All decisions
85 Board decisions about Transbay Terminal, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Federal grant sought for a walkway from the Bay Bridge terminal
- Proposed $15,000 from Municipal Railway surplus to finish switch and signal systems at the Bay Bridge Terminal; referred to committee.
- Ordinance for $15,000 from Municipal Railway surplus for streetcar switches and signals at Bay Bridge Terminal passed second reading.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $8,320 appropriation for streetcar operation at the Bay Bridge terminal, half paid by Market Street Railway Company.
- Supervisor Ratto asked Public Works for a cost estimate of a subway or overpass near Bay Bridge Terminal.
- Mayor forwards Cahill and Purcell's five traffic recommendations for the Bay Bridge Terminal area to the Board and Police Commission.
- $8,320 for streetcar service at the Bay Bridge Terminal
- The Clerk was directed to ask the Police Department to watch traffic near the Bay Bridge Terminal from [name withheld] buses.
- Hearings asked on the future of the Transbay Terminal site
- Moving the CalTrain terminal to the Transbay Terminal is proposed
- Support sought for moving the Caltrain terminal to Transbay
- Supervisors Alioto and Shelley proposed reviewing the overnight closure of the Transbay Terminal and its effect on the homeless; referred to committee.
- Transbay Terminal area studied for redevelopment at Beale and Market
- Transbay Transit Terminal survey area at Beale and Market Streets adopted as amended for redevelopment study.
- Resolution opposing the Transbay Terminal trade for [name withheld] land was referred to the Board for adoption.
- Supervisors proposed a resolution opposing the Transbay Terminal exchange for [name withheld] land.
- Proposes a lease of Transbay Terminal's upper deck from the Municipal Railway to the California Department of Transportation; referred to Finance Committee.
- Resolution approving a lease of the Transbay Terminal upper deck to the California Department of Transportation was adopted.
- Resolution asking that the Caltrain downtown extension EIR/EIS be completed and the Transbay Terminal be kept on its present site was referred to committee.
- Resolution asks for the Caltrain Downtown Extension EIR/EIS to be completed, repeals 448-97, and keeps Transbay Terminal on its present site.
- Supervisors Ammiano, Leno and Bierman proposed a Transbay Terminal project office and urged funding for the Caltrain Downtown Extension, sent to committee.
- Board urges the City, MTC and Caltrans to keep AC Transit buses at the Transbay Terminal site.
- Caltrain to be extended to a new station at Transbay Terminal site
- City to push rail links to the Transbay Terminal
- Supervisors Katz and Bierman propose a policy to build housing as a key part of any Transbay Terminal area redevelopment; referred for adoption.
- Supervisor Katz proposes a policy to pursue rail links from the Transbay Terminal to Fourth and Townsend and the East Bay; sent to committee.
- Board adopted a policy resolution that housing must be a key part of any redevelopment of the Transbay Terminal area.
- Board adopted a policy resolution to include housing in any redevelopment of the Transbay Terminal area.
- Adopted policy to pursue Proposition H and rail links from the Transbay Terminal at Fourth and Townsend to the East Bay.
- Resolution adopted declaring city policy to pursue rail connection of the Transbay Terminal to Fourth and Townsend and the East Bay.
- Resolution to form a joint powers agency for a new Transbay Terminal transit facility was referred for adoption at the next meeting.
- Resolution to form a joint powers agency for a new Transbay Terminal transit facility was adopted, as amended.
- Resolution creates a joint powers agency to develop a new intermodal transit facility at the Transbay Terminal site.
- Supervisor Ammiano proposes supporting state bill AB 1419 to transfer Caltrans land for the Transbay Terminal; referred to Finance Committee.
- Resolution supporting AB 1419 on Transbay Terminal land transfers was sent to Finance Committee.
- Amendments moved to a state bill on Transbay Terminal land
- Resolution supporting AB 1419 adopted as amended, requiring Caltrans land transfers for Transbay Terminal bus storage and redevelopment funds.
- State bill backed to move Caltrans land for the Transbay Terminal
- Resolution endorsing the Caltrain corridor and Transbay Terminal for high speed rail review was referred for adoption.
- Supervisor Daly's ordinance moves Planning funds to a Transbay Terminal study and related costs, referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposes releasing $500,000 from the Finance Committee Reserve for the Transbay Terminal study; passed on first reading.
- Transbay Terminal study funded with $500,000 released from a Finance Committee reserve, finally passed as Ordinance 83-02.
- Cooperative agreement for the Transbay Terminal project, covering state land near the Embarcadero Freeway, sent to Land Use Committee.
- State land for Transbay Terminal project proposed
- City agrees to acquire state land for Transbay Terminal project.
- Appeal against certifying the environmental report for the Transbay Terminal and Caltrain extension at 425 Mission Street was heard; no decision printed here.
- Board upheld the Planning Commission's certification of the final environmental report for the Transbay Terminal and Caltrain extension.
- Motion to reverse the Transbay Terminal environmental report certification was tabled by the Board.
- Proposed eminent domain acquisition of four lots in Assessor's Block 3721 for the Transbay Terminal and Caltrain extension.
- Resolution to acquire four Assessor's Block 3721 lots by eminent domain for the Transbay Terminal project was continued to September 28, 2004.
- Public hearing set for August 17, 2004 on eminent domain purchase of Natoma Street lots for the Transbay Terminal project.
- Appeals against the environmental report for the Transbay Terminal and Caltrain extension at 425 Mission Street were continued to June 15, 2004.
- Motion to reverse certification of the Transbay Terminal environmental impact report was put off until June 15, 2004.
- Motion directing preparation of findings on the Transbay Terminal environmental report was put off until June 15, 2004.
- Motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the Transbay Terminal environmental report was tabled.
- Board to sit as Committee of the Whole on August 10, 2004 to consider taking lots at 80 Natoma for Transbay Terminal.
- Appeals against the environmental report for the Transbay Terminal at 425 Mission Street were continued to June 15, 2004.
- Hearing on taking four Natoma lots by eminent domain for the Transbay Terminal project continued to September 28, 2004.
- Hearing proposed on environmental findings and eminent domain acquisition of four lots at 80 Natoma for the Transbay Terminal project.
- Hearing on appeals of the Planning Commission's certification of the environmental report for the Transbay Terminal at 425 Mission Street.
- Board, sitting as a Committee of the Whole, takes up the Transbay Terminal and Caltrain Downtown Extension redevelopment project.
- Motion to affirm certification of the Transbay Terminal environmental impact report was put off until June 15, 2004.
- Move to reverse Transbay Terminal environmental approval; postponed, not decided.
- Vote on Transbay Terminal environmental approval put off; not decided.
- Findings on Transbay Terminal environmental approval put off; not decided.
- Findings on Transbay Terminal environmental approval put off; not decided.
- Board continued a motion to affirm the Transbay Terminal environmental impact report until June 15, 2004.
- Transbay Terminal environmental report upheld, as amended.
- Transbay Terminal environmental report upheld, as amended.
- Transbay Terminal environmental report upheld, as amended.
- Transbay Terminal environmental report upheld, as amended.
- Motion to reverse Transbay Terminal environmental report; no result recorded.
- Board overturned planners' environmental approval for Transbay Terminal.
- Request for Transbay Terminal decision paperwork put aside.
- City proposes taking land at 80 Natoma for Transbay project.
- Hearing set on taking four 80 Natoma lots by eminent domain for the Transbay Terminal and Caltrain extension.
- Board set an August 17, 2004 hearing, moved to 4:30 p.m., on taking Natoma Street lots for the Transbay Terminal.
- Plan to take four 80 Natoma lots by eminent domain put off.
- A closed-session hearing on litigation over the Transbay Terminal environmental impact report was received and assigned to the Board.
- Resolution passed urging the state to fund the Caltrain downtown extension and Transbay Terminal in any infrastructure bond.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging the state to fund the Caltrain downtown extension and Transbay Terminal in a 2006 bond.
- Hearing on housing for homeless people at the Transbay Terminal was sent to the City Operations and Neighborhood Services Committee.
- Hearing requested on the future of the Transbay Terminal; assigned to the Land Use and Economic Development Committee.
- Public trust moved from Transbay streets to Fisherman's Wharf streets
- Public-use protection moves from Transbay streets to Fisherman's Wharf streets