Vallie Brown reappointed to Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Shamann Walton appointed to Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Shamann Walton nominated to the Golden Gate Bridge district board
- Four members proposed for reappointment to the Golden Gate Bridge District
- Four Golden Gate Bridge board members reappointed
- Supervisor Catherine Stefani nominated to the Golden Gate Bridge District
- Supervisor Stefani appointed to Golden Gate Bridge District board
- Call to spare 185 Golden Gate transit jobs sent to committee
- Golden Gate Bridge district urged to drop 185 layoff notices
- Board formally urged Golden Gate district to spare 185 jobs
- Supervisor Myrna Melgar proposed for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Melgar appointed to Golden Gate Bridge board
- Myrna Melgar nominated to the Golden Gate Bridge district board
- Catherine Stefani nominated again to the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Stefani reappointed to Golden Gate Bridge board
- Four people reappointed to Golden Gate Bridge board
- Four members nominated again to the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Catherine Stefani nominated again to the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Matt Dorsey proposed for the Golden Gate Bridge district
- Supervisor Matt Dorsey's appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge district proposed
- Supervisor Dorsey appointed to Golden Gate Bridge district
- Supervisor [name withheld] put forward for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Safai approved for Golden Gate Bridge board seat
- Supervisor [name withheld] put forward for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor [name withheld] put forward for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Ahsha Safai appointed to Golden Gate Bridge board
- Joel Engardio put forward for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Matt Dorsey's Golden Gate Bridge reappointment sent to the rules committee
- Catherine Stefani's Golden Gate Bridge reappointment sent to the rules committee
- Supervisor Joel Engardio named to Golden Gate Bridge board
- Four members put forward again for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Four people reappointed to Golden Gate Bridge district board
- Joel Engardio put forward for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Matt Dorsey put forward again for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Catherine Stefani reappointed to the Golden Gate Bridge district board
- Catherine Stefani put forward again for the Golden Gate Bridge board
- Supervisor Matt Dorsey reappointed to Golden Gate Bridge board
- Reappointment, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District, Board of Directors - Supervisor Joel Engardio
- Appointment, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District Board of Directors - Supervisor Danny Sauter
- Reappointment, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District, Board of Directors - Supervisor Joel Engardio
- Reappointment, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District, Board of Directors - Supervisor Joel Engardio
- Appointment, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District Board of Directors - Supervisor Danny Sauter
- Appointment, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District Board of Directors - Supervisor Danny Sauter
- Appointments, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District, Board of Directors - [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld], and
- Appointments, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District, Board of Directors - [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld], and