All decisions
about 320 Board decisions about Michael Yaki, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Hampshire Street parking rules put off to March
- Board voted to meet in closed session with the City Attorney on possible litigation against Viacom and TCI.
- Board moved to withhold its closed session deliberations on pending employee relations negotiations.
- Liquor licence moved from Walgreens to N & V
- Closed-session deliberations on pending employee relations negotiations kept undisclosed; motion adopted.
- Port lease amendment for the Franciscan Restaurant at Pier 43-1/2, Fisherman's Wharf, continued to May 13, 1996.
- Proposed summer youth hiring tax credit for businesses hiring 14-to-21-year-olds was continued to June 3, 1995.
- Findings asked on the five Haight and Geary permit appeals
- Upholding the five Haight and Geary permits
- Overturning the Haight and Portola permits put off to July
- Overturning the five Haight and Geary permits
- Findings amended on wireless antennas at 6143-6153 Geary Boulevard
- Upholding planning approval for 1700 Haight Street and 669-677 Portola Drive
- Board found by roll call that the commendatory resolutions were purely commendatory, allowing them to be considered at this meeting.
- Board found by roll call that immediate action was needed on resolutions that arose after the agenda was posted.
- Clerk asked to write findings on 669-677 Portola Drive
- The Board voted not to disclose its closed session deliberations on potential litigation involving Viacom and TCI.
- Supervisor Leal was excused from the July 15, 1996 meeting because of illness.
- The Board voted to meet in closed session with the City Attorney on possible litigation against Viacom and TCI.
- Board found by roll call that immediate action was needed on resolutions added after the agenda was posted, and adopted the finding.
- Retirement contract amendment transferring prior service for Adult and Juvenile Probation safety members was continued to August 12, 1996.
- Supervisor Kaufman was elected President Pro Tempore of the Board at the August 5, 1996 meeting.
- Procedural finding that the resolutions being considered are purely commendatory; adopted.
- Procedural finding that urgent resolutions arose after agenda posting, allowing immediate action; adopted.
- Finding that the resolutions on the imperative calendar are purely commendatory, so they may be adopted today.
- The Board continued to September 3 a resolution confirming Building Inspection's delinquent charges for abating code violations.
- Amendment to the city's retirement contract for probation safety staff was continued to September 3, 1996.
- The hearing on delinquent Building Inspection charges for code violations, including at 149 London Street, was continued to September 3, 1996.
- Consideration of a $9,892,664 federal airport grant was continued to September 9, 1996.
- Proposal to bar members of Boards and Commissions from contracting with the City was continued to September 16, 1996.
- Board voted to keep its closed-session deliberations on possible airport litigation private.
- The Board voted 11-0 not to disclose its closed session deliberations on possible litigation against Viacom and TCI.
- Board finds the imperative resolutions purely commendatory, allowing them to be adopted without committee review.
- Board finds immediate action on the resolutions necessary because the need arose after the agenda was posted.
- Board tabled a proposed ordinance tightening landlord owner move-in eviction rules and protecting senior tenants.
- Board found an urgent need for immediate action on resolutions that arose after the agenda was posted.
- Board found the pending resolutions purely commendatory and adopted them without committee reference.
- Board adopted a Brown Act motion finding urgent action was needed after the agenda posted, passed 6 to 0 with 4 absent.
- Board adopted a motion finding that the imperative resolutions needed immediate action, passed 6 to 0 with 4 absent.
- Board approved the tentative subdivision map for a six-unit condominium at 1850 Turk Street, rejecting the neighbours' appeal.
- Proposed ordinance extending city contractor nondiscrimination rules to property contracts was continued to May 19, 1997.
- The Board adopted a motion to meet in closed session with the City Attorney on pending litigation.
- The Board adopted a motion finding the resolutions before it purely commendatory, so they could be considered.
- The Board adopted a Brown Act motion finding urgent need to act on resolutions added after the agenda was posted.
- Board adopted a Brown Act finding allowing immediate action on imperative resolutions that arose after the agenda was posted.
- Environmental findings for the China Basin ballpark and Rincon Point-South Beach plan changes were endorsed, as amended.
- A second 2055 Lombard Street motion tabled
- A finding of urgent need for immediate action on the resolutions, arising after the agenda was posted, was adopted.
- A finding that the pending resolutions were purely commendatory was adopted, allowing their immediate adoption.
- Plain approval of the Clipper Street homes struck out
- Rival measure to keep the four MUNI lines on Battery Street
- Four MUNI lines to shift from Battery Street to Sansome Street
- Board adopted, as amended, a ballot argument in favour of Proposition A, a $157,000,000 revenue bond for water system improvements.
- The Board tabled a resolution disapproving the partial abandonment of 38-Geary Saturday bus service.
- Closed-session deliberations on possible litigation were kept undisclosed by an 11-0 vote.
- [name withheld] Market moves its liquor licence to 1706 Church Street
- Rooftop antennas approved at 1501 Lincoln Way after appeal
- Supervisor Yaki asked the City Attorney for an opinion on hiring Treasure Island firefighters under a consent decree.
- Findings on the St. Francis Bay subdivision tabled
- The Board found the resolutions being considered that day were purely commendatory.
- The Board found immediate action was needed on resolutions that came to its attention after the agenda posted.
- Board found urgent need to act on late-posted resolutions, allowing immediate consideration under the Brown Act.
- Board voted to keep its closed-session litigation deliberations undisclosed for now.
- Ordinance appropriating $117,639 from bad check recovery revenues for three and a half District Attorney positions passed for second reading as amended.
- Unpaid transit fee lien sought on 1141-1145 Market Street
- The Board adopted a resolution commending lawyer [name withheld] for his work on the equal benefits ordinance.
- Proposed tax allocation pledge with the Redevelopment Agency for Mission Bay South, up to $450M bonds, was continued to October 26, 1998.
- Board adopted a resolution expressing city intent to issue housing revenue bonds for the Ashbury Gardens Apartment Project.
- Resolution proclaiming November 12, 1998 [name withheld] was adopted.
- Board upheld Public Works approval of a 54-unit condominium subdivision map at 720-50 York Street.
- Mission Bay South tax pledge and bonds up to $450,000,000 for infrastructure and housing continued to November 2, 1998.
- Land donation of about 11.89 acres of city streets to the UCSF Regents for a Mission Bay campus was continued to October 26, 1998.
- Board adopted an amendment of the whole to the ordinance rescinding the Mission Bay Plan and amending the General Plan; final vote not shown.
- Resolution urging new absentee ballots with Chinese translation was refused adoption and referred to the Rules Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution proclaiming December 10, 1998 [name withheld] in San Francisco.
- Proposed tax allocation pledge with the Redevelopment Agency for Mission Bay North, up to $190M bonds, was continued to October 26, 1998.
- Board adopted a finding by roll call that immediate action on the resolutions was needed after agenda posting.
- Board adopted a resolution opposing the impeachment of [name withheld].
- Resolution to expand the Treasure Island Development Authority board and create a citizens advisory board was continued to January 11, 1999.
- Board found by roll call that urgent resolutions needed immediate action because the need arose after the agenda posting.
- Redevelopment Agency asked that the hearing on expanding the Rincon Point-South Beach project area be moved to March 30, 1998.
- Board continued a salary ordinance adding 28.2 positions in public health community services to January 20, 1998.
- Board continued a $1,033,415 health services appropriation, including a $771,000 contract transfer, to January 20, 1998.
- Proposed charter amendment creating a separate Water Department revenue fund was continued to February 9, 1998.
- Board upheld the Planning Commission's refusal of a bed-and-breakfast conversion at 377-379 Collingwood Street, known as The Villa.
- Proposed charter amendment allowing city borrowing from state or federal government was continued to February 9, 1998.
- Proposed charter amendment to raise supervisors' salary from $23,924 to $37,585 was continued to February 9, 1998.
- The Board adopted a procedural finding that the resolutions considered were purely commendatory.
- The Board adopted a procedural finding that urgent action on late-posted resolutions was needed.
- Service cuts sought on Lines 80X, 81X and 82X
- Refusal of the cuts to Lines 32 and 42 proposed
- Closed session sought on owner move-in and Census 2000 lawsuits
- Board tabled a motion to meet in closed session with the City Attorney on anticipated litigation over MBE/WBE/LBE ordinances.
- Proposed rule requiring refiners to divorce city service stations was continued to June 8, 1998.
- Twelve-hour police patrol proposed for Dolores Park
- Ordinance to put a $300M seismic loan bond rescission on the November 1998 ballot was tabled.
- Ordinance proposed to call a November 3, 1998 special election on partially rescinding $300,000,000 in seismic loan bond authority.
- Supervisors tabled a motion to suspend a 30-day rule so a seismic loan bond measure could reach the November ballot.
- Supervisors tabled a motion to waive the one-week public inspection rule for a seismic loan bond measure.
- Motion to disapprove the Public Works subdivision map at 720-50 York Street was tabled, leaving the approval in place.
- Resolution to terminate the Mission Bay Transportation Projects Agreement with Catellus Development Corporation was continued to October 26, 1998.
- Mission Bay South redevelopment plan put off to October 26
- Supervisor Kaufman was excused from voting on all Mission Bay matters, and the motion carried 11 to 0.
- Resolution to transfer administrative jurisdiction over Mission Bay South city facilities parcel was continued to October 26, 1998.
- Licence for former streets in Mission Bay moved for approval
- Findings on the 2826-2828 Octavia Street lot split put off
- Decision splitting lots at 2826-2828 Octavia Street put off to January
- Move to overturn the 2826-2828 Octavia Street lot split put off
- The Board approved the minutes of its August 3, 1998 meeting by a vote of ten to none.
- The Board suspended its rules to grant privilege of the floor to guests at the December 7, 1998 meeting.
- Supervisors Newsom and Medina were excused from attending the December 7, 1998 meeting.
- North Beach Market's licence move to 536 Broadway put off
- Resolution commending Reverend Don Fado of Sacramento's United Methodist Church for blessing a gay union, adopted.
- The Board adopted a resolution honoring the Lesbians of Achievement, Vision and Action (LAVA) for their community leadership.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld] on the 20th anniversary of his inauguration to the Board of Supervisors.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld] for his bravery in thwarting a bank robbery in San Francisco.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld] [name withheld] for nine years of public service.
- Supervisor Yaki's proposed charter amendment raising signature requirements for repetitive initiatives was waived into the March 2000 election and sent to the Rules Committee.
- Board adopted a serious injury finding allowing urgent resolutions to be considered at this meeting without prior agenda listing.
- Board adopted a Brown Act finding that urgent action was needed on matters that arose after the agenda was posted.
- Supervisors Ammiano, Katz, Newsom and Yee were excused from the December 23, 1999 special meeting.
- Resolution urging the state to let San Francisco automatically buy electricity for residents is put off to August 16.
- Supervisors rejected Ammiano's amendment requiring nondiscriminatory access to cable modem platforms for internet providers in the cable franchise ordinance.
- Adopted resolution declaring July 17, 1999 Books By the Bay Day and commending Northern California Independent Booksellers Association.
- Board approved the October 4, 1999 meeting minutes by a 9-0 vote.
- Board suspended its rules to grant privilege of the floor to named guests.
- Resolution to expand the Treasure Island Development Authority board and create a citizens advisory board was amended; final action not printed.
- Board voted not to disclose its closed-session deliberations on potential litigation over the TCI and AT&T merger.
- Motion to waive a six-day rule for a repetitive charter amendment initiative was tabled by the Board.
- Supervisor Yaki's proposed charter amendment raising signature requirements for repetitive initiatives was sent back to the Rules Committee.
- Supervisor Yee's Truth in Disclosure ordinance would require permit applicants to disclose business names and sign under penalty of perjury; continued to December 13.
- Board honors Canadian trade minister [name withheld].
- Resolution commending Public Works bureaus and offices for their work since 1989 on seismic retrofitting of City Hall, adopted.
- Resolution commending Clerk Gloria Young and her staff for moving the Board of Supervisors to City Hall, adopted.
- Board approved the minutes of its November 2, 1998 meeting on an 11-0 vote.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld] and [name withheld] for thwarting an armed robbery on January 15, 1999.
- The Board urged the federal Justice Department to scrutinize the Hearst Corporation's newspaper merger and hold hearings in San Francisco.
- Finding that the pending resolutions are purely commendatory was adopted, allowing them to be considered today.
- Brown Act finding of urgent need for action, arising after agenda posting, was adopted, allowing same-day consideration of resolutions.
- Board adopted a finding that the pending resolutions are purely commendatory, as required for the imperative agenda.
- Board adopted a Brown Act finding that urgent action on pending resolutions was needed after the agenda was posted.
- Amended resolution urges support for St. Luke's Hospital's antitrust lawsuit against California Pacific Medical Center and Sutter Health.
- The Board adopted a resolution recognizing National Freedom to [name withheld] and commending the All Our Families Coalition for its event.
- Resolution to bar commercial filming in City Hall's Board Chamber was tabled, so it was not adopted.
- Resolution on Treasure Island Development Authority bylaws and board membership was continued to February 1, 1999.
- Treasure Island Development Authority board expansion resolution was continued to January 19, 1999.
- Chinese translation urged on absentee ballots for all candidates
- Resolution urging the Metropolitan Transportation Commission not to approve BART financing that diverts Bay Bridge toll revenue from Muni was continued to March 8.
- Regular inspections proposed for the 2161 Sutter Street care home
- A motion continued with no subject on this page
- Findings on the 2161 Sutter Street care home put off
- Proposal to drop part of Line 33-Stanyan bus route.
- Alternative to block the Line 33-Stanyan bus cut.
- Decided to keep private talks on gunmaker suit secret.
- Minutes of the April 19, 1999 Board meeting approved.
- City honoured library worker [name withheld], wishing her recovery.
- Yaki moves to overturn the 40 States Street subdivision approval
- Minutes of the May 10, 1999 Board meeting approved.
- Charter amendment to replace the Park and Open Space Fund with a Park, Recreation and Open Space Fund was tabled.
- The Board suspended its Rule 4.25 to grant the floor to named guests.
- Minutes of the July 12, July 19 and July 26, 1999 Board meetings approved.
- First City and School District Committee meeting urged for October 27
- Board adopted a resolution commending and thanking [name withheld] for four and a half years' service to Muni.
- Permission to build into the street granted at 795 Pine Street
- Motion to disapprove a sidewalk encroachment permit at 955 Green Street and deny it was continued to March 27, 2000.
- Public Works final map merging and resubdividing lots on 26th Street was severed from consent for separate consideration.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending San Francisco Women on the Web for empowering women in internet and web technology.
- Motion to approve the refusal to landmark the Doggie Diner sign at 2750 Sloat Boulevard was continued to February 28, 2000.
- Motion to disapprove the refusal to landmark the Doggie Diner sign at 2750 Sloat Boulevard was continued to February 28, 2000.
- Ordinance to designate the Doggie Diner sign at 2750 Sloat Boulevard as a landmark was continued on first reading to February 28, 2000.
- Appeal of a minor sidewalk encroachment permit at 955 Green Street was continued to March 27, 2000.
- Motion to approve a sidewalk encroachment permit at 955 Green Street and deny the appeal was continued to March 27, 2000.
- The Board approved the minutes of its January 31, 2000 meeting.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending Jewish Family and Children's Services on its 150th anniversary.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the life of [name withheld].
- The Board accepted a $31,092 gift from the Friends and Foundation of the San Francisco Public Library for the new Ocean View Branch Library.
- A motion to approve the Planning Commission's rejection of Doggie Diner landmark status at 2750 Sloat Boulevard was tabled.
- Ordinance to designate the Doggie Diner Sign and carousel building at 2750 Sloat Boulevard as a landmark was tabled.
- Appeal of the Planning Commission's refusal to landmark the Doggie Diner Sign at 2750 Sloat Boulevard was tabled.
- Ordinance to designate the Doggie Diner Sign at 2750 Sloat Boulevard as a landmark was tabled.
- Motion to approve refusing landmark status for the Doggie Diner sign at 2750 Sloat Boulevard was continued to February 28, 2000.
- Supervisors passed on first reading, as amended, a Truth in Disclosure ordinance requiring applicants to disclose their business names in planning and building applications.
- City honors group helping women in web and tech
- Honour for [name withheld] contribution to American culture; awaiting vote.
- Honour for [name withheld] and [name withheld] 50 years of marriage; awaiting vote.
- Landmark status for the Doggie Diner sign put off again
- A motion continued with no subject on this page
- A motion continued with no subject on this page
- A motion tabled with no subject on this page
- Map to merge and split 26th Street lots put on hold.
- Landmark status for the Doggie Diner sign moved to be tabled
- Library gets $31,092 gift for new Ocean View branch.
- Jewish Family and Children's Services honored for 150 years.
- Bierman's ordinance changing condominium conversion and tenancy-in-common rules was continued on first reading to March 27, 2000.
- City honors the life of [name withheld].
- Rules on turning apartments into condos delayed to March 27.
- Would approve environmental sign-off for housing fee plan.
- Would charge housing fees on big hotels, venues and stores.
- Sidewalk encroachment appeal at 955 Green Street put off to March
- Appeal of a minor sidewalk encroachment permit at 955 Green Street was continued to March 27, 2000.
- Continued to April 10, 2000 the environmental negative declaration for the Jobs-Housing Linkage Ordinance.
- Continued to April 10, 2000 a proposal renaming the office housing fee as the Jobs-Housing Linkage Program and extending it to hotels, entertainment and retail.
- Sidewalk encroachment appeal at 955 Green Street put off to March
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the San Francisco Giants stadium development team for building the waterfront ballpark.
- Board praised Giants stadium team for the new ballpark.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Board continued to June 5, 2000 the motion disapproving a conditional use at 201 Ninth Street.
- Marina Boulevard speed limit urged cut to 25 miles per hour
- Decision on the 201 Ninth Street use permit put off
- Board continued to June 5, 2000 the motion approving a conditional use at 201 Ninth Street.
- Board continued to June 5, 2000 the motion directing findings on a conditional use at 201 Ninth Street.
- Live entertainment permit for 201 Ninth Street put off
- Appeal of a Planning Commission approval allowing live entertainment at 201 Ninth Street was continued to June 5, 2000.
- Motion overturning Planning Commission approval of a hotel at 2361 Lombard Street was passed.
- Board voted to reject the appeal against the Planning Commission's approval of a hotel at 2361 Lombard Street.
- Art Commission's request to move two statues from [name withheld] to Dolores Street was continued to June 5, 2000.
- De Anza and [name withheld] statues to move to Dolores Street
- Liquor licence transfer for Wine House Limited, [name withheld], from 535 Bryant Street to 129 Carolina Street, approved.
- Approval at 3839 Washington Street amended to keep the Commission's conditions
- Board approved, as amended, a conditional use permit for 3839 Washington Street with extra conditions attached.
- Approval of 201 Ninth Street live entertainment amended to add conditions
- Board tabled a motion that would have upheld the Planning Commission's approval of a nightclub's conditional use at 201 Ninth Street.
- Appeal motion on a school at 3839 Washington Street amended to add conditions on events, banners, construction and parking permits.
- Approval at 3839 Washington Street carries the Commission's conditions
- The Board adopted a resolution proclaiming June 17, 2000 as [name withheld], honouring a Deputy City Attorney.
- Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld] for his professional football career and declaring June 12, 2000 [name withheld].
- Resolution commending 49ers player [name withheld] adopted, declaring June 12, 2000 [name withheld] in San Francisco.
- Resolution adopted proclaiming June 17, 2000 as [name withheld] honouring a Deputy City Attorney's 30 years of service.
- Motion to let Supervisor Brown introduce a $129,245,000 library bond measure late was tabled.
- The Board approved the minutes of its May 8, 2000 meeting by a vote of nine to none.
- Approval of the [name withheld] project tabled
- Approval of the [name withheld] project moved
- Appeal against Planning's approval of the [name withheld] conditional use at 2101-2125 Bryant Street was tabled.
- Board upheld the Planning Commission's approval of the [name withheld] conditional use at 2101-2125 Bryant Street.
- Clerk asked to write findings on the [name withheld] project
- Hearing on conveying part of Jessie Street to the Redevelopment Agency for a federal office building was continued to July 17.
- Hearing on land for the Federal Office Building put off
- Amended resolution approving Redevelopment Agency conveyance of part of Jessie Street to the federal government for an office building.
- Board amended the resolution approving conveyance of part of Jessie Street to the Redevelopment Agency for the federal building.
- Jessie Street land to be conveyed for the Federal Office Building
- Land conveyance to the United States for the Federal Office Building Project is continued to July 17, 2000.
- Minutes of the May 22, 2000 Board meeting were approved on a 10-0 vote.
- The Board adopted a finding that the resolutions being considered that day were purely commendatory.
- Motion adopted finding the resolutions being considered purely commendatory, allowing them to be heard immediately.
- Motion adopted finding urgent need to act on resolutions that came to attention after the agenda was posted.
- Board approved the city's annual budget for fiscal 2000-2001, as amended.
- The Board adopted a Brown Act finding that immediate action was needed on resolutions that came up after the agenda was posted.
- The city's annual budget for fiscal 2000-2001 was approved as amended.
- The Board approved the minutes of its June 5, 2000 meeting by a 10-0 vote, with one member absent.
- Supervisor Yaki proposed a Rules of Order change letting street-vacation ordinances go to committee; sent to Rules Committee.
- Resolution urges the San Francisco VA Medical Center to pause landscaping and construction until neighbours can be heard at a public hearing.
- Supervisor Yaki's resolution certifying environmental review for the [name withheld] site redevelopment was continued to September 18, 2000.
- Sidewalk width changes for Jessie Street at the [name withheld] site were amended by Supervisor Yaki's amendment of the whole.
- Rezoning near Fourth and Mission Streets put off to September
- Yerba Buena plan change near Fourth and Mission put off
- Proposed general plan amendment adding Assessor's Block 3705 land to the Yerba Buena Center redevelopment plan was continued to September 18, 2000.
- Proposed zoning map change for Assessor's Block 3705 land near Market and Fourth Streets was continued to September 18, 2000.
- Closing Jessie Street for the [name withheld] site put off
- Jessie Street land sold for $3.1M for the [name withheld] project
- Sidewalks to be redrawn on Mission Street for the [name withheld] project
- Yerba Buena Redevelopment [name withheld] site environmental findings were continued to September 18, 2000.
- Hearing on vacating part of Jessie Street between Fourth and Fifth Streets was continued to September 18, 2000.
- Ordinance to vacate part of Jessie Street between Fourth and Fifth Streets was continued to September 18, 2000.
- Board continued to September 18 a resolution selling part of Jessie Street to [name withheld] Development for a Verba Buena project.
- Amended ordinance setting sidewalk widths on Jessie Street in the [name withheld] site area is still pending.
- Sidewalk widths on Jessie Street at the [name withheld] site were continued as amended to September 18, 2000.
- Urges the San Francisco VA Medical Center to delay landscaping until neighbours can comment at a public hearing.
- Mission and Jessie Street traffic changes put off to September
- Hearing on expanding the Yerba Buena Center redevelopment area to add [name withheld] site land was continued to September 18, 2000.
- Proposed ordinance to add a Market-Fourth-Mission-Fifth block portion to the Yerba Buena Center redevelopment area was continued on first reading to September 18, 2000.
- Board amended an ordinance changing sidewalk widths on Mission Street and new Jessie Streets in the [name withheld] Site Area.
- Ordinance setting sidewalk widths on Mission and Jessie Streets in the [name withheld] area was continued to September 18, 2000.
- Ordinance setting sidewalk widths on Jessie Street in the [name withheld] area was continued to September 18, 2000.
- Parking and traffic rules for parts of Mission and Jessie Streets near the [name withheld] site were continued to September 18, 2000.
- Hearing on vacating part of Jessie Street for the Yerba Buena expansion was continued to September 18, 2000.
- Proposed ordinance to vacate part of Jessie Street between Fourth and Fifth Streets was continued to September 18, 2000.
- Hearing on expanding the Yerba Buena Center redevelopment area to add [name withheld] site land was continued to September 18, 2000.
- Sidewalk width changes on Mission and Jessie Streets in the [name withheld] Site Area were continued to September 25, 2000.
- Rezoning of the Fifth and Mission block put off
- Certification of the [name withheld] site supplemental environmental impact report was continued to September 25, 2000.
- Supervisors continued the [name withheld] site environmental findings resolution for the Verba Buena redevelopment expansion to September 25, 2000.
- Supervisors continued the ordinance amending the General Plan for a Verba Buena Center block to September 25, 2000.
- Sidewalk widths along parts of Jessie Street in the [name withheld] Site Area were continued to September 25, 2000.
- Hearing on closing part of Jessie Street for good put off
- Parking and traffic rules on Mission and Jessie Streets for the [name withheld] site were continued to September 25, 2000.
- Hearing on adding the [name withheld] site to the Yerba Buena Center redevelopment plan was continued to September 25, 2000.
- Hearing on expanding the Fifth and Mission redevelopment area put off
- Zoning map change for a Market, Fourth, Mission and Fifth Streets block in the Verba Buena area was continued to September 25, 2000.
- Agreement to sell and exchange part of Jessie Street for [name withheld] Site development was continued to September 25, 2000.
- Proposed vacation of part of Jessie Street between Fourth and Fifth Streets was continued to September 25, 2000.
- Supervisors continued the environmental findings for the Verba Buena [name withheld] site development to September 25, 2000.
- Deal to convey part of Jessie Street put off
- Supervisor Yaki's ordinance to expand the Yerba Buena Center redevelopment area by adding [name withheld] site land was continued to September 25.
- Supervisor Yaki's hearing on vacating part of Jessie Street between Fourth and Fifth Streets was continued to September 25.
- $3.1M sale of part of Jessie Street to the Redevelopment Agency
- Parking and traffic changes on Mission and Jessie Streets put off
- Board continued a resolution selling part of Jessie Street for $3.1M to the Redevelopment Agency for the [name withheld] site project.
- Zoning map change for a Yerba Buena block between Market, Fourth, Mission and Fifth Streets was amended; final vote pending.
- Parking and traffic rules on parts of Mission and Jessie Streets for the [name withheld] Site were continued to October 2, 2000.
- Redevelopment plan amendment adding [name withheld] site land at Market, Fourth, Mission and Fifth Streets was amended and continued.
- Ordinance adding [name withheld] site land, Assessor's Block 3705, to the Yerba Buena redevelopment area was amended and continued.
- $3.1M sale of part of Jessie Street to the Redevelopment Agency
- Parking and traffic changes on Mission and Jessie Streets put off
- Tax-increment pledge for the [name withheld] site in Yerba Buena, sought by [name withheld], was put off to October 10, 2000.
- Proposed sale of part of Jessie Street, between Fourth and Fifth Streets, to the Redevelopment Agency was continued to October 10, 2000.
- Tax increment pledge for the [name withheld] site, sponsored by [name withheld], was continued to October 10, 2000.
- Mission and Jessie Street traffic changes put off to October
- Jessie Street land sold for $3.1M for the [name withheld] project
- Parking and traffic rules for Mission and Jessie Streets near the [name withheld] site were continued to October 10, 2000.
- Motion to waive the 30-day rule for a $3,000,000 non-profit relief ordinance was tabled by the Board.
- Supervisor Yaki's $3 million ordinance for rent subsidies to nonprofit arts groups was amended and continued to November 13, 2000.
- Supervisor Yaki's $3 million ordinance for arts group rent subsidies and space was continued to November 13, 2000.
- Proposed $3 million from the General Fund Reserve for rent subsidies and property purchases for nonprofit arts groups; continued to December 4, 2000.
- Ordinance to make the Jewish Community Center at 3200 California Street a landmark was tabled by the Board.
- Ordinance appropriating $3 million for rent subsidies and property grants to nonprofit arts groups facing eviction was continued to December 4, 2000.
- Move to table the Jewish Community Center landmark refusal
- Move to table the 3200 California Street landmark ordinance
- Motion to overturn the Planning Commission's rejection of Jewish Community Center landmark at 3200 California Street was tabled.
- Board approved the minutes of its October 2, 10 and 16, 2000 meetings.
- The Board approved the minutes of its October 2, 10 and 16, 2000 meetings.