All decisions
66 Board decisions about Kevin Shelley, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Board passed on first reading, as amended, a two-year lease to Excelsior/Bay Area Parking Corporation for temporary parking lots on Port seawall lots.
- The Board approved the Journals of Proceedings for August 6 and 13, 1990.
- Management audit of the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency, sponsored by Supervisor Maher, continued to May 28, 1991.
- Board tabled the annual salary ordinance setting pay schedules for city, community college and school employees.
- Gale Street closed for good between King and Townsend Streets
- City Park wins the lease of the Union Square parking garage
- Supervisor Shelley's charter amendment on early service retirement was amended in whole and debate was cut off.
- Rincon Point plan changed to allow homes, offices and taller buildings
- Supervisor Shelley asked the Public Health Department whether primary care access is equal across its health centers.
- Motion to approve the Planning Commission's conditional use for 259 Frederick Street continued to October 28, 1991.
- Auto repair shop transfer at 259 Frederick Street put off
- Motion to disapprove the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 259 Frederick Street; outcome not shown on this page.
- Findings on the 259 Frederick Street permit put off again
- A letter was requested asking Muni for its current policy on alcohol and cigarette advertising on vehicles and property.
- A letter was requested asking the City Attorney whether the Board may restrict mobile advertising on trucks and trailers.
- Eighth Avenue to close for a Halloween block party
- Ordinance setting Board of Supervisors copy and mailing fees was continued to February 16, 1993.
- Resolution urging the Mayor to ask the Police Commission to select a special investigator for police intelligence oversight.
- Board urges the Mayor to fund full staffing of the Police Department 911 communications center in the 1993-94 budget.
- Appointments to the new Lead Hazard Reduction Citizens Advisory Committee were continued to May 3, 1993.
- Supervisor Shelley asked the Public Utilities general manager whether a street lighting survey exists or is planned for Visitacion Valley.
- Supervisor Shelley requested a letter asking the Police Chief about enforcement requests from the Visitacion Valley Neighborhood Association.
- Ordinance on parking meter coins and parking time limits, sponsored by Supervisor Shelley, was continued to May 24, 1993.
- Consideration of the Park and Open Space Fund for 1993-94 continued to July 6, 1993.
- Acquisition of Ocean Beach Parcel 4 for the Richmond Transport Project was continued to August 9, 1993.
- Motion proposed to authorize a ballot argument in favor of Proposition P on holding Board meetings outside City Hall.
- Consideration of the city's acquisition of Ocean Beach Parcel 4 for the Richmond Transport Project was continued to September 7, 1993.
- Rebuttal to opponents of Proposition F amended and put forward
- Rebuttal to the opposition's ballot argument against Proposition O, on Board committee meetings outside City Hall, was adopted.
- Rebuttal to the opposition's ballot argument against Proposition P, on special Board meetings outside City Hall, was adopted.
- Acquisition of Ocean Beach Parcel 4 for the Richmond Transport Project was continued to October 4, 1993.
- Board tabled the salary standardization ordinance setting pay for gardener and inspector classifications after the Mayor disapproved it.
- Proposed acquisition of Ocean Beach Parcel 4 for the Richmond Transport Project and open space tabled.
- Supervisor Shelley asked the City Attorney to draft an ordinance adding litter, lighting and anti-loitering conditions for package stores selling alcohol.
- Private security guards proposed for Candlestick Park
- Supervisors amended the Embarcadero-Lower Market redevelopment plan ordinance so Golden Gateway tax increment needs Board approval for each expenditure.
- Charter amendment on financing equipment acquisition was continued to January 31, 1994.
- Ballot argument for Proposition C, lease financing for acquiring equipment, was adopted.
- Resolution endorsing a non-binding agreement with the Navy on acquiring and managing Hunters Point Shipyard; an amendment was adopted.
- Resolution endorsing HR 3433, creating a Public Benefit Corporation to manage the Presidio, was tabled.
- Resolution opposing [name withheld] bill to sell or lease parts of the Presidio was tabled.
- Draft ordinance referred to the City Attorney for approval as to form.
- Resolution ratifying labour terms for city engineers' Local 21 for 1994-1997 was referred to the Government Efficiency and Labor Committee.
- Supervisors Shelley and Alioto propose letting the Director of Emergency Services run the Combined 911 center; consideration continued to May 23.
- Public review sought of the Letterman Complex bidding at the Presidio
- Proposal to let the Emergency Services director run the Combined 911 center was re-referred to committee.
- Resolution supporting the California Health Security Act, Proposition 186, was continued to September 7, 1994.
- Proposed ordinance making sidewalk stains and grime a nuisance and requiring owners to clean sidewalks was tabled.
- Board to meet in Bayview Hunters Point at 1800 Oakdale Avenue
- Appointment of John Ertola as Chief Administrative Officer was continued to March 27, 1995.
- A June 12, 1995 Board meeting was set to be held at the Irish Cultural Center in the Sunset District.
- The Board tabled a resolution that would let a private contractor do parking citation data entry at lower cost than city staff.
- The Board continued consideration to July 10, 1995 of a motion disapproving the conditional use at 2900 Sloat Boulevard.
- Environmental finding for 2900 Sloat Boulevard put off to July
- Findings on 2900 Sloat Boulevard put off to July
- The Board continued consideration to July 10, 1995 of a motion approving the conditional use at 2900 Sloat Boulevard.
- Extra conditions proposed for the 2900 Sloat Boulevard homes
- Proposal to contract out security services at the Department of Social Services was continued to July 24, 1995.
- Proposal to contract out weekend security at San Francisco General Hospital substance abuse services was continued to July 24, 1995.
- Proposal to contract out security at the Department of Social Services was continued to July 31, 1995.
- Proposal to have a private contractor provide weekend and holiday security at SFGH Substance Abuse Services.
- Supervisors adopted a motion authorizing rebuttal to the opponent's ballot argument against Proposition C, on [name withheld] Aquarium.
- No major harm found from a 911 center on Turk Street
- Playground land at 1003 Turk Street sought for a dispatch center
- Shelley's motion to adopt a new edition of the Board's rules of order was amended and continued to July 1, 1996.
- Board continued a resolution urging CalTrans to remove the Central Freeway's lower deck until September 9, 1996.