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Bay Area Air Pollution Control District

Named in the records1954–1978

34 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1954–1978: 26 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 8 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Named in the records
Records
34: 26 Board decisions, 8 facts from city reports
Years
1954–1978

What the records say

All 34 records, in date order. The one-line summaries were written by a language model from the printed page; open the page to check the wording.

WhenWhat the record saysOutcomeSource
1954Board asks San Francisco's state legislators to introduce a Bay Area air pollution control district bill; referred to committee.referredBoard decision
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1955-05-09The Board sent AB 147, a state bill setting up a Bay Area air pollution control district, to committee.referredBoard decision
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1955-09-19The Board adopted a resolution appointing Supervisor McMahon to represent San Francisco on the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District.passedBoard decision
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1956Bay Area Air Pollution Control District · other: transacts business and exercises powers in San Francisco countyagencyCity report: Organizational and financial aspects of the proposed San Francisco Bay Area rapid transit system
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1956-03-19Ordinance on an agreement with the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District naming the city treasury as its treasury; referred to Finance Committee.referredBoard decision
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1956-03-26Ordinance proposed making the City Treasury the treasury of the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District; passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1956-03-26Resolution adopted authorizing the Treasurer to loan up to $26,000 (≈ $322,075 in 2026 dollars) to the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District.passedBoard decision
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1956-03-26Ordinance proposed appropriating $8,635.05 (≈ $106,967 in 2026 dollars) from the Controller to pay the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District assessment; passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1956-04-02Ordinance finally passed making the city treasury the treasury of the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District, with the Treasurer and Controller acting for it.passedBoard decision
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1956-04-02Ordinance finally passed appropriating $8,635.05 (≈ $106,967 in 2026 dollars) from the Controller to pay the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District assessment.passedBoard decision
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1956-04-30Supervisor Clarissa Shortall McMahon was appointed to the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District board, effective June 1, 1956.passedBoard decision
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1956-07-02The Board adopted a motion inviting the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District Board to meet in San Francisco on July 11, 1956.passedBoard decision
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1957-05-20Board adopted a measure on county funding required for the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District.passedBoard decision
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1957-09-30The Board refused to urge the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District to extend the open dump burning deadline for the S. F. Salvage Association.refusedBoard decision
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1957-11-12A proposed policy of cooperating with the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District was referred to the Public Health and Welfare Committee.referredBoard decision
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1958-03-10Fire Code amended to enforce Bay Area Air Pollution Control District Regulation No. 1; passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1958-03-10Board adopted a policy of cooperating with the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District and complying with its regulations.passedBoard decision
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1958-03-17Fire Code amended to enforce Bay Area Air Pollution Control District Regulation No. 1, passed finally.passedBoard decision
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1958-09-08Board ordinance amends the annual appropriation to adjust the San Francisco Unified School District budget and fund the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District.ordinanceBoard decision
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1964-04-27Supervisor Clarissa Shortall McMahon was proposed for the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District board; no vote is printed.passedBoard decision
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1965-04-19The Board adopted a resolution urging enactment of AB 240, increasing the budget of the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District.passedBoard decision
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1966-02-21Supervisor Peter Tamaras was appointed to the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District board of directors.passedBoard decision
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1966-06-27Board waived notice and accepted termination of the city's role as auditor and treasurer for the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District.passedBoard decision
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1967-03-06Board urged state enactment of AB 182, freeing federal air monitoring funds for the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District.passedBoard decision
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1968-05-13Supervisor Peter Tamaras was reappointed to the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District board of directors.passedBoard decision
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1972-05-15Kopp's resolution opposing the present form of Bay Area Air Pollution Control District Regulation 2 was referred to committee.referredBoard decision
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1973-07-30Supervisor Pelosi's request to hold hearings on state bills replacing the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District board was sent to committee.referredBoard decision
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1977Bay Area Air Pollution Control District air quality measurement station · other: air quality measurement station at 939 Ellis Street, near the central business districtsiteCity report: Indirect environmental impacts : technical memorandum
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1977Bay Area APCD Regulation 2 continuous monitoring rules · other: amends Sections 3210.5 through 3210.11 of the rules and regulationsactionCity report: Request for public hearing to amend the continuous monitoring rules of Regulation 2 to conform with ARB requirements
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1978Bay Area Air Pollution Control District · finding: Governmental structure for implementing these control measures already exists in the Bay Area Air Pollution Control DistrictfindingCity report: Draft environmental management plan for the San Francisco Bay Region : plan recommendations
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1977Continuous emission monitoring of NOx, SO2 or O2 and opacity from steam generators of 250 million BTU per hour or more · other: Exemption for use factor below 30 percent due to drought conditions, expires December 31, 1979measureCity report: Request for public hearing to amend the continuous monitoring rules of Regulation 2 to conform with ARB requirements
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1977Regulation 2 continuous monitoring rules (Resolution 77-18) · adopted: Amendment to Regulation 23 (Resolution 77-18, Bay Area APCD)actionCity report: Request for public hearing to amend the continuous monitoring rules of Regulation 2 to conform with ARB requirements
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1977Regulation 2 continuous monitoring rules (Resolution 77-18) · other: in effect beginning June 22, 1977 until ARB Executive Officer finds a substantially equivalent District rule adoptedmeasureCity report: Request for public hearing to amend the continuous monitoring rules of Regulation 2 to conform with ARB requirements
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1977Bay Area Air Pollution Control District continuous emission monitoring amendment to Regulation 2 · adopted: Adopted by Air Resources BoardmeasureCity report: Request for public hearing to amend the continuous monitoring rules of Regulation 2 to conform with ARB requirements
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