All decisions
about 510 Board decisions about Robert E. Gonzales, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board continued hearing on objections to [name withheld] corrections that increase taxes on 28 parcels to January 27, 1969.
- Calls for state service center in Mission poverty area; vote not shown.
- Hearing on 28 corrected tax assessments continued to January 27
- Mayor asked to proclaim Chinese New Year a holiday
- [name withheld] proposal sent to committee.
- Proposed consumer affairs office sent to committee for study.
- Fire chiefs' pay charter plan put aside.
- Supervisors urge schools to back a student leaders' conference
- Mayor may take federal money for a jobs unit and labor committee
- Supervisors opposed federal limits on legal aid lawyers suing agencies
- Board declares January 17, 1970
- Adoption aid program put off to March 16.
- Supervisor Gonzales asked the Board of Education to explain the delay in portable classrooms at Junipero Serra School.
- Supervisors oppose limiting 1970 summer transport grants to jobs
- Mayor asked to proclaim [name withheld] American Fiesta Week, May 5–10
- [name withheld] American Fiesta Week, May 5–10, backed by the city
- Spanish-language training for Mission police endorsed
- Mayor asked to name May 17-24 'LULAC Week'
- Measure urging end to Indo-China war put aside, 8-2 vote.
- Deputy sheriffs' state pension switch put off.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Mission neighborhood planning by-laws put off; vote postponed.
- A vote with no subject on this page
- $80,000 summer youth program moves toward final approval.
- By-laws for the Mission Model Neighborhood Corporation were approved and the Mayor authorized to contract with it for planning.
- Board opposes two state bills, SB 1315 and SB 1316
- Public Defender pay change; no separate vote shown.
- Letter to schools again urging bilingual education and city bilingual staff
- Supervisor Gonzales presented a Social Services Committee report proposing a comprehensive study of the Department of Social Services' operations and eligibility.
- $40,000 review of the welfare department approved
- Day-care funding petition sent to Finance Committee.
- Noe Street site approved for twenty-two low-rent flats for the elderly
- Head and Randolph Streets site approved for sixteen low-rent family homes
- Rivera Street site approved for sixteen low-rent family homes
- $40,000 study of Social Services department sent to committee.
- Muni express fare passed, then undone; final result unclear.
- Taxi safety equipment deadline proposed for January 1971.
- Bay Street site approved for low-rent housing for senior citizens
- Bush Street site approved for low-rent housing for the elderly
- Police training fund change moves to final vote.
- City opposes rapid transit studies that would leave Marin relying on ferries
- Police training fund added to the budget list
- City welcomes [name withheld] representative for Independence Day events
- Board continued to September 28, 1970, an emergency $40,000 appropriation for a study of the Department of Social Services.
- Ordinance appropriating $40,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for a Social Services study was continued to November 30, 1970.
- Supervisor Gonzales asked for a letter to the Registrar of Voters on why a voter was left off the list.
- $40,000 study of Social Services put off to December 21.
- [name withheld] redevelopment item put off to January 4, 1971.
- Closing of Burnett and Palo Alto Avenues refused
- Controller's $25,000 emergency spending delayed to February 16
- Request to State on welfare aid limits put off to February 16
- Feb 21 proclaimed 'Project Big Shot' to promote rubella shots
- Urging continued funding for citywide services for elderly poor under the Self Help for Aging Project; adopted.
- Proposed $7,000 for District Attorney contracts; delayed to March 29.
- Proposal asks state to let city regulate obscene material.
- Charter amendment on probation for department heads and school directors was continued to April 5, 1971.
- Mayor asked to proclaim May 3-10 [name withheld] American fiesta parade week
- [name withheld] allowed to file a late claim against city
- Board continued consideration of a charter amendment on school staff probation to April 12, 1971.
- Supervisors referred a resolution asking the State Legislature to amend the Burton Act's Port terms back to committee.
- Public hearing held on proposed abandonment of part of Muni Line No. 29 on Arleta Avenue.
- City support for two state bills put on hold.
- $400 for social services staff to attend alcoholism training postponed.
- Charter amendment on probation for school department heads and principals was continued to May 17, 1971.
- Jarboe and Peralta rezoning appeal put off again
- Request to amend Port transfer terms sent back to committee.
- Supervisor Gonzales asked the City Attorney to draft an affirmative action program so San Francisco residents get jobs created by Port development.
- Gonzales asked committee to consider state bills on personal injury interest and youth jury trials; outcome not shown.
- Supervisor Gonzales asked the City Attorney to draft a Charter amendment limiting supervisorial campaign spending, and it was referred to committee.
- Consideration of a charter amendment on probationary job status for school principals and department heads was continued to June 1, 1971.
- Board continued consideration of a resolution urging enactment of AB 437, which would remove criminal sanctions on private sexual conduct, until June 14, 1971.
- State bill on sealing juvenile court records sent to committee
- The Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to the Mayor and several city commissioners in June and July 1971.
- Proposed: urge federal court to weigh non-English-speaking communities in school plans.
- Gonzales asked that a letter opposing state bill AB 964, the Agricultural Labor Relations Act, go to the Assembly committee.
- Mayor asked to proclaim Bicycle Week, late September 1971
- Civil Service special programs get new job class and pay
- Rules for covering auto-dismantling yards delayed to August 2.
- Board tabled a resolution urging the State Legislature to pass AB 437, decriminalizing certain private sexual conduct between consenting adults.
- Support for equal protection for men and women; continued to August 9.
- Statement on equal rights for men and women put off.
- Gonzales's request for a charter amendment limiting supervisoral campaign spending was continued to August 16, 1971.
- Campaign spending limit draft put aside.
- The Board urged the California Legislature to approve AB 1440, creating a special office to improve rehabilitation services for the blind.
- City raises no objection to a Golden Gate salvage permit
- Board adopted a resolution welcoming [name withheld], [name withheld] Secretary of State.
- Board backs returning the Gjoa ship to
- Good-luck message sent to the San Francisco Giants
- Clerk may send ballot endorsements to voter registrar
- Resolution adopted urging the Board of Education to keep and fund San Francisco junior high school athletics.
- Supervisor Gonzales asked for a status report on the Chinese Cultural and Trade Center after a dispute between two parties.
- Supervisors urged US Senate to approve Banuelos as Treasurer
- Supervisors passed on first reading an ordinance vacating part of Princeton Street between Felton and Silliman Streets for a subdivision.
- City writes off forged payments and reissues them to payees
- Bridge district asked to delay ferry and bus deficit action; vote unclear.
- Mayor asked to proclaim [name withheld] American Citizens Week, Feb 13-20
- Proposed rename of disaster council to Disaster Council and Emergency Services.
- Supervisors referred a resolution on rehabilitating Yerba Buena hotels, as amended, to a joint finance and planning committee.
- Theatre owners allowed lit signs over Market Street
- Hotel rehab plan sent to a joint committee for review.
- Theatre owners allowed lit signs over Market Street
- [name withheld] urged to be named after Francisco De Haro
- Mayor asked to form jobs planning council; federal money sought.
- Proposed charter change on how city property sale proceeds are spent was continued to April 3, 1972.
- City asked table tennis group to invite China to a match
- Board ordered Fairfax Avenue between Phelps and Quint Streets vacated as a street, after a hearing with no objection.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company for its enlightened policies toward the Spanish-American community.
- Urging Congress to pass a city aid act; vote not shown here.
- Ballot argument on city paying health plan costs; vote not shown here.
- Plan to reject Muni line cuts; vote not shown here.
- Alder Street bill held a week over [name withheld] garage
- Board confirms assessments for improving Alder Street between Ankeny and Harkness
- City formally opposes trading Willie Mays
- Proposal: urge voters to reject Southern Bay Crossing measure.
- Board moves to allow professional offices at 1138-40 Taylor Street
- Mayor asked to declare July 9, 1972
- Money for city departments' operations and equipment approved
- Mayor asked to mark September 8-16 as Semana de
- City pay schedule for 1972-73 put off to July 10.
- Minnesota Street between Marin and Tulare closed for good
- Powell Street closed to cars between Market and Ellis Streets
- Board refuses to let Muni drop service on Balboa Street
- Board rejects trolley coaches replacing diesel buses on Sutter Street
- Cuts to Municipal Railway Lines on Third Street disapproved
- Trolley coaches on the Sutter Street lines turned down
- The Board adopted the warrant and assessment to pay for the Filbert Street stairway improvement between Montgomery and Sansome Streets.
- Board asked the Mayor to proclaim Polk Street renamed [name withheld] for two days in September.
- Part of North Point Street closed for good near The Embarcadero
- Proposed charter amendment setting working conditions for contractors on city printing contracts was ordered submitted to voters.
- Board votes $6.1M for public works, dropping Noe Street sidewalk work
- Charter amendment letting proceeds from selling city-owned property fund job training was tabled by the Board.
- Ballot argument on primary elections for some officials put off.
- Ballot-argument deadline waived for one measure
- Ballot argument for Prop D on school superintendent terms approved
- Ballot argument for Prop O on city workers' health costs approved
- City position against Proposition 22 farm labor measure; result not shown.
- Part of Princeton Street closed for good between Felton and Silliman
- Part of Princeton Street closed for good between Felton and Silliman
- 34-member committee set up to plan racial integration in housing
- Streets closed for good in the India Basin industrial park
- Supervisors' chamber lent to a criminal justice group
- Supervisor Gonzales asked the Airports Commission to object to a proposed United Airlines contract that would keep landing fees from the General Fund.
- City appointees on outside agencies asked to vote per city policy
- Service station at Kirkham and Nineteenth Avenue wins its appeal
- School fare changes on Muni set for public hearing January 2.
- Supervisor Kopp proposed for BART board seat.
- City opposed a regional plan that would shortchange Muni's gas-tax share
- Money for animal control and welfare commission cut from budget
- City urges [name withheld] to ease entry for Nicaraguans with US relatives
- City calls on citizens and agencies to aid Managua quake victims
- Mayor allowed to use Board chambers for budget hearing March 20
- Leaves of absence for city officials approved.
- Harney Way widened with a footbridge at Jamestown Avenue
- Urging the President to restore federal program funds; sent to committee.
- Mendelsohn appointed to Bay Area sewage agency board
- Leaves of absence approved for mayor, supervisors and officials.
- City lease for Muni subway signal system proposed; no vote shown.
- Small Public Works funds for copying and car use postponed to March 19.
- Allright Auto Parks to lease the Seventh and Harrison parking plaza
- City lease for Muni rails and parts proposed; no vote shown.
- Off-peak Muni fare-cut pilot urged; not yet decided.
- Money lenders would pay business tax at year-end; postponed to March 19.
- Golf fee fund plan postponed to March 19.
- Ticket advertising rule; outcome not shown here.
- Who counts as a family under planning rules; outcome not shown.
- Leaves of absence for mayor and three officials approved.
- Proposed pause on new cable TV wiring put off for a week.
- The Board adopted the Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for Barbagelata, Brown, [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] in May and June 1973.
- Mayor's revenue sharing plan backed, more urged for Haight-Ashbury health care
- Asks Golden Gate ferry agency to delay two new boats.
- Transit commission allowed to use City Hall chambers June 5
- Proposed pause on new cable TV wiring.
- Leaves of absence for several city officials approved.
- Board granted the California Senate committee use of its chambers on June 4, 1973 for a Hunters Point shipyard closure hearing.
- City asks Golden Gate Bridge district to delay toll increase
- Proposed one-year delay on state sale of Haslett Warehouse.
- City asks Defense Secretary to reconsider closing Hunters Point shipyard
- Joint hearing on proposed Yerba Buena redevelopment plan amendments was continued to August 27, 1973 for environmental report study.
- Muni operator pay and benefit rules proposed for July 1973.
- Request to fill a Fire Department accountant post at once.
- City backs state bill dropping criminal penalties for some private sexual acts
- Leaves of absence for city officials approved.
- Resolution granting leaves of absence to City Librarian [name withheld] and [name withheld] [name withheld] was adopted.
- Paving bill confirmed for Folsom Street between Crescent and Alemany
- Leaves of absence for Mayor and other officials approved.
- Leaves of absence for the Mayor, a Public Utilities Commissioner, Supervisor Pelosi and a Board of Education member were approved for July 1973.
- Rule on committee meeting notices put off one week.
- Proposed rule for hearings on late changes put off.
- Leaves of absence granted to several officials in August
- Farmers Market temporary wages money sent to committee.
- Second deck on the Golden Gate Bridge opposed again
- Police and fire pay rates for July 1973 proposed.
- Police and fire department budget changes proposed.
- Muni operator pay schedules for July 1973 proposed.
- Washington Street and Clay Street to be widened near Sansome Street
- Leaves of absence for several city officials approved.
- Gould Street rebuilt between Salinas and Paul with $26,000 city aid
- Hearing on Yerba Buena Center environmental review moved to [name withheld] 11
- Western Mart Company allowed a walkway and bridge on Stevenson Street
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Ordinance 343-73 passed for second reading; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Board granted [name withheld] permission to use its chambers on September 19, 1973, for a foreign policy seminar.
- Permission granted for the State Department's Senior Seminar in Foreign Policy to use the Board chambers on September 19, 1973.
- Transit improvement committee proposed; outcome not shown here.
- Proposed cut in city's Candlestick parking share to 88% delayed.
- Finding on fare change for disabled riders; vote not shown.
- Appeal against a city planning decision; vote not shown.
- City backs state bill ending 90-day jail minimum for drug use
- City to sue the state over its transportation plan
- Board scheduled a December 10, 1973 public hearing on the Public Utilities Commission's proposed abandonment of five Muni lines.
- Leaves of absence approved for three city officials.
- Board approved airport expansion environmental review.
- Board sat as a Committee of the Whole to hear public comment on the airport expansion environmental impact report.
- Plan to refund part of a company's 1972-73 property taxes.
- Plan to refill a vacant police payroll clerk post.
- Plan to fix and lower some property tax bills, 1969-74.
- Board granted the Director of Public Works use of its chambers on January 11, 1974 for a public hearing.
- State bill on tax breaks for substandard housing supported; vote not shown.
- Proposed charter amendment on conflict of interest for supervisors, officers and employees was continued to January 14, 1974.
- The Mayor's recommendation granting leaves of absence to Supervisor Francois and Commissioner [name withheld] was adopted.
- Board confirms assessments for improving Twenty-fourth Street near Tennessee Street
- Sale of Fire Department lot put off to February 11.
- Request to delay Larkspur terminal bids postponed.
- City urges state to deny probation for some crimes.
- More time given to award the new Sansome Street firehouse contract
- Part of a city lot to go to Fire Department for firehouse.
- Sale of Fire Department lot; final decision not shown.
- Fire Department lot to be sold, leased back; first vote.
- Five officials granted permission to leave the state
- Request for state gas emergency declaration put off to March 13.
- Request to governor on gas sales limits put off to March 13.
- Rules for retail gasoline sales and penalties; outcome not shown.
- Gas station sales rules sent back to committee.
- Good-luck message to the Giants for the season; vote not shown.
- Local child health program board members considered.
- Date set for appeal over Parkmerced condo map
- Resolution urging the Board of Education to reject cuts to junior high and senior high school athletic programs was adopted.
- Supervisors asked that authorities be told San Francisco protests the official welcome of the Chilean ship Esmeralda.
- City pay change delayed, then passed first reading only.
- New sidewalk widths set on Harrison and Bryant Streets
- Limousine fare increase put off to August 5.
- Asks Golden Gate Bridge to waive carpool tolls; sent to committee.
- Rules for local street maintenance districts sent back to committee.
- Taxi fare change pulled from calendar for now.
- Taxi fare increase put off to August 5.
- Water rate increase voted down; Mayor asked for another look
- Parkmerced Corporation's appeal of a disapproved condominium tentative map was continued to October 7, 1974.
- Request to delay cable car line extension came up.
- Muni operator pay and benefit rules considered.
- Would change budget to cover Muni platform workers' pay.
- Would change budget to cover Muni platform workers' pay.
- Cable car route extension decision put off to September 3.
- Street artist rules would cover people in rehab programs.
- Lettuce and grape boycott support vetoed by mayor, then shelved
- Board agreed transfer change alone won't cover Muni running costs
- Muni $2.50 senior monthly pass approved on six-month trial
- Plan to create street maintenance districts put off to September 10.
- Attempt to reverse an earlier vote turned down
- Main city tax law cleared first reading; final vote still to come.
- Yerba Buena Center's $223,000 in running costs put off.
- Sidewalk width changed on Stanyan Street at Haight Street
- City urged governor to sign a marijuana possession penalty bill.
- City urges regulators to reject PG&E's $233 million rate rise
- City urged federal park agency to approve tennis courts at Fort Mason
- The Board of Supervisors, sitting as a committee, continued its inquiry into the fiscal situation of the Port of San Francisco to October 16.
- Proposed bills to five owners for city sidewalk repairs.
- Bid to block nine Muni bus line cuts put off.
- Supervisors found new water rates need no tax money
- Ritch and Clara Streets proposed for closing for good
- Proposed ordinance on mayoral campaign trust account rules was sent back to committee by a 7-4 vote.
- Map approved for extending Key Avenue southeast of Jennings Street
- City urges school board to keep intramural sports
- City refused to block cuts to Line 14 Mission Express service
- City urged state to change marijuana possession penalties
- [name withheld] to be closed and sold as surplus land
- Board granted the Coastal Zone Conservation Commission use of Board Chambers on May 29, 1975.
- Subdivision Code ordinance passed for second reading as amended, applying citywide to how land is divided for development.
- Committee recommendation for a new citywide Subdivision Code was taken up out of order and temporarily postponed.
- New rules for condo and apartment conversions moved toward approval.
- New land-division rules advanced; final vote still to come.
- Supervisors back state bill to block registration over unpaid parking tickets
- Mayor's veto of state pay-raise opposition sent to committee.
- Rule keeping speakers on topic put off to April 28.
- Newspaper box rules on sidewalks proposed, not yet final.
- Department of Transportation urged to redesign [name withheld] with a barrier
- Urging state public-worker strike ban; no vote shown.
- New building code passed one reading; final vote still to come.
- New rules for property tax appeals board take effect July 1
- Only the next item's title appears here; no vote
- Part of Ash Street east of Gough Street closed for good
- Room 228 use for Osaka sister-city meeting turned down
- Golden Gate Bridge toll and fare rise opposition; outcome not shown.
- Adrienne Foster appointed to city mental health board
- Mental health board seat put off to September 1975.
- Mental health board appointment sent back to committee.
- Unpaid garbage fees proposed to be charged to certain properties.
- Part of Ash Street east of Gough Street closed for good
- Part of Ash Street east of Gough Street closed for good
- Sidewalk and curb repair costs confirmed; vote not shown here.
- City asks utility commission to remove misleading election signs
- Noise control task force given more time, to April 1976
- Board granted the Public Utilities Commission use of the Board Chambers on December 17, 1975 for a trolley wire hearing.
- Condominium map proposed for Pacific Heights Place
- Financing approved for a municipal office building at 150-170 Otis Street
- Sidewalk widths proposed to change along Polk Street
- Two Minnesota Street lots have their paving bills cut
- Finding that water rates need no tax subsidy; no vote shown.
- Rezoning of property near Vulcan Stairway from R-2 to R-1 approved on appeal, overriding the City Planning Commission denial.
- Supervisors' group memberships rule [name withheld] to March 29.
- Backs state ban on public worker strikes; [name withheld] to March 29.
- Urges state to end public access to car owners' records
- Port Commission appointment of [name withheld] to March 29.
- Public hearing on 1976-77 city budget set for April 26
- City opposes state bill AB 3785 as written
- BART gets land rights for new West Portal station; playground rebuilt.
- Urging limits on airport expansion proposed.
- Two appeals board seats sent back to committee.
- $8,400 for Supervisors' office contract work; result not shown.
- $20,000 for street light repairs put off to later.
- Cancelling earlier city building money moves to final vote
- Plan to tax out-of-state phone calls put off to August.
- Report on regional transit money put off to August 16.
- Study of regional transit funding urged; outcome not shown.
- Money for police and fire job exams sent back to committee.
- Subpoena power for Airports Commissioner hearing postponed.
- Mayor asked to delay city tax deadline to October 12
- Budget changes for retirement rates, salaries and street cleaning.
- Federal anti-poverty budget plan put off until October.
- Airports commissioner hearing paused until September 20
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- Roger Boas confirmation taken up again, then delayed.
- Cancel $90,000 home-buying aid program funds; put off to Nov 15.
- Plan to seek federal neighborhood funds put off to November 15.
- $485,403 shifted to crime prevention; decision put off to Nov 15.
- $400,000 voted to buy the building at 2868 Mission Street
- 144 Townsend Street lease extended for storing city records
- 2868 Mission Street bought for a Mission community cultural facility
- Appointments to a West Bay health council put off
- Filing 1977-78 budget estimates with Controller proposed.
- Mayor's Truck Driver Training spending sent to committee
- Employee relations director gets $900 for conference travel
- City-worker health plan rates and fees still pending; not final.
- One person nominated to a local health advisory council
- City supervisors' office budget for 1977-78 approved
- Supervisors' office money moved for equipment and office costs
- Federal money for career criminal unit put off to April 4
- Contract deadline for medical center security patient unit extended
- New roadway design approved for Upper Market Street to Diamond Street
- New roadway design approved for Upper Market Street to Diamond Street
- The Board resumed debate on the city's 1977-78 budget, including a pending motion to restore District Attorney positions.
- A third draft charter amendment on hearing [name withheld] disability leave applications was continued to June 6, 1977.
- Home chore service contract cleared after rules check
- Crime-prevention and community funds put off to June 20.
- $190,232 in federal highway money to be claimed by the city
- City signs state deal for federally funded road projects
- Ricardo M. Bowen named to park renovation committee seat
- Pub No. 1 given sidewalk tables on Masonic Avenue
- Endorsement of January 1978 high blood pressure telethon approved
- City formally urges Congress to fund $500 million for teen unemployment
- Vehicle-for-hire permit rules and fees put on hold
- Proposed appeals panel for home water customers moves forward.
- Kopp seat on Golden Gate bridge district board.
- Supervisors put a decision off until November 14.
- Sewer service charge rules put off to November 28.
- $123,168 moved to a Northeastern waterfront study area
- Appeal fails over the sidewalk use at 591 Vermont Street
- City takes over the roadway of Moneta Court
- Midtown Park Corporation to get a year for a housing cooperative
- Sewer service charges schedule put off to December.
- New massage parlor rules; sent back to committee for rework.
- Proposal to change how the president is elected postponed.
- Rules against bias in city property deals put off to December 27.
- Rule change to speed up approvals without an emergency postponed.
- Plan to drop city's lawsuit against U.S. voted down
- City Attorney told to drop a lawsuit against the US
- Federal money sought for light rail vehicle task force; not decided.
- Mayor rejected job-training council overhaul; city still to decide.
- Alcoholism program money reshuffled; two jobs added, four cut
- Leftover campaign money rules put off.
- City would pay Homer J. Olsen Inc. $91,600 to settle a lawsuit.
- 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.
- [name withheld] mental health contract put off to March 13.
- Eleven district offices budget sent back to committee.
- Plan for eleven district offices sent back to committee.
- Police asked about a loading zone at the Joice Street entrance
- New senior citizens affairs authority plan put off to April 3.
- Police and fire pay change pulled from June ballot.
- 1101 Green Street subdivision called consistent with the Master Plan
- Electric trolley coaches to keep running on Market Street
- Ballot argument opposing Municipal Railway wage method set aside.
- Appeal over changing 243 Onondaga Avenue from homes-only to businesses.
- Performing Arts Garage financing delayed to April 24, 1978.
- Plan for special committee on city construction rules postponed
- Letter to city staff on Jarvis-Gann tax measure delayed.
- Proposed special committee to review public works construction regulations was continued to May 1, 1978.
- $2.6 million police lawsuit payment set aside.
- Police hiring lawsuit settlement set aside; not decided.
- Support for Mitchell-McGovern transfer change put off to May 8.
- Change to State Legislation Committee membership put off to May 8.
- Support for Mitchell-McGovern transfer amendment set aside.
- Playland fence repair bill of $688.80 confirmed
- Memorial tribute to Francis P. Walsh; no vote shown.
- Proposed ban on sleeping in public parks at set hours.
- New sewer charges for 1978-79 put off to May 30.
- Police to take federal money for emergency communications upgrade
- Mayor's veto of job-applicant record checks upheld
- Police seek federal money for services to non-English speakers; vote delayed.
- Small-claims court project money put off until June 12
- Library federal technology money vote postponed to June 19.
- The Board voted to raise Delinquency Prevention Bureau funding from 66 percent to 85 percent.
- The Board voted to raise Assessment Appeals Board funding from 50 percent to 70 percent.
- The Board voted to raise funding for the Academy of Sciences from 50 percent to 70 percent.
- Public Works Engineering Bureau funding raised from 53% to 70%.
- General Assistance raised to $4.3 million; $8 million if funds allow
- The Board voted to raise Art Commission funding by $98,000 to 70 percent of its request.
- The Board voted to raise Zoo funding, line item 652, from 37.6 percent to 70 percent.
- Public Works Bureau of Architecture funding raised from 51% to 70%.
- Funding for the Assessment Appeals Board raised from 50% to 70%.
- City adopts Proposition 13 cuts, but restores some funds
- $19,270 senior-services contract put off to July 3.
- Mayor's objections to 1978 city job list put off.
- Tow-away signs for Rutledge Street sent to committee
- Support for state amendment SCA 42 turned down
- A proposed charter amendment on combined civil service eligible lists had a motion made to submit it to voters.
- Urged Mayor to allow standard pay for city staff; no vote shown.
- City to sue state over rule blocking pay raises for city staff
- Six-month freeze on rent increases proposed; vote postponed.
- City backed direct non-stop service to [name withheld] City
- Farmers' Market fee rise proposed.
- Board asked the City Attorney to research New York's chlorine ban and draft a San Francisco chlorine ban.
- Supervisor Gonzales's request to hold school district funds for State Earthquake Protection Loan repayment was granted without objection.
- Art festival $2,000 from Levi Strauss Foundation sent to committee.
- Consideration of amendments to the cable television franchise was continued to October 23, 1978.
- Plan to use private firm for Social Services janitors delayed.
- Car wrecking yard at 1750 Army Street opposed
- Sign rules for bus shelters on city property sent back to committee.
- Sidewalk table and chair permits proposal sent back to committee.
- Sidewalk table permit rules still under discussion.
- Repayment plan for workers' damaged personal items proposed.
- $39,250 for the Registrar of Voters put off a week
- Appeal against the Public Works refusal of a condominium conversion map at 155 Twenty-fourth Avenue was continued to January 8, 1979.
- Appeal against the Public Works refusal of a condominium conversion map at 2315 Divisadero Street was continued to January 8, 1979.
- Appeal against the Public Works refusal of a ten-unit condominium conversion at 1155 Filbert Street was continued to January 8, 1979.
- Appeal on a ten-unit condominium conversion at 1155 Filbert Street was continued to January 8, 1979.
- Appeal on a six-unit condominium conversion at 121-131 Lake Street was continued to January 8, 1979.
- Appeal heard against the Public Works Director's rejection of a tentative map for a seven-unit condominium; outcome not shown on this page.
- Appeal on a six-unit condominium conversion at 2105 Buchanan Street was continued to January 8, 1979.
- Appeal from the City Planning Commission's refusal of a four-room hotel at 877 Fourteenth Street is pending.
- Senior escort patrols proposed for Visitacion Valley; not yet final.
- Charter Revision Commission was granted use of the Board Chambers on January 15, 1979 for swearing in its members.
- Private airport cleaning plan put off to January 1979.
- $94,767 for Airport salaries, equipment and improvements approved
- Resolution against a Planning Commission decision; text cut off.
- Supervisor Pelosi keeps seat on Golden Gate Bridge board
- Police urged to restore towaway rules; private tow contract drafted
- Meeting room lent for Planning hearing on Neiman-Marcus store plan
- Claude Jarman confirmed as War Memorial trustee.
- Supervisor Louise Renne named to Joint Powers Board of Control
- $3.6 million for sewer construction work [name withheld] to January 29.
- Urges mayor to delay International Hotel demolition; final vote not shown.
- Jessie Street closed to hand out [name withheld] exhibition tickets
- Two people were appointed to the Parking Authority, replacing an earlier resolution that was rescinded.
- Contracting out city jobs: rules sent back to committee.
- Board commends [name withheld] Justice for human-rights work
- Patrick Henry School space leased for the police escort program
- 12-month rent freeze with rollback put off to March 26.
- Letter asking Mayor to change Prop 13 emergency order set aside.
- Rent freeze and rollback plan put off to April 9.
- Plan to freeze and roll back rents delayed to April 16.
- Parking tax spending rules delayed to April 23.
- Rules for private firms replacing city workers delayed.
- Plan to widen parking tax spending delayed.
- Blanken, Olney and Nelson Avenues proposed for closing for good
- City would join state gasoline-shortage emergency rules; not yet decided.
- Yearly sewer charges put off; vote moved to June 11.
- School tax money for state earthquake loan repayment; no vote shown.
- Parts of Blanken, Olney and Nelson Avenues to be closed
- Supervisors amended the residential rent ordinance, adding landlord exemptions and clarifying increase guidelines; Dolson's Consumer Price Index substitute failed 2-9.
- Proposed rent control ordinance amended so debt service from quick resales within two years is limited.
- Thirty-one townhouses refused inside the block at 19th and Guerrero Streets
- Endorses farmworkers' boycott of Chiquita bananas, non-union lettuce
- Two-month janitorial contract for Social Services offices; still pending.
- Noe Valley upper-floor office appeal approved, with changes
- North of Market housing money plan sent back to committee.
- Lane Street closing rescheduled for the Bayview senior center groundbreaking
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Charter change making supervisors join health plan put off.
- Yerba Buena plan change for hotel and housing gets first OK.
- Month-to-month janitorial contract approved for Community College District
- Loose rock above Sansome Street to be cleared and stabilized
- City opposition to Potrero power plant expansion proposed; outcome not shown.
- Proposed: unpaid refuse bills turned into property liens.
- Sidewalk repair charges confirmed, except one owner's bill
- Rule change for choosing the supervisors' president delayed a week.
- City's argument against Proposition A on police and fire pay approved
- Move to pause sewer steps until budget report; vote not shown.
- Polk Street to close for the El Grito Mexican independence ceremony
- Proposed policy: other Westside storage project locations and designs.
- Plan to change how Board picks its president put on hold.
- Appeal over the 1111 Pine Street condominium conversion put off
- Mayor's state-of-the-city report date moved to October 15.
- City vehicle-use rule withdrawn for now.
- Air space over Minna and Natoma Streets closed for good
- 1980 community development spending plan proposed.
- Hastings College of Law allowed five conduits under Hyde Street
- Police job's pay reclassified ($59,720) sent back to committee.
- Matching police salary change also sent back to committee.
- Request that president free Patricia Hearst early; no vote shown.