All decisions
about 140 Board decisions about James Mailliard, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Opposition to state bill on business stock tax sent to committee
- Mayor asked to proclaim Toastmaster Week, May 5 to 11
- Proposed ordinance would place care of certain sculptures, murals and paintings under the Art Commission; outcome continues on next page.
- Supervisor Mailliard's motion sent the ordinance on care of city sculptures and murals back to committee.
- Proposed citywide firearms possession and transfer rules remain before the Board; a motion to send them back to committee failed.
- City gun registration rules passed; delay attempt failed
- Three city commissioners get leave to be out of state
- Mayor and some officials cleared to travel out of state
- Proposal setting time limits for planning code conformity during reclassification was tabled.
- Mailliard moved to pass Planning Code changes on conditional uses and variances; the final vote continues on the next page.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page.
- Proposed Planning Code change giving corner lots in the C-3-0 district a twenty per cent floor area premium was passed for second reading.
- Board adopted resolution vacating portions of Gaines Street and air space south of Union Street.
- The Board adopted an ordinance vacating Van Dyke Avenue between Hawes and Griffith Streets.
- Board backs keeping Fort Funston and Fort Miley as open space
- Hearing held on closing Niagara Avenue west of San Jose Avenue
- City sends commendations to several local people and businesses
- Delay on residency-rule request for juvenile chief turned down
- City urges feds to build archives elsewhere, keep Fort Miley open
- City asks state to waive residency rule for juvenile probation chief
- School-violence and integration statement put off a week.
- City accepts $40,000 federal money for 1969 summer youth program
- Hearing set on the Gaven Street appeal at Boylston Street corner
- Stop signs for the Embarcadero at Bay Street put off
- Parts of Sansome and Battery Streets made through streets
- A resolution on Sansome and Battery Streets, subject not named
- Police rank and pay charter change set aside.
- Rezoning of Webster Street properties from C-M to R-3 continued to October 14, 1969 after businesses raised concerns.
- Invitation to airport architects for BART report proposed
- City urges US and Canada to approve more direct flights
- Hearing set on the appeal over 3130 Scott Street
- Supervisor Mailliard proposed that a committee study city losses from forged warrants and consider remedial legislation; referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Mailliard asked the City Attorney to prepare a proposed ordinance taxing users of the San Francisco sewer system; request granted.
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- Topless ban sent back to committee; no final decision.
- Proposed ordinance allowing revocable permits for public telephone booths on sidewalks had its consideration continued.
- City Planning asked to review billboards on Market Street
- Phone booths allowed on city sidewalks by permit
- Planners asked to recheck waterfront height rule for Telegraph Hill
- The Board asks San Francisco Unified School District to consider a subject; the text continues on the next page.
- City welcomes delegates to [name withheld]–US legislators' conference
- Board adopted, as amended, a resolution supporting Proposition 8, the state property tax reform initiative.
- Support for property tax reform put off for now.
- Money for temporary public defender salaries sent to committee.
- Resolution authorizing temporary closing of part of Oakdale Avenue was adopted.
- Proposed permanent height district for the Ocean Beach area was continued to May 11, 1970.
- Changes to Special Height District classifications on the Zoning Map were continued to May 11, 1970.
- Old U.[name withheld] on Commercial Street moves toward landmark status.
- South Bayshore shoreline plan sent to committee.
- Hearing set on the special permit for 333 Taylor Street
- Planning Commission asked to revisit [name withheld] height rules
- Support for State Senate Bill 577 on court reporter fees and salaries was continued for further consideration.
- Measure urging end to Indo-China war put aside, 8-2 vote.
- Resolution 279-70 was adopted as amended, asking San Francisco's congressional delegation to take appropriate action.
- Supervisor Mailliard's congratulations to Mr. and [name withheld] on their fiftieth wedding anniversary were sent with no objection.
- Resolution supporting state bill SB 577 on court reporter fees and salaries adopted as amended.
- Supervisors passed on second reading a proposal to rezone 1300 Potrero Avenue from R-4 to C-2.
- A vote with no subject on this page
- Health director may sign food aid program agreement
- Measure sent to committee; subject not in this record.
- Height limits set for signs on building walls citywide
- Board opposed AB 363 creating a regional transportation commission unless it names the Association of Bay Area Governments, then referred it to committee.
- Fourth amendment to the Calif E-4 code enforcement grant contract adopted, as recommended by Planning and Development Committee.
- Fire Chief William Murray commended
- Muni cable car fare set at 25 cents or transfer.
- Supervisor Mailliard questioned the need and funding of a proposed Presidio school, and the matter was referred to committee.
- Board adopted a finding that a tax subsidy is necessary for proposed Municipal Railway fare increases.
- Leaves of absence for two officials approved.
- Changes to Hunters Point redevelopment plan advance; not final.
- Appeal over 3975 Alemany Boulevard rezoning put off
- The Board continued the appeal over denied conditional use of 1200 Ninth Avenue for automobile trailer rental to August 31, 1970.
- Neighbors oppose closing parts of Burnett and Palo Alto Avenues
- Supervisor Ertola was adopted as President Pro Tempore for the recessed meeting by a 2-1 vote.
- Absent supervisors ordered brought in to make a quorum
- City backs Proposition C: pension credit for former Market Street Railway workers
- Proposal: city pays printing costs of Proposition F ballot argument.
- Mailliard's request for a progress report on the Mission Model Neighborhood Corporation's demonstration plan was granted.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance vacating a ten-foot public service easement in Block 1929A, in exchange for a new one.
- Resolution on implementing State employee-bargaining law was adopted after a motion to continue it was refused.
- Paving bill for Crestmont Drive Extension confirmed and sent to contractor
- Supervisors back Toys for Tots week of December 6-12
- Asks independent legal aid for poor; urges anti-poverty director to resign.
- Closing Burnett and Palo Alto Avenues sent back to committee
- Haight-Ashbury improvements must involve residents; still in committee.
- O.R. Project urged to keep running until June 30
- City Planning asked to protect Market Street view corridors
- Guardsman Drive Week proclaimed for April 12, 1971
- Rules on living in parked campers postponed to March 29.
- Board backs buses and ferries; opposes car deck on Golden Gate Bridge
- Proposal asks state to ban certain acts in movie theaters.
- Miles Street north of California Street closed for good
- City backs state seal-protection bill; sent to committee.
- Board authorized closing Oakdale Avenue between Lane and Mendell Streets on May 1, 1971.
- Board authorized closing Washington Street between Maple and Cherry Streets on May 2, 1971.
- Sacramento Street sewer easement to be dropped; final vote pending.
- Ice House Alley temporarily closed June 25 to 27
- Waterfront master plan request [name withheld] to May 17.
- Board continued the resolution requesting a waterfront master plan to May 17, 1971.
- Proposed resolution asks city agencies to advise on Northern Waterfront development and seeks a citizens' advisory committee.
- Proposal to block Muni cuts on three Haight-area lines.
- Public hearing on abandoning parts of Muni motor coach lines 7, 71 and 72 was temporarily postponed.
- Supervisor Mailliard asked Public Utilities for watershed development plans in San Mateo County and asked the City Attorney about the Board's powers.
- Board honors the late
- City intends to close part of Carnelian Way in Diamond Heights
- Supervisor Mailliard asked the Municipal Railway what its objections are to a grade separation at Masonic Avenue and Geary Boulevard.
- Board voted to oppose state bill AB 1057 unless amended to match city policy.
- Special committee meetings need three members to call them
- The Board sent to committee a resolution urging Congress to create a Golden Gate National Recreation Area, after the Mayor objected to Presidio boundaries.
- Hearing concluded on closing Ecker Street between Market and Stevenson
- Plan to close part of Carnelian Way for a cul-de-sac.
- Charter amendment on retirement and death benefits for miscellaneous employees continued to August 30, 1971.
- Charter amendment on cable car operation continued to August 30, 1971.
- Charter amendment on publications and notices of legislation was continued to August 30, 1971, with no objection.
- Charter amendment on fire department death allowances was continued to August 30, 1971, with no objection.
- Charter amendment letting police officers and sergeants become assistant inspectors was continued to August 30, 1971.
- Charter amendment exempting Public Defender's Office investigators from civil service rules was continued to August 30, 1971.
- Charter amendment on zoning reclassification continued to August 30, 1971.
- Charter amendment on city purchasing procedure moved to be continued to August 30, 1971.
- Charter amendment on Fire Department administration and working conditions continued to August 30, 1971.
- Charter amendment on death allowances for Police Department members continued to August 30, 1971.
- Charter amendment on the Retirement System was continued to August 30, 1971, with no objection.
- Charter amendment creating deputy chief of patrol and night captain ranks was continued to August 30, 1971.
- Charter amendment on police sections 35 to 35.5 is proposed; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Retirement and death benefit change for city workers shelved.
- Proposed charter amendment on city purchasing procedure continues to the next page of the record.
- Proposed charter amendment on death allowances for Fire Department members was ordered submitted to voters as amended.
- Police promotion rules change shelved for now.
- A charter amendment changing several sections of the city charter was taken up out of order from the Legislative and Personnel Committee.
- Purchase charter change sent to committee for further study.
- Bill confirmed for the Bancroft Avenue improvement work
- Crossing guard money set to last ninety days, not sixty
- Part of Loomis Street closed as public street
- Supervisor Mailliard asked Public Works to review California and Cherry Streets for signals and stop signs after a fatal crash.
- Board adopted a resolution correcting clerical errors in the 1971-72 assessment roll, increasing taxes payable.
- Utility's Grote Place permit delayed to October 18.
- Board debated a resolution urging federal funds for a San Francisco growth study; the Planning Director objected and a motion to refer was made.
- Supervisors urged US Senate to approve Banuelos as Treasurer
- Hearing set on appeal over denied use change at 1423 47th Avenue
- Board granted Supervisor Mailliard's request asking the Planning Commission to favourably consider a marina permit for [name withheld] in the south bayshore area.
- Jan 28, 1972 named Boys' Club
- City to study North Point sewage disposal near Alcatraz Island
- Resolution adopted urging federal aid and a plan to build a scenic bikeway through the Presidio from 25th Avenue to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Bill confirmed for the Hawes Street improvement work