All decisions
about 470 Board decisions about Bill J. Maher, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Proposed Housing Code change requiring hot water in residential hotels was sent back to committee with pending amendments.
- Proposed ordinance on heat in dwelling units and guest rooms sent back to committee with amendments pending.
- Penalties for apartments and hotels that violate the heat rules were sent back to committee for further work.
- Heat requirements for apartments and guest rooms, with exceptions for transient hotels, were sent back to committee.
- Motion to add Rule 4.29 on subject-matter jurisdiction to the Board's rules of order was tabled.
- Ordinance to deed five city sites, including Gough and Farragut schools, to the school district was continued to March 21, 1983.
- Supervisors refused to adopt a resolution disapproving revised Hetch Hetchy power rates for private consumers and city departments.
- Appeal over converting 2090 Pacific Avenue to condominiums put off
- Resolution extending by six months the deliberation period on proposed zoning of Assessor's Block 195, the International Hotel block, was adopted.
- Board adopted a resolution urging the Mayor to designate May 9-15, 1983 as Vietnam Veterans Week.
- Ordinance on English classes in the ballot pamphlet was continued to June 6, 1983 after a 7-3 vote.
- Resolution approving articles of the S.F.[name withheld] was sent back to committee.
- Parking lot refused at Carter and Walbridge Streets
- Return to City Planning proposed for the Columbus Avenue shops case
- Hearing opened on upper-floor shops near Columbus Avenue
- Sidewalk parking sought on Vallejo Street at One Russian Hill Place
- The Board adopted a ballot argument favoring Proposition H, a charter amendment on compensation for Board of Education members.
- $153,562 in federal money sought for transit preferential streets
- Findings on the Columbus Avenue shops tabled
- [name withheld] is awarded a Certificate of Honor on Supervisor Maher's motion, adopted 7 to 1.
- Move of the Recorder's office to the Assessor sent to committee
- Gas and electric charges to be confirmed against 245 Powell Street
- Portions of Carolina, DeHaro, Wisconsin and 26th Streets were proposed for vacation for the Wisconsin Housing Project, passed for second reading.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Maher sent a letter commending Recreation and Park crews for clearing storm-damaged trees, including one in Golden Gate Park.
- 32 Pali Road to be taken for Wisconsin Street housing
- Resolution 1029-83 was adopted by the Board; its subject is not printed on this page.
- End date for Chinese Playground height exceptions sent to planners
- Height limit exceptions proposed for six blocks by Chinese Playground
- The Board adopted a resolution allowing Public Health Director [name withheld] to leave the state January 5-6, 1984.
- Leaves of absence to travel outside the State for Supervisors Kopp and Walker and several city officers were approved.
- Board continued a resolution urging the PUC to amend its Groveland water sale contract until January 23, 1984.
- Approval sought for the 3755 Divisadero Street condominium map
- Leaves of absence were granted to several city commissioners and officials for travel outside the State in early 1984.
- End date proposed for the Chinese Playground height exceptions
- Board adopted a resolution urging the Municipal Court to raise maximum fines for running red lights.
- San Francisco approved a sister city affiliation with [name withheld], [name withheld], and authorized the Mayor to set up a program.
- Motion to extend the Board's outside-counsel contract on contracting out legal services was tabled.
- Maher proposed asking Public Works why it has not answered his letter about repairing steps from Clayton Street to Corbett Avenue.
- Approval sought for the 2222 Leavenworth Street condominium map
- Condominium map approved for 452-456 Lake Street
- The Board adopted Phase III of the Local Arts Plan, submitted to the California Arts Council by the Arts Commission.
- Board urged the Mayor to convey a resolution backing bail for [name withheld] pending his extradition appeal to the United [name withheld].
- Hearing on discontinuing Lines 80X and 81X Gateway and Caltrans Express was continued to May 14, 1984.
- Public hearing on ending Line 80X and Line 81X express service was held and continued to May 14, 1984.
- Supervisors Maher and Silver asked the Department of Electricity to resolve its dispute with radio station KALW.
- Board adopted a motion declaring the results of the June 5, 1984 General Municipal Election.
- Maher's request for a letter to Public Works asks about moving City Hall's handicapped parking spaces near the new ramp.
- Maher's request asks the Chief Administrative Officer whether Convention Center workers were fired over past arrest records.
- Motion to delete 16 police officers costing $1,059,192 from the Police Department budget failed.
- Proposal to disapprove partial discontinuance of Muni Line 42 [name withheld] outer loop service was refused.
- Proposed charter amendment on the Retirement Board's fiduciary duty was continued to August 6, 1984.
- Resolution 626-84 was adopted; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Maher's request for a letter asking Public Works to study a stop sign at Davis and Jackson Streets was granted.
- Maher and Walker's request for a letter asking the Rent Board how it will handle unpaid tenant deposit interest was granted.
- Stairway removal approved beside 1520 and 1530 Fifteenth Avenue
- Subdivision map approved for the condominiums at 1111 Bay Street
- Subdivision map approved for the condominiums at 1083 Clay Street
- Subdivision map approved for the condominiums at 1925 Pacific Avenue
- Resolution confirmed delinquent garbage collection charges and created special assessments and liens against certain parcels of real property.
- Hallidie Plaza height and bulk controls set in motion
- Ordinance amending sections 900, 906, 908, 909 and 910 passed for second reading as amended by the Board.
- Interim height controls for Hallidie Plaza rescinded and ended
- Appeal against refusing to rezone Filbert Street near Steiner Street from RH-2 to RM-2 was continued to November 5, 1984.
- Board continued consideration of a motion disapproving the planning refusal of the Filbert and Steiner Streets rezoning to November 5, 1984.
- Filbert Street rezoning appeal put off to November 5
- No major environmental harm found in rezoning 2272 Filbert Street
- Filbert Street at Steiner rezoned from two-family houses to apartments
- Consideration of taking Lots 17, 47, 48, 54 and 40 by eminent domain for open space was continued to November 26, 1984.
- The Board continued to November 26, 1984 its hearing on taking private lots, including Lot 58 in Block 2923, for the open space program.
- Blount Brothers may close sidewalks while building 301 Howard Street
- Interim controls adopted to stop converting residential space to commercial use without conditional use authorization.
- Motion to approve the journals of September 24 and 26, 1984 was moved; the vote is not printed on this page.
- Cyril Magnin Street lanes closed for a charity fundraiser
- Motion disapproving the Planning Commission's refusal to rezone Filbert and Steiner Streets was tabled.
- Motion backing the Planning Commission's refusal to rezone Filbert and Steiner Streets was tabled.
- No major environmental harm found in rezoning 2272 Filbert Street
- Filbert Street at Steiner rezoned from two-family houses to apartments
- Subdivision map approved for the condominiums at 262 Frederick Street
- Bay West Showplace Square may make 8th Street temporarily two-way
- Board intends to keep Bocana Street unless it becomes open space
- Radio Station KNBR's $20,000 in donations for a proposed downtown baseball stadium was tabled by the Board.
- Polk Street to close for a reception for the 49ers
- Board adopts findings against the 370 Waller Street car garage
- Bernal Heights streets proposed for closing to become permanent open space
- Board intends to keep Bocana Street unless it becomes open space
- Board adopted a resolution commending Supervisor Kopp for bringing Superbowl XIX to the Bay Area.
- Board approves the condominium subdivision at 1624 Larkin Street
- Board refused to disapprove the Public Utilities Commission plan to partly discontinue Trolley Line 5-Fulton on Hyde and Market Streets.
- Board intends to keep Bocana Street unless it becomes open space
- Letter requested asking the Recreation and Park Commission whether vacant Bernal Heights north slope lots can become open space.
- Letters requested asking Public Works and Public Health about city asbestos rules for residential and commercial buildings.
- Salary schedules for city, community college and school district employees, effective July 1, 1985, passed for second reading.
- Draft ordinance limiting TDR transfers and office development in downtown C-3-0 districts was sent to the Planning Commission for hearing.
- Retirement System resolution to waive limitations on four warrants paid to [name withheld], $1,717.84, was continued to April 1.
- Project Artaud seeks a stair and ramp on Florida Street
- Board sent a draft downtown ordinance cutting floor area ratio to 9:1 to the Planning Commission for hearing.
- Speed limit on Brotherhood Way set at 45 miles per hour
- Resolution 412-85 was adopted; this page does not state its subject or effect.
- Interim electricity sale contracts with two Irrigation Districts were continued to May 20, 1985.
- Board asked to reject cuts to the 26-Valencia bus route
- The Board moved to send the Planning Department an ordinance permanently barring conversion of residential units to commercial use.
- Resolution 433-85 was adopted on immediate motion; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Supervisor Maher proposed permanent controls barring conversion of residential units to commercial use without conditional use authorization.
- Homes at 17th and Capp Streets to be rezoned for business
- No major environmental harm found at 3238 17th Street
- Several city officials, including a Police Commission member and supervisors, granted leaves of absence to travel out of state.
- Temporary rules proposed for neighborhood shopping streets across the city
- Van Ness Avenue to close for the Black and
- Proposed citywide cap on new office development was continued to July 1, 1985.
- Hawes Street to become a playground for [name withheld] of Lourdes
- Board sent a letter asking planning not to approve large downtown office permits before the Downtown Plan vote.
- Proposed citywide limits on office development were continued to July 1, 1985, with several amendments still pending before the Board.
- The Downtown Plan for central San Francisco was postponed to July 1, 1985, and several amendments were proposed.
- [name withheld] closed for the Chinatown Alleyway Fair
- Gas and electric costs at 398 Haight Street charged to the property
- Amendment adding new office space to the annual office limit was adopted six to five, within a citywide office development cap ordinance.
- Part of Bocana Street to be closed for good near Shotwell
- Downtown office growth ordinance passed second reading as amended and was continued to August 12 for final passage.
- The Board adopted a motion sending the proposed Downtown Plan ordinance to the City Planning Commission.
- Castro Street closed to celebrate the return of hostages
- Board moved to send a hotel exemption ordinance for nonprofit hotels without permanent residents to the Planning Commission for hearing.
- Board adopted findings supporting disapproval of a parcel map subdividing Assessor's Block 2621 at Flint and 16th Streets.
- Amendment proposed to insert $467.50 in the marathon closing resolution
- Charter amendment on disciplinary procedures for uniformed police officers was continued to July 15, 1985.
- Board found the Purchasing Director complied with state law before renewing Remedy Home and Health Care's In-Home Supportive Services contract.
- Worth Street closed for a neighborhood SAFE block party
- The Board moved to approve the Journal of Proceedings for April 8, 1985; the vote count is cut off on this page.
- Resolution supporting a grape boycott by the United Farm Workers was sent back to the Human Services Committee.
- The Board adopted the Mayor's leave-of-absence approvals for [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] to travel out of the State.
- Findings ordered on the fourth flat at 2355 Washington Street
- Block party closes a street between Lincoln Way and Irving Street
- Refusal of a fourth flat at 2355 Washington Street tabled
- Refusal of the 4450-4456 Geary Boulevard conversion tabled
- Findings on the 4450-4456 Geary Boulevard appeal tabled
- Locksmith costs at 511 Leavenworth Street charged to the property
- Appeal over 4450-4456 Geary Boulevard withdrawn and tabled
- The Board tabled a motion approving the Planning Commission's refusal of a conditional use for 4450-4456 Geary Boulevard.
- A temporary cut in the Muni adult fast pass charge was continued to September 23, 1985.
- Quentin Kopp appointed to the County Supervisors Association of California board for a one-year term.
- Woodland Avenue closed for a street fair
- Polk Street closed for the Friends of Recreation and Park Octoberfest
- Board ratified the memorandum of understanding with Automotive Machinists Union Local 1305 for city employees.
- 174 West Portal Avenue lot given over to Western Days
- A letter was proposed asking Public Works to investigate accidents on Alemany Boulevard and whether grooving the roadway would help.
- City Attorney was asked to draft legislation limiting inquiries into employees' off-the-job conduct and associations.
- Grant, San Bruno, Grove and Executive Park streets closed temporarily
- Condominium map approved for 845 Lake Street
- City Attorney was asked to draft legislation creating a citywide 'live-work' use category modeled on the South of Market Study.
- Supervisor Maher proposed that the City Attorney draft legislation extending interim controls on the Telegraph Hill Historic District from six months to one year.
- Proposal to halt permit action on auto wrecking applications pending interim controls was tabled.
- Maher asked the Port Commission why Commodore Helicopter still flies from Pier 43 after its permit expired.
- Bank moratorium near Kearny Street sent to the planning commission
- The Board sent the Planning Commission a proposal to change floor area and parking rules for city department premises.
- Special validation parking rate set at St. Mary's Square Garage
- Supervisor Maher's measure, File 8185-3.1, was adopted; its subject is missing from this scan.
- Public Works may apply for and spend state funds for a 1986 Caltrans fuel-efficient traffic signal program; adopted.
- Leaves of absence for several city commissioners and Supervisor Ward to travel out of state were adopted.
- 32nd Avenue closed for tree planting with George Washington High School
- Height limits to drop between Pine and Mason Streets
- Lower heights set in motion for the Nob Hill slopes
- Resolution stating intent to approve increased paratransit service adopted, proposed by the Public Utilities Commission.
- Board adopted a revised transfer policy for the San Francisco Municipal Railway.
- 201-211 Steiner Street and Waller Street to be rezoned for flats
- Board adopted a resolution making a finding on proposed Municipal Railway fare and transfer policy revisions.
- Revised Muni fare schedule amended, setting adult cable car fare at $1.50 and day pass at $5.00; final adoption not shown.
- Proposed ban on converting certain residential units to time-share use was continued to January 6, 1986.
- Maher proposes that the City Attorney draft legislation adding a 32-foot height limit to the Telegraph Hill Historic District.
- Maher proposes asking the Municipal Railway whether the Number 19 Polk bus timetable changed and why it fell off schedule.
- Maher proposes a letter asking Public Works about traffic congestion from three construction projects at [name withheld] and [name withheld].
- Maher proposes asking the Chief of Police to investigate traffic jams at Taylor and O'Farrell Streets and cite double-parked vehicles.
- Maher proposes a letter asking the Director of Purchasing for five years of city printing contract spending and vendor details.
- Maher asked the Chief of Police to review graffiti rules and enforcement and consider tougher penalties.
- Ordinance adding a Principal Attorney position to the City Attorney's salary schedule was sent back to committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $28,876 for a new Principal Attorney position in the City Attorney's office was sent back to committee.
- Motion starting interim zoning controls to lower height limits in RH-1 and RH-2 districts was adopted.
- Final map for a condominium subdivision at 972 Bush Street was approved by the Board.
- Supervisor Maher proposed asking Public Works to review all B and C tow-away zones and remove those not needed.
- Board adopted a resolution supporting the American Youth Hostel's San Francisco bike adventure as a civic event.
- Board ratified a memorandum of understanding with Local 21 of the International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers.
- Consideration of an ordinance requiring contractors to offer jobs to predecessor employees was continued to April 7, 1986.
- Proposed ordinance authorizing an amended retirement contract with CalPERS covering certain state mental health employees.
- Board sent a Nob Hill height and bulk reclassification ordinance to the City Planning Commission for review.
- The Board adopted a resolution supporting the United States Small Business Administration.
- Board sent a proposed ordinance requiring hazardous-waste soil tests for certain building permits to City Planning Commission.
- The Board adopted a motion sending the height-limit ordinance proposal to the Director of City Planning.
- The Board adopted Resolution 217-86 opposing state Senate Bill 2175, which would preempt local employer drug testing rules.
- The Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to several city commission members and officials for April and May 1986 travel.
- Clerk ordered to send the Planning Code mailed-notice amendment to the City Planning Commission.
- Board adopted over the Mayor's veto a first addendum to the city's labor agreement with S.E.I.U.
- Board overrode Mayor's veto to adopt an addendum to the S.E.I.U. union memorandum of understanding.
- Board sends the Ocean Avenue restaurant ban to the Planning Commission
- Traffic obstruction parking ordinance was refused second reading, then continued to May 19, 1986.
- Supervisor Maher's proposed rule requiring soil tests for hazardous wastes before certain building permits was continued to June 9.
- Streets around Dimasalang House to close for the Philippine National Holiday
- Resolution 438-86 was adopted by the Board, though its subject is not printed on this page.
- Ordinance requiring soil testing for hazardous wastes before certain building permits passed for second reading as amended.
- Lower height limits near Market and Seventh Streets sent to committee
- Proposed six-month rule blocking conversion of residential units to commercial use sent to City Planning Commission.
- Board adopted a motion stating its position on the interns and residents litigation and sent copies to the parties.
- Board directs the City Attorney to seek a rehearing in the Interns and Residents Association lawsuit over the City Attorney's recusal.
- Ringold Street to close for an AIDS charities fundraiser
- Grove Street to close for the San Francisco Symphony POPS opening
- Motion asking the City Attorney to grant outside counsel was adopted by the Board.
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter to the Civil Service Commission supporting its decision to seek outside counsel over Residents and Interns.
- Board directs the Clerk to send [name withheld] a letter outlining its concerns about the Interns and Residents litigation.
- Board rescinds earlier direction for its President to appear in pro per and for a rehearing in the Interns and Residents litigation.
- Market Street to close for the San Francisco Foundation Band
- Polk Street closing for the Polk Art Fair sent to committee
- Objections to delinquent hotel unit-usage report charges were continued to August 18, 1986 by a 9-1 vote.
- The Board continued consideration of delinquent charge liens on four properties to August 18, 1986.
- A resolution urging repeal of Public Law 93-531 on Navajo and Hopi relocation was tabled by a 6-5 vote.
- Subdivision map approved for the Winterland condominiums at 2000 Post Street
- Ivy Street to close for the Lech Walesa Street dedication
- Subdivision map for 333 Bush Street put off
- Bush Street lane to close for a Travelers' Aid benefit
- Height limits cut for eighteen months between Market and Tenth Streets
- Work begins on a Mission Street fast food ban
- Subdivision map approved for the 247-unit Daniel Burnham Court
- Board adopted a resolution endorsing Proposition S6, the Higher Education Facilities Bond Act.
- Motion to disapprove the six-month extension of neighborhood commercial zoning controls was tabled.
- Diamond Street to close for the Most Holy Redeemer Thanksgiving dinner
- Supervisor Maher asked the Director of [name withheld] whether a current appraisal of the International Hotel parcel exists, and to prepare one if not.
- Supervisor Maher asked the Small Business Commission to hold hearings and propose law making sponsors of large business construction pay relocation expenses.
- Five sites listed, from [name withheld] to Visitacion Valley
- Balboa Reservoir rezoning vote in November put off to January
- Balboa Reservoir housing rezoning put off after a referendum petition
- Emergency $65,000 contract for jail psychiatric care approved.
- Orangeland appeal hearing moved to a later time.
- Balboa Reservoir rezoning ballot measure tabled
- Zoning change for 701 Frederick; final vote not shown.
- Findings on the 2550 Geary Boulevard subdivision put off too
- Approval of the 2550 Geary Boulevard subdivision put off
- Rejection of the 2550 Geary Boulevard subdivision also put off
- The Board approved the Journal of Proceedings for the April 6 meeting without corrections.
- Resolution confirming the delinquent transfer tax report and creating liens was continued to June 8, 1987.
- Hearing on delinquent real property transfer taxes reported by the County Recorder was continued to June 8, 1987.
- Walker's proposed ordinance on locating mental health and substance abuse facilities was continued to June 1, 1987.
- Board adopted a motion instructing the Clerk to tell the Controller to hold intern and resident payroll changes during litigation.
- Clerk directed to retain [name withheld] to litigate whether interns and residents are city employees.
- After the Mayor's veto, the Bernal Heights East Slope special use district ordinance was sent back to committee.
- Proposed charter amendment extending Sheriff's Department probation periods was moved to be continued to July 13, 1987.
- Proposed charter amendment on voting eligibility for Health Service Board members was continued to July 13, 1987.
- Proposed charter amendment changing filing deadlines for elective officers was continued to July 13, 1987.
- Consideration of a $29.49 payment to [name withheld] on a 1981 warrant was continued to July 13, 1987.
- Supervisors tabled a resolution to disapprove a City Planning exemption for hostel and hotel projects from South of Market controls.
- Blocks near 18th Avenue and Clement Street to become two-family
- Board held a hearing on taking Cathay Mortuary's lots in Assessor's Block 180 by eminent domain for open space.
- A motion to put Ordinance 224-87 on the November 3, 1987 ballot was tabled.
- A proposed ordinance to repeal Ordinance 224-87 was tabled by the Board.
- Permit parking area widened around Bartlett Street
- Supervisor Silver was chosen President Pro Tempore for the August 31, 1987 Board meeting.
- Supervisor Maher asked the City Attorney to draft legislation providing abortion services to low-income women who have lived in the City six months.
- Findings for 1601 Mission Street put off again to October
- Second motion would grant special permission at 1601 Mission Street
- Final environmental report on the 1601 Mission Street tower was continued to October 26, 1987 after the hearing closed.
- Appeal of a Planning Commission rejection of a 1601-1641 Mission Street office and housing project was continued to October 26, 1987.
- A resolution adopting the final environmental impact report for a seven-story building was taken up and continued.
- Findings on the 1601 Mission Street permit moved to be filed
- 1601 Mission Street permit refusal moved to be filed
- Appellants withdrew their appeal, so the Planning Commission's refusal of the 1601 Mission Street office and residential project stands.
- Second motion would grant special permission at 1601 Mission Street
- Environmental report for 1601 Mission Street moved to be filed
- Supervisor Maher asked the City Attorney to draft legislation for permanent staggered bus loading platforms on Stockton Street.
- Vote on the Polytechnic High School site rezoning put off
- Rezoning of 701 Frederick Street put off after referendum petition
- The Board upheld the City Planning Commission's approval of a conditional use at Geary Boulevard and St. Josephs Avenue.
- Temporary parking ban sought on Precita Avenue for January
- The Board approved the journals of Proceedings for September 8 and September 14, 1987.
- Findings ordered on the Kaiser hospital permit at Geary Boulevard
- Kaiser Geary Boulevard wing found to cause no environmental harm
- Board referred proposed reduced-work-week amendments for fiscal 1988-89 to the Employee Relations Division to meet and confer.
- Heavy trucks barred from Bay Street between Laguna and Columbus
- The Board voted to excuse Supervisor Hongisto from attending the February 1, 1988 meeting.
- Proposed charter amendment on district attorney investigators' retirement benefits was continued to February 22, 1988.
- Proposed charter amendment on police and fire department retirement benefits was continued to February 22, 1988.
- Proposed change to the city's spending limit was continued to February 22, 1988.
- Proposed charter amendment on Asian Art Museum positions was continued to February 22, 1988.
- The Board approved the Journal of Proceedings for November 16, 1987 with no corrections.
- Board tabled an appeal of the City Planning Commission's approval of a conditional use for The Hamlin School at 2120 Broadway.
- Objections to the planning approval of 32 rooftop parking spaces at 3 Masonic Avenue were heard, with consideration continued.
- Board continued the appeal disapproving a conditional use at 3 Masonic Avenue to March 21, 1988.
- Standard Brands Paint rooftop parking permit put off to March
- Order to write findings on 3 Masonic Avenue put off
- Rooftop parking for Standard Brands Paint at 3 Masonic Avenue appealed
- Lot split at 856 Presidio Avenue put off to May
- Order to write findings on 654-700 Great Highway put off
- Continued to April 25, 1988, a resolution to raise criminal fines by $1.00 to fund emergency medical services.
- Appeal of planning approval for phases three and four at 654-700 Great Highway continued to April 25, 1988.
- Environmental report for the Great Highway project put off again
- Continued to April 25, 1988, an ordinance creating an Emergency Medical Services Fund, companion to the fines resolution.
- Resolution making San Francisco a City of Refuge for South African and Namibian refugees was continued to May 9, 1988.
- Ordinance barring city officials from hosting South African or Namibian government representatives was continued to May 9, 1988.
- Decision on the 654-700 Great Highway project put off
- Resolution supporting the American Youth Hostel's Great San Francisco Bike Adventure was tabled on Supervisor Maher's motion.
- Pierce and Scott Streets housing appeal motion tabled
- Findings on the Pierce and Scott Streets housing tabled
- Proposed resolution waiving the statute of limitations to pay $15,281.61 in warrants to [name withheld]; continued to July 25, 1988.
- Proposed resolution waiving the statute of limitations to pay $22.60 in warrants to [name withheld].
- A charter amendment proposing a three-term limit for supervisors was continued to July 25, 1988.
- Proposed charter amendment letting supervisors change the retirement system for community property laws was continued to July 25, 1988.
- Proposed charter amendment moving labor negotiating authority to the Mayor and a new employee relations director was presented.
- Proposed charter amendment for vested pension benefits for firefighters and police after five years was continued to July 25, 1988.
- Proposed charter amendment lowering votes needed when conflicted members are barred; a motion to continue to July 25, 1988 was made.
- A charter amendment on retirement system terms, from Rules Committee without recommendation, was moved to be continued to July 25, 1988.
- Proposed charter amendment to create a Department of Parking and Traffic was continued to July 25, 1988.
- Supervisors adopted a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on a conditional use at 1318-1320 7th Avenue.
- Ordinance to create a Commission on Immigration was tabled after a substitute amendment was refused.
- Supervisors Hongisto and Ward were excused from the October 24, 1988 meeting for illness and a family emergency.
- Permit sought for a building at 897 California Street
- Shelving the 897 California Street environmental report is proposed
- Board tabled a motion disapproving the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 897 California Street.
- Findings on 897 California Street tabled
- A public hearing was set on objections to a Planning Commission approval of a conditional use, Application No. 87.325C.
- Hearing on city gas and electric work at 270-272 Turk Street continued to February 6, 1989, at the owner's request.
- Cost of gas and electric service at 270-272 Turk Street confirmed
- Motor vehicles-for-hire rules were passed for second reading as amended, but the taxicab Section 1128 was sent back to committee.
- A motion to continue the appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge district board until January 3, 1989 was made by Maher.
- Consideration of retaining Supervisor Doris Ward on the Golden Gate Bridge district board was continued to January 3, 1989.
- Appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge district board, replacing Silver with Nelder, was continued to January 3, 1989.
- The Board voted 8 to 0 to excuse Supervisor Gonzalez from attending the January 23, 1989 meeting.
- Costs for gas and electric work at 270-272 Turk Street confirmed
- Board rescinded its earlier vote passing an ordinance adding Superior Court and Municipal Court positions to the salary ordinance.
- Consideration of a salary ordinance adding court positions was continued to March 27, 1989.
- The Board extended by thirty days, to May 1, 1989, the deadline for final adoption of the salary standardization ordinance.
- Consideration of a special assessment lien on 340 Townsend Street for delinquent transit impact fees was continued to October 16, 1989.
- Consideration of a $2.0M appropriation for Laguna Honda and General Hospital staff salaries was continued to September 18, 1989.
- Adding 66 positions to the 1989-90 salary ordinance for city hospitals was continued to September 18, 1989.
- An amendment to the 1989-90 appropriation ordinance for registered nurses' pay was continued to September 18, 1989.
- A proposal to remove one Mental Health Advisory Board seat and add seats on the Emergency Medical Care Committee was sent to committee.
- The Board voted to hold a closed session on October 23 about possible litigation over police involvement in a Castro District demonstration.
- Closed session on police involvement in the Castro District demonstration moved from October 23 to October 30, 1989.
- Board sent a resolution on Chinese community consultation to committee, to be heard in January after a Caltrans report.
- Supervisor Maher proposed a letter asking the Port Commission how it handled tenants after the October 1989 earthquake.
- The Board tabled a resolution opposing weekend service cuts on Muni Lines 2-Clement and 9-San Bruno.
- Supervisor Maher asked the City Attorney to draft a law requiring new buildings to use toilets averaging under 1.5 gallons per flush.
- Supervisor Maher asked the City Attorney to draft legislation extending the April 12, 1990 deadline for commercial properties to comply with Planning Code rules.
- Planning Code changes for South of Market zoning, parking and signs were continued to April 2, 1990.
- Findings for the 445 Burnett Avenue permit put off to April
- South of Market rezoning proposed from Mission Street to First Street
- Refusal of the 445 Burnett Avenue flat tabled
- State bill backed to drop the Embarcadero Freeway
- State urged to drop the Embarcadero Freeway from its highway system
- Supervisor Maher asked the City Attorney to draft an ordinance establishing a Business License Tax.
- Proposed charter amendment would move control of airport off-street parking from the Airports Commission to the parking and traffic department; outcome not shown.
- Maher's charter amendment moving airport parking control to the traffic department was continued to July 30, 1990.
- Board sent a draft charter amendment on airport off-street parking control back to committee, on Supervisor Maher's motion.
- Consideration of a resolution to replace the damaged Embarcadero Freeway with an interim surface roadway was continued to August 20, 1990.
- Consideration of a resolution endorsing an interim surface roadway to replace the damaged Embarcadero Freeway was continued to August 27, 1990.
- Embarcadero Freeway replacement resolution continued to September 4, 1990 rather than being sent back to committee.
- Clerk's findings on the Geary Courtyard subdivision put off
- Appointment of [name withheld] to the Mental Health Advisory Board was sent back to committee.
- Decision put off on the Geary Courtyard subdivision, 639 Geary Street
- Board tabled a resolution asking the Planning Commission to extend to November 7, 1990 its decision on Bernal Heights zoning map boundaries.
- Board tabled a resolution asking the Planning Commission to extend to November 7, 1990 its decision on a Bernal Heights planning code amendment.
- The Board voted to excuse Supervisor Hongisto from attending the November 19, 1990 meeting.
- Proposed reimbursement for stolen or damaged personal property of five city employees; the vote appears on the next page.
- Reimbursement of $313.77 for two Public Health employees' damaged property claims was continued to December 3, 1990.
- Extension of the Budget Analyst's accounting contract through 1991 was continued to December 3, 1990.
- City takes 289 Steuart Street for the Embarcadero roadway project
- Hearing held on splitting a lot at 190 Graystone Terrace
- Resolution to adopt a negative declaration for a new Bernal Heights Special Use District; outcome continues on the next page.
- Proposed ordinance limiting evictions by new landlords who plan to occupy units was continued to January 14, 1991.
- Bernal Heights blocks rezoned to fewer flats per lot
- Boundaries drawn for a special zoning area in Bernal Heights
- Bernal Heights blocks rezoned to fewer flats per lot
- Alternative resolution would block the 42 [name withheld] cuts
- Five new Public Health job classifications, companion to the health budget measure, were continued to March 18, 1991.
- Public Health's $2.5M budget for five new positions, including AIDS services, was continued to March 18, 1991.
- Resolution urging the Ritz-Carlton Hotel to hire San Francisco workers, particularly residents of color, was continued to April 15, 1991.
- Board continued the 1991-92 Annual Salary Ordinance, which sets city job positions and pay, to July 24, 1991.
- Board continued the 1991-92 Annual Appropriation Ordinance, the city budget, to a July 24, 1991 meeting.
- Consideration of the disability access checklist for grant applications was continued to July 29, 1991.
- Supervisors amended the Public Works sidewalk and curb repair cost assessment by deleting two properties, 2554 36th Avenue and 921 Central Avenue.
- Motion to let [name withheld] film a television commercial in the [name withheld] was tabled at Supervisor Maher's request.
- Motion asks the City Attorney to offer [name withheld] no lawsuit over the Central Freeway if it agrees to conditions.
- Maher's resolution urging three lanes of traffic on the Embarcadero south of Broadway was amended; the final vote is pending.
- Resolution to restore northern waterfront traffic flow and repave the Embarcadero Roadway was tabled by the Board.
- Partial weekday daytime service cut on Municipal Railway Line I-California approved by Resolution 1087-91.
- Mayor's reappointment of [name withheld] to the Parking and Traffic Commission was withdrawn from the calendar.
- Subdivision map approved for 7-9 Hallam Street
- Hayes Valley zoning district asked for near the old freeway viaduct
- Proposal to ban smoking on enclosed city-owned or leased property, with exceptions, is still being amended.
- Supervisor Kennedy was excused from the May 26, 1992 meeting until her arrival for a medical appointment.
- Resolution against new Central Freeway ramps continued to June 29, 1992 joint hearing with Caltrans.
- Motion to hear the police officers' labour agreement early was refused, so it returns to committee for June 22.
- Proposal to split parking meter revenue, with the first $8.0 million to the General Fund, was sent back to committee.
- Ordinance to abolish the Small Business Advisory Commission and create a Business Advisory Commission was continued to July 20, 1992.
- Ordinance abolishing the Bureau of Small Business and creating a Business Advisory Commission was tabled by the Board.
- Ordinance replacing the Small Business Advisory Commission with a Business Advisory Commission was tabled after the mayor's disapproval.
- Supervisors Shelley and Hsieh proposed staff voter registration duty; consideration was continued to September 21, 1992.
- Muni's Line 48 Fountain [name withheld] express service is discontinued in part, by resolution 822-92 adopted by the Board.
- Proposal to rename the Civic Auditorium for Bill Graham was tabled by the Board.
- Written findings on 117-127 Divisadero Street put off
- Environmental finding for 117-127 Divisadero Street put off
- Special permission for 117-127 Divisadero Street put off again
- Six-unit building appeal at 117-127 Divisadero Street put off
- Appeal of planning approval for six dwellings at 117-127 Divisadero Street was continued to December 7, 1992.
- Motion to overturn planning approval of a conditional use at 117-127 Divisadero Street was proposed; outcome not printed here.
- Proposal to rescind the Candlestick Park parking agreement with the San Francisco Giants was tabled by the Board.
- Rent ordinance on capital improvement petitions and null rent increase refunds was sent back to committee.
- An ordinance changing rent petition deadlines and tenant refunds was sent back to the Housing and Land Use Committee.
- Motion to amend the Rules of Order for rotating supervisor voting order was continued to March 29, 1993.
- Findings on the Napier Lane lot split put off
- Motion to disapprove the Public Works parcel map for 32-34 Napier Lane and 221 Greenwich Street; outcome continues on next page.
- Splitting the lot at 32-34 Napier Lane put off
- City Attorney asked to report on an easement at Napier Lane
- Rejection of the Napier Lane lot split tabled
- Lot split at 32-34 Napier Lane approved
- Charter amendment on filling mayoral vacancies was called from Rules Committee and set for consideration on April 19, 1993.
- Supervisors' motion urging a lower Permit Appeals fee for the San Remo Hotel was tabled after amendment.
- Board adopted a resolution condemning a Supreme Court ruling that removed federal protection for abortion clinic access and urging restoring it.
- Supervisor Maher's resolution urging higher double parking bail of $100 was continued to June 7, 1993.
- Resolution urging hiring of 24 to 36 extra parking control [name withheld] evening traffic continued to June 28, 1993.
- Resolution on manual traffic control at busiest downtown intersections during evening peak continued to June 28, 1993.
- A skeletal charter amendment concerning City employees was introduced after suspension of rules and referred to committee.
- Resolution urging hiring of 24 to 36 parking control officers was sent back to Housing and Land Use Committee.
- The Board approved the Journal of Proceedings for January 25, 1993 with a 10 to 0 vote.
- Proposal to allow coffeehouses in Neighborhood Commercial Districts was continued to July 12, 1993.
- Proposal to allow retail coffee stores in neighborhood commercial districts was amended and continued to August 9, 1993.
- A charter amendment letting ordinances modify retirement benefits was continued to July 19, 1993.
- The Board passed a motion amending the 1993-94 Annual Appropriation Ordinance to match the amended budget; the final vote continues on the next page.
- Salary ordinance changing pay for Union of American Physicians and Dentists members was tabled by the Board.
- The companion ordinance on the peace officers' retirement contract was continued to September 13, 1993 for second reading.
- Journals of proceedings for March 1 and March 8, 1993 approved without corrections.
- Resolution urging the Mayor to affirm a viable African American community in San Francisco; outcome continues on the next page.
- Supervisor Kennedy was chosen President Pro Tempore of the Board on September 20, 1993, on Maher's motion.
- Proposal to have a private contractor provide Commission on the Aging senior escort services instead of city staff was continued to October 18, 1994.
- Denial of landmark status for the Powell Street church tabled
- Sidewalk and curb repair costs billed to 825 Polk Street
- Hunters Point project area merger sent to a joint hearing
- Hunters Point redevelopment plan to be merged into one project
- Golden Gateway redevelopment plan to be merged into one project
- Motion to table adopted, shelving an ordinance to merge the Western Addition Area A-2 into a merged redevelopment project.
- Supervisor Maher's motion to table File 151-93-1, an ordinance, passed by a vote of ten to none.
- India Basin redevelopment plan to be merged into one project
- South of Market earthquake recovery plan to be merged in
- Proposal to merge the Yerba Buena Center redevelopment project into a larger merged project was tabled.
- Refusal of the 924-930 Pierce Street condominium map overturned
- Staff asked to draft change adding two freeway task force seats.
- A proposed charter amendment setting a minimum of 1,971 police officers was continued to January 31, 1994.
- Ballot argument for Proposition D, a minimum staffing level of 1,971 police officers, was adopted as amended.
- City urged to bid to supply the Presidio with electricity
- Right-turn ban at Geary and Masonic sent back to committee
- Stop sign proposed for Washington and Jones Streets, with Muni report
- A Housing and Land Use Committee recommendation, severed from the consent calendar, was adopted as divided.
- Tow-away zone on Washington Street at Jones to be lifted
- A memorandum of understanding with the Municipal Executives Association for Police managers was tabled.
- Proposed union agreement for Fire Department managers was tabled by the Board of Supervisors.
- Proposed ordinance on the procedure for designating the city's official newspaper; consideration was continued.
- Consideration of a resolution urging the Redevelopment Agency to retain the [name withheld] was continued to July 11, 1994.
- Two narrow lots at 8028 Geary Boulevard put off to July
- Findings on the 8028 Geary Boulevard lots put off to July
- Supervisor Maher sent a letter to the Parking and Traffic director about alleged retaliation against employees who testify on proposed legislation.
- Motion to overturn permission for two narrow lots at 8028 Geary Boulevard was continued to July 11, 1994.
- Supervisor Maher asked the City Attorney to draft an ordinance requiring site visits and public posting before traffic regulation changes.
- Resolution urging the Redevelopment Agency to retain the [name withheld] was referred back to committee.
- Supervisors debated proposed 1994 charter revisions; a motion to cut the lawyers' licensing requirement from eight to five years failed.
- Charter amendment moving parking control officers to the Police Department was continued to August 1, 1994.
- Consideration of a deal placing automatic public toilets for kiosk advertising rights was continued to August 1, 1994.
- Supervisors voted to rescind an earlier vote, leaving the mayor's line-item veto of public health funds unresolved.
- The Board moved to approve the Journal of Proceedings for August 29, 1994.
- Board adopted a motion finding immediate action necessary on the resolutions, under the Brown Act, by roll call vote.
- Board adopted a motion finding the pending resolutions purely commendatory, by roll call vote.
- Hearing held on proposed ordinance requiring payroll and business taxpayers to file returns for the small business exemption; continued to December 5.