All decisions
about 270 Board decisions about Scott Wiener, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Amendment to Golden Gate dog-plan stance voted down
- Board approved private talks with lawyers about possible Parkmerced lawsuit
- Motion to reverse the Planning Department's environmental exemption for 134-136 Ord Street was tabled.
- Proposed charter amendment on changing voter-approved initiative laws was tabled by the Board.
- Board tabled the hearing on a proposed charter amendment allowing amendments or repeals of voter-approved initiative ordinances.
- Motion to affirm Planning's environmental exemption for AT&T's Lightspeed network upgrade was continued to July 19, 2011.
- Supervisors voted 8-3 to table a charter amendment letting the Board change voter-approved initiative ordinances.
- A charter amendment letting the Board amend or repeal voter-approved initiative laws was tabled after a public hearing.
- Written findings to reverse AT&T upgrade clearance delayed to July.
- City stance against federal park dog rules proposed
- Environmental exemption for AT&T network upgrade put off to May 24.
- Written findings to reverse AT&T exemption put off to May 24.
- Motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings reversing the 134-136 Ord Street exemption was tabled.
- Reversing AT&T upgrade's environmental exemption put off to May 24.
- Move to reverse AT&T upgrade's environmental clearance delayed to July.
- The Board continued the appeal of the environmental exemption for a new house at 134-136 Ord Street to March 1, 2011.
- A motion put off to March 1, with no subject named
- Motion to affirm the Planning Department's environmental exemption for 134-136 Ord Street was continued to March 1, 2011.
- Motion to reverse the Planning Department's environmental exemption for 134-136 Ord Street was continued to March 1, 2011.
- Clerk asked to write findings reversing the 134-136 Ord Street exemption
- Corbett Heights Neighbors' appeal on 134-136 Ord Street put off
- Motion directing findings to reverse the 134-136 Ord Street exemption was continued to March 1, 2011.
- Tentative parcel map for a two-unit condominium conversion at 74-76 Castro Street approved, upholding Public Works' decision.
- A motion tabled, with no subject named on this page
- Two-lot condominium conversion approved at 74-76 Castro Street
- Motion to disapprove the tentative parcel map at 74-76 Castro Street was tabled, so the map approval stands.
- Motion directing findings on the Castro Street parcel map disapproval was tabled, so no findings were prepared.
- Refusal of the 74-76 Castro Street conversion set aside
- Motion affirming the environmental exemption for homes at 795 Foerster Street and Los Palmos Drive was continued to March 22, 2011.
- Motion reversing the environmental exemption for homes at 795 Foerster Street and Los Palmos Drive was continued to March 22, 2011.
- Board continued to March 22, 2011 a motion directing findings reversing the environmental exemption for Foerster Street and Los Palmos Drive projects.
- Environmental exemption upheld for 795 Foerster Street and Los Palmos Drive
- Appeal on Foerster Street homes' environmental review postponed.
- A move to overturn the environmental exemption for Foerster and Los Palmos
- Supervisors continued to March 22, 2011 a motion to prepare findings reversing the exemption for four Los Palmos Drive and Foerster Street projects.
- Clerk asked to write findings reversing the 795 Foerster Street exemption
- Appeal of an environmental exemption for Foerster Street project postponed.
- Motion affirming Planning's environmental exemption for Foerster Street and Los Palmos Drive properties was continued to March 22, 2011.
- Motion to reverse Planning's environmental exemption for Foerster Street and Los Palmos Drive properties was continued to March 22, 2011.
- The Board approved a motion upholding the Planning Department's exemption from environmental review for 134-136 Ord Street.
- Easements at 150 and 170 Otis Street for affordable housing
- Upholding the 134-136 Ord Street environmental exemption put forward
- Move to reverse 1653 Grant Street review exemption shelved
- Board postponed to May 24, 2011 a motion affirming the Planning Department's exemption of AT&T's Lightspeed network upgrade from environmental review.
- Renters moving in after disasters can get temporary reduced rent.
- Challenge to AT&T upgrade environmental exemption delayed to May 24.
- Findings to challenge AT&T upgrade exemption delayed to May 24.
- Private legal talks on Parkmerced project proposed.
- Board adopts Resolution No. 220-11 ahead of the Ocean Avenue agreement
- Proposed: drafting findings to reverse Parkmerced approval put on hold.
- Proposal to oppose taxi fare rise unless service improves.
- Opposition to taxi fare increase put off to June 7.
- Proposed reversal of AT&T upgrade's exemption put off to June 28.
- Updated city housing plan; the vote isn't in this record.
- Motion affirming the Planning Department's exemption of AT&T's Lightspeed network upgrade from environmental review was continued to June 28, 2011.
- Move to reverse AT&T upgrade review exemption put off to June 28.
- AT&T upgrade reversal-reasons order put off to June 28.
- Findings to undo AT&T upgrade exemption put off to June 28.
- Appeal of AT&T network upgrade review put off to July.
- Motion to affirm Planning's exemption of AT&T's Lightspeed network upgrade from environmental review was continued to July 19, 2011.
- Written findings on AT&T upgrade review also put off.
- Supervisor Eric Mar named alternate to regional Bay Area board.
- Supervisor Eric Mar named to a regional government board.
- Planning approval for 3901 Mission Street considered; vote not shown.
- Eight votes to three table the 2041 Larkin Street motion
- Special permission for 3901 Mission Street to keep the Commission's conditions
- Community college lease near Phelan and Ocean Avenues put off
- A motion approved as amended, with no subject here
- Findings asked for on special permission at 3901 Mission Street
- Four condominiums proposed at 1138-1140 Page Street
- A motion approved with no subject on this page
- Move to reject the 1138-1140 Page Street parcel map
- Public plaza at Phelan and Ocean Avenues leased to City College
- Shop liquor licence moved to Whole Foods Market on 24th Street
- Special permission for 3901 Mission Street antennas moved for approval
- Special permission for 3901 Mission Street proposed with the Commission's conditions
- Special permission for 3901 Mission Street antennas moved for approval
- Charter amendment to align City Attorney and Treasurer election years with Mayor's was continued to June 26, 2012.
- Charter amendment creating a Housing Trust Fund for affordable housing was continued to July 24, 2012.
- The appeal against a tentative parcel map for a two-unit condominium conversion at 1101-1103 Dolores Street was continued to November 20, 2012.
- Special permission approved for 2041 Larkin Street
- Supervisor Wiener's motion to table a motion directing the Clerk to work with KPOO Radio on broadcasting Board meetings carried.
- Whole Foods moves a liquor licence to 3950 24th Street
- Glen Park zoning map and height limits redrawn
- Considered: city may seek urban forest grant money.
- Arcelia Hurtado approved for Board of Appeals seat.
- Board's opposition to state food-truck school bill postponed.
- Opposition to state food-truck school limits was set aside.
- Findings on special permission for 8 Washington Street tabled
- Special permission for the 8 Washington Street project approved 8-3
- City upholds planning approval for 8 Washington Street project
- Waller Street stairway to be named Adah's Stairway; first vote.
- Findings sought to reverse the 601 Dolores Street exemption
- A motion continued, with no subject on this page
- A motion continued, with no subject on this page
- Board continued to June 26, 2012 the motion affirming Planning's environmental exemption for 601 Dolores Street.
- Small businesses get payroll tax break on net new payroll, 2012–2015
- Minimum size for tiny studio apartments to be cut.
- Private elementary school at 601 Dolores Street approved with amendments after the Planning Commission's approval was appealed.
- Smaller minimum size for small apartments proposed.
- A motion approved as amended, with no subject here
- A motion tabled, with no subject on this page
- Approval of special permission for 601 Dolores Street moved
- Motion affirming Planning's environmental exemption for 601 Dolores Street was approved.
- Motion directing preparation of findings to reverse the 601 Dolores Street exemption was tabled.
- Board approved motion affirming the Planning Department's environmental exemption for 601 Dolores Street, a former church becoming school classrooms.
- Motion to reverse 601 Dolores Street project approval proposed.
- Appeal over 601 Dolores Street project heard.
- Annual salaries and staff positions set for two years.
- Findings sought to reverse the 601 Dolores Street exemption
- Board approved a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings for the conditional use at 601 Dolores Street.
- Renovation plan for Richardson and [name withheld] upheld
- Written reasons for the 24th Street bank decision ordered
- Written reasons to overturn Richardson and [name withheld] approval put on hold.
- Approval of bank at 3901 24th Street put on hold.
- Plan for smaller minimum apartment size delayed to September.
- Richardson and [name withheld] renovation for housing and senior services can proceed
- Bank at 3901 24th Street turned down by supervisors.
- Smaller minimum apartment size proposal put off to later.
- Plan to renovate Richardson and [name withheld] put forward.
- Papers to undo Richardson and [name withheld] plan requested.
- Bank's plan at 3901 24th Street turned down.
- Planning approval for a bank at 3901 24th Street put forward.
- Findings to be written against the 1101-1103 Dolores Street condominium map
- A motion continued with no subject on this page
- Two-unit condominium map at 1101-1103 Dolores Street proposed for rejection
- Two-flat conversion at 1101-1103 Dolores Street moved for approval
- Transit fees on new buildings may rise; result not shown.
- Size rules for new small apartments put off until November.
- Proposed smaller minimum size for new small apartments.
- Welcome for Aung San Suu Kyi amended; final vote not shown here.
- Sale of city's easement at 1407-1435 Market for $77,000 approved
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- Motion to uphold misconduct charges against Sheriff Mirkarimi voted down
- Motion sustaining official misconduct charges against Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi, presented by Mayor Lee, failed.
- Misconduct charges against Sheriff Mirkarimi voted down.
- Motion to sustain official misconduct charges against Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi failed in the Board vote.
- Transit fee on new buildings proposed to rise; vote postponed.
- Housing trust fund measure sent to November 2012 voters
- Board continued the motion to disapprove the 1101-1103 Dolores Street condominium parcel map to November 20, 2012.
- Two-unit condominium map at 1101-1103 Dolores Street proposed for rejection
- Board continued the motion approving the Public Works decision on the 1101-1103 Dolores Street parcel map to November 20, 2012.
- Board continued the motion directing findings on its disapproval of the Dolores Street parcel map to November 20, 2012.
- A motion continued with no subject on this page
- Approval proposed for the 1101-1103 Dolores Street condominium map
- Board continued the proposed Charter amendment creating a Housing Trust Fund to July 24, 2012.
- Tentative parcel map for a two-unit condominium conversion at 1101-1103 Dolores Street was approved.
- Motion to have the Clerk prepare findings on the Dolores Street parcel map disapproval was tabled.
- Transit developer fee vote moved to December 4.
- A motion tabled with no subject on this page
- Approval proposed for the 1101-1103 Dolores Street condominium map
- Two-unit condominium map at 1101-1103 Dolores Street proposed for rejection
- Wiener's ordinance capping efficiency dwelling units with reduced square footage passed first reading as amended.
- Developer transit fee increase put off to December.
- Motion to disapprove the Dolores Street two-unit condominium parcel map was tabled, leaving the Public Works approval in place.
- Robert Bowden named to the Reentry Council.
- A motion tabled with no subject on this page
- Environmental exemption at 611 Buena Vista West Avenue to be affirmed
- Supervisors tabled a motion to reverse the environmental review exemption for a project at 611 Buena Vista West Avenue.
- Board affirmed Planning Department's finding that a house addition at 611 Buena Vista West Avenue is exempt from environmental review.
- Findings sought to reverse the 611 Buena Vista West exemption
- Findings sought to reverse the 611 Buena Vista West exemption
- A motion tabled with no subject on this page
- Kim's ordinance revising San Francisco's CEQA appeal and notice procedures in Administrative Code Chapter 31 was continued to July 9, 2013.
- Proposed: environmental review rules; postponed to July 9.
- Plan to allow appeals of environmental reviews put off to July 16.
- Changes to environmental appeal rules put off to July 16.
- City land in [name withheld] sold to developers for $8.1 million
- Appeal rules for building reviews delayed until July 16
- Writing of ballot arguments for November postponed to July 30.
- Ballot argument wording for November 2013 vote pushed to July 30.
- Ballot arguments for the November 2013 election approved
- City clerk told to write up findings on Cesar Chavez project
- A motion approved with no subject on this page
- A tabling vote with no subject on this page
- Supervisors overrode planning approval, then approved project with conditions
- Approval of Cesar Chavez Street project set aside for now
- Supervisors overrode planning approval, then approved project with conditions
- Plan to close city parks overnight delayed to November.
- Plan for city park hours 5 a.m.–midnight [name withheld] to November 5.
- Motion affirming the Planning Commission's environmental approval of a project at 1050 Valencia Street passed.
- A motion tabled, with no subject on this page
- 1050 Valencia Street found to cause no major environmental harm
- Motion to prepare findings reversing the 1050 Valencia Street environmental approval was tabled.
- Finding of no environmental harm at 1050 Valencia Street challenged
- Motion to reverse the Planning Commission's environmental approval for 1050 Valencia Street was tabled.
- Ordinance to put a $400 million earthquake safety bond on the June 3, 2014 ballot was continued to February 4, 2014.
- Proposed $400M earthquake safety bond for the June 3, 2014 ballot was continued to February 4, 2014.
- City approved a June ballot for $400M earthquake and fire station bond.
- Board tabled a motion directing preparation of findings to reverse the Sharp Park project's environmental approval.
- The Board approved a motion affirming the Planning Commission's environmental approval of the Sharp Park safety and habitat project.
- Finding of no major harm upheld for the Sharp Park project
- Board tabled a motion to reverse the Planning Commission's approval of the Sharp Park safety and habitat project environmental declaration.
- Finding of no environmental harm for the Sharp Park project challenged
- A motion tabled, with no subject on this page
- City urged to set a 30-day limit on home meal waits
- Wiener's resolution to extend Planning Commission review of an affordable-housing density ordinance by 55 days was tabled.
- Earthquake and fire bond plan put off until February.
- $375,000 settlement with Contest Promotions moved to be tabled
- A $400 million earthquake safety bond for fire, police and emergency facilities, proposed for the June 2014 ballot, passed first reading.
- Board tabled a resolution calling a bond special election, to be consolidated with the November general election.
- Proposed citywide bond for earthquake safety, fire and police stations and streetlights was tabled by the Board.
- Earthquake, fire and streetlight bond vote put off until February.
- Board tabled a proposed $425 million citywide earthquake safety and streetlight bond ordinance for the June 2014 ballot.
- Earthquake safety bonds for fire, police and water proposed; vote not shown
- Board amended the proposed $400M earthquake and fire safety bond ordinance for the June 3, 2014 special election.
- Proposed $400M earthquake safety bond for June 2014 ballot amended, funding fire and police stations and firefighting water system.
- City put on hold a $425M earthquake and streetlight bond.
- [name withheld] pollution cost deal sent back to a committee
- Earthquake and fire bond approved for June ballot
- $425 million earthquake and streetlight bond election proposed; vote not shown
- Supervisors tabled a resolution calling a special bond election to be consolidated with the general election.
- Earthquake, fire and streetlight bond plan put off until February.
- Earthquake and streetlight bond plan proposed; vote not shown
- Proposed deal delaying [name withheld] pollution-cost claims.
- City approved a June ballot for $400M earthquake and fire station bond
- Settlement of Contest Promotions' $375,000 lawsuit was continued to June 17, 2014, by a 10-1 vote.
- Proposal to reverse housing review set aside for now.
- Transit agency's two-year capital budget kept exempt from full review.
- $375,000 settlement proposed with Contest Promotions over advertising signs
- Objections heard to sidewalk and curb repair charges
- Supervisors tabled a motion directing preparation of findings to reverse the SFMTA's capital budget environmental exemption.
- Request to write reasons for reversing transit budget exemption shelved.
- Challenge to housing plan's environmental review set aside for now.
- Written reasons to undo transit budget exemption set aside.
- Environmental review of city housing plan upheld, 10-1 vote.
- Affirmed SFMTA's determination that its FY2015-2016 two-year capital budget is exempt from environmental review.
- Supervisors tabled a motion to prepare findings reversing the transit agency's environmental exemption for its two-year capital budget.
- Settlement of Contest Promotions, LLC's lawsuit for $375,000 over unpermitted advertising signs was continued to July 8.
- City transit budget kept exempt from environmental review.
- Motion denies the appeal seeking a condominium conversion fee waiver at 3348-3350 Scott Street.
- [name withheld] appeal for a condo conversion fee waiver at 3348-3350 Scott Street was denied.
- A motion to approve a condo conversion fee waiver at 3348-3350 Scott Street was tabled.
- Proposed update to the General Plan's Recreation and Open Space Element was continued to July 8, 2014.
- Findings to be written on the 3348-3350 Scott Street fee appeal
- A waiver of the 3348-3350 Scott Street conversion fee proposed
- Proposed update to the city's recreation and open space plan was continued on first reading to July 8, 2014.
- A motion directing the preparation of findings on the Scott Street condo conversion fee waiver was tabled.
- City backs bid to host 2018 international AIDS conference
- Proposed charter amendment adjusting General Fund payments to the Transportation Fund for population growth was continued to July 22, 2014.
- Urging state to change youth fare-evasion rules; postponed to February.
- Findings to reverse Embarcadero project approval were shelved.
- Supervisors ask state to change youth fare-dodging rules; not yet decided.
- Statement against Indiana anti-LGBT law delayed to April 14.
- Supervisors' rebuke of Indiana anti-LGBT law delayed to April.
- Muni security contract put off until April 21
- Muni security services contract of $38 million delayed to April 21.
- City statement against Indiana bill allowing LGBT discrimination
- City construction contract rules revision postponed to June 9.
- Proposed overhaul of city construction contract rules; vote postponed.
- Proposed overhaul of city construction contract rules; vote postponed.
- Public works contract rules rewrite pushed back to June 16.
- A resolution adopted, with no subject on this page
- Final Map 8005 for a five-unit condominium at 135 Buena Vista Avenue West was continued to June 23, 2015.
- Voters to decide on surplus city land rules in November.
- A motion approved, with no subject on this page
- A motion tabled, with no subject on this page
- Board asked to uphold the Recology landfill environmental finding
- Hall of Justice environmental approval amended; final vote not shown.
- Motion affirming the Planning Commission's Final Mitigated Negative Declaration for the Hall of Justice at 850 Bryant Street was amended; final vote not shown.
- Board tabled a motion to disapprove the Final Mitigated Negative Declaration for the Hall of Justice at 850 Bryant Street, 7 to 3.
- Plain approval of 22 Ord Court tabled
- 22 Ord Court permission approved with added conditions
- Working group asked to plan closing two county jails.
- Opposition to state rental bill postponed until May 3.
- Entertainment Commission permit ordinance, duplicated from file 160104, referred to the Land Use and Transportation Committee.