All decisions
about 190 Board decisions about George Moscone, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Board asked the Clerk to write Supervisor Clarissa McMahon a letter wishing her a speedy recovery from illness.
- Piece of Josiah Avenue given up as a public street
- Waterfront, Michigan and twelve other streets proposed for closing
- Public Health gets $21,822 for sick-leave cover and temporary pay
- Glen Park owners' appeal over Diamond Heights put off a week
- [name withheld] Oil takes over Tidewater's station at Ocean Avenue
- Board appeal over a conditional use for moderate-priced housing on Bemis Street was continued for one week.
- Measure sent to committee; subject not in this record.
- Board postponed an appeal over a conditional use for moderate-priced housing on Bemis Street in Diamond Heights.
- Board congratulated the San Francisco Merionettes on winning the AAU National Synchronized Swimming Championships.
- Parts of Spring and Summer Streets given up as public streets
- The Board directed the Clerk to ask the Mayor to review a proposed Mayor's Coordinator on Youth Activities position.
- Clerk directed to ask the Controller and City Attorney whether the Board may fund nighttime Rincon Annex postal service.
- Rent aid for people forced out by public projects sent to committee.
- Board confirms the cost assessment for improving Velasco Avenue
- Public defender office posts restored in budget
- Notice for hearing on Embarcadero-Lower Market plan changes voted down
- Leaves of absence for several city officials approved.
- Civil Service Commission will hold entrance examinations for one qualified applicant each for Director of Public Health Nursing and Chief Dietitian.
- Pay standards for private workers on city contracts approved
- Board confirms the cost assessment for improving Day Street
- Hetch Hetchy project to buy $63,000 of power; sent to committee
- City panel meets to hear requests to lower property values
- One property's tax value review put off one week.
- Joseph Tinney elected as the supervisors' president
- Two city commissioners granted leave to travel out of state.
- Earlier move to send Western Addition hearing to committee undone
- Resolution commending [name withheld] adopted.
- Supervisor William Blake named to Redwood Empire board
- Supervisor Moscone asks the Library Commission to report its book thefts
- Clerk directed to write to two factions in Forest Knolls Subdivision about stairways, and the City Attorney asked whether the Board has jurisdiction.
- Moscone had the proposed vacation of street areas in Forest Knolls calendared for a December 15, 1964 committee hearing.
- Golden Gateway plazas offered to city as public park; sent to committees.
- Supervisors congratulated
- Leaves of absence approved for several city officials, including the Mayor.
- Supervisors declared policy backing arts and cultural activities
- City to pay $500 to settle lawsuit by [name withheld]; not final.
- City asks Parks Commission for progress report on Candlestick elephant train
- Asks studies of other garbage methods instead of Bay dumping
- Three new engine houses dropped from the fire bond money
- San Luis drain request sent back to committee after Mayor objected
- Supervisor Moscone was granted permission to prepare questions with the City Attorney on using savings to demolish the Embarcadero Freeway.
- Supervisor Moscone's request for letters on razing the Embarcadero Freeway was granted without objection.
- Bill adding municipal judges to state employees' health plan: sent to committee.
- City urges timely plan to join federal anti-poverty program
- Delivery trucks must park within eighteen inches of the curb
- [name withheld] allowed a basketball hoop at 350 Lansdale Avenue
- Parts of Jackson Street, Hotaling Place and Balance Street closed June 5-6
- Supervisor Moscone's request for a progress report on the old Hall of Justice was granted by the Board.
- State to repay city for welfare department work; sent to committee.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance changing Police Code license fees for jitney buses based on seating capacity.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld].
- The Board voted without objection to extend its congratulations to [name withheld] on his elections.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld].
- Consideration of a proposed minimum two-dollar overtime parking fine was continued one week.
- [name withheld] assessment appeal [name withheld] to check rental income
- Assessment reduction request by [name withheld] for block 2685, lot 1 was continued one week at his request.
- Assessment appeal by [name withheld] on Block 707 Lot 1 continued one week by the Board.
- One property's tax value cut from $4,560 to $4,230
- One building's tax value cut from $30,000 to $26,500
- One building's tax value cut from $6,000 to $5,250
- Supervisor Moscone asked the General Manager, Personnel, to report on reclassifying two chauffeur positions assigned to the Board.
- Proposal urging the Public Utilities Commission to add cable car safety devices was tabled by the Board.
- City asks bridge district about painters' pay rates
- Ballot argument on stolen-property costs introduced; not yet decided.
- Water Department youth jobs money sent to committee.
- [name withheld] appointed to Bay Area development commission
- Congratulations sent to law firm
- Congratulations sent to [name withheld] of Commerce
- Board continued the $100,000 Public Works appropriation for a Golden Gate Freeway engineering study, asking the State to pay for it.
- Policy to preserve Glen Canyon Park sent to Rules Committee
- City plans to close part of [name withheld] east of Jones Street.
- Economic Opportunity Council allowed to meet in supervisors' chamber
- State Assembly committee allowed to hold hearings in supervisors' chamber
- State freeway study agreement sent to Rules Committee.
- City workers' sick-leave rules no longer set to expire
- Closing part of San Jose Avenue sent back to committee
- Police residence limit taken up with fire rule.
- [name withheld] allowed to build onto city land on Clipper Street
- Proposal to let uniformed Police Department members live within thirty air line miles of City Hall; outcome not printed here.
- Paving bill for Castro Street confirmed and sent to the contractor
- Honored the memory of Andrew J. Gallagher
- St. Francis Hospital Association allowed a parking bay on Hyde Street
- Supervisors pay tribute to the late resident
- [name withheld] given part of the Union Street sidewalk
- City commends Rochester Clothing Company
- City commends [name withheld].
- Yerba Buena area redevelopment plan vote moved to March 7
- Federal road officials invited to freeway hearing
- Part of Seward Street closed for one day, March 6
- Sent to the Streets and Transportation Committee, subject not named
- Panhandle freeway route vote delayed until March 21.
- Committee asked to check investigator pay next year
- Earlier janitor pay rise cancelled
- City backs Blood for Veterans Week and urges donations
- Police and fire pay rates still awaiting final vote.
- Request to state to move Saturday holidays to Friday, sent to committee.
- Resolution adopted waiving residence requirements for the next appointee as Public Relations Bureau Director, Public Utilities Commission.
- Golden Gate College School of Law congratulated and commended
- Supervisors Moscone and Blake amended the proposed supplemental agreement between the City and the Redevelopment Agency.
- Police and fire pension change put off one week.
- Proposed charter amendment on retirement and death benefits was amended to cover Fire Department employees and continued one week.
- Plan to close part of Hamerton Avenue sent back to committee.
- Charter amendment on keeping police and fire officers in their retirement system after non-civil-service moves was referred to committee.
- Memorial tribute to [name withheld] approved
- Resolution in memory of [name withheld] was adopted by the Board by rising vote.
- Zoo road to close for the Merced Girl Scouts' neighborhood day
- Federal grant request for waste-disposal trial sent to committee.
- Tunnel feasibility study request sent to committee.
- Supervisors back state bill for local air pollution zones
- City urges police to catch killers of [name withheld] and
- Stance on senior property tax break bill delayed.
- Opposition to State Senate constitutional amendment SCA 2 on a property tax exemption for owners aged 65 or older was continued one week.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Assessment audit reports to be sent to Assessor and state officials
- Resolution commending Delano and San Joaquin Valley strikers and requesting a [name withheld] proclamation for July 9, 1966.
- G.[name withheld] assessment appeal for Block 6941, Lot 11 was taken under advisement.
- [name withheld] land assessment equalization application is listed as a reduction granted; the outcome continues on the next page.
- [name withheld] building assessment for block 283, lot 21 was reduced from $9,100 to $6,690 by the Board.
- [name withheld] property assessment appeal for block 618, lot 4 was taken under advisement by the Board.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Fox West Coast Theatre Corp's assessment appeal for its property at block 342, lot 11 was continued for one week.
- Fox West Coast Theatre Corp's assessment appeal for its property at block 342, lot 12 was continued for one week.
- Sutter-Scott Corporation's assessment appeal for block 1051, lot 36 was taken under advisement, with the Assessor to report on comparable properties.
- Summer Street west of Montgomery no longer a public street
- Clerk directed to prepare a request asking the State Legislature to have redevelopment-area property taxes assumed by the Agency.
- Tax value of one building cut by $1,600
- St. Francis Square Apartments' assessment application for block 709 lot 27 was under consideration; outcome continues on the next page.
- [name withheld] assessment application for block 2676 lot 11 was taken under advisement by the Board.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] property assessment appeal was taken under advisement, with no reduction decided yet.
- [name withheld] property assessment appeal was taken under advisement, with no reduction decided yet.
- [name withheld] assessed-valuation appeal on a building was taken under advisement; the Director recommended no reduction.
- [name withheld] request to reduce her property assessment was taken under advisement.
- [name withheld] assessment appeal for Block 1774 Lot 41 was continued one week.
- Moreggia & [name withheld] assessment appeal for Block 339 Lot 4 was continued one week.
- [name withheld] assessment application for block 5522 lot 44 was taken under advisement by the Board.
- Consideration of [name withheld] property assessment application was continued one week.
- [name withheld] property assessment appeal was continued one week because the applicant was not present to testify.
- [name withheld] property assessment appeal was taken under advisement, with no reduction decided yet.
- [name withheld] assessment appeal for block 5746, lot 7 was taken under advisement.
- [name withheld] assessment appeal for block 1742, lot 2 was taken under advisement.
- [name withheld] assessment hearing for block 1843, lot 48 was continued one week.
- Tax value of one building cut by $2,570
- [name withheld] assessment appeal for Block 1232 Lot 1 was continued one week.
- [name withheld] assessment application for block 6549, lot 2 was taken under advisement.
- [name withheld] building assessment equalization application was continued to August 9, 1966.
- [name withheld] land and building assessment equalization application was continued to August 9, 1966.
- [name withheld] assessment application for block 4004, lot 25 was taken under advisement; the Director recommended no reduction.
- [name withheld] request to reduce the assessed value of his property was restored to the calendar.
- Tax appeal hearings began.
- [name withheld] property assessment reduction application for block 1774, lot 41 was continued to August 10, 1966.
- Tax appeal hearing session opened
- Tax appeal hearings set for evenings of August 10 and 11
- [name withheld] assessment reduction application for block 1078, lot 30 was taken under advisement after the Director of Property recommended no reduction.
- Standard Brands Inc.'s property assessment appeal was taken under advisement; the Assessor recommended no reduction.
- [name withheld] tax appeal held for later decision.
- Golden Gateway building tax cut $500,000 approved.
- Charter amendment letting police officers keep retirement membership when taking non-civil-service posts was continued one week.
- Golden Gateway building tax cut $500,000 turned down
- Proposed charter amendment creating a Palace of Fine Arts Commission was continued to September 6, 1966.
- City salutes baseball star Willie Mays
- Proposed charter amendment letting police officers in non-civil-service City posts keep retirement membership was continued to September 6, 1966.
- Board postponed Tamaras's resolution on nurses' pay to avert a threatened walkout, pending the nurses' vote.
- Charter amendment proposed to drop recertification of probationary appointees moved to another department; outcome on next page.
- Police and fire pay charter change delayed to September 6.
- Proposed charter change giving city employees twenty working days' annual vacation after ten years was continued to September 6, 1966.
- Proposed charter change on retirement benefits and beneficiary annuities for city employees was continued to September 6, 1966.
- Proposed charter change on attorney qualifications in the City Attorney, District Attorney and Public Defender offices was continued to September 6, 1966.
- Proposal to enlarge the Police Commission from three to five members was continued to September 6, 1966.
- Charter amendment letting the Civil Service Commission set disciplinary hearing procedure continued to September 6, 1966.
- Request to reopen transit-bond ballot opinion turned down, 4 to 6
- Proposed charter change on Civil Service Commission rules for employee leaves of absence was continued to September 6, 1966.
- Proposed charter change creating an arbitration committee for Fire Department discipline and working condition disputes was continued to September 6, 1966.
- Proposal to tie police and fire pay to the highest rates paid in comparable cities was continued to September 6, 1966.
- Proposal to enlarge the Fire Commission from three to five members was continued to September 6, 1966.
- Proposal to reorganize the Police and Fire Departments, with a five-member commission amendment, was continued to September 6, 1966.
- Charter amendment on Bureau of Fire Prevention inspection permits and officer pay continued to September 6, 1966.
- Proposal to increase the Civil Service Commission to five members was continued to September 6, 1966.
- Proposal to remove the cap on public utility capital costs and require bonds was continued to September 6, 1966.
- August hearing set on the Lakeshore Plaza shopping center appeal
- Nurses' pay measure set aside after city offer accepted.
- Controller's $1.3M appropriation for Department of Public Health salaries and nurse pay was debated; the Board had not yet finally acted.
- Charter amendment letting police officers who take non-civil-service city jobs keep Police and Fire retirement membership was submitted to voters.
- Mayor and parks commission asked to review disabled center's budget requests
- Center-column mezzanines at Powell and Montgomery stations to be rejected
- Backs Housing Authority request for federal money to repair housing
- Sets new prices for city law pamphlets
- Method for choosing bridge district directors proposed.
- Supervisors debated a resolution keeping San Francisco's combined sewer system; consideration was continued pending an amendment.
- Supervisor Moscone asked the Fire, Safety and Police Committee to take up the secondhand goods and pawnbroker licence ordinance again.
- Board pays tribute to
- [name withheld] Sharp Park golf pro deal put off
- Property tax reduction requests all turned down