All decisions
47 Board decisions about Dan White, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Hawthorne Alley closed for KSAN's Original Amateur Canine Hour
- Blythedale Avenue closed between Santos and Hahn Streets in February
- Police Officer Robert Hooper formally commended by supervisors
- Proposed charter amendment on arbitration of police and fire uniformed salaries was amended twice; its final vote is not printed here.
- Supervisor White's fourth draft charter amendment on police and fire uniformed salaries and arbitration was amended by Feinstein's motion.
- 243 Onondaga Avenue rezoned for shops
- Rezoning refused at 243 Onondaga Avenue
- Folsom Street closed for the first Bike Christening Day
- Raymond Avenue closed for the Visitacion Valley Center anniversary carnival
- Taylor Street closed for the Nob Hill Neighbors' street fair
- Opposing federal criminal law rewrite (S 1437) put off to May 8.
- Blythedale Avenue closed for the Sons of Sunnydale street fair
- Bingo fee waiver for senior groups delayed to May 22.
- Deadline extended for Commission on the Status of Women applications
- Condominium subdivision map approved for 2921 Washington Street
- Police Department funding raised from 98.2% to 99%.
- Plan to raise property sale tax to 1.5% advances to final vote.
- The Board asked the school district to consider funding a summer recreation program from July 1 through August 31, 1978.
- Fire Department funding raised from 97% to 99%.
- Princeton Street improvement bills confirmed and its street levels changed
- Air space over Howard Street given up for Yerba Buena Center
- Part of Kirkwood Avenue west of Quint Street closed for good
- Hotaling Place closed for Furniture Market Week
- Draft charter amendment on Civil Service Commission examinations, dismissals and leaves was continued to July 31, 1978.
- Ellis Street closed for street meetings run by Agape, Inc.
- Draft charter amendment on officers' absence from the State was continued to July 31, 1978.
- Draft charter amendment on leaves due to illness or disability was continued to July 31, 1978.
- Building permit application rule change put off to August 7.
- Molinari's proposed fifth draft reorganizing the Public Utilities Commission and creating a Transportation Commission was continued to August 7, 1978.
- Consideration of a charter amendment letting temporary and CETA employees take civil service exams was continued to August 7, 1978.
- Study of ending Social Security coverage for city workers delayed.
- Fulton Street closed for a festival
- Rules for general assistance to very poor residents move forward.
- School district's 1979 tax rate passed first vote; final vote still needed.
- Community college 1979 tax rate passed first vote; final vote needed.
- Jarvis-Gann tax-money split put on hold.
- Condo conversion appeal at 1200 Sacramento postponed one week.
- Unpaid garbage bills turned into liens on the properties
- Part of Grant Avenue closed for two October days
- Commonwealth Avenue and Urbano Drive closed for two neighborhood parties
- Subdivision allowed at 1200 Sacramento Street over the department's objection
- Fulton Street closed for the Civic Light Opera season opening
- Support proposed for a Bay Bridge run aiding a music school.
- Polk Street Halloween closing extended from O'Farrell to Pacific Street
- Subdivision allowed at 900 Bush Street, known as La Galleria
- Subdivision allowed at Green and Fillmore Streets over the department's objection
- Seven-lot subdivision refused on Cotter Street north of Cayuga Avenue