All decisions
52 Board decisions about Amos C. Brown, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board found by roll call vote that immediate action on the resolutions was needed, adopted by 8 ayes to 0 noes.
- Board found by roll call vote that the pending resolutions were purely commendatory, adopted by 8 ayes to 0 noes.
- Transfer of Hotel Tax Fund administration to the Mayor and City Administrator was continued to October 15, 1996.
- Hotel Tax Fund administration moves from the Chief Administrative Officer to the Mayor and City Administrator; passed for second reading as amended.
- Closed session with the City Attorney on possible litigation against Viacom and TCI over telecommunications franchises, approved.
- Motion to keep closed-session deliberations on possible litigation undisclosed was adopted.
- Board adopted a resolution supporting acknowledgment of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s birthday legacy.
- Consideration of a $100,000,000 affordable housing general obligation bond ordinance was continued to November 10, 1997.
- Proposed ordinance describing the Affordable Housing and Homeownership Bond Program was continued to November 10, 1997.
- Consideration of regulations for the Affordable Housing and Homeownership Bond Program was continued to November 10, 1997.
- Consideration of a resolution authorizing sale of up to $20,000,000 affordable housing bonds was continued to November 10, 1997.
- Consideration of a resolution to sell up to $20,000,000 in affordable housing bonds was continued to November 17, 1997.
- Board continued the $20 million affordable housing bond sale resolution to November 17, 1997.
- Consideration of regulations for the Affordable Housing and Homeownership Bond Program was continued to November 17, 1997.
- Consideration of the Affordable Housing and Homeownership Bond Program ordinance was continued to November 17, 1997.
- Consideration of an ordinance for $100,000,000 in affordable housing general obligation bonds was continued to November 17, 1997.
- The Board considered regulations for the Affordable Housing and Homeownership Bond Program, with Supervisor Brown moving amendments.
- Committee to meet at First Union Baptist Church on Webster Street
- Continued to October 26, 1998, a resolution urging the Airport to increase HRC staff and budget at SFO.
- The Board found by roll call that the resolutions taken up were purely commendatory, so they could be considered without committee.
- The Board found by roll call that immediate action was needed on resolutions that arose after the agenda was posted.
- Salary ordinance change adding 28.2 public health positions was continued to February 2, 1998 by the Board.
- Consideration of a $1,033,415 public health appropriation was continued to February 2, 1998 by vote of the Board.
- Resolution honours seven [name withheld] art instructors and proclaims February 7, 1998 as [name withheld] in San Francisco.
- Beer and wine licence for MIF San Francisco on Sixth Street
- The Board found by roll call that urgent resolutions could be considered after the agenda was posted.
- Closed session on the owner move-in lawsuit adopted, Board recessed
- Resolution declaring the public need to replace Laguna Honda Hospital, estimated at $502,515,000 in bonds, was set for a July 23 special meeting.
- Proposed ordinance would put a $502.5M bond for replacing Laguna Honda Hospital before voters in November 1998; sent to a special meeting.
- Proposed ordinance would put a $300M bond rescission and seismic loans for unreinforced masonry buildings before voters; sent to a special meeting.
- Board tabled a $502.5M bond measure for the November 1998 ballot to rebuild Laguna Honda Hospital.
- Supervisors tabled a resolution to put a Laguna Honda Hospital bond measure before voters in November 1998.
- Proposed motion to suspend the 30-day rule so a new MBE/WBE contracting ordinance can be considered immediately.
- Inspection fee lien on 1412 Quesada Avenue put off
- Appeal of a 54-unit condominium subdivision at 720-50 York Street was continued to October 13, 1998.
- Fee lien on 1412 Quesada Avenue dropped after payment
- Motion to have the Legislative Analyst compare a contract preference ordinance with minority and women business rules was tabled.
- Board asked the City Attorney to draft a law exempting supervisors from City Hall security checkpoints.
- Decision on the 2161 Sutter Street care home put off
- Appeal over 2161 Sutter Street called up for hearing
- Appeal over an 18-bed care home on Sutter Street put off
- Kezar parking lot fees sent back to committee
- U.[name withheld] deal for the Kezar lot sent back to committee
- An ordinance sent back to the Housing and Social Policy Committee
- Parks committee to meet at a church on Valencia Street
- Supervisor Brown moved to suspend the 30-day rule for a $129.2M library facilities bond resolution; referred for adoption.
- Board approved a motion suspending the 30-day rule so a $129.2M library facilities bond resolution could be considered now.
- Supervisor Brown's ordinance letting police seize and forfeit vehicles used for prostitution or drug buying was amended.
- Supervisor Brown's amended ordinance would seize and forfeit vehicles used to solicit prostitution or buy drugs.
- Ordinance extending the Bonding and Financial Assistance Program for small businesses passed on first reading.
- Resolution supporting St. Luke's Hospital's affiliation with Sutter Health was tabled, eight votes to none.
- Resolution supporting St. Luke's Hospital's affiliation with Sutter Health was tabled by the Board.