All decisions
about 240 Board decisions about Lee S. Dolson, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- $14,000 claim payment to one person put off a week.
- Amendment to Muni workers' pay limits approved
- Proposal to reject power rate rise put off.
- Power rate rise finding, no tax subsidy, put off.
- Castro-block apartment permit appeal put off to March 27.
- Rules on leftover campaign funds proposed.
- Supervisor Dolson asked the Municipal Railway to consider restoring $30.00 per hour Charter rates for senior citizen groups.
- West Bay health council seats proposed.
- West Bay health council seats proposed.
- Push for more voter sign-ups before June primary delayed.
- Elections office urged to boost voter sign-ups before June primary.
- Asks state to give General Hospital guards peace-officer powers; put off.
- New city office for seniors and senior council proposed.
- Hospital guards' police powers request put off to May 8.
- Ballots for June 1978 primary to be counted at a central place
- Freeway off-ramp at Monterey Boulevard and Circular Avenue to be redirected
- Motion to let [name withheld] speak to supervisors failed
- Airports Commission asked to reassure the Board that the official statement for Airport revenue bonds, Series B, is accurate.
- Mayor's partial veto of the 1978-79 budget upheld
- Motion to lay the body of deceased fireman [name withheld] in state in the Rotunda was adopted.
- Fulton Street closed for a festival
- Condominium subdivision map approved for 1770 Pacific Avenue
- Condominium subdivision map approved for 3590 Washington Street
- Appeal of the disapproved 20-unit condominium conversion at 2299 Sacramento Street was continued to August 28, 1978.
- A hearing on an appeal from the Director of Public Works decision was scheduled as a special order.
- Mayor vetoed plan to end city workers' Social Security; sent to committee.
- Corner at Larkin and O'Farrell to be taken for open space
- Criminal justice council membership change proposed; vote not shown.
- Zoo concession rent cut plan put off until September.
- One-way Detroit Street and two-way Caine Street sent to committee
- Newspapers for official city ads proposed; no vote shown.
- Various city fees set to change from October 1978.
- Plan to hire private cleaners at Academy of Sciences delayed.
- Mayor authorized to send 911 emergency plan to state
- Bay Area water-quality plan for city role; result not shown.
- Welfare applicants to get field checks at application, as a trial
- Waiver proposed to pay an old 1967 law-firm bill.
- Official city colors proposal sent to committee
- $3.6 million sewer program sent back to committee
- Appeal over the 244 condominiums at 6-8 Locksley Street delayed
- Tribute to late [name withheld] approved
- Condominium subdivision map approved for 1855 Sacramento Street
- Asking mayor to change Prop 13 emergency order; vote put off.
- Earlier water rate approval undone; item put aside.
- Plan for an elections advisory committee put off to April 2.
- Explorer Scouts free-ride approval proposed; result not shown.
- Proposal to block the water rate increase; result not shown.
- Hearing held on the 2806 Union Street condominium conversion appeal
- Memorial Day citizens committee urged; no result shown.
- Questions raised over the food concession at the [name withheld] exhibit
- City backs state bill on child care and development
- 1 Sansome Street measure refused a second reading
- Gift of $31,300 for Marina Green jogging path; decision put off.
- Citizens' committee to oversee city elections approved
- [name withheld] honorary animal panel seat sent to committee.
- Animal panel asked to investigate SF Zoo animal care charges
- [name withheld] money delayed to May 14.
- Appeal against rejection of a six-unit condominium conversion map at 2875 Jackson Street was continued to May 29, 1979.
- $100,000 settlement of a private claim approved
- Appeal against Public Works' rejection of a six-unit condominium conversion map is carried over to the next page.
- Port chief harbor engineer job to be filled immediately
- Hearing on the appeal against rejection of a six-unit condominium conversion at 2875 Jackson Street was continued to June 11, 1979.
- Cleve Jones's appointment to youth delinquency commission delayed.
- Sewer charge plan put off two weeks; not final.
- Appeal over the 1927 Diamond Street conversion put off a week
- Nob Hill property's allowed use change postponed.
- Letter of commendation prepared for
- Supervisor Dolson asked the City Attorney to draft a ban on overnight truck parking in residential areas.
- Subdivision allowed at 1927 Diamond Street over the department's objection
- Jitney bus stands set on Sickles and Huron Avenues
- Public Works pay and related costs of $22,083 proposed.
- Plan to fund new fire department hiring; put off to July 30.
- Appeal over Presidio Heights Apartments at 237 Arguello Boulevard put off
- Yearly budget rules change put off to August 6.
- Public Works deputy appointments plan put off to August 6.
- Chief administrative officer charter change put off to August 6.
- Health plan membership change for city workers put off to August 6.
- Settlement with [name withheld] & Hester: about $1.7 million plus interest.
- Yearly city salary law plan put off to August 6.
- City tax-rate limits change put off to August 6.
- Budget-rules change shelved for now.
- Consideration of the charter amendment on utility debt service and utility revenue appropriations was continued to August 13, 1979, with a second draft pending.
- Plan to change how yearly pay law gets made shelved.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Neighbors heard on the appeal over 3975 Alemany Boulevard
- Charter amendment on entrance and promotional jobs for temporary employees was moved to continue to August 13, 1979.
- A charter amendment on custody of pension funds and securities by the Retirement Board was introduced by Supervisor Pelosi.
- Fire Chief may seek federal money for arson warning system
- Ballot argument for police and fire pay measure proposed.
- City reaffirms support for the 911 emergency phone system
- Mayor urged to set up a Veterans Day citizens committee
- Fire Department pay funding proposed at $1.27 million.
- $1.2 million set aside to plan Southwest sewage plant work
- State and city votes on Nov 6, 1979 combined
- Plan to house juvenile girls in [name withheld] center postponed.
- Housing loan pool plan put off to later date.
- Girls from juvenile court may be placed in [name withheld] center.
- Temporary workers with five years' service could join pension plan; pending.
- City urged to reopen bidding for home chore contract
- Condominium map approved for 2299 Sacramento Street
- Condominium map approved for 5407 Diamond Heights Boulevard
- A resolution supporting repeal of federal Voting Rights Act minority language requirements was continued to January 19, 1981.
- Condominium map approved for 150 Page Street
- Mayor's application to accept $219,296 in federal CETA youth employment funds was rereferred to Community Services Committee.
- Ordinance approving a lease for a bar and restaurant at Beach Chalet passed for second reading.
- Proposed ban on seniority systems used to discriminate by sexual orientation was continued to March 16, 1981.
- Leaves of absence with permission to leave the State were granted to Supervisor Hongisto, Supervisor Renne and others.
- Consideration of an ordinance appropriating $59,822 for court reporters' salaries was continued to March 16, 1981.
- The Board adopted the Public Works map approving the [name withheld] condominium subdivision at 1998 Broadway.
- Board tabled a resolution urging a Public Interest Law Program at Hastings College of the Law.
- Resolution adopted granting leaves of absence to several city commissioners and board members for April and May 1981 travel.
- No major environmental harm found in rezoning 1440 Harrison Street
- Supervisor Dolson moved a resolution urging support for state bill SB 573 on community transit services.
- Finance Committee's $30,000 Hetch Hetchy appropriation, offset by rescinding facilities maintenance funds, passed for second reading.
- Condominium map approved for 39 Monroe Court
- Appeal against the Public Works rejection of a 2-unit condominium conversion at 849-51 Twenty-fifth Avenue was continued to April 27, 1981.
- Annual Salary Ordinance amended for Airport positions passed for second reading.
- Airport salary appropriation of $16,175 for reclassifying nine positions passed for second reading.
- Condominium map approved for Inchon Village with new streets dedicated
- Condominium map approved for 921-929 Clay Street
- Consideration of an ordinance delegating probation duties for dependent children to the Department of Social Services was continued to May 18, 1981.
- Hearing held on the appeal over 1400 Jefferson Street
- Board adopted a finding that revised Hetch Hetchy power rates for private and city users will need no tax subsidy.
- Commercial condominium map approved for 50 Mendell Street
- Commercial condominium map for 50 Mendell Street adopted after hearing
- Leaves of absence granted to several city commissioners for travel out of the State in June and August 1981.
- Condominium map approved for 1941-1945 Noriega Street
- Resolution adopted to let the Department of Public Health keep contracting private janitorial services at Health Center No. 5 and Sunset Day Treatment Center.
- Condominium subdivision map for 371 25th Avenue approved by the Board on Public Works' recommendation.
- Appeal against conditional use approval at 530 Arguello Boulevard failed, so the approval stands.
- The Board adopted the Mayor's leave-of-absence permissions for [name withheld], [name withheld] and John L. Molinari.
- Proposed in-lieu payment rule for converted condominium units, based on actual sales prices, was tabled by Supervisor Dolson's motion.
- The Board tabled an ordinance changing in-lieu payments for converted units under the Subdivision Code, based on actual sales prices.
- Board adopted resolution granting city officials, including the Superintendent of Schools, leaves of absence to leave the State.
- Board adopted Supervisor Renne's resolution calling for an operational study of the Controller's Office.
- Board tabled a proposed charter amendment on salaries of uniformed Police and Fire Department forces, sending it no further.
- Proposed ordinance changing the prevailing wage rule in the Administrative Code was sent back to committee.
- Board adopted, with amendment, a District Attorney grant application for a Victim Witness Assistance Program from the state.
- Ballot argument supporting higher retirement allowances for pre-1980 retirees was referred to the Legislative and Personnel Committee.
- Leaves of absence were recommended by the Mayor for several city commission members to travel out of state.
- Appeal by [name withheld] over an auto body repair at 370 Waller Street was continued to August 24, 1981.
- 370 Waller Street body shop appeal put off to August 24
- Board adopted a motion directing the City Attorney to defend the constitutionality of Article 33 of the Police Code.
- Board adopted leaves of absence for [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld] and two supervisors.
- Commercial condominium map approved for 25 Jessie Street
- Vote called on the Conservatory of Music plan for Ortega Street
- Resolution 728-81 was adopted; its subject is not printed on these pages.
- The Board adopted a motion awarding a Certificate of Honor to the commanding officer and crew of the U.S.[name withheld].
- Condominium map approved for [name withheld] on Nineteenth Street
- Board tabled a motion urging that an admiral be assigned to Treasure Island.
- Leaves of absence granted to four city officials, including [name withheld] and [name withheld], for stated September to November 1981 periods.
- Leaves of absence to leave the State for Mayor Feinstein and several officials were approved by resolution.
- 28 flats at Polk and Greenwich Streets put off to October
- Environmental finding for Polk and Greenwich Streets put off to October
- Polk and Greenwich Streets plan found to cause no environmental harm
- Polk and Greenwich Streets flats put off to October 13
- New banks barred six months between Kearny Street and Powell Street
- The Board adopted a request that the Mayor proclaim October 18-23, 1981 as Safe Schools Week.
- Condominium map approved for 2960 Polk Street
- Rezoning refused at 696-698 Lisbon Street
- Rezoning of 696-698 Lisbon Street found to cause no environmental harm
- Zoning changed at 696-698 Lisbon Street
- Appeal heard over rezoning at 696-698 Lisbon Street
- A proposed ordinance on posting signs and decorations on public property was sent back to committee.
- Board adopted changes to rates and charges for common use facilities at San Francisco International Airport, effective July 1, 1981.
- Emergency sewer and pavement repairs ordered on Fifteenth Street
- Supervisor Walker's request for a hearing on 30-minute parking meters in commercial areas was sent back to committee.
- Condominium map approved for 1905 Laguna Street
- Supervisor Britt's commercial rent control ordinance was tabled by the Board, so it stalls for now.
- Proposed commercial rent stabilization and rental arbitration ordinance was tabled on a motion by Supervisor Dolson.
- Condominium subdivision map for 2542 Sacramento Street approved.
- Charter amendment on City subsidies for surviving spouses in the Health Service System was continued to February 16, 1982.
- Consideration of a proposed charter amendment on tax anticipation notes was continued to February 16, 1982.
- Consideration of a proposed charter amendment on Retirement Board powers was continued to February 16, 1982.
- Supervisors voted to rescind the submission of a proposed Charter amendment on pension investments and reschedule it for February 16, 1982.
- Board continued consideration of a resolution endorsing the beverage container refuse and recycling initiative to February 22, 1982.
- Dolson's draft charter amendment on police and fire wages and working terms was sent back to committee.
- Rezoning of 201-65 Duboce Avenue refused
- Board postponed to March 8, 1982 a proposal to make depositing slugs in or damaging parking meters a misdemeanor.
- Proposed increase in penalty for slugs and willful damage to parking meters was tabled by the Board.
- The Board adopted a resolution supporting SB 573, state funding for community-based transit services.
- Board adopted Resolution 185-82 under File 1-82; the text of the resolution is not printed here.
- Resolution supporting the [name withheld] of San Francisco's 1982 Avon International Woman's Marathon, moved for immediate adoption by Supervisor Dolson.
- Newcomb Avenue to close for the Grace Child Development Center carnival
- Board adopted resolution granting leaves of absence to city officials, including Supervisor Silver, for May 1982 travel.
- Landmark designation of the Archbishops Mansion was continued to May 3, 1982 on a split vote.
- Landmark designation of the Sheetmetal Workers Union Hall was continued to May 3, 1982.
- Union Street to close for the Seventh Annual Spring Festival
- Sidewalk widths to be changed on Powell, California and Jackson Streets
- Proposal to give disability pay to District Attorney Investigators; a motion to continue it failed.
- Board adopted the Mayor's recommended leaves of absence allowing city officials and Supervisors Kennedy and Kopp to travel out of state.
- Draft permit freeze for the [name withheld] blocks sent to planners
- Public Works fee schedule ordinance under Part III was continued to June 21, 1982, then passed for second reading.
- Board continued approval of renting [name withheld] from [name withheld], Inc. for an August 1982 firefighter exam to June 28.
- Public Works emergency contract for Channel Pump Station and Southeast Water Pollution Control Plant sent to Finance Committee.
- Airport water line failure emergency declaration sent to Finance Committee.
- Appeal over the 2100 Webster Street medical building continued to July
- Goldmine Hill condominium map on Ora Way put off
- Environmental report for 2100 Webster Street put off to July
- Medical building at 2100 Webster Street put off to July
- Leaves of absence for several city commissioners, officers and supervisors were adopted by Resolution 476-82.
- Approval sought for the 1401 Eddy Street condominium map
- Part of Brotherhood Way to be closed temporarily
- Board adopted rules for the Assessment Appeals Board, effective July 1, 1982.
- Proposed ordinance banning unpermitted signs on private structures, with a penalty up to $500, passed for second reading as amended.
- Supervisor Dolson proposed a charter amendment reorganizing the Public Utilities Commission and creating a Transportation Commission.
- Hotaling Place closed for an interior designers' evening reception
- Board adopted a resolution urging the Mayor to request the Democratic National Committee hold its convention in San Francisco.
- Resolution commending Fire Chief [name withheld] of the San Francisco Fire Department was adopted.
- Resolution adopted continuing State Disability Insurance coverage for social worker classifications 2910 and 2912.
- Board ordered submitted to voters, as amended, a charter amendment allowing the city to issue Industrial Development Bonds and other debt.
- Board adopted a resolution allowing immediate filling of the vacated Fire Department Chief of Department position.
- Appeal heard over rezoning 401 West Portal Avenue for shops
- Ballot argument favoring Proposition C, on issuing industrial development bonds, was adopted.
- Pierce Street closed for one Saturday near Chestnut Street
- Consideration of an ordinance requiring annual certification and competitive bidding for city service contracts was continued to September 7, 1982.
- Proposed ordinance on annual certification and competitive bidding for city contracts was continued to September 13, 1982.
- Subdivision map approved for [name withheld] at 2040 Franklin Street
- Removal of Judah Street streetcar islands urged
- Resolution 729-82 approved leaves of absence letting named board and commission members travel out of state in 1982.
- A vote to table, with no subject on this page
- Polk Street closed one evening between McAllister and Grove Streets
- Shopping mall at 749 Portola Drive closed off for a day
- Federal money for the Lombard and Van Ness intersection delayed
- Leaves of absence with permission to leave the State are listed for several city officials and commissioners in October and November 1982.
- Resolution letting the Public Utilities Commission spend $25,000 of state funds on an I-280 study was continued to October 12.
- Supervisor Dolson asked the City Attorney to report why Bethlehem Shipyards leases were not brought to the Board for approval.
- Dolson asked the Public Utilities Commission whether alternative bus service was arranged for Russian Hill during the cable car reconstruction.
- Board continued to November 22, 1982 a resolution urging the City Attorney to defer action against the Bricklayers Union.
- Support sought for a twenty-eighth California Superior Court judge
- Board commends the Fire Commission for designating St. Francis Hook & Ladder Society as the official repository of Fire Department history.
- Supervisor Dolson's motion urging the Mayor to meet two former [name withheld] workers atop shipyard cranes was lost for want of a second.
- Subdivision map approved for 1350 California Street
- Byxbee Street closed for a Christmas and Hanukkah crime prevention event
- Resolution urging City Attorney to defer action against Bricklayers Union Local 7 was continued to December 20, 1982.