All decisions
about 210 Board decisions about Ella Hill Hutch, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Finding for free Boy Scouts Muni ride on April 22 approved.
- Property owners on several streets charged for underground power work
- Attempt to block revised Hetch Hetchy power rates voted down.
- Proposal to buy two Melbourne street cars for test trolley service on The Embarcadero was sent back to committee.
- Health council appointments put off to April 3.
- Galvez Avenue and Quint Street closed for the sewage plant
- Mental health board appointment put off to April 3.
- Public Works overruled on the subdivision of 1097 Green Street
- Esmeralda Avenue closed between Winfield Street and Prospect Avenue
- Urges U.[name withheld] to act on Wilmington Ten case; sent to committee.
- Marina Boulevard rail spur removed and replaced after sewer work
- Proposal opposing street closures for Fisherman's Wharf cable car sent back
- Federal grant rules for cable car upgrades sent back to committee
- Request to close South [name withheld] consulate put off to May 1.
- Budget Analyst ordered to audit six years of attendance records for City department heads and division chiefs.
- Supervisor Hutch's letter asks the Chief Administrative Officer to look into alleged racial discrimination in the Wastewater Management Program.
- Urging city to pull money from firms tied to South [name withheld], put off.
- Proposal to pull city money from South Africa-linked firms put off.
- City urged to pull money from firms doing business in South
- Appeal against Public Works' denial of a six-unit condominium conversion map at One Florence Street was heard; no decision printed.
- One Florence Street conversion found to fit the Master Plan
- Three nearby counties pay more to house prisoners in SF jails
- Condominium conversion at 765 Fourteenth Avenue turned down
- Board passes budget cuts, with some funds restored
- City honours retiring Public Works director
- Condominium conversion allowed at 2130 Leavenworth Street with conditions
- Support for state bill on police and fire jobs put off.
- Repair costs at 101-03 Lower Terrace billed to the property
- Condominium subdivision map approved for Safira Court
- Old $54.90 city payment to [name withheld] put on hold.
- City position on state health appeals board bill put off.
- City stance on state health-cost bills put off.
- Condominium subdivision map approved for 3590 Washington Street
- Justice council named advisory group; state youth funds may be accepted
- Condominium map approved for 1652 Taylor Street, the Landmark Condominium
- Hetch Hetchy power prices need no tax help; no vote shown.
- Homewood Place subdivided and Dorado Terrace made a public street
- $2.2 million more for planning the Southwest sewage plant.
- Finder's fee paid for helping displaced people find housing
- Water quality trust fund rules put off to October 10.
- Presentation of Mayor Moscone's Annual Report was postponed to October 10, 1978, so a full Board could attend.
- $2.2 million for sewage plant planning put off to October 10.
- Limits on spending grant money put off for later.
- Police and fire pay rise plan approved, waiting on state freeze
- Proposal to keep offshore areas out of federal lease sale delayed.
- Congratulations proposed for Mr. and [name withheld].
- Neighborhood plan vote put off to November 27.
- Land bought at Noe and Beaver Streets for open space
- Property owners to pay for sidewalk and curb repairs city made
- Repaying city workers for items damaged on duty; no decision shown here.
- Two worker repayments of $47.99 put off to December 11.
- Gold Street closed for a Downtown Senior Center gift benefit
- Supervisors' contract spending budget changed; first vote passed
- Pacific Heights Townhouses condo map approved
- Condominium conversion allowed at 153 Twenty-fourth Avenue with conditions
- The Board heard an appeal against Public Works' disapproval of a six-unit condominium conversion map at 2232 North Point Street.
- Condominium subdivision map approved for 225 Bay Street
- Condominium conversion allowed at 980 Sacramento Street, the Portola Tower
- Settlement with Digas Corporation over a gasoline leak at Potrero Avenue
- Condominium conversion at 120 Parnassus Avenue turned down
- City urged a Day of Remembrance for Japanese Americans on Feb 19
- Condominium subdivision map approved for 2315 Divisadero Street
- Honour for El Bethel Missionary Baptist Church's 30 years of service
- Money for a Western Addition community facility approved
- 90-day ban on converting homes to condos put off to April 9.
- Fairfax Avenue closed for good in the India Basin project
- Board honours a resident with a certificate
- Plan to widen parking tax spending delayed.
- The Board heard an appeal against Public Works' rejection of a 57-unit condominium conversion map at 1817 California Street, The Palm Royal.
- Appeal of the conditionally approved twelve-unit condominium conversion map at 2950 Clay Street was continued to May 21, 1979.
- Request to pause [name withheld] Building eviction notices proposed.
- Appeal against Public Works' rejection of a six-unit condominium conversion at 1927 Diamond Street was continued to June 4, 1979.
- Appeal against Public Works' rejection of a seven-unit condominium conversion at 1140 Chestnut Street was continued to May 29, 1979.
- Condominium conversion allowed at 2801 Jackson Street on new conditions
- Annual appropriation ordinance for fiscal 1979-80 was temporarily continued, with no new date given.
- Supervisor Hutch moved that the Clerk prepare legislation overriding the Public Works denial of a seven-unit condominium conversion map at 1140 Chestnut Street.
- Condominium conversion at 2080 Gough Street turned down
- Fulton Street closed for the Western Addition summer arts festival
- Federal jobs-program spending plan put off one week.
- Condominium subdivision map approved for 2120 Stockton Street
- Mission Street closed for the ILWU 1935 strike commemoration
- Appeal over the 1927 Diamond Street conversion put off to July
- Social Services to rent 2049 Grove Street from the school district
- A traffic rule proposed for Market Street
- Trucks over 6,000 pounds banned from Mayfair Drive
- Police grant for non-English speakers sent back to committee.
- Appeal of the rejected 1111 Pine Street condominium conversion map was continued to September 11, 1979.
- The appeal over 2999 California Street is withdrawn and filed
- Condominium subdivision map approved for 120 Joice Street
- Police and fire pay arbitration rules put off to August 6.
- A vote to continue with no subject on this page
- Special permission at 3975 Alemany Boulevard approved with conditions
- Masset Place and part of Hunt Street closed for good
- Call for affordable housing as top priority shelved.
- Hayes Valley home repair program sent back to committee
- Police and fire pay rates put off to August 17.
- Ellis Street to close for the Boy Scouts' bike safety day
- Streets closed for bike-safety day, a picnic and an art fair
- Condo map for 1545 Broadway approved
- Parts of Mason, Francisco and Montgomery Streets closed near The Embarcadero
- Gas station fuel-dispensing rules extended 120 days
- Condominium map proposed for 2950 Clay Street
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Traffic rules for several streets proposed.
- Regional housing plan support put off to October 9.
- Call for farm-labor talks in Salinas sent to committee.
- Appeal filed over special permission at 3975 Alemany Boulevard
- Appeal over 2323 Laguna Street withdrawn and the matter tabled
- Part of Filbert Street to close for a day in October
- City vehicle-use rule withdrawn for now.
- Condominium map approved for 237 Arguello Boulevard
- Condo plan for 2401 Jackson Street turned down
- Helicopter allowed to lift air conditioners onto 647-649 Mission Street
- Condominium map approved for 3100 Washington and 2101 Baker Streets
- Redevelopment Agency office rent funds set for a later vote.
- Plan to make unpaid garbage bills a property debt voted down
- Redevelopment rent funds moved to a vote on October 29
- Community funds for Redevelopment Agency office rent; outcome not shown.
- Bars, banks and offices frozen six months on Fillmore Street
- Condominium map approved for 4377-4379 Mission Street and 12 Avalon Avenue
- Condominium map proposed for Green Street Place
- Jessie Street to close for Santa's arrival at The
- Condominium map approved for 4180 Mission Street
- City approved taking private land for open space
- Condominium map approved for 1234-1254 Washington Street
- Condominium map approved for 1824 Jackson Street
- Polk Street to close for the Moscone and Milk memorial service
- Condominium map approved for 201 Telegraph Hill Boulevard
- Official finding: no tax money needed for new water rates.
- Polk Street to close for a [name withheld] concert
- Sacramento Street condo conversion appeal put on hold.
- Condo map for Mediterranean Condominiums; outcome not shown.
- Condominium map approved for 1835 Franklin Street
- Cost of city work billed to 2191 Mission Street
- Federal money for Fire Department arson program approved.
- Private towing contract plan delayed to January 21.
- Municipal Railway Line 78 kept running in Golden Gate Park
- City to accept $22,222 Aetna gift for arson program; vote not shown.
- Proposed: unfit apartments exempt from rent controls.
- Condominium map approved for 1250 Page Street
- Octavia Street to close between Pine and Bush Streets
- Rezoning refused on Octavia Street and at 1780 Market Street
- Hyde Street closed for St. Francis Hospital's [name withheld] Pavilion dedication
- Washington asked to drop the I-280 extension and fund transit
- Condominium map adopted for 2341 Franklin Street
- Muni fare changes need city tax money to cover them; no vote shown.
- Hearing held on a condominium map at 290 San Carlos Street
- Hearing closed on higher Municipal Railway fares and charges
- Condominium map approved for 3436 Clay Street
- Wastewater expert panel's work put off to February 25.
- Condominium map approved for 1632 Taylor Street
- Worcester Street closed for a Merced Triangle Association garage sale
- The Board approved the condominium subdivision map for 218 26th Avenue, with eight ayes and one no.
- Study urged of underground parking at the North Beach Garage
- Appeal of a conditional approval for a nine-unit condominium conversion at 3129-49 Twenty-second Street was continued to April 21, 1980.
- [name withheld] closed for its own open house party
- Moratorium on demolishing or converting residential hotel units is extended, and the ordinance was finally passed.
- Hutch moved that the Board hold a joint public hearing with the Redevelopment Agency on the Bayview Industrial Triangle redevelopment plan on June 23, 1980.
- Public Works was authorized to repair balcony and stair railings at Midtown Apartments; passed as an emergency measure.
- Condominium map at 2414 Pine Street
- Condominium subdivision map for 2875 Jackson Street approved, after an amendment deleting one clause over three no votes.
- Supervisor Hutch's proposed temporary closing of Gold Street on two evenings for Professional Women of Marin County was continued to May 27.
- Castro Street Fair closing sent back to committee
- Condominium map approved for 2806 Union Street
- Waverly Place closed for the [name withheld] convention
- Space outside 50 United Nations Plaza allowed for fuel conservation
- Condominium map approved for 485-495 Greenwich Street
- Board advanced an ordinance making the Bayview Industrial Triangle redevelopment plan official, after adding a solar energy clause by Supervisor Horanzy.
- Special permission denied at 2020 Jackson Street
- Ratification of a union agreement on temporary employees' benefits was continued to July 7, 1980.
- A joint Board and Redevelopment Agency hearing opened on the proposed redevelopment plan for the Bayview Industrial Triangle.
- Board adopted a resolution certifying no significant environmental effect for the proposed Bayview Industrial Triangle Redevelopment Project Area.
- Carpool permit parking program ordinance was sent back to committee for further review.
- Mission Street closed to mark the 1935 ILWU strike
- Condominium map approved for 83-85-87 Duboce Avenue
- Part of Buena Vista Avenue closed for good near Java Street
- Amended condominium map approved for 1770 Pacific Avenue
- Rhode Island Street closed for the Showplace Square furniture market
- Condominium map approved for 5851-5853 Mission Street
- Post Street closed for the Buddhist Church
- 170 Fell Street leased for city sewer and transit staff
- Final map of the Mirasol condominium subdivision on Gardenside Drive was approved by Resolution 659-80.
- Consideration of the 1980-81 city budget was continued to July 28, 1980.
- Polk Street closed for a San Francisco Coalition rally
- Public hearing was held on the Public Utilities Commission's proposed revised Hetch Hetchy power rates for private and municipal customers.
- Brenham Place closed for the
- Streets closed for parking at the [name withheld] Symphony Hall gala
- Grove Street closed between Van Ness Avenue and Franklin Street
- Condominium map approved for 621 Arguello Boulevard
- The Board will hear an appeal against Public Works' refusal of a tentative map for a 29-unit condominium conversion at 1895 Pacific Avenue.
- Resolution concurring with the Controller's certification is proposed; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Whitney Young Circle closed for Bayview-Hunters Point Pride and
- More apartments allowed at 2801 through 2867 Sacramento Street
- Eddy Street closed for the [name withheld] Day picnic
- [name withheld] appealed the Public Works rejection of a 29-unit condominium conversion map at 1895 Pacific Avenue.
- Condominium map approved for Villanova, 1755 Filbert Street
- Extended the moratorium on demolishing or converting residential hotel units and apartments to hotel uses, as an emergency measure.
- Condominium map for 1770 San Jose Avenue
- Subdivision at 2286-2290 Filbert Street allowed over Public Works objection
- Leavenworth Street closing for a Zoological Society program sent to committee
- Appeal granted over a condition on 157-161 Octavia Street conversion
- Planning Commission overruled on 35 flats at Carolina and Eighteenth
- Appeal heard on ten condominium conversions at 2195 Green Street
- Condominium map approved for 2040 Laguna Street
- Condominium map approved for 1020 Vallejo Street
- Condominium map approved for 3835 Scott Street
- Condominium map approved for 3595 Clay Street
- Condominium map approved for 6509 Geary Boulevard
- Condominium map approved for 401 Twenty-sixth Avenue and 2501 Clement Street
- The Board adopted the journals of August 18 and 25, 1980, after finding no errors, corrections or omissions.