All decisions
77 Board decisions about Harvey Milk, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- $33,028 for home repair aid in North of Market; decision put off.
- Board refused to overturn Planning Commission approval of a drug referral residential program at 1516-20 Dolores Street.
- Legislation sought to raise the cable car fare to fifty cents
- Milk and Kopp asked the City Attorney for an opinion on suspending a Human Rights Commission staff member for press disclosures.
- Milk asked the Human Rights Commission director to explain the suspension of a staff member for press disclosures.
- Milk asked the City Attorney to draft legislation exempting food vendors at street fairs and school or church events from a code section.
- Milk asked Public Works to consider a fence behind the Market and Castro streetcar stop and longer pedestrian walk times there.
- Manpower planning council reorganised with supervisors' appointees.
- Initiative ordinance regulating street artists and craftsmen was sent back to committee by Milk's motion.
- Proposed charter amendment on federal or federally-assisted financing was continued to March 6, 1978.
- Rules for checking federal jobs-program spending set; budget analyst to monitor
- Scott Street closed for the Duboce spring equinox festival
- Board finds revised Hetch Hetchy power rates need no tax subsidy
- [name withheld] garage lease and bonds put off to March 27.
- Restoring Fire Department money cut for fireboats proposed.
- Supervisor Molinari was elected President Pro Tempore by voice vote without objection.
- Performing arts garage lease sent back to committee.
- 243 Onondaga Avenue rezoned for shops
- City bonds for water, fire and street lights approved
- New senior affairs authority plan sent back to committee.
- Board backed USF buying 23 acres from Lone Mountain College
- Supervisor Milk's letter asks the Mayor for [name withheld] views on who should run the fireboat.
- Opposition to S 1437, a criminal code overhaul, delayed to May 22.
- Vote to block Muni shuttle route cuts failed
- Backing for state ban on job bias by sexual orientation delayed.
- Trial closing urged for the Great Highway between Sloat and Skyline
- Extra tax on quick home-sale profits delayed to May 22.
- Proposed tax on quick home-sale profits; vote put off to May 30.
- Opposition to federal crime-law overhaul voted down
- City's 1978-79 budget approved, with changes.
- Appeal on 765 Fourteenth Avenue condo plan still open.
- City opposition to state school-employee ballot measure proposed.
- Budget approval deadlines proposed to be extended; result not shown.
- Parking-garage tax rise to 22% sent back to committee.
- Public Library funding increase from 85% to 100% proposed; outcome appears on next page.
- McAllister and Polk Streets closed for Gay Freedom Day
- Plan for 22% parking tax at peak hours set aside.
- Plan to raise business tax rates advances to final vote.
- City Attorney asked to prepare legislation calling for election of Charter Commissioners in November 1978.
- Special permission refused for 605 Franklin Street
- Charter amendment to repeal fare restrictions on cable cars was submitted to voters and then continued to July 24, 1978.
- Motion to send the payroll expense tax ordinance back to Finance Committee was refused; the ordinance would reinstate the earlier tax rate.
- Locksmith costs charged to 101-03 Lower Terrace after forced entry
- Mental-health services plan for 1978-79 vote delayed.
- Old $54.90 payment waiver still pending; vote delayed.
- Rehabilitation home allowed at 815 Buena Vista Avenue West
- Permission granted for KRON-TV to use the Board Chambers on August 8, 1978 to film an editorial.
- Appeal over the 815 Buena Vista rehabilitation home put off
- Federal grant for police crime program accepted
- Rehabilitation home allowed at 815 Buena Vista Avenue West
- Appeal over the 815 Buena Vista rehabilitation home put off again
- $100,000 for Hetch Hetchy consultants: vote postponed.
- Rehabilitation home allowed at 815 Buena Vista Avenue West
- State election pamphlets to be mailed straight to all San Francisco voters
- Hearing opened on the 1966 Pacific Avenue condominium conversion appeal
- Yes argument on printing wage rule goes in voter guide.
- Rehabilitation home allowed at 815 Buena Vista Avenue West
- City's yes argument on supervisor approval of contracts goes in voter guide
- City 1979 tax rate still needs a final vote.
- Community college 1979 tax rate passed first vote; final vote needed.
- $3 million home-repair bond sale proposed; no outcome shown.
- A proposed rezoning of Monterey Boulevard lot 53, Block 6770, from RM-1 to R-3 was sent to committee.
- A proposed rezoning of Stanyan Street between Frederick and Oak Streets from RC-2 to RC-1 and RM-2 was sent to committee.
- Rezoning of Castro, Market and Stanyan Streets sent to committee
- Hearing held on unpaid garbage collection charges
- A proposed rezoning along Yukon Street to Market Street from RH-2 to RH-1 was sent to committee.
- A proposed rezoning of the northwest corner of Frederick at Stanyan Street from C-2 to RC-1 was sent to committee.
- A proposed rezoning of Fell Street between Shrader and Cole Streets from RM-1 to RH-3 was sent to committee.
- Castro Street closed for a children's Halloween celebration
- Money for new neighborhood centers still pending.
- Board continued [name withheld] sidewalk assessment for 2298 Market Street to November 13, 1978; Public Works to report back.
- Hearing on objections to Public Works assessments for sidewalk and curb repairs at thirteen San Francisco properties.
- Owners to repay city for sidewalk and curb repairs it paid
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Draw poker card room licence rules set for a vote.
- Sidewalk repair bills to owners put off to November 20.
- Supervisor Milk asked the City Attorney to draft Cable TV franchise changes covering annual review, a regulatory commission, fees and citywide wiring.