All decisions
about 280 Board decisions about Mark Leno, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Board elected not to disclose its closed-session deliberations on the pending litigation.
- Board adopted, as amended, a resolution commending the Duboce Bikeway Mural.
- Proposal commending [name withheld] for a $1 billion loan program for small African American businesses was tabled.
- The Board voted 7-0 to keep its closed-session deliberations on a potential clerk appointment private.
- Resolution urging a telephone area code overlay for San Francisco small businesses was continued to October 5, 1998.
- Closed session on the equal benefits lawsuit put off
- [name withheld] appointment to the Bicycle Advisory Committee was re-referred to the Rules Committee.
- Proposed charter amendment would switch Mayor, Sheriff and supervisor elections to ranked-choice instant runoff voting; referred to Rules Committee.
- Supervisor Leno's request for letters of inquiry to city departments on domestic partner equal treatment was granted.
- The Board voted to meet in closed session to evaluate Clerk of the Board [name withheld] performance; the motion was approved.
- Proposed charter amendment would change medical and retirement benefits for members of the Board of Supervisors; referred to Rules Committee.
- Board asked the City Attorney to draft a law requiring city contractors to file W-5 forms for low-wage employees.
- Newsom's charter amendment to rebuild the Park and Open Space Fund was sent to Rules Committee for the March 2000 ballot.
- Charter amendment moving Verba Buena and Treasure Islands into the Sixth District was continued to July 12, 1999.
- An approval vote with no subject on this page
- Safe-routes-to-school bill support put off to June 28.
- Plan to drop part of Line 56 bus service, with substitute bus.
- Option to drop part of Line 56 Rutland bus service.
- Backing for state safe-walk-to-school bill put on hold
- Asks FDA not to limit gay men's sperm donation; put off
- Findings on 1880 Lombard Street put off to July 19
- The Board continued the appeal over approval of a mixed-use building at 1880 Lombard Street to July 19, 1999.
- Decision on 1880 Lombard Street put off to July 19
- Proposed rule requiring City contractors to give eligible employees earned income credit forms passed on first reading as amended.
- Muni Line 32-Embarcadero discontinuance approved, paired with F-Line streetcar extension to Fisherman's Wharf.
- Proposal to disapprove discontinuance of Muni Line 32-Embarcadero was tabled.
- Plan for a natural Mission Creek Park tabled
- Supervisors Katz and Leno's pedestrian decoy resolution was continued to February 28, 2000.
- Motion to have the Clerk prepare findings on a conditional use at 275 Olympia Way was tabled.
- Supervisor Katz was excused from attending the January 4, 2000 meeting.
- The Board approved the minutes of its November 22, 1999 meeting.
- The Board tabled a motion upholding the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 275 Olympia Way.
- Supervisors asked the Legislative Analyst to study how Smart Growth policies address transportation and housing needs; assigned to the Board, scheduled January 31.
- Cooking rules for West Portal shops put off to May 3.
- Board voted to meet in closed session with the City Attorney on the city's existing handgun public nuisance lawsuit.
- Board to meet privately over the City's handgun lawsuit
- Closed-door session approved on businesses' suits over city business taxes
- City meets privately on possible suit to stop [name withheld] sale.
- Clerk asked to write findings on the 275 Olympia Way antennas
- Vote moved on the cell antennas at 275 Olympia Way
- Lottery to pick open-government task force members sent to committee
- Supervisors confirm the late honours are purely ceremonial.
- Supervisors confirm urgent late honours may be taken up.
- Properties with long-unpaid taxes approved for public auction sale.
- Planning Commission resolution adopting a negative declaration for the Jobs-Housing Linkage Ordinance was continued to April 17, 2000.
- Katz's ordinance renaming the office housing fee as the Jobs-Housing Linkage Program and extending it to hotels, entertainment and retail was continued to April 17, 2000.
- Environmental sign-off on developer housing-fee change proposed.
- Proposed housing fee on large hotels, venues and shops.
- Special permission sought for a hotel at 2361 Lombard Street
- Finding of no major environmental harm moved for 2361 Lombard Street
- Findings on the 2361 Lombard Street hotel permit called for
- Motion to prepare findings on the 2361 Lombard Street hotel permit was tabled.
- Motion approving the Planning Commission's approval of a hotel conditional use at 2361 Lombard Street was tabled.
- Motion certifying environmental review for the 2361 Lombard Street hotel was tabled.
- Driveway sought for a new house at 101 Poppy Lane
- Motion to disapprove the sidewalk encroachment permit at 160 Verba Buena Avenue was tabled, so no denial was made.
- Motion upholding Planning Commission approval of a school expansion at 3839 Washington Street was tabled.
- A motion to uphold the Planning Commission's approval of a school expansion at 3839 Washington Street was tabled.
- Overturning the 160 Yerba Buena Avenue permit moved
- Supervisor Leno's motion asks the Legislative Analyst to report on fluoride guidance and San Francisco's fluoride exposure; approved.
- Tabling of an amendment to the Commercial Interiors lawsuit settlement over the Chinatown Branch Library project.
- Supervisor Leno's request asking the Legislative Analyst to study non-emergency call-in dispatch for San Francisco was approved.
- Supervisor Leno's motion asks the Legislative Analyst to research call-in dispatch for non-emergency services; approved.
- Supervisor Leno's request asking the Legislative Analyst to study fluoride in drinking water was approved, due by end of June 2000.
- Chinatown Branch Library settlement pulled from the consent agenda
- Resolution to accept a $150,000 state grant for the District Attorney's statutory rape prosecution program was referred to committee.
- Supervisors tabled a resolution denouncing the Regional Water Quality Control Board's amended dioxin discharge permit for Tosco Corporation.
- Resolution denouncing the regional water board's dioxin permit change for Tosco Corporation was tabled.
- A resolution adopted with no subject on this page
- The Board voted to keep its closed-session deliberations on anticipated litigation private, not disclosed to the public.
- Resolution urging Kintetsu to reconsider closing Japantown Bowl was continued to August 7, 2000.
- The Board voted to keep its closed-session deliberations on anticipated litigation undisclosed to the public.
- The Board voted to excuse Supervisor Brown from attending the August 7, 2000 meeting.
- Public hearing on unpaid Building Inspection code-enforcement charges was continued to August 28, 2000.
- Hearing on delinquent building code enforcement charges was continued to August 28, 2000.
- Special assessment liens for unpaid building inspection charges were continued to August 28, 2000.
- Resolution confirming unpaid Building Inspection code-enforcement charges for liens was continued to August 28, 2000.
- The Board voted 11-0 not to disclose its closed-session deliberations on a public employee performance evaluation.
- The Board approved a motion to meet in closed session to evaluate Clerk Gloria Young's performance.
- Motion to meet in closed session to evaluate Clerk Gloria Young's performance was approved.
- The Board voted to excuse Supervisor Yee from attending the November 6, 2000 meeting.
- Clean Water Action is commended on its 10th anniversary, and November 13, 2000 is declared Clean Water Action Day.
- Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation to lease 174 Ellis Street
- Urgency finding passed so resolutions could be considered even though the matter arose after the agenda was posted.
- Board adopted a resolution commending Clean Water Action on its 10th anniversary and declaring November 13, 2000 Clean Water Action Day.
- Public hearing held on Redevelopment Agency lease of 1590 Broadway Street to Notre Dame Housing Partners for senior housing.
- A public hearing was held on the Redevelopment Agency's proposed 50-year lease of 180 Turk Street to AM Preservation, L.P.
- Air rights at 1166 Howard Street sold to keep low-income housing
- Supervisor Leno's motion asking the Legislative Analyst to study Houston's free public library internet access program was approved.
- The Board approved the minutes of its March 5, 2001 meeting.
- Urban Forestry Council amended to be advisory only
- Resolution urging [name withheld] and [name withheld] to oppose [name withheld] as U.S. Attorney General was adopted.
- Board adopted an urgent resolution urging [name withheld] and [name withheld] to oppose [name withheld] as Attorney General.
- Serious injury finding adopted, allowing the Fort Funston closure resolution to be considered at this meeting.
- Brown Act finding adopted, allowing urgent resolutions to be considered although they arose after the agenda was posted.
- The Board voted not to disclose any information from its closed-session deliberations on anticipated litigation.
- Board continued closed-session discussion of lawsuits challenging the city's business tax to March 5, 2001.
- Closed session sought over lawsuits challenging the business tax
- Four supervisors were excused from attending the March 12, 2001 Board meeting.
- The library fines and fees ordinance was continued to March 19, 2001 on Supervisor Leno's motion.
- Monthly city, school district and college contributions to the Health Service System were continued to March 19, 2001.
- Proposed ordinance letting the Library Commission charge fines and fees was continued to March 19, 2001.
- Monthly city, school district and college contributions to the Health Service System were proposed and the resolution was continued to March 19, 2001.
- Supervisor Leno asked to continue the sublease of the Treasure Island brig facility to the Sheriff's Department.
- Sublease of Treasure Island's Brig buildings to the Sheriff's Department was continued to April 9, 2001.
- Sublease of the Treasure Island Brig buildings to the Sheriff's Department, up to $250,000 yearly, continued to April 9, 2001.
- Ordinance to settle [name withheld] and General Motors business tax lawsuits, with up to $64.0M in offers, was continued on first reading.
- $112,889.78 tax settlement proposed with Eastman Kodak and General Motors
- The Board approved the minutes of its February 20 and February 26, 2001 meetings.
- Health Service System plan approval ordinance was continued on first reading to April 30, 2001.
- Ordinance on Board approval of Health Service System plans and contribution rates was continued on first reading to April 30, 2001.
- The Board voted to excuse Supervisors Ammiano and Newsom from attending the April 23, 2001 meeting.
- Tentative subdivision map for 692-696 De Haro Street taken up
- Board voted to table an appeal of a three-lot subdivision map at 692-696 De Haro Street.
- Board finds immediate action needed on resolutions that arose after the agenda was posted, allowing late consideration.
- The Board approved the minutes of its March 19, 2001 meeting.
- [name withheld] is commended by resolution for her community service.
- Budget Analyst [name withheld] is commended by resolution on his 65th birthday.
- The Board approved the minutes of its March 19, 2001 meeting.
- [name withheld] is commended by resolution for her community service.
- Budget Analyst [name withheld] is commended by resolution on his 65th birthday.
- The Board adopted a resolution declaring May 30, 2001 Suicide Prevention Day in San Francisco.
- Resolution declares May 30, 2001 Suicide Prevention Day in San Francisco, adopted unanimously.
- Members voted 11 to 0 to keep their closed-session deliberations on anticipated litigation private.
- Board adopted a resolution proclaiming June 26, 2001 as [name withheld] in San Francisco.
- Board voted to meet in closed session with the City Attorney about possible air emissions violation lawsuits.
- Motion to meet privately with the City Attorney about possible Hetch Hetchy power contract litigation was tabled.
- The Board voted 11-0 to keep its closed-session deliberations on anticipated litigation undisclosed.
- Resolution adopted proclaiming June 26, 2001 as [name withheld] in San Francisco.
- Supervisors continued the $150,000 Marina waterfront youth education appropriation to July 2, 2001 on a split vote.
- Motion to meet privately with the City Attorney about possible air emissions litigation carried.
- Motion to meet in closed session with the City Attorney on possible Hetch Hetchy power contract litigation was tabled.
- Board continued to July 2, 2001 a $150,000 appropriation for a Marina youth waterfront educational program.
- A 39-unit housing project at 3620 19th Street was approved with added conditions; Daly and Gonzalez voted no.
- Board approved, with new conditions, a conditional use permit for a 39-unit residential project at 3620 19th Street.
- Supervisor Sophie Maxwell was appointed as a member of the Peninsula Corridor Study Joint Powers Board.
- Supervisor Sophie Maxwell's appointment to the Peninsula Corridor Study Joint Powers Board was adopted.
- Proposed charter amendment to allow financing of renewable energy and energy conservation facilities was continued to July 23, 2001.
- Proposed charter amendment to allow revenue bonds for renewable energy and energy conservation facilities was amended and continued to July 23.
- Proposed charter amendment to create a Livable Streets Fund was continued to July 23, 2001, as amended.
- Resolution urging Public Works to refuse a street space permit sought by the Presidio Trust; adopted.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging Public Works to refuse a street space permit to the Presidio Trust.
- Supervisors approved Supervisor Leno's ballot argument in favor of Proposition B, a revenue bond for solar energy facilities.
- Castro area cleaning study put off to October
- Board convened in closed session to evaluate the performance of Clerk of the Board [name withheld].
- Supervisor Daly was excused from attending the October 1, 2001 Board meeting.
- Study of extra cleaning and patrols for the Castro put off
- Motion to hold a closed session on potential threats to public services was postponed to October 22, 2001.
- The Board continued a closed session on potential threats to public services to October 22, 2001.
- Human Services Department contract with Addus Healthcare for in-home care gets a $4,182,526 increase; the vote was continued to October 29, 2001.
- Board continued the retroactive $4,182,526 increase to the Addus Healthcare in-home care contract to October 29, 2001.
- Charter amendment changing domestic partner benefits was put off until November 13, 2001.
- Charter amendment to let noncitizens serve on city boards, commissions and advisory bodies was continued to November 13.
- The Board approved the minutes of its September 17 and September 24, 2001 meetings.
- Proposed charter amendment on domestic partner benefits was continued to November 13, 2001.
- Proposed charter amendment letting noncitizens serve on city boards and commissions was continued to November 13, 2001.
- Supervisors tabled an appeal of the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for a senior housing project at 1101 O'Farrell Street.
- Three-lot split at 692-696 De Haro Street tabled
- The Board voted not to disclose its closed session deliberations on anticipated litigation.
- Upholding the 1259 Dolores Street sidewalk permit denial put off
- Appeal of Public Works' denial of a sidewalk encroachment permit at 1259 Dolores Street was continued to January 22, 2002.
- Overturning the 1259 Dolores Street sidewalk permit denial put off
- Upholding the 1259 Dolores Street sidewalk permit denial put off
- Resolution urging CALFED to buy the [name withheld] wetland in the Bay Delta was continued to January 28, 2002.
- Appeal by [name withheld] against denial of a sidewalk encroachment permit at 1259 Dolores Street was continued to January 28, 2002.
- Motion to uphold denial of a sidewalk encroachment permit at 1259 Dolores Street was continued to January 28, 2002.
- Motion to overturn denial and grant a sidewalk encroachment permit at 1259 Dolores Street was continued to January 28, 2002.
- Appeal of Public Works' denial of a sidewalk encroachment permit at 1259 Dolores Street was continued to January 28, 2002.
- Motion to affirm the denied sidewalk encroachment permit at 1259 Dolores Street was continued to February 11, 2002.
- Appeal to overturn the denied sidewalk encroachment permit at 1259 Dolores Street was continued to February 11, 2002.
- Board tabled the motion to overturn denial of a sidewalk encroachment permit at 1259 Dolores Street.
- Board tabled the motion to affirm denial of a sidewalk encroachment permit at 1259 Dolores Street.
- Sidewalk permit sought for 1259 Dolores Street after city refusal
- Motion to uphold denial of a sidewalk encroachment permit at 1259 Dolores Street was tabled.
- Resolution urging the Secretary of State to oversee the March 2002 primary was continued to February 25, 2002.
- Supervisor Leno's resolution urging the Secretary of State to oversee the March 2002 primary was continued to February 25, 2002.
- The Board continued to February 25, 2002 a resolution urging the Secretary of State to oversee the March 2002 primary election.
- A resolution urging the Secretary of State to oversee the March 2002 primary in San Francisco was continued to February 25.
- Board continued a resolution urging reform or termination of the Calpine Energy Services contract to March 11, 2002.
- Resolution urging reform or termination of San Francisco's Calpine Energy Services contract was continued to March 11, 2002.
- [name withheld] appointment to the Ethics Commission was continued to March 18, 2002, on a 4-3 vote.
- Proposed ordinance requiring inclusionary affordable housing in residential developments of 10 units or more was continued to March 18, 2002.
- [name withheld] appointment to the Ethics Commission was continued to March 18, 2002.
- Proposed inclusionary housing rules for residential developments of 10 or more units were continued to March 18, 2002.
- The Board approved the minutes of its January 28 and February 4, 2002 meetings.
- Supervisor Leland Yee's appointment to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District board was continued to April 8, 2002.
- Resolution appointing Supervisor Leland Yee to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District board was continued to April 8, 2002.
- Yee's Bond Truth Act, requiring ballot disclosure and public access to bond financing, was re-referred to the Rules and Audits Committee.
- Board adopted resolution declaring April 9, 2002 Bataan Day of Valor in San Francisco.
- The Board adopted a resolution declaring April 9, 2002 Bataan Day of Valor in San Francisco.
- The Bond Truth Act, requiring public disclosure on bond ballot measures, was sent back to the Rules and Audits Committee.
- Motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the conditional use application for 417 31st Avenue was approved.
- Motion to disapprove the Planning Commission's church antenna approval at 417 31st Avenue was tabled.
- Motion to overturn approval of church antennas at 417 31st Avenue was tabled, putting it aside.
- Clerk ordered to prepare findings on the 417 31st Avenue church antenna permit for the next meeting.
- Pay and working conditions for unrepresented city employees, effective July 1, 2002, were continued to May 20, 2002.
- Resolution commending poet [name withheld] as San Francisco's third Poet Laureate was amended and carried.
- Resolution commending poet [name withheld] as San Francisco's third Poet Laureate was amended to change its title.
- Ordinance fixing pay and working conditions for unrepresented city employees was continued on final passage to May 20, 2002.
- Board adopted a Brown Act finding allowing immediate action on resolutions not on the printed agenda.
- The Board voted not to disclose its closed-session deliberations on anticipated litigation over Television Signal Corporation's transfer to AT&T/Comcast.
- Board approved a closed-door briefing with the City Attorney on the PG&E bankruptcy case; no action was taken.
- The Board voted 11-0 to suspend Rule 4.28 so guests could address the meeting.
- Second 2455 Bush Street appeal motion
- Proposed ban on public urination and defecation continued to July 1, 2002.
- Resolution urging the Mayor to open public restrooms in city buildings was continued to July 1, 2002.
- Proposed ban on public urination put off to July.
- A continued motion with no subject on this page
- Board continued the motion to disapprove the nine-unit Noriega Street building approval to July 8, 2002.
- Second Noriega Street appeal motion also put off to July 8.
- Clerk's findings on the Noriega Street appeal put off
- Nine-flat building at 3130-3154 Noriega Street heard on appeal
- Proposed charter amendment on police and firefighter retirement benefits was continued to July 8, 2002.
- Board continued the appeal of a nine-unit Noriega Street building approval to July 8, 2002.
- Board continued the motion directing preparation of findings on the Noriega Street building to July 8, 2002.
- Appeal of a conditional use permit at 2455 Bush Street, also known as 1770 Scott Street, was continued to July 8, 2002.
- Charter amendment on retirement benefits for police officers and firefighters was continued to July 8, 2002.
- A continued motion with no subject on this page
- Tennis club expansion on Bush Street approved with changes.
- Board approved the minutes of the May 6, 2002 meeting.
- Noriega Street flats to be approved with added conditions
- Proposed ordinance to charge street fairs serving alcohol the full cost of police services was continued to July 22, 2002.
- Motion to approve the Planning Commission's Noriega Street conditional use decision was tabled by the Board.
- A proposed charter amendment on the Entertainment Commission's composition and appointments was continued to July 22, 2002.
- The Board approved the minutes of its May 6, 2002 meeting.
- Charter amendment setting up the Entertainment Commission's composition and appointments continued to July 22, 2002.
- Study of street-fair alcohol police fees put on hold.
- Alcohol street fairs would pay full police costs; still pending.
- Leno's motion asking the Legislative Analyst to study street fair alcohol fees and police costs was tabled.
- Environmental finding for 1598 Dolores Street put off to August
- 1598 Dolores Street appeal put off to August
- Challenge to 13-home Dolores Street plan put off.
- Board adopted a resolution commending the administration of [name withheld] for its commitment to democracy.
- Hearing on 1598 Dolores Street put off to August
- Findings on the 1598 Dolores Street appeal put off to August
- Appeal of a 13-unit housing conditional use at 1598 Dolores Street was continued to August 26, 2002.
- Thirteen flats at Reilly's Funeral Home on Dolores Street delayed
- Resolution commending [name withheld] administration for its commitment to democracy was adopted.
- Dolores Street homes plan approval put off to August.
- Board continued certification of the environmental review for 1598 Dolores Street to August 26, 2002.
- Board continued preparation of findings on the 1598 Dolores Street conditional use to August 26, 2002.
- Closed session called on the city's energy price-gouging suits
- Closed-door legal talks on cable TV dispute put off.
- Appeal of a conditional use permit at 1598 Dolores Street was continued to September 17, 2002 after a failed motion.
- Clerk's findings on 1598 Dolores Street put off to September
- Motion to overturn Planning approval at 1598 Dolores; no outcome recorded.
- 1598 Dolores Street appeal put off to September 17
- Board continued the appeal against the conditional use approval for 1598 Dolores Street to September 17, 2002.
- Board continued the motion directing preparation of findings on the 1598 Dolores Street conditional use to September 17, 2002.
- Motion to disapprove the conditional use approval for 1598 Dolores Street was continued to September 30, 2002.
- Board postponed preparing findings on the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 1598 Dolores Street until September 30, 2002.
- Appeal of the conditional use approval for 1598 Dolores Street was continued to September 30, 2002.
- Findings on 1598 Dolores Street put off to September
- Board continued the appeal of a Planning Commission conditional use approval for 1598 Dolores Street to September 30, 2002.
- Board continued the motion to disapprove the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 1598 Dolores Street to September 30, 2002.
- The Board directed the Clerk to prepare findings on a conditional use application at 1598 Dolores Street, approved 9 to 2.
- Planning Commission's approval of a use permit at 1598 Dolores Street was overturned on appeal, as amended.
- Findings to be written on the 1598 Dolores Street permit
- Appeal of a use permit approval at 1598 Dolores Street was put off by a vote to table it.
- Appeal of the Planning Commission's approval of a conditional use at 1598 Dolores Street was tabled.
- Appeal of the Planning Commission's approval of a conditional use at 1598 Dolores Street was approved as amended.
- Supervisors voted to table the Mayor's motion rejecting [name withheld] nomination to the Board of Appeals.
- Motion to reject Mayor's nomination of [name withheld] to Board of Appeals was tabled.
- Motion to reject the Mayor's Planning Commission nomination of Michael Antonini was tabled.
- A motion to reject Mayor's Planning Commission nominee [name withheld] was tabled.
- Motion to reject [name withheld] Planning Commission nomination was tabled, leaving the appointment unresolved.
- Ordinance to let adults over 18 enter after-hours premises was continued to October 28, 2002.
- Proposal to let adults over 18 enter after-hours premises was continued to October 28, 2002.
- The Board continued a closed-session litigation matter on anticipated construction-related disputes to October 28, 2002.
- The Board voted 11-0 to meet in closed session with the City Attorney about possible construction-related litigation.
- The Board adopted Resolution 756-02 appointing Supervisor Chris Daly to the Association of Bay Area Governments Executive Board until June 30, 2004.
- Upholding the planning decision for 950 Corbett Street moved
- Move to uphold the refusal at 1901 Hyde Street
- Overturning the planning decision for 950 Corbett Street proposed
- Motion to uphold the denial of an encroachment permit at 1901 Hyde Street was tabled.
- Motion urging the Mayor to swear in [name withheld] to the Planning Commission was tabled.
- Motion to disapprove Planning's approval of 950 Corbett Avenue was tabled, leaving that approval in place.
- Board upheld Planning's approval of a five-storey, three-unit building at 950 Corbett Avenue, rejecting the neighbours' appeal.
- Motion urging Mayor Brown to swear in [name withheld] to the Planning Commission was tabled.
- Motion to hold a closed session with the City Attorney on anticipated construction-related litigation was tabled.
- Committee of the Whole hearing on the Transgender Civil Rights task force final report set for November 4, 2002.
- A Committee of the Whole hearing was scheduled for November 4, 2002 on the Transgender Civil Rights Implementation Task Force report.
- Motion to hold a closed session with the City Attorney on possible construction-related litigation was tabled.