All decisions
43 Board decisions about Roberta Achtenberg, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Muni's 42 [name withheld] cut back on Second and Howard Streets
- Lien placed on 51 Federal Street for unpaid transit fees
- Findings on the 3400 16th Street permit continued to April 8
- Appeal over affordable flats at 3400 16th Street put off
- Motion to overturn Planning Commission approval of conditional use at 3400 16th Street was tabled.
- The Board continued to May 20, 1991 an ordinance clarifying that rent-unit wrongful recovery damages include mental and emotional distress.
- Consideration of the 1991-92 Annual Appropriation Ordinance was continued to July 22, 1991.
- Consideration of the 1991-92 Annual Salary Ordinance was continued to July 22, 1991.
- Findings on the Hester Avenue subdivision appeal put off to July
- California Nurses Association rally to close part of California Street
- Supervisor Achtenberg proposed city legislation requiring warning signs on condoms about oil-based lubricants and HIV risk.
- Resolution approving night service cuts on seven Muni lines, 1 to 5 a.m., was adopted by the Board.
- The Board voted to excuse Supervisor Hallinan from the September 23, 1991 meeting.
- A resolution to disapprove the Line 33-Stanyan service cut was tabled by the Board.
- Motion to approve planning approval for 259 Frederick Street was continued to November 4, 1991.
- Findings on the 259 Frederick Street permit put off again
- Board considered a motion to disapprove planning approval of a conditional use at 259 Frederick Street; continued to November 4, 1991.
- Appeal of planning approval for a transferred automotive repair operation at 259 Frederick Street was continued to November 4, 1991.
- Consideration of Barbara A. Judy's appointment to an Urban Gardeners body was continued to November 25, 1991.
- Consideration of a $10,995.90 reimbursement to city employees for damaged or stolen property was continued to November 25, 1991.
- Board approved the journal of proceedings for the March 4, 1991 meeting by an 8-0 vote.
- Special permission for 1301 San Jose Avenue taken up again
- Decision on 1301 San Jose Avenue put off to February
- Findings on 1301 San Jose Avenue put off to February
- Board adopted, as amended, a resolution urging the Airports Commission to monitor Host's minority and women business participation goals.
- A resolution urging a $45,139 supplemental appropriation for a Commission on the Status of Women job monitoring discrimination claims was continued to February 18, 1992.
- Move to overturn the 2 Everson Street lot split put off
- Split of the lot at 2 Everson Street put off
- New Conservatory Children's Theatre to sublease space at 25 Van Ness
- Proposed Senior Services Plan Task Force of eighteen members was continued to March 16, 1992.
- Resolution urging the Health Commission to create a breast cancer telephone hotline is proposed.
- Findings adopted refusing the lot split at 2 Everson Street
- Approval of Golden Gateway Garage automobile detailing lease documents was continued to March 16, 1992.
- The Board suspended its rules to hear thirty minutes of public comment on events following the [name withheld] verdict.
- Proposal to abolish the Bureau of Small Business and create a Business Advisory Commission was sent back to committee.
- Consideration of a resolution urging City accounts be moved from Bank of America was continued to December 21, 1992.
- Cable TV access fund ordinance sent back to Finance Committee, which would let year-end fund balances carry forward.
- Motion to override the Mayor's veto of the resolution urging city accounts be moved from Bank of America was refused.
- An ordinance setting fees for mailing and copying Board of Supervisors documents was sent back to committee.
- Castro and Eighteenth Streets closed for a [name withheld] AIDS benefit
- Consideration of the employee Health Service System plans and contribution rates was continued to March 29, 1993.
- Supervisor Alioto's first draft charter amendment on filling mayoral vacancies was tabled.
- Findings ordered on the 2237 Mason Street hotel decision