All decisions
about 130 Board decisions about Eric Mar, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- A resolution concerning torture and dropping charges was continued by the Board, with its full title garbled in the record.
- Mar moved to continue the Operating Engineers Local 3 contract amendment ordinance to June 23, 2009.
- Resolution urging Attorney General Jerry Brown to reject torture evidence and drop the San Francisco 8 charges was continued to July 7, 2009.
- Resolution urging Attorney General Jerry Brown to reject torture-obtained evidence was continued to August 4, 2009.
- Board amended a resolution acknowledging San Francisco's role in advancing the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882.
- Board of Supervisors adopted, as amended, a resolution of intention to incur up to $150 million in bonds for property energy projects.
- Plan to block some owner move-in evictions where children live.
- Proposal to block owner move-in evictions where children live.
- Charter amendment to reduce employer retirement benefit costs was amended as a whole, given a new title, and divided on the 7% rate.
- Charter amendment limiting city payment of employee pension contributions was tabled.
- Charter amendment cutting city employer retirement costs and changing pension formulas was amended in full, given a new title, and carried 10-0.
- Neighbours appealed the Planning Department's environmental exemption for a third-floor addition at 2462 27th Avenue; hearing continued to April 27, 2010.
- Challenge to environmental exemption for 2462 27th Avenue delayed to April.
- Paperwork on 2462 27th Avenue environmental exemption delayed.
- Environmental review appeal for 2462 27th Avenue delayed to April.
- Procedure: honor items marked as ceremonial only
- The Board adopted a Brown Act finding that immediate action was needed on the resolutions, as the need arose after posting.
- Community policing ballot measure file was duplicated into file 100953 and amended in Rules Committee.
- Wording amended on taking 933-949 Stockton Street
- City Hall space for the [name withheld] proposed
- Toy-meal food rules for kids put off until November 2.
- Rules on city worker unions proposed for update.
- Rules for city worker relations delayed to November 16.
- Mayor vetoed a proposed ban on toys in fast food children's meals; the Board voted to schedule the veto for November 23.
- $30 million loan refinance for the Music Concourse garage.
- Hearing on 701 Lombard Street [name withheld] to June 28
- Support for state homeowner-protection bill put off; not decided.
- Michael Kim appointment to Port Commission; no vote shown.
- Hearing on the use of 701 Lombard Street put off
- Proposal to confirm Michael Kim to Port Commission.
- City urges state to keep children's program money
- City urges state to leave children's funds alone
- Supervisors found some resolutions needed immediate action; procedural only
- Routine procedural finding passed; nothing changes for residents
- Support for state homeowner bill SB 729 postponed to May.
- Supervisor Campos was excused from voting at the May 17, 2011 meeting.
- Hearing on using 701 Lombard Street put off to June
- Vote on the 4141 Geary Boulevard antennas put off to October
- Verizon antennas on Kaiser Hospital appeal put off to October
- Findings on the 4141 Geary Boulevard antennas put off to October
- 4141 Geary Boulevard permission decision put off to October
- A continuance vote with no subject on this page
- Special permission proposed for 4141 Geary Boulevard
- Special permission proposed for 4141 Geary Boulevard
- Board continued the motion disapproving Planning Commission's approval of a conditional use at 4141 Geary Boulevard to November 1, 2011.
- Change of use refused at 4141 Geary Boulevard
- Findings on special permission at 4141 Geary Boulevard put off
- Motion to approve Planning's conditional use for Verizon antennas at 4141 Geary Boulevard was continued to November 1, 2011.
- A continuance vote with no subject on this page
- Challenge to Geary Boulevard project approval; outcome not shown.
- Motion to disapprove a conditional use at 4141 Geary Boulevard and 450 6th Avenue was tabled by the Board.
- Antenna permission at 4141 Geary Boulevard again up for approval
- Findings on the 4141 Geary Boulevard antennas taken up
- Unanimous vote tables the 4141 Geary Boulevard antenna approval
- Motion to approve a conditional use at 4141 Geary Boulevard and 450 6th Avenue was tabled by the Board.
- Board tabled a motion directing preparation of findings on a conditional use permit for 4141 Geary Boulevard.
- City's farm bill message to Congress put on hold.
- Message urging US lawmakers on farm bill shelved.
- Opposition to the Citizens United corporate personhood ruling proposed
- Public hearing on Pier 50 lease held and filed.
- The Board approved the minutes of its March 20, 2012 meeting by an 11-0 vote.
- A motion continued, with no subject on this page
- Vote asked on whether 601 Dolores Street needs environmental review
- Appeal of the environmental exemption for converting a former church at 601 Dolores Street into middle school classrooms was continued to July 24, 2012.
- Approval of special permission for 601 Dolores Street moved
- Appeal over special permission at 601 Dolores Street put off
- Findings sought to reverse the 601 Dolores Street exemption
- Environmental review for Beach Chalet fields renovation upheld.
- Move to reverse Beach Chalet fields environmental approval put off.
- Board finds urgent need to act on items added after agenda posted.
- Ballot arguments for November 2012 approved, as amended.
- Environmental approval for Beach Chalet fields project upheld.
- Move to undo Beach Chalet fields approval put off.
- The Board approved the minutes of its October 2, 2012 meeting, 11 ayes to none.
- The Board approved the minutes of its November 9, 2012 meeting by an 11-0 vote.
- Domestic violence materials for city staff and contractors urged
- Proposal to name 2013 'The Year of the Child' in San Francisco.
- Minutes of the May 21, 2013 Board meeting were approved by an 11-member vote.
- City's budget for two years put off to July 16.
- Former redevelopment agency's $58.6 million budget and bonds put off.
- Treasure Island agency's two-year budget put off to July 16.
- City job list and salaries put off to July 16.
- $58.6 million redevelopment bonds budget
- Treasure Island agency's two-year budget [name withheld] to July 16
- Annual city job list and pay rules [name withheld] to July 16
- City's two-year budget [name withheld] to July 16
- Board continued its closed-session motion on labor negotiations to March 4, 2014, after amending the date.
- Board postponed to March 4, 2014 its motion to meet in closed session on labor negotiations with city unions.
- Closed-door talks with city worker unions; no action taken.
- Supervisors heard a closed-session update on labor negotiations with city employee unions, took no action, and did not disclose deliberations.
- Board approved a motion to meet in closed session on the Contest Promotions, LLC lawsuit against the City.
- Board approved a closed-session litigation outcome in the Contest Promotions, LLC lawsuit, with the City to receive $375,000.
- City urges protecting the Bay-Delta estuary's health
- Permit approval for 395 26th Avenue put off to Nov 25
- Appeal of approval for three new dwelling units at 115 Telegraph Hill Boulevard was continued to November 18, 2014.
- Motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the 115 Telegraph Hill Boulevard permit was continued to November 18, 2014.
- Written findings for 395 26th Avenue permit proposed; result not shown
- Appeal to overturn 115 Telegraph Hill Boulevard permit; result not shown
- Permit approval for 115 Telegraph Hill Boulevard put off to Nov 18
- July 18 named a day honoring a retiring health worker
- Appeal against approval to demolish two residential units at 395-26th Avenue was continued to November 25, 2014.
- Clerk asked to write findings against the 480 Potrero Avenue map
- Appeal over demolishing two flats at 395-26th Avenue heard and filed
- Move to reject the 480 Potrero Avenue subdivision taken up
- Approval of 395 26th Avenue project put on hold.
- Public Works decision on 480 Potrero Avenue to be upheld
- A motion tabled, with no subject on this page
- A motion continued, with no subject on this page
- Move to reject the Clement Street subdivision taken up
- Appeal over 312 Green Street put off to January
- Clement Street subdivision motion amended to strike the word appeal
- Motion reversing the Planning Department's exemption of 312 Green Street from environmental review was continued to January 13, 2015.
- Pension board reappointment of Wendy Paskin-Jordan approved.
- Airport restaurant labour hearing motion filed away.
- The Board approved the minutes of its December 9 and December 16, 2014 meetings.
- City-school committee extended to 2016; meets monthly on fourth Thursdays
- Extends joint city-school committee to March 2016; approved
- 474 Natoma Street handed over for affordable housing
- Proposed $300,000,000 affordable housing bond election was continued to June 23, 2015, on Supervisor Mar's motion.
- $300 million housing bond vote pushed to July 7
- $300 million affordable housing bond vote postponed to June 23.
- A $300M affordable housing bond proposal was continued to July 7, 2015.
- $300 million affordable housing bond put off until July.
- Bar expansion to a second floor proposed in Upper Market
- Proposed call to state to deny alcohol licenses for non-traditional shops.
- Urging state to deny some alcohol-shop licenses; delayed to April 5.
- Request to state on liquor licenses for some shops delayed
- Proposal asks state to refuse liquor licences to chain food shops.
- Board voted 8-3 to let an eligible District 1 supervisor ask an unscheduled question about police bigotry.