All decisions
about 130 Board decisions about Carole Migden, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board gives an ordinance a second reading, seven to two
- Resolution urging city aid for artists harmed by Festival 2000 was tabled by the Board.
- Board continued consideration of a $400,000 Municipal Railway appropriation for police security services to March 18, 1991.
- Supervisor Migden proposed that the City Attorney draft legislation requiring water-saving devices in residential and commercial buildings at sale.
- Consideration of a resolution urging the Ritz-Carlton Hotel to hire San Francisco workers, especially residents of color, was continued to April 8, 1991.
- Motion to overturn Planning Commission approval of a mixed-use building at 624 Taraval Street failed, then was tabled.
- Ordinance requiring fiscal impact to be indicated on legislation was continued to May 28, 1991 for further consideration.
- 120 senior flats proposed at 11 Phelan Avenue, no major environmental harm
- Small shops zoning proposed for 11 Phelan Avenue at Ocean Avenue
- $115,000 for Art Commission upkeep and youth arts, $15,000 held back
- The Board adopted a motion starting proceedings on rules requiring non-potable water facilities in City projects.
- The Board rescinded its refusal of the budget, then postponed the budget vote to a recessed meeting on July 24, 1991.
- Board granted Supervisor Migden's request for the City Attorney to draft an ordinance requiring condom sellers to post latex-versus-lambskin warning signs.
- Rebuttal to opponent's ballot argument against Proposition Q on federal budget priorities was amended and adopted for the voter pamphlet, with a disclaimer requested.
- Findings on the 259 Frederick Street permit put off
- Motion to disapprove a conditional use for 259 Frederick Street continued to October 7, 1991.
- [name withheld] of seventeen members proposed
- Appeal over a conditional use for a nonconforming auto repair shop at 259 Frederick Street continued to October 7, 1991.
- Motion to approve a conditional use for 259 Frederick Street continued to October 7, 1991.
- Reimbursement of $843 for a city employee's damaged or stolen personal property was continued to November 25, 1991.
- Resolution disapproving the partial discontinuance of Municipal Railway Line I-California was tabled.
- Motion to uphold Planning Commission approval of 1301 San Jose Avenue project was continued to January 27, 1992.
- Motion to disapprove Planning Commission approval of 1301 San Jose Avenue project was continued to January 27, 1992.
- Findings on the conditional use of 1301 San Jose Avenue were continued to January 27, 1992.
- Board continued to February 10, 1992 an ordinance appropriating $86,169 for the Mayor's Office contractual services.
- The Board approved the Journal of Proceedings for May 6, 1991 with no corrections.
- Kevin F. Shelley was elected President of the Board of Supervisors for the unexpired term of Doris M. Ward.
- Golden Gate Yacht Club's lease to operate a yacht club at the San Francisco Marina was continued to April 20, 1992.
- Sewer service and industrial cost recovery charges for 1992-93 were refused adoption and sent to Finance Committee.
- A temporary closing of part of Townsend Street for a Stop AIDS Project event was tabled by the Board.
- Board continued to June 29, 1992 the resolution ratifying the nurses' labor agreement with SEIU Local 790.
- Board tabled Migden's resolution urging a shift of funds from nursing homes to self-directed personal assistant services.
- Ban on advertising wolf dogs and other wild animal hybrids continued to August 17, 1992, then sent back to committee.
- Proposed Health Code ban on animal sacrifice and selling animals for sacrifice, introduced by Supervisor Migden, awaits action.
- Supervisor Migden's proposal to ban advertising sales of wolf dogs and other wild hybrids was tabled by the Board.
- Transit operator pay schedules effective July 1, 1992 were amended, passed for second reading, and adopted.
- Supervisor Migden asked the City Attorney to draft state legislation for a pilot bail commissioner program in San Francisco.
- Management audit ordered of the Department of Social Services
- Ordinance designating the Buena Vista North Historic District was refused second reading, and the Board then moved to rescind that vote.
- Budget Analyst and Controller asked to report on unfunded state and federal mandates costing San Francisco.
- Letters ask school and community college boards whether they will seek a spring 1993 sales tax election for schools.
- Board sent back to committee a $1.4 million appropriation for capital improvements at San Francisco General Hospital.
- Consideration of reimbursing city employees' damaged or stolen personal property, totalling $817.95, was continued to March 15, 1993.
- Resolution urging the Governor and Legislature to protect city and county revenues was adopted as amended.
- Supervisor Migden's proposed Fire Protection Assessment District ordinance was continued to May 3, 1993.
- An ordinance on a fire protection assessment district, with its title amended, was passed for second reading after a split vote.
- Proposed ordinance allowing fire protection assessment districts was rereferred to committee.
- Proposed charter amendment on city purchases of materials and supplies was continued to June 28, 1993.
- Proposed charter amendment letting Board committees hold special meetings outside City Hall was continued to June 28, 1993.
- Proposed charter amendment on financing capital facilities and equipment purchases was continued to June 28, 1993.
- Proposed ordinance would require permits for cafe tables and chairs on public sidewalks, with notice and appeal rules.
- Consideration of a resolution urging the Mayor to press [name withheld] on Haiti's democracy was continued to July 6, 1993.
- A proposed charter rewrite creating water, power and transit commissions was continued to July 19, 1993.
- A revised Muni fare schedule was sent back to Budget Committee, with a report due to the Board July 19, 1993.
- A revised cable car fare schedule was moved by Migden to be sent back to Budget Committee.
- Proposed revised cable car fare schedule was sent back to the Budget Committee to report by July 19, 1993.
- The 1993-94 city budget was amended to add $29,000 for the Commission on Aging's senior escort contract; final vote continues.
- Charter amendment on the Public Utilities Commission and public transportation was proposed, with an amendment of the whole moved by Supervisor Migden.
- The Board adopted a motion letting the Controller correct clerical errors and transfer budget appropriations in the 1993-94 budget.
- Resolution urging the Commission on Aging to use city employees for senior escort and referral programs was continued.
- Proposed citywide half-cent transactions and use tax was continued to public hearings on August 16 and September 13, 1993.
- Ordinance proposed to extend the 6.5 percent utility users tax rate through August 31, 1993 and increase it; outcome not shown.
- A public hearing considered raising the hotel occupancy tax surcharge from 1.75 to 2.75 percent, with monthly prepayments required.
- Ballot argument for Proposition Q, a charter amendment on city purchasing, was adopted as amended.
- Supervisors adopted, as amended, the proponent's ballot argument in favor of Proposition M on a Department of Transportation.
- $39,858 audit of [name withheld] company proposed; not yet voted.
- Rebuttal to the opposition's ballot argument against Proposition Q, on purchases of materials and supplies, was adopted.
- Board continued the parking tax surcharge ordinance, which would end the suspension of half the surcharge, to September 27, 1993.
- Street fair closing on Sanchez Street put off a week
- Block party closing on 29th Avenue put off a week
- Board referred a $300,000 emergency appropriation for Public Works capital improvements to the Budget Committee.
- Consideration of a finding on Muni senior and disabled discount fare changes was continued to December 20, 1993.
- A revised Muni fare schedule for seniors and disabled riders was continued to December 20, 1993.
- Board referred a resolution ratifying a firefighters union contract addendum to a joint budget committee.
- Resolution ratifying the firefighters union contract addendum was sent to a joint budget and labor committee.
- Free parking policy for City garages was sent back to committee for further consideration.
- Ordinance implementing the firefighters union contract addendum passed for second reading.
- Resolution adopted as amended welcoming the possible return of the Golden State Warriors and urging the Mayor to find an arena site.
- Ordinance adding state-authorized recorder filing fees and creating a Recorder's Access and Indexing Fund was passed for second reading as amended.
- Consideration of proposed Municipal Railway senior and disabled fare changes continued to January 18, 1994.
- Proposed revised Municipal Railway fare schedule with senior and disabled discounts awaits Board action.
- Retiree rehiring charter change sent back to committee.
- Members appointed to the task force on prostitution
- Proposed ban on loitering at cash machines was continued with pending amendment to March 21, 1994.
- Ballot argument for Proposition F, employment after retirement for retired persons, was proposed by Supervisor Migden.
- Opponent's ballot argument against Proposition J, on ATM loitering, was amended and then tabled.
- Motion for a ballot argument on Proposition K, a low-income housing policy declaration, was tabled.
- Ballot argument for Proposition B, lease financing for the combined dispatch center, was adopted as amended.
- Public hearing held on a proposed 3% tax on firearm and ammunition sellers; consideration continued to April 25, 1995.
- Ordinance on University of California medical and laboratory services at San Francisco General Hospital continued to May 9, 1994.
- Ordinance on affiliation agreement with University of California for patient care at San Francisco General Hospital continued to May 9, 1994.
- Municipal Railway staffing ordinance adding ten positions and deleting three was continued to May 23, 1994.
- Amendment to the salary ordinance creating ten Municipal Railway positions was continued to May 23, 1994.
- Consideration of $50,062 for ten new Municipal Railway positions was continued to May 23, 1994.
- Supervisor Migden asked the City Attorney whether the Mayor must balance the budget after Proposition E, the library funding measure, passed.
- Motion to waive $2,500 police fees for the San Francisco Fair, 1993 was continued to September 19, 1994.
- Proposal to raise the real property transfer tax rate from $2.50 to $5.00 per $500 on higher-value sales was continued to September 19, 1994.
- Board referred to the Rules Committee a motion denying a $2,500 police fee waiver for the 1993 San Francisco Fair sponsor.
- Motion to reverse ISCOTT and waive $2,500 police fee for 1993 San Francisco Fair referred to Rules Committee.
- Motion to uphold ISCOTT's denial of police fee waiver for Juneteenth Fair, $4,748, referred to Rules Committee.
- Motion to reverse ISCOTT and waive $4,748 police fees for Juneteenth Fair referred to Rules Committee.
- Employer wage subsidy program for General Assistance recipients was continued to December 5, 1994.
- Board hears the appeal over a 61 West Portal Avenue brokerage
- Findings on the West Portal Avenue brokerage continued to January 9
- A resolution commending the Japanese American Citizens League for its same-sex marriage advocacy was tabled.
- Board continued a resolution waiving the statute of limitations on $101 in city warrants to March 6, 1995.
- Waiver of the statute of limitations on $101 in City warrant payments was continued to March 6, 1995.
- Ordinance adding $166,730 for three Workers' Compensation positions in Human Resources awaits Board action.
- Car wrecking yard refused at 50 Quint Street, appeal filed
- The Board voted not to disclose its closed-session deliberations on pending employee relations negotiations.
- Consideration of an ordinance creating a public authority for in-home supportive services was continued to May 30, 1995.
- Migden's resolution asking how much it would cost to put city offices online was continued to May 15, 1995.
- Board reaffirmed Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance 89-95 on reconsideration, keeping it in force.
- Motion to table the repeal of Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance 89-95 was approved, so the repeal stopped.
- Supervisors amended a fourth draft to repeal the 1932 city charter and enact a new charter, with final action on the next page.
- Supervisor Bierman was appointed President Pro Tempore on a motion by Migden, seconded by Kennedy.
- Proposed rules for construction and demolition review in residential districts continued to November 13, 1995.
- Ordinance adopting the 1994 Uniform Plumbing Code with 1995 California and San Francisco amendments; outcome continues on next page.
- Consideration of a $65,600 shelter grant for the Salvation Army was continued to January 2, 1996.
- Board continued to December 18, 1995 an appeal against approval of a conditional use at 1940 Broadway.
- Written findings on 1940 Broadway put off to December
- Special permission for 1940 Broadway put off to December
- Environmental review of 1940 Broadway put off to December
- Appeal of the approval of a two-family dwelling project at 1940 Broadway was continued to December 18, 1995.
- Consideration of a $65,000 federal emergency shelter grant for the Salvation Army continued to January 16, 1996.