All decisions
about 110 Board decisions about David Chiu, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Proposed resolution for a citywide vehicle assessment on the November 2009 ballot was sent back to the Budget and Finance Committee.
- Proposed ballot measure for a citywide vehicle assessment at the November 2009 election was sent back to the Budget and Finance Committee.
- Motion to reject the Municipal Transportation Agency's 2009-2010 budget was tabled by the Board.
- Waiver of Board Rule 4.19 on considering a Mayoral veto approved.
- Board approved a motion to meet in closed session on labor negotiations with City workers.
- Motion to reject the Municipal Transportation Agency's proposed FY 2009-2010 budget was tabled by the Board.
- A proposed citywide vehicle assessment for voters was continued to July 28, 2009, pending State enabling law.
- A proposed $368M bond for road repair and sidewalks was re-referred to the Budget and Finance Committee for the November 2009 ballot.
- Resolution to put a citywide vehicle assessment before voters was sent back to the Budget and Finance Committee.
- Chiu's $368M road and sidewalk repair bond for the November 2009 ballot was re-referred to the Budget and Finance Committee.
- Amendment to an ordinance setting a June 8, 2010 election on a $652.1M earthquake safety bond was approved.
- Earthquake safety bond plan postponed to February 9.
- Earthquake bond plan for fire and police stations pushed to Feb 23.
- Supervisors continued to March 9 an ordinance requiring conditional use permits for garages in existing residential buildings in Telegraph Hill, North Beach and Chinatown.
- Garage rules for North Beach and Chinatown moved forward
- Board tables the motion on the 1111 California Street appeal
- A motion approved as amended, with no subject here
- Motion affirming the environmental review exemption for 424 Francisco Street was tabled by the Board.
- Garage appeal at 424 Francisco Street put aside.
- Planning's exemption for 424 Francisco Street garage reversed.
- June earthquake bond ballot measure proposed; outcome not shown.
- Earthquake bond election on June 8 proposed at $412 million.
- Public Health contract with Siemens for $33.8M software approved
- [name withheld] transfer tax increase put to voters in November
- Development rights money to be spent on Old St. Mary's Cathedral
- Chiu's proposal to rezone 680 California Street and change transferable development rights rules was re-referred to committee.
- A motion approved, with no subject on this page
- Board tables the motion on the 1268 Grant Avenue appeal
- Affordable-housing rule changes sent back to committee.
- Event promoter registration rules sent back to committee.
- Bid to reverse the 1653 Grant Street exemption tabled
- North Beach library and playground plan's environmental report upheld.
- Board asked to uphold the exemption for 1653 Grant Street
- Clerk asked to draft findings against the 1653 Grant Street exemption
- Board tabled a motion to reverse the Planning Commission's certification of the North Beach library and Joe DiMaggio Playground environmental report.
- Paperwork to undo North Beach approval put on hold.
- Board continued an ordinance banning handbill distribution on private premises to February 15, 2011.
- Proposed ban on leaflets on private property still pending.
- Chiu's proposed ordinance on handbill distribution on private premises was re-referred to the City Operations and Neighborhood Services Committee.
- Handbill rules tighten; fines replace criminal penalties.
- [name withheld] distribution pilot ordinance, already amended, was continued to May 10, 2011.
- Proposed three-year pilot limiting [name withheld] phone directory distribution was amended and continued to May 10, 2011.
- [name withheld] delivery to be limited in pilot; not yet final.
- Upholding the environmental exemption for 1653 Grant Street moved
- A motion approved with no subject on this page
- A motion tabled with no subject on this page
- Extension of the Botanical Garden admission fee for non-residents proposed
- Contractor appeal steps for wage penalties; pending final vote.
- Supervisors continued, as amended, a proposal to rezone 701 Lombard Street for a new North Beach library to June 7, 2011.
- 701 Lombard Street to be rezoned for the North Beach library
- Motion to reverse Planning's certification of the North Beach library and Joe DiMaggio Playground report was tabled.
- Attempt to undo North Beach library environmental approval shelved.
- Environmental report for North Beach library and playground plan upheld
- Chiu's proposed ordinance to cap city employee overtime at 20% of scheduled hours was continued to August 2, 2011.
- Motion to reverse the Planning Department's exemption of 1945 Hyde Street was tabled, leaving the exemption in place.
- Reversal sought of the 1945 Hyde Street environmental exemption
- Limit on city workers' overtime put off to September.
- Chiu's proposed 20% cap on city employee overtime was continued on first reading to September 6, 2011.
- Findings sought to overturn the 1945 Hyde Street exemption
- Confirmation sought that 1945 Hyde Street needs no environmental review
- Board affirmed the Planning Department's ruling that 1945 Hyde Street is exempt from environmental review.
- Motion to prepare findings reversing Planning's exemption for 1945 Hyde Street was tabled.
- [name withheld] youth housing appeal put off to October
- Findings on 3151-3155 Scott Street put off to October
- All eleven supervisors adopt Resolution 384-11
- Scott Street project approval postponed to October 4.
- Motion to disapprove the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 3151-3155 Scott Street was continued to October 4.
- Findings sought on the 3151-3155 Scott Street permission
- Motion directing preparation of findings for the conditional use at 3151-3155 Scott Street was continued to October 4.
- Vote on the 3151-3155 Scott Street permission put off to October
- Board tabled a motion affirming the Planning Department's finding that 1171 Sansome Street is exempt from environmental review.
- Findings sought on the 3151-3155 Scott Street permission
- Findings sought to overturn the 1171 Sansome Street exemption
- Motion to prepare findings on the 3151-3155 Scott Street conditional use was tabled.
- Board approved a motion reversing the Planning Department's exemption of 1171 Sansome Street from environmental review.
- Board approved a motion directing preparation of findings reversing the exemption for 1171 Sansome Street.
- Approval of 3151-3155 Scott Street project upheld, 9-1 vote.
- Confirmation sought that 1171 Sansome Street needs no environmental review
- A motion tabled, with no subject on this page
- Finding of no major harm at 3151-3155 Scott Street put forward
- Motion to reverse Scott Street housing approval; no vote shown.
- Limit on city worker overtime delayed to August 2.
- Sale of Fulton-Gough corner land to youth clubs for $2.5 million approved.
- Findings on special permission at 1111 California Street approved
- Appeal against 1111 California Street planning approval; outcome not shown here.
- Approval of 1111 California Street permission set aside by vote
- Stroller access on Muni urged; vote not shown.
- Tiny studio size cut delayed to July 24.
- Port urged to form citizen panel on Piers 30-32 project
- Walgreens moves its off-sale liquor licence to 135 Powell Street
- Examiner and [name withheld] named city's official newspapers for 2013-14
- Caregiver workplace rules proposal sent back to committee.
- Caregiver work-flexibility ballot measure sent back to committee
- Board tabled a motion to prepare findings reversing the environmental review certification for the Masonic Center renovation at 1111 California Street.
- Clerk asked to write findings against the Masonic Center report
- A motion approved, with no subject on this page
- Environmental report for the Masonic Center renovation to be upheld
- Board affirmed the Planning Commission's certification of the final environmental impact report for the Masonic Center renovation at 1111 California Street.
- Board tabled a motion that would have reversed the Planning Commission's environmental report certification for the Masonic Center renovation at 1111 California Street.
- Support for statewide fracking pause; no decision shown.
- Rules to legalize unpermitted apartments; outcome not shown.
- Short-term rental rules, with registry and fee, under discussion.
- City urged to make solar program permanent, require panels on new buildings
- A motion approved, with no subject on this page
- A motion approved as amended, with no subject here
- Move to reverse the 115 Telegraph Hill Boulevard exemption tabled
- Upholding the 115 Telegraph Hill Boulevard permission tabled
- Environmental exemption for 115 Telegraph Hill Boulevard to be affirmed