All decisions
about 110 Board decisions about Malia Cohen, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board adopted as amended a resolution letting the city apply for and spend $902,146 in federal emergency shelter grants.
- $240,000 grant accepted to fund student college savings incentives.
- City accepts and spends $902,146 federal shelter grant
- The Board adopted as amended a resolution celebrating 100 years of women's voting rights in California.
- Dumping debris on public property made a nuisance, with fines.
- Bayview Supportive Housing seeks a 55-year lease at 5800 Third Street
- Bayview senior housing land lease put on hold.
- Federal community development block grant funds of about $18.6M for FY2011-2012 were accepted and approved, as amended.
- Federal HOME housing program funds of about $8.0M for FY2011-2012 were accepted and approved, as amended.
- Tax-credit deal for new SFJazz building at 205 Franklin Street approved.
- Proposed rule against misleading pregnancy-center claims still under review.
- Employer health spending rules changed; vote moved to Nov 1.
- Rebuilding rules for fire-damaged buildings put off to November.
- Rebuilding rules for fire-damaged buildings put off to November
- Employer health spending rules for workers put off to November
- Findings overturning the 1171 Sansome Street exemption brought forward
- Environmental review of 1111 Sansome Street project pushed to November 8.
- City asks federal regulators to ban menthol tobacco.
- Call for federal menthol cigarette ban put off to July 26.
- Ten votes table the 199 Leland Avenue motion, Mar opposed
- Findings sought on the 199 Leland Avenue antennas
- Employer health spending rules finally passed, 6 to 5.
- 199 Leland Avenue permission motion tabled
- Challenge to 199 Leland Avenue approval shelved.
- Health care spending rules for employers passed 6-5 after a duplicate version was filed with the Board.
- Employer health-care spending rules sent to committee for review.
- An approval vote with no subject on this page
- Trust for Public Land gift accepted for Glen Canyon Park upgrades
- A move to uphold the America's Cup environmental report
- A motion tabled, with no subject named on this page
- Cindy Wu approved for Planning Commission
- Two Small Business Commission appointments put on hold.
- Planning Commission reappointment put off to July 31.
- Mayor's nomination of Michael Antonini to the Planning Commission was continued to July 31, 2012.
- Michael Antonini's Planning Commission reappointment; no vote shown here.
- Michael Antonini's Planning Commission reappointment delayed to July 24.
- Women's department funding trimmed to $118,107, sent back to committee.
- The Board approved the minutes of its February 12, 2013 meeting.
- Closed-door hotel tax talks will stay private
- Reversal sought of the environmental exemption at 435-437 Potrero Avenue
- Hearing on appeal of environmental exemption for 435-437 Potrero Avenue continued to October 1, 2013.
- Motion reversing environmental exemption for 435-437 Potrero Avenue continued to October 1, 2013.
- Motion directing findings to reverse environmental exemption for 435-437 Potrero Avenue continued to October 1, 2013.
- Appeal of the environmental exemption for an internet services exchange at 435-437 Potrero Avenue continued to October 1, 2013.
- Reversal sought of the 435-437 Potrero Avenue exemption
- Board asked to confirm 435-437 Potrero Avenue needs no review
- Motion affirming environmental exemption for 435-437 Potrero Avenue continued to October 1, 2013.
- Motion to reverse Potrero Avenue review exemption set aside.
- The Board approved a motion upholding the Planning Commission's environmental exemption for 435-437 Potrero Avenue.
- The Planning Commission's environmental exemption for 435-437 Potrero Avenue was affirmed by the Board.
- Reversal of the 435-437 Potrero Avenue exemption tabled
- Reversal sought of the 480 Potrero Avenue environmental finding
- Written findings to reverse Potrero Avenue exemption set aside.
- An approval vote with no subject on this page
- Board asked to confirm 480 Potrero Avenue does little environmental harm
- Findings sought to overturn the 480 Potrero Avenue environmental approval
- Upholding the environmental finding for 480 Potrero Avenue moved
- Reversal sought of the 480 Potrero Avenue environmental finding
- Board approved the Planning Commission's negative declaration under CEQA for a project at 480 Potrero Avenue.
- The Planning Commission's environmental approval for a project at 480 Potrero Avenue was affirmed.
- Reversal sought of the 480 Potrero Avenue environmental finding
- A motion to prepare findings reversing the 480 Potrero Avenue environmental approval was tabled.
- Plan to shift Mayor's homeless fund to housing office put off.
- Environmental approval for 480 Potrero Avenue project upheld.
- A motion to reverse the environmental approval for a project at 480 Potrero Avenue was tabled.
- Plan to move homeless fund to new office; not yet voted.
- Board continued to November 19, 2013 a $978,000 state loan to renovate 2115 Jennings Street as a 100-bed homeless shelter.
- $978,000 loan for a 100-bed shelter at 2115 Jennings Street
- Support for state kindergarten bill delayed to February 11.
- Ordinance to vacate parts of Quint, McKinnon and Newcomb streets for a railroad crossing was amended and remains pending.
- Street vacation for the Quint Street rail crossing project was passed on first reading, then amended and quitclaimed to the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board.
- Support for state kindergarten readiness bill put off to February.
- [name withheld] plan moved for passage
- Visitacion Valley development agreement revised, with $1.5M for fire water
- City's new housing plan replaces the 2009 version.
- Bay Water Trail priority designation sent back to committee.
- Four new conservation areas nominated, including Bayview Hill and McLaren Park
- Bay Water Trail support sent back to committee.
- Four proposed [name withheld], including Bayview Hill and McLaren Park, were re-referred to the Land Use and Transportation Committee.
- Gough Street building landmark vote pushed to May 12.
- Landmark status proposed for the R. L. Goldberg Building
- Backing for 22 Fillmore bus project debated
- Transit priority for 22 Fillmore bus route; no vote shown.
- Blight repair charges approved, six paid-up addresses dropped
- Board adopted Public Works' report of blight abatement assessment costs, after removing six listed addresses from the report.
- Proposed reappointment of Peter Cohen to community committee.
- Proposed property-fee district for Dogpatch and Potrero Hill.
- Peter Cohen's community committee reappointment put on hold.
- Dogpatch and Potrero Hill property owners to vote on new fee
- Reappointment to community development committee set aside
- Clinton Loftman appointed to community development committee
- Appeal against Public Works' finding that the 158-162 Linda Street condominium conversion application was incomplete was withdrawn and tabled.
- Dogpatch green property-owner district put off to July 31.
- Move to reject the 91-home subdivision at 645 Texas Street
- A motion tabled, with no subject on this page
- Approval sought for a 91-home condo subdivision at 645 Texas Street
- Yerba Buena property-owner district renewal put off to July 31.
- 158-162 Linda Street map called incomplete, appeal to be rejected
- Move to uphold the 158-162 Linda Street map appeal
- Greater Rincon Hill property-owner district put off to July 31.
- Clerk directed to write findings against the 645 Texas Street map
- Police stop-data rule amended; final vote still needed
- Up to $7 million tax-free bonds for Mission Resource Center facilities
- Proposed change to Port infrastructure district plan.
- City asked to change domestic violence shelter safety rules.
- Up to $25.1 million Pier 70 bonds pushed to Feb. 23.
- Pier 70 public-works financing plan pushed to Feb. 23.
- $25.1 million Pier 70 bonds hearing pushed to Feb. 23.
- Lease of a Tanforan bus training site proposed
- Support for state police-records bill delayed to April 12.
- A lease proposed at 30 Tanforan Avenue for bus driver training
- Police misconduct records bill support put off to April 19.
- Urging state attorney general to investigate police racist texts; vote delayed.
- Plea to state for child-welfare lawyer funding