All decisions
79 Board decisions about Gordon Lau, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Polk Street closed for Halloween on a split six-to-five vote
- Taxi permit transfer and fee rules: Mayor's objection still open.
- Health department allowed to train with military for disasters
- City funds for waterfront design and transport studies approved
- McKinnon Avenue closed for a block party between Third and Newhall
- Sheriff Hongisto granted leave to travel out of state
- Resolution urging the Secretary of Transportation; its text continues on the next page.
- Board cheers the city's annual parades
- Proposed charter amendment to elect eleven Community College board members by district was re-referred to committee.
- Proposed charter amendment to elect eleven Board of Education members by district was re-referred to committee.
- Gonzales's charter amendment on promotions in police and fire uniformed forces was taken up from committee; its outcome is not printed here.
- New mental health contract with Pacific Psychotherapy Associates approved
- Urges federal hospital reuse plan consider elderly and non-English speakers
- Marin college students to train at the City Clinic
- Letter to city workers about Jarvis-Gann initiative put on hold.
- Condominium conversion at 1561 Clay Street turned down
- Board heard appeal on denial of a six-unit condominium conversion at 765 Fourteenth Avenue and continued the hearing to June 12, 1978.
- City opposition to adding land to Golden Gate recreation area proposed.
- Mayor may accept more state money for Nihonmachi childcare centres
- City position on federal park-land bill put off to July 17.
- Park irrigation spending proposed at $9.3 million; vote delayed.
- Money to pay youths in training; vote not shown.
- Move to oppose adding Playland land to the national recreation area
- Charter change on sick and disability leave put off.
- Proposed charter amendment on printing contractors' working conditions was continued to July 24, 1978.
- Plan to stop chlorine in wastewater treatment; vote not shown.
- Parking and stopping rules on various streets; result not shown.
- Parking and stopping rules for various streets
- Six-month ban proposed on new nightspots and restaurants on 24th Street
- Art festival gets $2,000 from Levi Strauss Foundation
- 1979 federal community grant plan put off; still open.
- Private cleaning contractor at Downtown College Center considered; vote delayed.
- Convention center named after the late Mayor George Moscone
- Supervisor Lau's request for a letter to Civil Service Commission head John Walsh on compensatory time was granted.
- Appeal over the 121-131 Lake Street conversion heard and continued
- State urged to send solid waste funds to Richmond group
- Urges pay and benefit changes for city staff; final vote not shown.
- Hearing sought on lifting the Ninth Avenue two-hour parking limit
- Asks federal government to push Germany on Nazi war crime time limits
- Parking access from Alemany Boulevard refused at 4900-4940 Mission Street
- Pay rules for certain city workers sent back to committee.
- Rules for yearly city pay list advanced; not yet final.
- A resolution was adopted by a 9-1 vote, with Molinari absent; its subject is not printed here.
- Rules for the yearly city pay list put on hold.
- Board urged Congress to protect and expand Amtrak service
- Board urged federal change to count Asian-Americans for contract aid
- Appeal against Public Works' rejection of a tentative map for a condominium, set for Board hearing; outcome not on this page.
- Supervisors form a special committee on housing
- 2577-87 Bryant Street rezoned away from two-family housing
- City welcomes 1979 national judo championships to San Francisco
- City backs Asian/Pacific American Heritage Week events
- Contract with transit workers' union put off to May 21.
- Appeal against rejection of a seven-unit condominium conversion map at 1140 Chestnut Street was continued to May 21, 1979.
- Supervisor Lau asked for a hearing on Wastewater Project charges, legislation and complaints, referred to the Joint Finance and Health Committee.
- Contract with the city's chief labor negotiator renewed for another year
- Labor agreements with city worker unions approved.
- Prevailing pay rates set for workers on city contracts.
- New rules adopted for the Assessment Appeals Board
- Federal revenue-sharing agreement put off to July 16.
- Ninth Avenue closed for a neighborhood block party
- War Memorial board membership change put off to August 6.
- Proposed charter amendment on the composition of the War Memorial Board of Trustees was continued to August 6, 1979.
- Polk Street to close for a Southeast Asian refugees rally
- Proposed charter amendment on tax rate limitations was sent back to committee.
- Small sidewalk encroachment upheld at 64-66 and 70-72 Bache Street
- City's argument against Proposition B on senior manager jobs approved
- City's argument against Proposition M on taxi and for-hire car rules approved
- Appeal over the 1111 Pine Street condominium conversion put off
- Citizens committee and study of International Hotel area backed.
- Supervisor Lau's request that the City Attorney give an opinion on Charter Section 8.405(g) on motorcycle officers' hazard pay was granted.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Temporary city workers' pension plan change put off.
- Retirement plan membership for temporary city workers proposed.
- Pay survey for city workers for 1980-81 proposed; result unclear.
- Five-year temporary workers' pension decision put off.
- Swinerton and [name withheld] allowed street space while building 101 Lombard Street
- Urges transit commission to reconsider Geary and Monterey bus changes
- Price tags on packaged goods proposed, with penalties.
- 'Projections 79' planning forecast endorsement sent to committee.