All decisions
about 160 Board decisions about Alfred Nelder, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Call for a law letting city post crime rewards
- Angle parking allowed on Twenty-ninth Avenue near Noriega Street
- Angle parking allowed on Twenty-ninth Avenue near Noriega Street
- Charter amendment creating an Open Space Acquisition Fund was amended and ordered submitted to city voters.
- Board rescinded its vote putting a Clerk civil-service exemption Charter amendment on the ballot; consideration continued to March 11.
- Request to keep Alcatraz as wildlife sanctuary put off to March 25.
- Job changes for 2 health and port positions; decision in next entry.
- Airport capital money of $36.5 million; decision in next entry.
- Job title changes for 12 city positions; decision in next entry.
- Asks federal government to make Alcatraz a wildlife sanctuary; outcome not shown.
- Matching pay change for health and port jobs; decision in next entry.
- Matching pay-scale change for city jobs; decision in next entry.
- Leaves of absence approved for several city officials
- Building security rules postponed to April 15.
- Support for crime-prevention fundraising considered.
- Board adopted a resolution urging the State Public Utilities Commission to investigate connecting customer devices to telephone utility facilities.
- The Board adopted a resolution endorsing SB 1870, which would require state agencies to count Filipinos separately.
- Settlements totalling $8,825 for five plaintiffs were continued to June 3, 1974.
- City urges private employers to hire disadvantaged youths this summer
- Sidewalk repair bills to property owners put off to July 15.
- Security rules for certain building types pushed to July 22.
- Inner Sunset zoning change appeal put off until July 29.
- Water rate schedule change put off until July 24.
- Building security rules for some occupancies sent to committee.
- Get-well wishes sent to a resident
- Charter change on who names board clerk put off to Aug 5
- Charter amendment on appointing or removing the County Clerk was continued to August 5, 1974.
- Employee relations director rule heads to November ballot after first vote
- Rules on nude models in public photo studios put off.
- Charter amendment extending an assistant inspector eligibility list for police was tabled by the Board.
- Ban on nude models in public photo studios proposed.
- Board urges the city to restore the Golden Gate Park windmills
- Wage rule for some city service contracts still under review.
- Only the subject shows here; no vote recorded.
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- Taxi fare rates set to change; vote not shown.
- Part of Green Street to be closed temporarily
- Pacific Avenue closed for a ballet benefit block party
- Coleridge Street closed for the Bernal Heights Block Club Halloween party
- Proposed praise for Muni's Safe Rider Week.
- Urging school district to lift federal court order; shelved for now.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Civil Service Commission to investigate why a young woman was dismissed from the Commission on the Aging.
- Appeal over refused conditional use for an auto dismantling operation at 565 Bryant Street was postponed until Supervisor Gonzales arrived.
- Yield sign asked for at Taraval Street and 21st Avenue
- Asks for up to $4.5 million in federal home-repair loans.
- City urges state to seal records of arrests without conviction.
- Bicentennial publicity fund of $16,303 proposed.
- Security rules for high-hazard buildings put off to April 28.
- Appointments to city commissions and task forces
- Proposed security rules for Group II occupancies in building, housing and police codes were continued to May 12, 1975.
- Juvenile Court operating money; vote delayed.
- Library money for wages and services; vote delayed.
- Funds for offices, library and street lights; no vote shown.
- Sheriff's 1972-73 pay and overtime money; vote delayed.
- Widowers of women city retirees may get half pension; vote delayed.
- Juvenile Court operating money; vote delayed.
- Dinwiddie Construction allowed to occupy Eleventh Street between Market and Mission
- State urged to toughen penalties for hurting people 65 and older
- Proposed ordinance adding a Human Rights Commission advisory committee on homophile community problems was taken up again, with no outcome shown here.
- Mayor asked to proclaim a Police Fishing Program Day
- Stance on a state school-conduct bill [name withheld] to June 23.
- Supervisor Nelder's request that the Recreation and Park Department fence Mount Davidson to stop rocks rolling into Myra Way yards was granted.
- Polk Street closed for the annual Polk Street Fair
- Commission on the Aging leases 1095 Market Street for $1,785 monthly
- Consideration of the Civil Service Commission's charter amendment proposal, File 312-75, was temporarily postponed.
- Noe Street closed for the Noe Street Artists Coalition bicentennial
- Proposed: pay raises for some transit job levels
- Mayor asked to proclaim Credit Union Week, Oct 12-17; vote not shown.
- Business tax rates and publisher exemptions proposed; no decision yet.
- Changes to payroll tax: who counts as a business, enforcement.
- Port's harbor police sergeant pay change put off.
- Port adds harbor police sergeant job; decision put off.
- Electric line work at 240 St. Joseph's Avenue to be charged
- Plan to add unpaid garbage fees to property bills delayed.
- New rules for tearing down homes still debated.
- Minna Street closed for the Filipino Barrio Festival
- Plan to add two youth seats to manpower council sent to committee.
- Parking meter violation penalty changes put off to November 24.
- Jail services deal for Contra Costa County prisoners proposed.
- Sheriff's maintenance fund creation proposed.
- Some childcare task force members get a seat but no vote
- Sheriff and Public Health asked to report on security for a $600,000 ward at San Francisco General Hospital.
- Ten street fairs and parades approved across the city
- Repair work at 1237 Gilman Avenue charged to the property
- Owners must repay $480.58 for city-done sidewalk repairs
- Police chief urged to cut crime against visiting Navy sailors
- Letter sent to the Tax Collector asking for computer printout of businesses leaving and coming to San Francisco.
- Board approved leaves of absence for the Sheriff, the Planning Director and other city officials in June 1976.
- Approval of Board journals from May 1976 was continued to July 6, 1976.
- City backs state bill on water board enforcement votes
- $5,000 reward for attack arrests; outcome not shown.
- Charter amendment letting the Sheriff appoint two Undersheriffs was put off to July 19, 1976.
- Second draft charter amendment on mayoral appointments to boards and commissions and their terms is pending.
- Charter amendment on Civil Service certification of eligibles was put off to July 19, 1976.
- Urging state payment changes for low-income elderly and disabled put off
- Charter amendment adding Section 8.301 is taken up; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Charter amendment deleting a section on carmen's salaries and benefits was continued to August 16, 1976, pending Civil Service Commission recommendation.
- Proposal urging state bill on crimes against seniors.
- West Bay health council appointments put on hold
- Police asked to reconsider closing the PAL Chinatown Center
- Rules on unfair labor practices for city employees proposed; vote postponed.
- City rules on unfair labor practices proposed.
- Kirkwood and McKinnon Avenues closed between Toland and Rankin Streets
- Huckleberry House to move to 1430 Masonic Avenue
- Rules on unfair labor practices for city employees.
- City backs Proposition 1 on November 1976 ballot
- Proposed yearly International Community Festival Week; outcome not shown.
- Legal opinion sought on the 525 Golden Gate Avenue building sale
- Oct 25–31 named [name withheld] for visiting mayor
- Huckleberry House to move to 1430 Masonic Avenue
- Social services to take over some juvenile probation duties proposed.
- Social services to handle more juvenile court cases proposed.
- Federal money sought to curb youth violence on transit.
- Two people named to the Redevelopment Agency
- Roger Boas confirmation taken up again, then delayed.
- Money for temporary Mayor's Office staff sent to committee.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Call to set thermostats to 65°F proposed.
- Supervisor Nelder moved a letter asking the Mayor his position on hiring more police and District Attorney investigators; motion carried.
- The Mayor was asked to proclaim April 16-23, 1977 as French Hospital and Medical Center Anniversary Week.
- Parking rules proposed for Mullen Avenue
- Local conditions finding for smoke alarm rules; outcome not shown.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Endorsement of emergency-care grant bid sent to committee.
- Supervisor Nelder moved, and the Board adopted, a request that the Mayor proclaim May 1-7, 1977 as Clean Air Week.
- Supervisor Nelder asked for hearings on medical services at county jails; the request was referred to the Health and Environment Committee.
- Supervisor Nelder sought hearings on alleged inadequate security at San Francisco General Hospital; the request was referred to committee.
- Decision on new water rates postponed for now.
- Move to reject new water rates postponed for now.
- Move to reject new water rates postponed for now.
- Letter sent to Mayor asking that $250,350 in Community Development funds pay for Fire Department vehicles and pumper.
- Board set a public hearing for May 31, 1977 on the Homemaker Chore Services contract award.
- Crime-prevention funds pay for four police officers
- Repair costs billed to the owner of 618 Octavia Street
- Request to move wastewater staff to human rights office pending.
- Nineteenth Street closed for a street tree planting
- Taxicab permit transfer rules vetoed by Mayor; reconsideration pending.
- City Planning seeks federal money for economic planning; outcome not shown.
- $35,000 for Port contract services delayed to July 18.
- Repair work at 241 Jones Street charged to the property
- Temporary closures of various city streets allowed at set times
- Taxi permit and fee rules sent back to committee; still pending.
- Letter requested asking Public Works to consider traffic signals at Laguna Honda Boulevard and Plaza Street; request granted.
- Human Rights Commission given role in wastewater hiring-fairness program
- Polk Street closed for Halloween between Post and Clay Streets
- Muni charter-bus fare schedule set for public hearing.
- Muni charter-bus fare changes set for public hearing.
- $149,625 federal grant to continue neighborhood business office approved.
- Redesign plan for the Upper Great Highway put forward for approval
- Bingo game rules put off until December.
- Appeal over 18-car lot for record store put off.
- Condominium conversion at 1990 Green Street allowed after all
- Six-month trial closing urged for the Great Highway Extension
- Sidewalk repair bills for Third Street and Valencia Street put off
- Veterinary hospital refused at 683-685 Fourteenth Street
- New rules for massage businesses; outcome not shown here.
- Bingo game rules and permits put off to December 19.
- Stadium tickets $5.01 or less tax-free through 1978; not final yet.
- New massage parlor rules; sent back to committee for rework.
- Plan for Social Services to license boarding homes shelved.
- Community Residential Program approved at 1516-18-20 Dolores Street