All decisions
about 460 Board decisions about Aaron Peskin, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Supervisor Peskin's amended ordinance on California Environmental Quality Act procedures was passed on first reading, then sent back to committee for public comment.
- Supervisor Kaufman's CEQA procedures and fees ordinance was amended, passed on first reading, then sent back to committee for public comment.
- Board voted to meet in closed session with the City Attorney about anticipated energy-related litigation.
- Board voted to meet in closed session with the City Attorney about possible lead-poisoning litigation against paint and lead companies.
- Board to meet privately over business tax lawsuits
- Private city lawyer talks on joining a lead paint suit approved
- The Board voted to meet in closed session with the City Attorney on a possible lead-poisoning lawsuit against paint and chemical companies.
- Closed session sought over lawsuits challenging the business tax
- Closed-session briefing on lawsuits challenging the city's business taxes was continued to February 26, 2001.
- Board to meet privately over business tax lawsuits
- Proposed order to halt permit applications for new live/work developments was tabled by the Board.
- Supervisors voted to table a resolution pausing permits for new live/work developments citywide while interim zoning was considered.
- Proposed order halting permit actions on new live/work developments was tabled, so it did not take effect.
- Resolution urging state passage of Senate Bill 71 on workers' compensation was continued to March 5, 2001.
- Resolution urging the state legislature to pass Senate Bill 71 on workers' compensation was continued to March 5, 2001.
- Resolution adopted urging the Port Commission to fairly weigh citizen committees' proposals on waterfront development.
- Ordinance letting the Library Commission charge fines and fees for library materials was continued to March 12, 2001.
- Ordinance letting the Library Commission charge certain library fines and fees was continued to March 12, 2001.
- Resolution urging the State Legislature to pass and [name withheld] to sign Senate Bill 71 was continued to March 19.
- Resolution urging the state to pass Senate Bill 71 on workers' compensation was continued to March 19, 2001.
- Board approved the minutes of its January 22 and January 29, 2001 meetings.
- Minutes of the January 22 and January 29, 2001 Board meetings were approved.
- Board tabled a proposed settlement of business tax litigation between the City and various plaintiffs.
- Board tabled a motion approving in principle settlement of business tax litigation between the City and various plaintiffs.
- Jeffrey Chen's appointment to the Immigrant Rights Commission was re-referred to the Rules Committee.
- Jeffrey Chen's appointment to the Immigrant Rights Commission was re-referred to the Rules Committee.
- Proposed resolution on business tax refunds if courts strike the alternative tax was severed for separate consideration.
- A resolution on business payroll tax refunds was tabled after Supervisor Peskin's motion carried.
- Rejecting the 692-696 De Haro Street subdivision is put forward
- Board approved a motion disapproving Public Works' approval of a three-lot subdivision at 692-696 De Haro Street.
- Nuisance code revision, covering mold, lead hazards and animal keeping, was continued to May 29, 2001 on first reading.
- Minutes of the March 26, 2001 Board meeting were approved by a 6-0 vote with five members absent.
- Continued to May 29 the proposed Nuisance Code revision consolidating public nuisance rules and raising penalties for non-compliance.
- Appeal of approval for a 43-unit residential project at 3620 19th Street was continued to June 25, 2001.
- Board continued to June 25, 2001 the environmental review of a proposed conditional use at 3620 19th Street.
- Appeal seeking to disapprove a conditional use at 3620 19th Street was continued to June 25, 2001.
- Supervisors continued certification of environmental review for a proposed conditional use at 3620 19th Street to June 25, 2001.
- Supervisors continued the motion directing preparation of findings for the 3620 19th Street conditional use to June 25, 2001.
- Appeal of the Planning Commission's approval of a conditional use at 3620 19th Street was continued to June 25, 2001.
- Board continued to June 25, 2001 the directive for findings on a conditional use at 3620 19th Street.
- Appeal of Planning Commission approval of a conditional use at 3620 19th Street was continued to June 25, 2001.
- Motion to disapprove Planning Commission approval of a conditional use at 3620 19th Street was continued to June 25, 2001.
- Resolution adopted, as amended, supporting the Mental Health Board's declaration of a health and housing emergency and urging city departments to protect services.
- Resolution adopted as amended, commending Public Health for leading the Families in SROs Workgroup and adopting its report findings.
- Resolution adopted, as amended, commending the Department of Public Health and adopting a report on families living in SRO hotels.
- Resolution adopted as amended, supporting the Mental Health Board's health and housing emergency declaration and urging departments to preserve services.
- Supervisor Tony Hall's appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board was adopted.
- Findings back approving 43 flats at 3620 19th Street
- Findings adopted supporting approval of a 43-unit residential project at 3620 19th Street, with added conditions.
- Supervisor Tony Hall was appointed to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District board of directors.
- City Lights Bookstore at 261-271 Columbus Avenue was passed on first reading, as amended, as Landmark No. 228.
- Landmark plan for City Lights Bookstore amended
- Permission to move two Anza and Carlos III statues to a Dolores Street median was sent back to committee.
- Nibbi Brothers ask a year of Morris Street for loft building
- Supervisor Chris Daly was appointed to the Association of Bay Area Governments Executive Board, replacing the resigned Supervisor Tony Hall.
- Supervisor Chris Daly approved as Association of Bay Area Governments Executive Board member, succeeding Tony Hall, until June 30, 2003.
- Ballot argument for a proposed San Francisco-Brisbane Municipal Utility District was continued to August 27, 2001.
- Ballot argument for a San Francisco-Brisbane utility district put off
- Supervisors approved Peskin's ballot argument in favor of Proposition D, a charter amendment on Bay landfill of 100 acres or more.
- Motion for a closed Board hearing on investigations of the Department of Elections was tabled by the Board.
- Supervisor Maxwell was excused from attending the October 1, 2001 Board meeting.
- Continued to October 22, 2001, the proposed agreement to convey former Central Freeway parcels to the Redevelopment Agency.
- Board continued to October 22 the agreement conveying former Central Freeway parcels to the Redevelopment Agency for affordable housing.
- World Trade Club's licence move to Ferry Plaza put off
- Board voted to convene in closed session to discuss potential threats to public services or facilities.
- Transfer of World Trade Club's liquor license to 1 Ferry Plaza, Pier 2 continued to October 29, 2001.
- Motion to hold a closed session on potential threats to public services, with police, fire and airport officials, was approved.
- Peskin moved an amendment requiring Board approval of mayoral and Board nominees within 60 days, else deemed approved; amended.
- Charter amendment to share appointments to Planning, Appeals and Building Inspection commissions was amended; outcome not yet printed.
- Motion to confer with the City Attorney on anticipated litigation with Comcast over cable franchise compliance was continued to November 18, 2002.
- Metro PCS antennas at 2444-2454 Noriega Street heard on appeal
- Board re-referred to Finance Committee a $260,144 appropriation for the District Attorney's court-ordered change of venue.
- Music licensing ordinance for the Administrative Services Department was re-referred to the Rules and Audits Committee.
- Ordinance on sole-source music licensing agreements for city use was re-referred to the Rules and Audits Committee.
- The Board approved the minutes of its January 14 and January 22, 2002 meetings.
- The Board voted to meet in closed session with the City Attorney about lawsuits challenging the city's minority and women business contracting program.
- Board to meet privately over the local business program lawsuits
- Motion to appoint [name withheld] to the Ethics Commission was re-referred to the Rules and Audits Committee.
- [name withheld] proposed appointment to the Ethics Commission was sent back to the Rules and Audits Committee.
- Board adopted a finding that the resolutions being considered are purely commendatory.
- Board adopted a finding that immediate action on the resolutions was needed because the need arose after agenda posting.
- Proposed ordinance would settle a lawsuit by newspaper publishers against the city for $85,000; continued to April 29, 2002.
- Proposed ordinance would restrict freestanding newsracks on city streets and create fixed pedestal zones; continued to April 29, 2002.
- Proposed ordinance would approve a pedestal newsrack agreement with [name withheld], Inc.; continued to April 29, 2002.
- Proposed citywide newsrack rules restricting freestanding racks on public streets continued to April 29, 2002.
- Agreement with [name withheld] for pedestal-mounted newsracks on city property continued to April 29, 2002.
- $85,000 newsrack settlement proposed with newspaper publishers
- Clerk told to write findings on 20 Woodside Avenue
- Motion to overturn approval of wireless antennas on St. John's church bell tower at 20 Woodside Avenue failed.
- Board tabled a motion directing preparation of findings for a conditional use at 20 Woodside Avenue.
- Motion to overturn approval of church bell-tower antennas at 20 Woodside Avenue failed, seven to four.
- Proposed ordinance to make San Francisco pay postage on absentee ballots was continued to June 10, 2002.
- Proposal to have San Francisco pay postage for absentee ballots was continued to June 10, 2002.
- Concern over KPIX coverage of Chinese restaurants; no vote shown.
- A resolution expressing concern about KPIX's news series on Chinese restaurants was continued to June 10, 2002.
- Resolution expressing concern over KPIX's news series on Chinese restaurants was continued to June 24, 2002.
- City keeps needle exchange emergency declaration in place.
- Challenge to a Geary Boulevard building permit; vote not shown.
- Clerk directed to prepare findings on the conditional use application for 5200 Geary Boulevard for the Board's next meeting.
- Motion to approve the Planning Commission's conditional use decision for 5200 Geary Boulevard was tabled, delaying a final decision.
- Pierce Street building appeal heard; decision put off.
- Special permission for 5200 Geary Boulevard moved for approval
- Clerk asked to write findings on 3224-3252 Pierce Street
- Neighbours' appeal on a Geary Boulevard building heard; decision put off.
- A motion to uphold the Planning Commission's approval of the Pierce Street antenna permit was tabled, delaying the decision.
- Clerk asked to write findings on 5200 Geary Boulevard
- Challenge to a Pierce Street building permit; vote not shown.
- Board approved the Noriega Street conditional use with extra conditions, including a height limit and an affordable inclusionary housing unit.
- City leaders met privately about possible AT&T merger lawsuit.
- City chose not to publicly reveal private AT&T lawsuit talks.
- Board voted to convene in closed session to discuss the status of potential AT&T merger litigation.
- Board voted not to disclose its closed-session deliberations on the anticipated litigation.
- Leases for dozens of SFO shops and restaurants were amended; the resolution still awaits its final vote.
- New airport terminal shops and food leases approved.
- Peskin's motion to hold a Committee of the Whole on Mayor's Planning Commission nominees was tabled.
- Peskin's motion to suspend a rule on referring appointments to the Rules Committee was tabled.
- Rule change on referring appointments postponed.
- 1598 Dolores Street appeal put off to September 17
- Natural areas advisory group proposal sent back for changes.
- Resolution to create a citizens advisory committee for the Recreation and Park natural areas program was re-referred with a pending amendment.
- Ordinance to bar temporary reclassifications of department deputy director posts without Board approval was tabled.
- Hearing on planning commission nominees postponed.
- Parks department asked to work more with neighbourhood groups.
- The Committee of the Whole tabled its hearing on the Mayor's nominations to the Planning Commission.
- Amendment naming [name withheld] to the Children and Families Trust Fund Commission passed; motions to refer and rescind failed.
- Terry Giovannini's appointment to the Children and Families Trust Fund Commission was amended to name [name withheld] instead; referral failed.
- Board adopted a Brown Act finding that urgent resolutions arose after the agenda was posted, allowing their consideration.
- The Board voted 9-0 to keep its closed-session deliberations on anticipated AT&[name withheld] litigation undisclosed.
- A motion to reject Mayor's Planning Commission nominee Edgar Boyd was tabled.
- The Board voted 9-0 to keep its closed-session deliberations on the anticipated AT&[name withheld] litigation undisclosed.
- Supervisors voted to table the Mayor's motion rejecting Sabrina Saunders's nomination to the Board of Appeals.
- Motion to reject Mayor's nomination of Sabrina Saunders to Board of Appeals was tabled.
- Board continued a closed-session conference with the City Attorney on anticipated litigation with AT&T Broadband over cable franchise compliance.
- Closed-session talks with the City Attorney on possible cable litigation with AT&T Broadband were put off.
- Closed session called on the challenge to the assault weapons ban
- Closed-session talks with the City Attorney on possible construction-related disputes were approved by the Board.
- Committee of the Whole scheduled for October 15, 2002 to revise the 2012 Olympic bid agreement with BASOC.
- Closed-session talks with the City Attorney on possible cable TV litigation with AT&T Broadband were continued to November 12, 2002.
- Closed-session talks on possible cable television litigation with AT&T Broadband were continued to November 12, 2002.
- Board approved scheduling a Committee of the Whole on October 15, 2002 to consider 2012 Olympic bid legislation.
- The Board voted 11-0 to meet in closed session with the City Attorney about possible construction-related litigation.
- Closed session with the City Attorney on possible construction-related litigation was approved by eleven votes.
- Proposed ban on Segway personal mobility devices on San Francisco sidewalks and transit was continued to December 16, 2002.
- Hearing held on Metro PCS antennas at 2444-2454 Noriega Street
- Board continued the motion disapproving the Metro PCS antenna approval at 2444-2454 Noriega Street to January 13, 2003.
- Board continued the motion directing findings on the Metro PCS antenna permit at 2444-2454 Noriega Street to January 13, 2003.
- The Board continued a motion to disapprove Metro PCS antennas at 2444-2454 Noriega Street to January 13, 2003.
- Proposed ban on Segway devices on sidewalks and in transit stations was continued to December 16, 2002.
- Findings on the 2444-2454 Noriega Street antennas put off to January
- Charter amendment on tax-deferred pay and domestic partner retirement benefits was tabled by the Board.
- Mayor's re-appointment of [name withheld] to the Redevelopment Agency was continued to March 25, 2003.
- Mayor's re-appointment of Leroy King to the Redevelopment Agency was continued to March 25, 2003.
- Airport Commission's settlement with [name withheld], leasing airport coffee and restaurant spaces to [name withheld] companies, was continued to May 13, 2003.
- Proposal to take 701 Lombard Street by eminent domain for a neighborhood park was continued to November 25, 2003.
- Appeal of the final environmental report for the 300 Spear Street project was continued to November 18, 2003.
- Motion to affirm environmental report for the 300 Spear Street project was continued to November 18, 2003.
- Continued to March 25, 2003, the re-appointment of Michael Hardeman to the San Francisco Port Commission.
- Continued to March 25, 2003, the appointment of Ben Horn to the San Francisco Port Commission.
- Amended renewal of San Francisco Community Television Corporation's public access cable channel designation, ending June 30, 2005.
- The Board voted to meet in closed session with the City Attorney on the city's fraud lawsuit against Tutor-Saliba over the airport terminal.
- A motion carried 9-0 to keep the Board's closed-session deliberations on existing litigation private.
- Motion to reverse environmental report approval for 300 Spear Street project was continued to November 18, 2003.
- Motion to prepare findings reversing 300 Spear Street environmental approval was continued to November 18, 2003.
- Edgehill Park land exchange and [name withheld] lawsuit settlement ordinance continued to November 18, 2003.
- Michael Hardeman's reappointment to the Port Commission was sent back to the Rules Committee.
- Ben Horn's appointment to the Port Commission was sent back to the Rules Committee.
- Resolution to seek beverage vending proposals for City sites was re-referred to the Finance and Audits Committee.
- Charter amendment on retirement benefits for miscellaneous safety employees was continued to May 20, 2003.
- Deliberations in the [name withheld] v. San Francisco lawsuit were kept confidential after the closed session.
- Board voted 10-0 to keep its closed session deliberations on existing litigation undisclosed.
- Closed-door session on the city's fraud lawsuit against Tutor-Saliba Corporation over the airport terminal was approved.
- The Board refused to adopt Supervisor Peskin's motion limiting Supervisors to three unexcused committee absences in six months.
- Mayor's re-appointment of [name withheld] to the Redevelopment Agency for a term ending 2006 was continued to March 25, 2003.
- Mayor's re-appointment of Leroy King to the Redevelopment Agency for a term ending 2006 was continued to March 25, 2003.
- Michael Hardeman's reappointment to the San Francisco Port Commission was continued to March 25, 2003.
- Ben Hom's appointment to the San Francisco Port Commission was continued to March 25, 2003.
- Telecommunications department renews SFCTC as operator of the city's public access cable channel, amended to end June 30, 2005.
- Ben Hom's appointment to the Port Commission was sent back to the Rules Committee.
- A continuance vote with no subject on this page
- Motion to affirm the negative declaration for 40-50 Lansing Street was continued to April 8, 2003.
- Motion to reverse the negative declaration for 40-50 Lansing Street was continued to April 8, 2003.
- Motion to prepare findings reversing approval of a negative declaration for 40-50 Lansing Street was continued to April 8.
- A hearing on an environmental finding continued to April
- Appeal of the environmental review for an 81-unit building at 40-50 Lansing Street was continued to April 8, 2003.
- Michael Hardeman's re-appointment to the Port Commission was sent back to the Rules Committee.
- Findings against the 40-50 Lansing Street environmental review put off
- Hearing on appeal of environmental review for an 81-unit building at 40-50 Lansing Street was continued to April 8.
- A motion to reverse the Planning Commission's negative declaration for 40-50 Lansing Street was tabled by an 11-0 vote.
- The Board affirmed the Planning Commission's negative declaration for 40-50 Lansing Street, approved by an 11-0 vote.
- A motion to prepare findings reversing the negative declaration for 40-50 Lansing Street was tabled by an 11-0 vote.
- Findings sought to overturn the 40-50 Lansing Street review
- Upholding the 40-50 Lansing Street environmental finding moved
- Move to reverse the 40-50 Lansing Street environmental finding
- Closed-session litigation talks kept private.
- Rent limits kept five years after landlords pull units from market
- Airport coffee and restaurant leases to [name withheld] entities postponed
- Pay and work terms for theatrical stage employees, Local 16, pending
- Board continued closed-session discussion of the City's unlitigated claim against [name withheld] over its airport contract default to May 20.
- Closed session on airport operator dispute delayed to May 20.
- Airport coffee and restaurant deal settles dispute; not yet final.
- Ordinance adopting a 2003-2005 labour agreement with Teamsters Local 853 was referred back to committee.
- Ordinance on a labor agreement with Laborers Local 261 was re-referred to the Budget Committee.
- Airport settlement with [name withheld], leasing coffee and restaurant space to [name withheld] entities, was continued to May 20, 2003.
- Teamsters Local 853 contract up for review, not yet decided.
- Environmental clearance for 2690 Harrison project put off to June.
- Board keeps [name withheld] lawsuit talks private.
- Ordinance settling an airport concession claim with [name withheld] was continued to June 10, 2003.
- Charter amendment on retirement benefits for miscellaneous safety employees was continued to June 10, 2003.
- Closed-session deliberations on the [name withheld] lawsuit were kept confidential by a 7-0 vote.
- Airport settlement and food-lease deal proposed; no vote shown.
- Motion to affirm the Planning Department's CEQA exemption for Wharf J-10 was tabled by the Board.
- Vote to keep Wharf J-10 environmental exemption put off.
- Asian Week, El Mensajero and Bay Area Reporter proposed as outreach newspapers; the resolution was sent to the Finance and Audits Committee.
- Board tabled a motion finding the Wharf J-10 appeal untimely but agreeing to hear it anyway.
- The Board approved a motion disapproving the Planning Department's CEQA exemption for the Wharf J-10 project.
- The Board approved a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings disapproving the Wharf J-10 CEQA exemption.
- Private talks on lawsuits over elections director's firing.
- Attempt to delay Wharf J-10 decision voted down.
- Board voted 11-0 to keep its closed-session discussion of the [name withheld] litigation private.
- City votes to overturn Wharf J-10 environmental exemption.
- Closed-door talks on [name withheld] case kept secret.
- Board tabled a motion finding the appeal of the Wharf J-10 statutory exemption untimely.
- Wharf J-10 appeal found filed on time.
- Community newspapers for city ads sent back to committee.
- Vote on late-appeal question put off.
- Motion to affirm the environmental exemption for 948-950 Lombard Street was tabled.
- Motion to disapprove the environmental exemption for 948-950 Lombard Street was tabled.
- Motion to prepare findings disapproving the 948-950 Lombard Street exemption was tabled.
- Motion to table the appeal of the environmental exemption for 948-950 Lombard Street was approved.
- Appeal heard over the environmental exemption for 948-950 Lombard Street
- Airport Commission loses power to approve airport lawyers.
- Charter amendment clarifying the Commission on the Environment's jurisdiction was continued to July 15, 2003.
- Approved unanimously by all eleven supervisors present
- City upheld approval of 28 new homes at 270-284 Valencia Street.
- The Board tabled the motion to overturn the conditional use approval for 270-284 Valencia Street, after a failed amendment by Daly.
- Secondary unit exemption from environmental review; outcome not in this text.
- Challenge to secondary unit exemption considered; outcome not shown.
- The Board voted six to five to table a motion disapproving the Planning Department's CEQA exemption for the Secondary Unit Ordinance.
- The Board approved the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 270-284 Valencia Street, rejecting the neighbours' appeal.
- The Board approved a motion affirming the Planning Department's CEQA exemption for the Secondary Unit Ordinance, six to five.
- Clerk of the Board directed to prepare findings on a conditional use application for 40-50 Lansing Street.
- Board certified environmental review of a mitigated negative declaration for a conditional use at 40-50 Lansing Street.
- Appeal of a conditional use at 40-50 Lansing Street was tabled, delaying the Planning Commission's approval.
- Special permission proposed for the 40-50 Lansing Street building
- Clerk to write findings on the 40-50 Lansing Street case
- Finding of no major environmental harm offered for 40-50 Lansing Street
- Override of Mayor Brown's veto of the Vietnamese Heritage and Freedom Flag legislation was not scheduled, by 8 votes to 3.
- Mayor's veto of Vietnamese flag law stands.
- The Board approved the minutes of its July 8 and July 15, 2003 meetings.
- The Board excused Supervisors Daly, Maxwell and Sandoval from attending the August 19, 2003 meeting.
- City Attorney's second extension of a tolling agreement with the EPA over the Casmalia site was tabled.
- An ordinance to recognize domestic partnerships and civil unions formed in other jurisdictions passed first reading as amended.
- Adopted by eight supervisors, with three excused
- Condominium at Diamond and Wilder Streets to become Glen Park library
- Vote to uphold the 600 Portola Drive map put off
- Motion approving the 600 Portola Drive subdivision map was continued to September 16, 2003.
- Ordinance to buy a condominium at Diamond and Wilder Streets for the Glen Park library branch was continued to September 16.
- Appeal of approval for an 18-unit condominium project at 600 Portola Drive was continued to September 16, 2003.
- Appeal over 18 flats at 600 Portola Drive put off
- A motion to disapprove the Public Works approval of the 600 Portola Drive condominium map was tabled.
- The Board upheld the Planning Commission's negative declaration for 2026 Lombard Street, rejecting [name withheld] appeal by a 7-3 vote.
- The Public Works approval of an 18-unit condominium project at 600 Portola Drive was upheld by motion M03-157.
- Move to reject the 18-unit project at 600 Portola Drive
- Peskin proposed a public hearing on October 7, 2003 about taking Lot 001, Block 0074 by eminent domain for open space.
- Clerk asked to write findings on 600 Portola Drive
- Upholding the 2026 Lombard Street environmental finding moved
- Motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the 2026 Lombard Street conditional use was approved.
- The Board approved a motion directing preparation of findings legalizing an 18-unit condominium project at 600 Portola Drive.
- Clerk asked to write findings on 2026 Lombard Street
- Upholding the 18-unit project at 600 Portola Drive moved
- Environment Department authorized to accept and spend a $25,000 state grant for recycled tire rubber surfaces in Golden Gate Concourse parking garage.
- Park land taking by eminent domain continued to October 21
- Hearing on taking 701 Lombard Street by eminent domain for a neighborhood park was continued to October 21, 2003.
- Resolution to take 701 Lombard Street by eminent domain for a neighborhood park was continued to October 21, 2003.
- Resolution to acquire 701 Lombard Street by eminent domain for parks was continued to October 21, 2003.
- Findings for reversing the 300 Spear Street report put off
- Edgehill Park land swap would settle the Spiers Construction fence suit
- Hearing on the 300 Spear Street environmental report put off
- Move to reverse the 300 Spear Street environmental report put off
- Eminent domain taking for open space put off to November
- Board adopted as amended a resolution supporting European Union efforts to regulate hazardous chemicals.
- Supervisors tabled a resolution extending Planning Commission review time for a citywide second-unit zoning ordinance.
- More time sought for the Planning Commission on second units
- Resolution urging Port Commission to end Mills Corporation's Piers 27-31 exclusive negotiating deal was continued to November 25, 2003.
- Peskin's motion tabled a charter amendment on tax-deferred employee pay and domestic partner retirement benefits.
- A resolution urging the Port not to extend the Mills Corporation's exclusive negotiating deal for Piers 27-31 was continued to November 25.
- Board tabled a resolution urging the Port not to extend Mills Corporation's negotiating deal for Piers 27-31.
- Board continued to December 16, 2003 a resolution to take Lot 001 at 701 Lombard Street by eminent domain for a neighborhood park.
- Resolution urging the Port not to extend the Mills Corporation's negotiating deal for Piers 27-31 was tabled.
- Park land taking by eminent domain continued to December 16
- Board adopted as amended the renewal of the Union Square Business Improvement District, with its service agreement and advisory board.
- Eminent domain resolution to acquire Lot 001 at 701 Lombard Street for a park was continued to January 13, 2004.
- Motion affirming the Planning Department's negative declaration for 701 Lombard Street was tabled.
- Eminent domain taking for open space put off to January
- Findings to reverse the 701 Lombard Street environmental finding taken up
- Finding of no major harm at 701 Lombard Street to stand
- Planning's negative environmental declaration for 701 Lombard Street was reversed by the Board of Supervisors motion.
- Clerk directed to prepare written findings reversing the 701 Lombard Street negative declaration.
- Peskin's resolution on beverage vending concessions at City sites was re-referred to the Finance and Audits Committee.
- Board approved a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings disapproving the 8 Washington Street declaration.
- The Board tabled a motion certifying environmental review for a proposed conditional use at 8 Washington Street, aka 370 Drumm Street.
- The Board tabled a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the 8 Washington Street conditional use application.
- The Board approved the minutes of its March 9, 2004 meeting by a 10-0 vote.
- Affordable and supportive housing bond measure passed first reading as amended, to be consolidated with the November 2, 2004 election.
- The Board approved, as amended, a motion extending time for city labor negotiations under Charter Section 11.100.
- An ordinance proposed to exclude biotechnology businesses from the payroll expense tax; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Proposed ordinance letting the Public Utilities Commission seek bids for surplus real properties was continued to April 20, 2004.
- Elizabeth Strahlstrom's appointment to the Treasure Island Development Authority Citizens Advisory Board was re-referred to the Rules Committee.
- Continued to November 16, 2004: CHH Realty, Inc. seeks permission to build a loading ramp on Security Pacific Place for [name withheld].
- A proposal to proclaim [name withheld] an honorary citizen of San Francisco was continued to October 26, 2004.
- A resolution urging Congress to pass the Bringing America Home Act (H.R. 2897) is proposed, with its vote on the next page.
- Board approved a motion disapproving the mitigated negative declaration for a project at 8 Washington Street.
- Board tabled a motion adopting the mitigated negative declaration for 8 Washington Street, aka 370 Drumm Street.
- The Board tabled a motion approving the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 8 Washington Street, aka 370 Drumm Street.
- The Board tabled a motion disapproving the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 8 Washington Street, aka 370 Drumm Street.
- Board, sitting as a Committee of the Whole, takes up the Transbay Terminal and Caltrain Downtown Extension redevelopment project.
- Resolution retroactively approving a Public Utilities Commission program management contract renewal with Water Infrastructure Partners was amended to reserve $2,500,000.
- Board recommended approval of up to $30 million in ABAG revenue bonds for seismic upgrades to 690 and 938-942 Market Street.
- Resolution to take four lots at 80 Natoma by eminent domain for Transbay project was continued to September 21, 2004.
- Appeal against the environmental exemption for the American Buddhist Cultural Society building was continued to January 25, 2005.
- The Board continued the Mayor's proposed appointment of Dwight Alexander to the Planning Commission until October 19, 2004.
- The Board continued the Mayor's proposed appointment of [name withheld] to the Planning Commission to October 19, 2004.
- Appeal of the environmental exemption for 899 North Point Street was continued to January 27, 2004.
- Findings on the 899 North Point Street appeal put off
- Proposed eminent domain taking of 701 Lombard Street for a neighborhood park was continued to February 10, 2004.
- Motion affirming the environmental exemption for 899 North Point Street was continued to January 27, 2004.
- Clerk's findings on the categorical exemption for 899 North Point Street project were continued to January 27, 2004.
- Board puts the motion off, ten supervisors in favor
- Neighborhood groups' appeal of the environmental exemption for 899 North Point Street was continued to January 27, 2004.
- Motion disapproving the environmental exemption for 899 North Point Street was continued to January 27, 2004.
- Taking a lot for parkland by eminent domain, continued
- Planning Commission given 30 more days on 690 Market Street
- Proposed extension of deadline for city worker contract talks.
- Proposed renewal of Water Infrastructure Partners' SFPUC program management contract, up to $11 million, with $2.5 million placed on reserve.
- City declares April 24, 2004 [name withheld].
- Treasure Island advisory board pick sent back to committee.
- Upholding the 8 Washington Street environmental finding is shelved
- Findings on 8 Washington Street sought for the next meeting
- Vote to overturn 8 Washington Street approval postponed.
- An approval vote with no subject on this page
- Vote sought to certify the 8 Washington Street review
- Vote sought to uphold special permission for 8 Washington Street
- Plan to sell surplus utility land
- Plan to sell unused utility land postponed.
- Proposed process for the Public Utilities Commission to sell surplus real properties was continued to April 27, 2004.
- Plan would let city utilities agency sell surplus land, with approval.
- Ordinance letting the Public Utilities Commission seek bids for surplus property was re-referred to committee.
- Supervisors urged zoo to move two elephants to a sanctuary.
- Proposed resolution would designate the San Francisco [name withheld] as official newspaper for Type 2 city advertising.
- Proposed eminent domain taking of four lots at 80 Natoma for the Transbay project was continued to September 21, 2004.
- [name withheld] picked for certain public notices; vote not shown.
- Plan to take four 80 Natoma lots by eminent domain put off.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates about $98.6M in bond money for neighborhood parks and open space projects.
- Tax break proposed for biotech businesses; still pending.
- Sidewalk and curb repair costs at several properties approved for assessment, with 873 Alvarado Street removed.
- Sidewalk repair bills cut for Alvarado Street and Langton Street
- The Clerk of the Board was directed to prepare findings on the appeal of the 450 Frederick Street environmental exemption.
- Motion affirming the Planning Department's environmental exemption for 450 Frederick Street was tabled by the Board.
- Overturning the environmental exemption for 450 Frederick Street
- Findings to be written on the 450 Frederick Street appeal
- Motion disapproving the Planning Department's environmental exemption for the 450 Frederick Street project was approved.
- Environmental exemption for 450 Frederick Street moved to be tabled
- [name withheld] loading ramp at 199 Geary Street put off
- A street encroachment at 199 Geary Street is before the Board; its outcome is not shown here.
- A motion continued with no subject on this page
- Supervisors propose moving $2,525,000 from the Convention Visitors Bureau to Public Health clinics and HIV/AIDS services.
- A motion continued with no subject on this page
- Environmental exemption for 1730-1750 Van Ness Avenue put off
- The Planning Department's environmental exemption for the 3775 21st Street project was affirmed by motion.
- The Board found the appeal of the 329 Bay Street negative declaration timely filed.
- The Board directed the Clerk to prepare findings on the timeliness of the 329 Bay Street appeal.
- A motion proposed to reverse Planning's approval of the negative declaration for 329 Bay Street.
- Clerk ordered to prepare findings reversing Planning's negative declaration approval for 329 Bay Street, passed 6 to 4.
- A motion to disapprove the environmental exemption for the 3775 21st Street project was tabled.
- A motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the 3775 21st Street exemption appeal was proposed.
- A motion to affirm Planning's negative declaration for 329 Bay Street was tabled by a 6-4 vote.
- Peskin moved to table a motion declaring the appeal against the 329 Bay Street negative declaration untimely, and it was tabled.
- Approved, with the 329 Bay Street environmental finding next
- Ruling sought that the 329 Bay Street appeal came too late
- Upholding the 329 Bay Street environmental finding is shelved
- An approval vote with no subject on this page
- Supervisor Mirkarimi named to Local Agency Formation Commission.
- Supervisor Peskin proposed letting four supervisors call matters from committee; the substituted motion is in Rules Committee.
- Motion to challenge 3775 21st Street ruling put off.
- Supervisors uphold city ruling that 3775 21st Street needs no environmental review.
- Supervisors uphold city ruling that 3775 21st Street needs no environmental review.
- Board urges the City Attorney to file a friend-of-court brief protecting tenants against wrongful evictions.
- Rodney Fong's appointment to the San Francisco Port Commission was continued to October 24, 2006.
- Board rules amended so items decided before a long recess are processed as completed business, not reconsidered after reconvening.
- The Land Use Committee is renamed the Land Use and Economic Development Committee, approved by a 9 to 1 vote.
- [name withheld] reappointment to the Treasure Island Development Authority board was continued to October 31, 2006.
- Owen Stephens's appointment to the Treasure Island Development Authority board was continued to October 31, 2006.
- Motion to affirm the Planning Department's environmental exemption for 2564 Sutter Street was tabled by the Board.
- [name withheld] reappointment to the Treasure Island Development Authority board was continued to October 31, 2006.
- Board disapproved the Planning Department's environmental exemption for the 2564 Sutter Street project, so it faces full review.
- Board directed the Clerk to prepare findings on the appeal of the 2564 Sutter Street environmental exemption.
- Board committees must report legislation to the Board by 9:00 a.m. Thursdays for the following Tuesday's meeting, approved by vote.
- Better Neighborhoods planning process ordinance was amended and re-referred to the Land Use Committee.
- Motion to have the Budget Analyst study the Environment Department's Impound Account was referred to the Government Audit and Oversight Committee.
- Owen Stephens's appointment to the Treasure Island Development Authority board was continued to October 31, 2006.
- Motion proposed to amend the budget analyst services contract by replacing [name withheld] with Harvey M. Rose Associates, LLC; sent to committee.
- Rodney Fong's appointment to the Port Commission was continued to October 24, 2006.
- A motion to approve the 38-unit condominium parcel map at 901 Bush Street was tabled, leaving the Public Works refusal in place.
- Approval of the 901 Bush Street parcel map proposed
- A motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the 901 Bush Street condominium map was tabled.
- A motion tabled with no subject on this page
- The Board tabled a motion to approve a 38-unit condominium tentative parcel map at 901 Bush Street.
- The Board tabled a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the 901 Bush Street parcel map.
- Rules for planning and permits in new neighborhood plan areas.
- Better Neighborhoods planning ordinance was amended and re-referred to the Land Use Committee.
- Proposed earlier deadline for committees to send items forward; not decided.
- Proposed rule for meetings paused over twelve hours; not decided yet.
- Land Use Committee renamed the Land Use and Economic Development Committee, approved on a 9-1 vote.
- Committees must send bills forward by Thursday morning.
- Land Use Committee renamed to add economic development.
- Supervisors' rules for resuming paused meetings adopted.
- Board approved a new rule requiring recessed meetings to process already-decided items as completed business.
- Committee deadline for reporting legislation to the Board moved to 9:00 a.m. Thursdays, approved.
- Budget and Finance Committee's size, membership and jurisdiction set by a revised rule, approved.
- Supervisor Ma's motion for a Budget Analyst review of the Environment Department impound account was referred to the Government Audit and Oversight Committee.
- City honors [name withheld], Excelsior family services director.
- Deadline for city worker contract talks pushed to June 30.
- Owen Stephens's appointment to the Treasure Island Development Authority board was continued to October 21, 2006.
- [name withheld] reappointment to the Treasure Island Development Authority board was continued to October 31, 2006.
- Rodney Fong's appointment to the Port Commission was continued to October 24, 2006.
- Impound account review sent to a committee; no decision yet.
- Motion to affirm the environmental exemption for the 2564 Sutter Street project was tabled.
- A tabling vote with no subject on this page
- An approval vote with no subject on this page
- Disapproval of the environmental exemption for the 2564 Sutter Street project was approved.
- Clerk directed to prepare findings for the appeal of the 2564 Sutter Street environmental exemption.
- Motion to hold a public hearing on the proposed Candlestick Point development plan on November 21 was approved.
- The Board approved a motion concurring in the Mayor's November 13, 2007 proclamation of a local emergency in San Francisco.
- Board rules changed to rename the gun and gang violence select committee as the standing Public Safety Committee.
- Proposed motion to extend the Joint City and School District Select Committee for one year; vote not shown on this page.
- A motion affirming a mitigated negative declaration on a project was before the Board on July 17, 2007; outcome not shown.
- Peskin's motion to meet in closed session on City labor negotiations was continued to April 10, 2007.
- Board cancels its April 3, 2007 meeting.
- A Final Map for a mixed-use condominium at 1390 Market Street was continued to May 22, 2007.
- Subdivision map for 1390 Market Street put off
- Motion to reverse the mitigated negative declaration for the 3400 Cesar Chavez Street project was continued to July 31, 2007.
- Motion directing preparation of findings to reverse the 3400 Cesar Chavez Street declaration was continued to July 31, 2007.
- Findings to reverse the 3400 Cesar Chavez report put off
- Environmental finding for 3400 Cesar Chavez Street put off
- Reversal of the 3400 Cesar Chavez Street finding put off
- Supervisor Peskin proposed a charter amendment to make the Municipal Transportation Agency more autonomous and reduce transport emissions; still pending.
- The Board approved Christina Olague's nomination to the Planning Commission for a term ending July 1, 2012.
- A proposed charter amendment would create an independent Historic Preservation Commission to review landmark designations and certificates of appropriateness.
- Peskin and Mirkarimi's Independent Historic Preservation Commission charter amendment was amended and continued to July 22, 2008.
- City employees may assist the Department of Elections with the April 8, 2008 election under a charter waiver.
- Supervisor Peskin's charter amendment to create an independent Historic Preservation Commission was amended as a whole and remains pending.
- Charter amendment to create an independent Historic Preservation Commission was amended and continued to July 29, 2008.
- Peskin's ordinance limiting new bars and restaurants in the North Beach commercial district passed first reading as amended, 9-1.
- Eastern Neighborhoods rezoning amended to drop the special height districts
- [name withheld] 50 reimbursement demand delayed; sent to committee.
- A resolution adopted, with no subject on this page
- Peskin's ordinance exempting The Humidor's new One Embarcadero Center location from tobacco permit rules was re-referred to committee as amended.
- Board allowed the District 3 supervisor to ask the Mayor a late question about the unexpected circumstances and hunger strike.
- June 28 hearing on sidewalk repair charges approved
- Hearing set for June on the affordable housing bonus plan
- Supervisors continued a charter amendment on affordable housing requirements for developers to March 1, 2016.