All decisions
47 Board decisions about Annemarie Conroy, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Motion adopted directing a letter to the Mayor's Employee Relations Division backing dental benefits for three widows of slain police officers.
- Rebuttal to opponents' argument against Proposition C, a $40.8M Fire Department facilities bond, was adopted.
- Controller and department heads asked to report on City employees on unpaid leave and whether benefits are paid.
- Budget Analyst asked to review the workers' compensation division first in the Retirement System audit.
- Supervisor Conroy requested a letter asking Southern Pacific Railway about hazardous tracks at Jerrold Avenue and Rankin Street.
- Supervisor Conroy requested letters asking department heads about their compensatory time policies.
- Supervisor Conroy requested a letter asking Southern Pacific Railway about hazardous train tracks at 1200 Quinn Street.
- Supervisor Conroy requested a letter asking the Recreation and Park Department about a jet plane at [name withheld] Park.
- Supervisor Conroy requested a draft ordinance limiting retirement contributions paid to outside consultants.
- Supervisor Conroy requested a City Attorney review of whether the False Claims Act applies to Clean Water Program overbilling.
- Motion to reject the arbitrator's SEIU pay decision was refused, so the arbitrator's terms stand for city unions.
- Supervisor Migden's proposal ends half the parking tax surcharge suspension and requires monthly tax prepayments from October 1, 1993.
- A charter change replacing Golden Gate Museums with Fine Arts Museums of San Francisco was ordered sent to voters as amended.
- Charter amendment on early service retirement for miscellaneous city employees was continued to July 19, 1993.
- Consideration of a charter amendment on early retirement for police officers and firefighters was continued to July 19, 1993.
- Charter amendment extending time to amortize retirement system's unfunded liabilities was tabled.
- Proposed charter amendment letting the Board shift duties among departments was sent back to the Rules Committee.
- Charter amendment for early service retirement for miscellaneous city employees was tabled and sent back to committee.
- Board continued to August 2, 1993 the salary ordinance implementing the Union of American Physicians and Dentists memorandum of understanding.
- A public hearing considered raising the hotel occupancy tax surcharge from 1.75 to 2.75 percent, with monthly prepayments required.
- Cellular telephone users would be taxed under the utility users tax; the measure was rescinded and consideration continued.
- Parking tax change to end the surcharge suspension and require monthly prepayments was continued to September 13, 1993.
- Public hearing held on a proposed rental vehicle user tax replacing the passenger vehicle business tax; consideration continued.
- Supervisor Conroy asked the Recreation and Park Department what plans exist to improve traffic safety at Stern Grove.
- Supervisor Conroy asked the Chief of Police what plans exist to ensure the safety of people using Stern Grove.
- Sidewalk widths changed on Nineteenth Avenue between Eucalyptus and Winston
- Sidewalk widths changed on Nineteenth Avenue at Holloway Avenue
- Resolution urging the Giants and 49ers to join the anti-graffiti campaign was referred to committee after suspension of rules failed.
- Proposed citywide graffiti ban, removal orders and liens on private property were continued to December 20, 1993.
- Graffiti abatement ordinance, banning graffiti and allowing liens on private property, was continued to January 3, 1994.
- Plan for schools and police to share juvenile crime info pending.
- Letter sent to the Retirement Board asking about discounts from St. Francis Hospital for workers compensation care.
- City Attorney asked to list state and federal agencies involved in water levels at Lake Merced.
- City Attorney asked to draft a resolution urging state and federal agencies to help preserve Lake Merced.
- Letter sent to Human Resources and the Workers Compensation Division asking for comments and changes to the M.I.S. system.
- Letter sent to the Controller asking for an investigation of physical therapy payments by the Workers Compensation Division.
- Letters sent to the Controller and Human Resources asking for a joint report on savings from integrating the Health Service System.
- Letter sent to the Controller asking for a plan for an integrated computer system for workers compensation accounting.
- Letter sent to the Controller asking for a report on the workers compensation management information system.
- Ordinance banning loitering at or near cash machines was held in committee with amendments pending; no final vote yet.
- A letter of inquiry was sent asking about plans to raise water levels at Pine Lake in Stern Grove.
- Supervisor Conroy asked the City Attorney to draft a budget rule requiring department reports on service spending by gender.
- Supervisors agreed to hear street toilet deal changes July 25
- Public toilets and advertising kiosks deal with JCDecaux proposed
- Board continued its closed-session review of collective bargaining negotiations to August 15, 1994.
- Supervisors asked the Budget Analyst to report on lost revenue from uncollected license and permit fees; sent to Budget Committee.
- Proposal urging state lawmakers to expand transit crime laws to cover bus stops and stations was sent back to committee.