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Port piers

Named in the records1908–2012

25 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1908–2012: 4 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 21 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Named in the records
Records
25: 4 Board decisions, 21 facts from city reports
Years
1908–2012

What the records say

All 25 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
1908Port piers · other: Twenty-eight piers in operationbuildingCity report: The Port of San Francisco waterfront design & access : an element of the Waterfront land use plan
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1978Port piers transferred from State in 1978 · finding: Twenty-three piers virtually unusable for maritime purposesfindingCity report: Port of San Francisco : draft waterfront land use plan
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1978Removal of unusable Port piers · cost usd: between $10 and $20 million (1978 dollars)findingCity report: Port of San Francisco : draft waterfront land use plan
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1978Unusable piers transferred to the Port · finding: Twenty-three piers virtually unusable for maritime purposesfindingCity report: Port of San Francisco waterfront land use plan : draft for public review and comment
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1978Removal of unusable Port piers · cost usd: between $10 and $20 million (1978 dollars)measureCity report: Port of San Francisco waterfront land use plan : draft for public review and comment
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1985Port piers repairs · cost usd: $20 million per year from Port rental and maritime feesrecommendationCity report: A study of the infrastructure of the city and county of San Francisco : submitted to the Mayor and the Board of Supervisors, November 25, 1985
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1985Port Piers · cost usd: 200measureCity report: A study of the infrastructure of the city and county of San Francisco : submitted to the Mayor and the Board of Supervisors, November 25, 1985
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1986-06-09Resolution 471-86 approved the Controller's finding that private contractors can clean the Ferry Building, Agricultural Building and Port piers more cheaply.passedBoard decision
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1986-06-09Supervisors adopted a resolution letting a private contractor do janitorial work at the Ferry Building and Port piers, which the Controller certified as cheaper.passedBoard decision
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1987Port amendment to McAteer-Petris Act · proposes: allow repair, replacement or reconstruction of piers and pier structures, no larger than pre-existingactionCity report: Port of San Francisco waterfront land use plan : draft for public review and comment
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1990Proposition H · other: moratorium on non-maritime development on the Port's piers and within 100 feet of the shorelinemeasureCity report: Port of San Francisco waterfront land use plan : draft for public review and comment
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1992-06-01Resolution finds private contractors could clean the Ferry Building, Agricultural Building and Port piers more cheaply than city staff.passedBoard decision
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1994Port of San Francisco piers · finding: the Port has a surplus of existing facilities, including many piers that extend into the Bay, for which there is inadequate demand by water-oriented usesfindingCity report: Draft waterfront land use plan
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1994Port piers · height ft: 40 foot height limitsiteCity report: Draft waterfront land use plan
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1996Draft Plan commercial uses · use: hotels and residential uses not allowed on piersrecommendationCity report: Port of San Francisco waterfront land use plan : draft for public review and comment
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1996Proposition H · other: prohibits hotels on piers; hotels acceptable on seawall lotsfindingCity report: Port of San Francisco waterfront land use plan : draft for public review and comment
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1996McAteer-Petris Act permit requirement for Port piers · other: Port pier facilities governed by McAteer-Petris Act for 25 years of transition; BCDC permit required within Commission jurisdictionfindingCity report: Port of San Francisco waterfront land use plan : draft for public review and comment
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1996Port piers north of [name withheld] · finding: decline in demand for pier space for industrial water-dependent usesfindingCity report: Port of San Francisco waterfront land use plan : draft for public review and comment
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2012-05-22Ordinance proposed to let Port of San Francisco employees perform demolition, repair and replacement work on Port piers; assigned to Budget and Finance Committee.referredBoard decision
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1994Interim uses on Port piers and bulkhead buildings north of [name withheld] · proposes: interim uses for terms of up to five yearsmeasureCity report: Draft waterfront land use plan
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1994Interim uses on Port piers and bulkhead buildings north of [name withheld] · proposes: renewal of leases for one additional five year periodmeasureCity report: Draft waterfront land use plan
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1994Port piers height limit · height ft: 40 foot height limitmeasureCity report: Port of San Francisco : draft waterfront land use plan
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1994Proposition H · other: ban on hotel development on the piers or within 100 feet of the shorelinemeasureCity report: Draft waterfront land use plan
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1994Proposition H · other: moratorium on non-maritime development on the Port’s piers and within 100 feet of the shoreline, pending completion of the planmeasureCity report: Draft waterfront land use plan
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1996Proposition H · other: moratorium on non- maritime development on the Port’s piers and within 100 feet of the shorelinemeasureCity report: Port of San Francisco waterfront land use plan : draft for public review and comment
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