All decisions
65 Board decisions about Ed Lawson, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Full hearings held on city sewage treatment program
- Proposal: private firms tow cars, city runs storage
- Proposal: private firms tow and store cars
- [name withheld] appealed the Public Works rejection of a six-unit condominium conversion map at 953 Clayton Street.
- Condominium conversion allowed at 953 Clayton Street with conditions
- Wastewater project expert panel review postponed to February 19.
- Support for California Crime Watch program continued to Feb 25.
- $9.1 million bonds for rehab work in Inner Richmond, Upper Ashbury.
- Study urged of underground parking at the North Beach Garage
- A resolution asking state lawmakers to exempt San Francisco from the California Coastal Act is still pending.
- Study urged of underground parking at the North Beach Garage
- Consideration of a resolution urging a study of an underground parking garage at North Beach was continued to March 31, 1980.
- Board debated a revised Municipal Railway fare schedule; Supervisor Lawson moved Option B, with no final vote printed here.
- Parking Authority $20,000 appropriation for professional special services was continued to April 7, 1980.
- Resolution urging the Recreation and Park Commission was considered and continued; its outcome appears on the next page.
- Board moved to rescind its vote placing a retirement-system charter amendment on the ballot.
- Power lines to go underground on Funston Avenue
- Settlement of United States voter registration litigation under a consent decree was continued to April 21, 1980.
- Power lines to go underground on Funston Avenue
- An ordinance changing the timetable for considering the annual budget and appropriation ordinances passed on second reading, on Finance Committee recommendation.
- Resolution approving changed common-use facility rates at International Airport was continued to June 2, 1980.
- 25th Street closed for a block party
- Consideration of outdoor aircraft storage rates at International Airport was continued to June 2, 1980.
- Part of Union Street closed for good by the Embarcadero
- Part of Twenty-fourth Avenue closed for good north of Lake Street
- Changes to common use facility rates at International Airport were continued to June 9, 1980.
- Airport outdoor aircraft storage rates finding for general aviation was continued to June 9, 1980.
- Resolution asking the Metropolitan Transportation Commission to set transit financing policy for Muni and BART adopted.
- Letter sent urging the Postmaster to keep the bulk mail center at Rincon Annex.
- Hearing on closing part of Burnett Avenue continued
- Zoning change proposed for 4135 Army Street
- Rezoning appeal for 4135 Army Street tabled
- Rent increase guidelines and eviction ordinance continued to July 14 with a pending amendment on tenant remedies.
- Resolution ratifying a union agreement on temporary employee benefits was continued to July 21, 1980.
- Proposed vacation of a drainage and sewer easement in Assessor's Block 2719-B was continued to August 18, 1980.
- Consideration of proposed appointments to the [name withheld] and Park Renovation Citizens Advisory Committee was continued to August 18, 1980.
- Cole Street closed for a People's Ballroom political rally
- Proposal to allow contracting out of Employee Relations Division work, sponsored by Supervisor Silver, was continued to August 18, 1980.
- More apartments allowed at 2801 through 2867 Sacramento Street
- Hearing on traffic at Geary Boulevard and Eighth Avenue referred
- Proposed resolution would approve the city's 1981 Community Development Program and Housing Assistance Plan and federal block grant application.
- Ellis Street land to be taken for open space
- Condominium map approved for 1700 Vallejo Street
- Condominium map approved for 5 Fella Place
- Board directed drafting of legislation waiving a subdivision rule so a six-unit condominium conversion at 157-161 Octavia Street may proceed.
- Condominium map approved for 720 Powell Street
- Condominium map approved for 2211 California Street
- Part of Francisco Street closed for a public plaza
- Condominium map approved for 3825 Scott Street
- Condominium map approved for 2121 Taylor Street
- Irving Street closed for a United Cerebral Palsy benefit
- Condominium map approved for 2025 Broderick Street
- Six-month transit priority test backed for Stockton Street
- Condominium map approved for 2634 Octavia Street
- Appeal on 42 flats at 625 Holloway Avenue put off
- The Board tabled a resolution disapproving a City Planning Commission conditional use decision at Carolina and Eighteenth Streets.
- Part of Waverly Place closed on December 21
- Condominium map approved for 2230 Pacific Avenue
- Condominium map approved for 206 Steiner and 498 Waller Streets
- Ordinance on energy conservation in environmental impact reports was continued to December 29, 1980.
- Reimbursement for city employees' personal property damaged in line of duty was continued to December 29, 1980.
- Consideration of releasing a $608,207 reserve on Municipal Railway operating funds was continued to December 29, 1980.
- Proposal to delay the ten percent parking tax surcharge from January 1981 to July 1981 was continued one week.
- Condominium map approved for 206 Steiner and 495 Waller Streets
- Condominium map approved for 1907 Leavenworth Street