All decisions
about 140 Board decisions about Carmen Chu, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Motion to reject Mayor's appointment of Arthur Tom to the Taxi Commission was tabled.
- Motion taking no position on Mayor's appointment of Arthur Tom to Taxi Commission was tabled.
- Redevelopment Agency bond issue of up to $202.8M for 2008-2009 activities was continued to July 22, 2008.
- Mayor appointed Arthur Tom to the Taxi Commission; the Board's motion approving the appointment is pending.
- Supervisor Chu moved to table the motion rejecting Arthur Tom's appointment to the Taxi Commission.
- Resolution commending the [name withheld] festival organizers and city departments was continued to September 23, 2008.
- Resolution urging state support for Assembly Bill 2153 was continued to May 13, 2008.
- Resolution declaring August 8 "[name withheld]" in San Francisco was continued to July 22, 2008.
- Laguna Honda care settlement continued to April 1
- Board continued to April 1, 2008 an ordinance settling the Chambers class action over community housing and services for Laguna Honda residents.
- Ammiano's resolution urging the State Assembly to pass Assembly Bill 2153 was continued to May 13, 2008.
- [name withheld] resolution honouring the 1988 uprising was continued to July 22, 2008.
- The Redevelopment Agency's bond issue of up to $202.8M was continued to July 22, 2008.
- Resolution commending the [name withheld] and Arts Festival organizers was continued to September 23, 2008.
- A motion taking no position on Arthur Tom's Taxi Commission appointment was tabled.
- Arthur Tom's appointment to the Taxi Commission was approved by the Board's motion.
- A motion to reject Arthur Tom's Taxi Commission appointment was tabled.
- Proposed charter amendment limiting one-time revenues to one-time uses was continued to June 23, 2009.
- Seven people were approved for the Voting Systems Task Force, with Brent Turner's appointment divided out for separate consideration.
- Brent Turner's appointment to the Voting Systems Task Force was re-referred to the Rules Committee.
- Continued to May 5, 2009: a 25-year solar power purchase on the Sunset Reservoir roof, with Recurrent Energy.
- Charter amendment limiting one-time revenues to one-time uses was continued to June 23, 2009.
- Proposed charter amendment letting non-citizen parents vote in school board elections was continued to July 20, 2010.
- Board tabled a motion to overturn Public Works' revocation of a sidewalk encroachment permit at 77 O'Farrell and 48 Stockton Streets.
- Revoking the 24-34 Ellis Street sidewalk permit upheld
- Findings for the O'Farrell Street sidewalk appeal tabled
- Revoking the O'Farrell and Stockton sidewalk permit upheld
- Sidewalk permit revoked at 77 O'Farrell and 48 Stockton Streets
- Findings for the Stockton Street sidewalk appeal tabled
- A motion tabled, with no subject on this page
- Move to undo Muni service cut exemption set aside.
- Muni service cuts stay exempt from environmental review.
- Muni service cuts stay exempt from environmental review
- Smart meter outreach put off to May 18.
- Opt-out call postponed to June 8 for later vote.
- Call to opt out of federal immigration program; vote delayed.
- Blight repair charges adopted after seven addresses were removed
- Blight repair charge for 1232 Noriega Street taken up again
- Board intends to renew the Mission Miracle Mile business district
- Board tables a motion on the Los Palmos Drive lot split
- To approve a four-lot split at 0 Los Palmos Drive
- To reject the four-lot split at 0 Los Palmos Drive
- The Board approved the motion upholding the environmental review exemption for three new homes and a lot split at 795 Foerster Street and Los Palmos Drive.
- Clerk asked to write findings reversing the 795 Foerster Street exemption
- Environmental exemption upheld for 795 Foerster Street and Los Palmos Drive
- Motion to reverse the environmental exemption for the Los Palmos Drive and Foerster Street project was tabled.
- Motion to prepare findings reversing the environmental exemption for the Los Palmos Drive and Foerster Street project was tabled.
- A motion tabled, with no subject named on this page
- Federal housing grant vote undone; pushed to June 14.
- Community development grant vote undone; pushed to June 14.
- Emergency shelter grant vote undone; pushed to June 14.
- Board continued the resolution accepting the $8,006,360 HOME housing grant from HUD to June 14, 2011.
- Decision on $1.25 million federal shelter grant postponed to June 14.
- Mayor's application for a $1.25M federal emergency shelter grant was continued to June 14, 2011.
- Proposed Park Code change would set Lincoln Park golf hours and add a junior non-resident rate; continued to July 19, 2011.
- Proposed Park Code change would set Golden Gate Park golf hours and add a junior non-resident rate; continued to July 19, 2011.
- Public health patient charges for 2011-12 delayed to July 19.
- Planning fee rises with a cap proposed; vote
- Temporary street occupancy fees put off to July
- Certifies several city services as contracted out; vote
- School spending plan sent back to committee.
- Junior golf rate at Golden Gate Park before the Board
- Golf fee changes at Harding and Fleming courses before the Board
- Plan for public-school enrichment money sent back to committee.
- Planning fees to rise yearly with a cap; delayed to July 19.
- New $37 public guardian service fee [name withheld] to July 19.
- Redevelopment budget and up to $84 million borrowing delayed to July 19.
- Spending plan for city's Human Services Care Fund delayed to July 19.
- City job positions and pay rules [name withheld] to July 19.
- New $37 fee for Public Guardian payee services; vote
- Fees for street use by builders and others delayed to July 19.
- Yearly rise in phone-line tax delayed to July 19.
- Two-year city budget pushed back to a later meeting.
- Proposed Park Code change would let the Recreation and Park Commission raise Harding Park and Fleming golf fees; continued to July 19, 2011.
- Proposed Park Code change would set Sharp Park golf hours and add junior resident and non-resident rates; continued to July 19, 2011.
- Golden Gate Park golf fee and hours change pushed to July 19.
- Treasure Island Development Authority budget delayed to July 19.
- Board puts off a golf fee ordinance to July 19
- Treasure Island development budget [name withheld] to July 19.
- Phone line tax to adjust for inflation; vote
- Proposal to use city reserve money to help schools.
- City jobs list and pay rules pushed to later meeting.
- Board asked state to end police-ICE 'Secure Communities' deal.
- Appeal by [name withheld] and others against the 1171 Sansome Street parcel map approval was continued to September 6, 2011.
- Approval of the tentative parcel map for 1171 Sansome Street was continued to September 6, 2011.
- Disapproval of the 1171 Sansome Street tentative parcel map was continued to September 6, 2011.
- Rejection of the 1171 Sansome Street subdivision also proposed
- City asks state to drop ICE police program
- Bid to reverse the 1945 Hyde Street exemption is tabled
- Vote on the 1171 Sansome Street subdivision put off to September
- Plan to split 1171 Sansome Street lot turned down
- Board continued to September 6, 2011, the motion directing findings on its rejection of the 1171 Sansome Street parcel map.
- Plan to refinance $1.36 billion of city bonds sent back to committee
- Up to $1.36 billion in bonds to replace older city debt
- A motion put off to January 24, with no subject named
- Sale of Fulton and Gough corner lot put off to January
- America's Cup and cruise terminal appeal put off to January
- A motion put off to January 24, with no subject named
- America's Cup waterfront project approval put off.
- Waterfront financing district plan proposed; not yet decided.
- Closed session deliberations will not be made public
- Children's services spending plan changed, then put off to April 24.
- Findings against the 8 Washington Street report tabled
- Reversal of the 8 Washington Street environmental report approved
- Motion to affirm the Planning Commission's environmental report certification for 8 Washington Street was approved.
- Police permit and licence fee rises put off to July 17.
- One-time spending from savings fund put off.
- Treasure Island agency's two-year budget proposed.
- City's two-year budget proposed for 2012-13 and 2013-14.
- School spending plan from children's fund put off.
- Housing contract for homeless adults, up to $19.1 million, put off.
- Child care contract, up to $240.9 million, delayed until July.
- Higher fees at city golf courses proposed
- Higher tennis lesson rates in parks proposed
- Private firm may take over city custodial work; delayed.
- Spending plan for human services fund delayed until July 17.
- Children and families fund spending plan delayed until July.
- Emergency shelter contract for homeless residents delayed until July.
- Phone line tax inflation adjustment delayed until July.
- Fees for disability access checks on city building work put off.
- One-time spending from savings fund put off.
- Safety net services contract, up to $76 million, put off.
- Fees for disability access checks on city projects delayed.
- Two-year city spending plan delayed until July 17.
- City job positions and pay for 2012-14 proposed.
- Park tennis lesson price changes put off to July 17.
- City one-time spending from savings fund delayed until July.
- Treasure Island agency's two-year budget put off to July 17.
- Contracting out of city security and food services proposed
- Human services fund spending plans put off to July 17.
- Safety net services for homeless and seniors delayed until July.
- Golf course fees and rules set to change; delayed until July.
- Fire Department service fee rises put off to July 17.
- Food business licence fee changes put off to July 17.
- Public health clinic charges put off to July 17.
- Emergency shelter contract, up to $20.5 million, put off.
- City job list and pay rules delayed until July 17.
- Police permit and license fees to rise; decision delayed.
- Supervisor Farrell was excused from voting at the July 24, 2012 meeting.