All decisions
74 Board decisions about Angela Alioto, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Half of Wallace Avenue to join Candlestick Point Shoreline Park
- $171,000 voted to undo the tax sale of 125 Farallones Street
- Resolution to waive the statute of limitations on a $239.73 warrant payable to [name withheld] was continued to July 10.
- Consideration of a Redevelopment Agency financing consent for the Pier 36 ship repair facility was continued to July 24, 1989.
- Resolution to waive the statute of limitations on a $986.07 warrant payable to [name withheld] was continued to July 10.
- Consideration of a charter amendment defining prevailing wage rates for city workers was continued to July 31, 1989.
- Board continued a resolution urging the Art Commission to invite the Film and Video Arts Commission chair to its meetings.
- Proposed ordinance creating a San Francisco Film and Video Arts Commission was continued to October 30, 1989.
- Resolution urging the Mayor to ask the Art Commission to invite the Film and Video Arts Commission chair was continued to October 30.
- Supervisor Walker was elected President Pro Tempore by a seven to zero vote at the October 30, 1989 meeting.
- The Board continued the resolution on electing into the State Trial Court Funding Program to November 6, 1989, with a pending amendment.
- Consideration of a resolution urging the Art Commission to invite the Film and Video Arts Commission chair is continued to November 13, 1989.
- Resolution urging the Mayor to ask the Art Commission to invite the film commission chair was continued.
- Proposal to create a San Francisco Film and Video Arts Commission was continued to November 13, 1989.
- Ordinance proposed to create a San Francisco Film and Video Arts Commission and allow Mayor's Office use agreements with filmmakers; passed for second reading as amended.
- Street closing at 19th and Texas put off to January
- Charter amendment on retirement benefits for fire safety inspectors was continued to February 20, 1990.
- Motion to restructure Board committees and amend the Rules of Order was continued to February 20, 1990.
- Motion to hire professional policy staff for the Board and its new committees was continued to March 12, 1990.
- Motion to file the Board of Supervisors' 1990-91 budget estimates with the Controller was continued to March 12, 1990.
- Supervisor Alioto's seismic safety ordinance for earthquake-damaged buildings was called out of committee for a March 12 Board hearing.
- Supervisor Alioto moved to withdraw Proposition E, a Charter amendment on Fire Department hours and pay, from the June 1990 ballot.
- Consideration of a resolution urging more funding for board and care facilities for the mentally ill was continued to April 30, 1990.
- Proposed ordinance creating a citizen oversight committee for the Zoo was continued to October 1, 1990.
- Lien placed on 51 Federal Street for unpaid transit fees
- Supervisors' resolution urging full funding for the Mount Zion Community Crisis Clinic was continued to May 28, 1991.
- Board adopted a resolution commending Institute Pro Musica and endorsing its cultural exchange plan with [name withheld].
- Ordinance appropriating $1,000,000 for a parking facility at San Francisco General Hospital was continued to June 24, 1991.
- Ordinance on Film and Video Arts Commission powers was sent back to City Services Committee for further review.
- Supervisors voted 6-5 to restore $496,000 in health clinic funds cut by the Mayor from the 1991-92 budget.
- Supervisor Alioto asked Parking and Traffic to study replacing the Larkin and Northpoint traffic lights with stop signs.
- The proposal to disapprove night service cuts on several Muni lines was tabled by the Board.
- Resolution disapproving night service cuts on seven Muni lines was tabled by the Board.
- The Board adopted as amended a resolution asking the Health Commission to have the Community Needle Exchange Committee report on the needle exchange program.
- [name withheld] litigation settlement ordinance for $100,000 referred back to the Administration and Oversight Committee.
- Settlement of $100,000 with [name withheld] was sent back to the Administration and Oversight Committee.
- Motion by Alioto to delay the proposed restaurant smoking ordinance was refused, leaving the measure pending.
- Consideration of a $100,000 litigation settlement with [name withheld] was continued to August 10, 1992.
- Supervisors adopted an amendment requiring the Giants to offer health benefits to employees' domestic partners under the stadium lease.
- An amendment to the Candlestick Park lease with the San Francisco Giants cuts City revenue by about $925,000 a year, with an attendance rent proposal pending.
- Giants proposed as sole Candlestick Park parking operator, costing $1,150,000
- Supervisors adopted an amendment asking the Giants to make good faith efforts to hire San Francisco residents under the stadium lease.
- Board rules changed to increase standing committees from four to six and specify their duties.
- Giants lease cuts Candlestick Park revenue by $925,000 a year
- Supervisor Alioto's proposal to repeal the Giants Candlestick Park lease amendment was sent to the Budget Committee.
- The Board adopted as amended a motion concurring in the Mayor's emergency declaration and directing a needle exchange program run by Public Health.
- Charter amendment on bargaining for District Attorney investigators was sent back to committee.
- Supervisor Alioto asked the Municipal Railway about proposed changes to the #30 bus line.
- City Attorney was asked to draft a resolution urging stronger drug dealing enforcement in the Haight-Ashbury District.
- Board tabled a charter amendment that would have created a Youth Commission.
- Board sought competitive bidding for a Motorola 800 MHz radio and 911 contract; consideration continued to November 14, 1994.
- Resolution to require competitive bidding for the 800 MHz radio contract with Motorola was refused.
- City Attorney told to advise on radio bidding ruling
- Board continued consideration of a $135,000 settlement of litigation by Independent Housing Services and [name withheld] to January 17, 1995.
- Ordinance raising personal property limits for General Assistance recipients was continued to February 13, 1995.
- Supervisors voted 11-0 to table an ordinance adding Section 2914.1 and amending sections 2915 and 2916.
- Ordinance to raise the personal property limit for General Assistance recipients was continued to June 12, 1995.
- Supervisors Alioto and Bierman moved to continue the ordinance requiring a Public Utilities Commission report on municipalizing electricity to March 20.
- Board urges delay in demolishing the Richmond Sunset treatment plant
- Board found by roll call that the resolutions being considered were purely commendatory; motion adopted.
- Ordinance raising personal property limits for General Assistance recipients was continued to June 19, 1995.
- A charter amendment to create a Youth Commission advising the Board was continued to July 24, 1995.
- Proposal to raise the General Assistance personal property limit to $500 was continued to September 18, 1995.
- Supervisor Alioto moved rebuttal to the opponent's ballot argument against Proposition F, establishing a youth commission; outcome is not printed here.
- $200,000 set aside to clean soil at St. Mary's Square Garage
- Mayor vetoes a higher savings limit for General Assistance recipients
- Board voted to keep its closed session deliberations on possible litigation against Viacom and TCI undisclosed.
- Proposed ordinance to ban self-service tobacco displays where minors have access is continued to November 12, 1996.
- The Board approved the Journals of Proceedings for September 24 and September 30, 1996.
- The ordinance letting the Mayor sublease Treasure Island Navy property without competitive bidding was continued to November 25, 1996.
- The resolution urging full funding for substance abuse treatment on demand was continued to November 25, 1996.
- The agreement assigning Treasure Island leases to the Redevelopment Agency was continued to November 25, 1996.
- The BART/SFIA airport extension agreement and $200 million contribution were continued to November 25, 1996.
- Findings approving the BART airport extension and $200 million contribution were continued to November 25, 1996.