All decisions
22 Board decisions about John Bardis, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Rules for big antennas near homes sent to committee.
- Resolution against reinstating the draft put aside for now.
- Access rights onto Twin Peaks Boulevard sold to a neighbour
- Sale of city access rights to a Twin Peaks Boulevard property owner was continued to April 28, 1980.
- 939 Ellis Street subleased for the Mayor's community development office
- Access rights sold to reach Twin Peaks Boulevard from Block 2821
- Condominium map approved for 2414 Pine Street
- Access rights sold to reach Twin Peaks Boulevard from Block 2821
- Resolution rescinding approval of Redevelopment Agency residential loan notes and bonds was scheduled for the May 27 Board calendar.
- Consideration of a resolution rescinding Redevelopment Agency housing bond financing approval was continued to June 2, 1980.
- Redevelopment Agency issuance of up to $95 million in housing loan notes and $124 million in bonds approved for Western Addition.
- A $550,000 Municipal Railway appropriation for workers' compensation was postponed pending a Railway representative's appearance.
- Resolution 527-80 urging the Registrar of Voters to check every signature on the Citizens for Better Government petition was adopted.
- Britt's resolution urging [name withheld] to end aid to [name withheld] junta was tabled by the Board.
- Budget Analyst asked to evaluate city departments' responses on supplemental appropriations; request granted without objection.
- The citywide general election was consolidated with the Bay Area Rapid Transit district election on November 4, 1980.
- Motion to send the special parking zones ordinance for permitted vehicles back to committee was adopted.
- Burnett Avenue closed for good between Iron and Copper Alleys
- Apartments allowed at 1945 Washington Street
- Amendment H, requiring Community Development fund reports and setting aside unspent money, was adopted 8-3; the funding decision was postponed.
- Consideration of a resolution urging University of San Francisco to recognize gay and lesbian student groups was put off until December 22, 1980.
- The Recreation and Park Department's $111,500 appropriation for collection gates and turnstiles was continued to January 5, 1981.