All decisions
about 130 Board decisions about Mabel Teng, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Claim settled for $18,168 sent to committee
- Ordinance adding $200,000 to the District Attorney's budget was continued to March 20, 1995.
- Redevelopment Agency is urged to expand the Embarcadero-Lower Market project area; consideration continued to April 3.
- Consideration of a $533,277 District Attorney appropriation for child support computer equipment was put off to April 17, 1995.
- Board voted to keep its closed-session deliberations on pending employee relations negotiations private.
- Proposed $533,277 federal-funded appropriation for District Attorney child support computer equipment was continued to April 24, 1995.
- Emergency repair of the Grant Avenue sewer sent to committee
- Supervisor Teng's resolution honouring the Chinese Immersion Alternative School was continued to September 26, 1995.
- Proposed Planning Code rules for building and demolition in residential districts were sent back to committee.
- Lower building heights proposed for the Lakeside subdivision off Eucalyptus Drive
- Board found by roll call that the resolutions were purely commendatory, allowing them to be considered without committee reference.
- Consideration of the Police Department accepting two helicopters from the U.S. Department of Defense was continued to March 18, 1996.
- Acceptance of two military helicopters for the Police Department was continued to March 18, 1996.
- Resolution opposing the California Civil Rights Initiative was amended; it backs the Mayor's campaign and [name withheld] 1996.
- Consideration of the ordinance requiring review of murals on landmarks was continued to June 10, 1996 for Planning Commission review.
- The Board approved the Journal of Proceedings for its June 3, 1996 meeting without corrections.
- Board voted to hold closed session with the City Attorney on possible litigation against Viacom and TCI.
- The Board voted to keep its closed-session deliberations on possible litigation against Viacom and TCI private.
- Tax credit for garment manufacturers was continued to December 16, 1996 for further consideration.
- Proposed general obligation bonds for community cultural facilities such as the Mission Cultural Center and Bayview Opera House were continued as amended.
- Supervisors tabled a proposed $130M bond resolution for San Francisco Unified School District and City College facilities.
- Supervisors continued consideration to February 3, 1997 of a proposed $140M bond for San Francisco schools and City College facilities.
- Proposed $48M bond for San Francisco Zoo facilities was continued to February 3, 1997.
- Proposed charter amendment deleting the utility revenue spending priority schedule was continued to February 18, 1997.
- Board tabled a motion to hold a closed session with the City Attorney on [name withheld] litigation.
- Eighteen-month freeze on new liquor outlets proposed for the Inner Sunset
- Truck weight limits set on Blanken and Tunnel Avenues
- Board found urgent action needed on late-posted resolutions, allowing them to be considered at this meeting.
- Board found the resolutions before it purely commendatory, so they could be considered on the imperative calendar.
- Supervisor Yee's resolution urging the Bay Area Air Quality Management District to ease dry cleaner Rule 1116 was tabled.
- Motion to overturn approval of the 126IV DeHaro Street lot split was tabled by the Board.
- Proposed "No Sweatshop Conditions" policy for the City was continued to June 2, 1997.
- The Board voted not to disclose its closed-session deliberations on the listed federal and Davis litigation.
- Findings on the St. Francis Bay subdivision put off to October
- Overturning the St. Francis Bay subdivision approval is also considered
- A matter put off, with no subject on this page
- The 19-lot St. Francis Bay subdivision put off to October
- Demolition and rebuilding of flats approved at 2548 California Street
- The competing motion on 2548 California Street is tabled
- Police Department's $100,000 alcohol beverage control grant resolution was continued to October 20, 1997.
- St. Francis Bay subdivision put off again to October 27
- Rejection of the St. Francis Bay subdivision also put off
- Findings on St. Francis Bay put off to October 27
- Proposal to add the City Administrator to the Capital Improvement Advisory Committee passed for second reading as amended.
- Hearing on unpaid transit fees at 1141-1145 Market Street
- Acting City Librarian's fiscal sponsorship agreement with the Friends of the Public Library was sent to Finance Committee.
- Beer and wine licence to move from Walgreen to Rainbow Grocery
- Part of Wawona Street to be closed and sold
- Supervisor Teng asked the City Administrator for a feasibility study on electric cars for short trips by city departments.
- Hearing on expanding the Rincon Point-South Beach redevelopment area to part of Block 3774 was tabled.
- Proposed charter amendment requiring every city department to adopt a Customer Service Plan was continued to July 6, 1998.
- Closed session approved to discuss employment of the Clerk of the Board, Legislative Administrator, and City Clerk.
- Charter amendment requiring every City department to adopt a Customer Service Plan was continued to July 20, 1998.
- The 1998-99 annual salary ordinance listing city positions was continued to July 20, 1998.
- The 1998-99 annual appropriation ordinance was continued to July 20, 1998.
- Consideration of the city's 1998-99 annual budget was continued to July 20, 1998.
- The Redevelopment Agency's 1998-99 budget resolution was continued to July 20, 1998.
- Motion to approve the Planning Commission's pharmacy approval at 1200 9th Avenue was tabled.
- Commendation honouring [name withheld], executive director of American Israel Public Affairs, adopted.
- Minutes of the November 1, 1999 Board meeting were approved by an eleven-member vote.
- Charter amendment creating a Park, Recreation and Open Space Fund was continued to November 22, 1999.
- Supervisors Becerril and Newsom were excused from attending the October 1999 meeting.
- Motion to deny the sidewalk encroachment permit at 3975 19th Street was tabled.
- Resolution endorsing the Census 2000 Complete Count Committee's strategic plan was continued to March 29, 1999.
- Motion to uphold Public Works' denial of the 3975 19th Street sidewalk planter permit was tabled.
- Board adopted a Brown Act finding allowing urgent resolutions to be considered although they were not on the posted agenda.
- Motion to hold the December 6, 1999 Board meeting at Herbert Hoover Middle School was continued to November 1.
- Charter amendment letting city employees transfer sick leave to catastrophically ill colleagues was continued to July 12, 1999.
- Special permission approved at 2161 Sutter Street with inspection conditions
- Supervisor Teng's motion to suspend Rule 4.25 to grant floor privilege to various guests passed.
- Truth in Disclosure Act, requiring business names on planning and building applications, re-referred to Finance and Labor Committee.
- Charter amendment on health and retirement benefits for supervisors was continued to November 22, 1999.
- Charter amendment proposing ranked-choice voting for city elections was continued to November 22, 1999.
- Board adopted a finding that the imperative resolutions being considered are purely commendatory.
- The Board suspended its Rule 4.25 to give guests privilege of the floor.
- Supervisor Leno was appointed President Pro Tempore for the December 23, 1999 special meeting.
- Board adopted a finding that the urgent resolutions before it were purely commendatory.
- Board adopted a resolution honouring [name withheld] for her leadership, work ethic, humanitarian spirit and compassion.
- Charter amendment creating a Park, Recreation and Open Space Fund was continued to July 12, 1999.
- Approval of the 2826-2828 Octavia Street lot split moved
- Rejection of the 2826-2828 Octavia Street lot split moved
- Clerk asked to draft findings on the Octavia Street lot split
- The Board voted 8-0 to excuse Supervisors Brown, Kaufman and Yee from the May 17, 1999 meeting.
- Supervisor Teng asked the City Attorney to draft legislation raising fines for motorists who fail to stop at stop signs.
- Adopted, ahead of the 29th and Day Street map
- Mission Bay carved into thirty new lots by subdivision map
- Approval of the 1880 Lombard Street project comes to a vote
- Supervisors' December meeting proposed for West Portal school.
- Honour for [name withheld] fifty years of cartooning.
- Charter amendment to raise employer contributions for retired employees' health coverage was continued to July 24, 2000.
- Appeal against Planning Commission approval of a conditional use at 275 Olympia Way failed.
- Charter amendment to establish a Children's Fund for expanded child services was continued to July 24, 2000.
- Board continued the motion directing findings on a conditional use at 634 Los Palmos Drive to February 7, 2000.
- Hearing on an appeal of Planning Commission approval for a women's substance abuse and transitional housing home at 634 Los Palmos Drive was continued to February 7, 2000.
- Motion to uphold the Planning Commission's approval of a conditional use at 634 Los Palmos Drive was continued to February 7, 2000.
- Motion to overturn the Planning Commission's approval of a conditional use at 634 Los Palmos Drive was continued to February 7, 2000.
- Extra review of building permits on the Edgehill Mountain slope amended
- Tighter building rules proposed for the Edgehill Mountain slope
- Challenge to Olympia Way property decision postponed
- Recovery home hearing for 634 Los Palmos Drive put off
- Findings on the 634 Los Palmos Drive home put off
- Appeal on 634 Los Palmos Drive project put off to February 7.
- Appeal over the 634 Los Palmos Drive recovery home put off
- Tire makers would pay for graffiti caused by colored treads.
- Supervisor Teng's amendment of the whole to the colored-tire ordinance passed, deleting the proposed ban on selling colored-tread tires.
- $10,000 reward urged for the Urbano Drive hit-and-run driver
- Resolution urging a $10,000 police reward for information on the driver who injured [name withheld] was tabled.
- Appeal over a sidewalk encroachment permit at 955 Green Street was continued to April 10, 2000.
- Appeal over a sidewalk permit at 955 Green Street put off
- Motion to disapprove a sidewalk encroachment permit at 955 Green Street was continued to April 10, 2000.
- Move to overturn the 955 Green Street sidewalk permit put off
- Resolution urging state approval of Assembly Bill 2479 on animal cruelty was continued to June 5, 2000.
- Resolution urging state approval of Assembly Bill 2479 on cruelty to animals was continued to June 5, 2000.
- The Board approved the minutes of its May 15, 2000 meeting.
- Charter amendment to create a Children's Fund for expanded child services was continued to July 24, 2000.
- Charter amendment to raise employer health contributions for retired city employees was continued to July 24, 2000.
- The Board approved the minutes of its July 10, 2000 meeting by a 10-0 vote.
- Supervisor Katz was excused from attending the September 18, 2000 meeting by an 8-0 vote.
- Appeal over a 32-unit building at 1754-1764 Haight Street put off
- A motion to disapprove the conditional use at 1754-1764 Haight Street was tabled, leaving the approval in place.
- The Board approved the minutes of its August 7, 2000 meeting.
- The Board suspended its rules to grant the floor to guests at the October 2, 2000 meeting.
- Proposed ordinance requiring notice of building permit applications for Sutro Tower to owners within 1,000 feet was continued to December 4, 2000.
- Resolution urges private companies with leftover flu vaccine to loan supplies to the Department of Public Health for vulnerable residents.
- Supervisor Teng's proposed notice rule for Sutro Tower building permits was continued to December 4, 2000.
- Board urges private companies with leftover flu vaccine to loan supplies to the Department of Public Health.
- Public Health Department seeks to accept and spend a $101,976 UARP grant for a homeless HIV health study.
- Proposed ordinance requiring notice to nearby owners of building permit applications for Sutro Tower was continued to December 11, 2000.
- Proposed rule would require notice to owners within 1,000 feet of Sutro Tower for building permit applications; continued to December 11, 2000.
- Motion to disapprove the environmental impact report for 557-4th Street was tabled on a vote of seven to three.
- Motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings disapproving the 557-4th Street environmental report was tabled.
- Motion to reject certification of the environmental report for 557 4th Street was tabled.
- Motion to prepare findings disapproving the 557 4th Street environmental report was tabled.