All decisions
about 100 Board decisions about Susan Leal, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Department of Public Health's $29.5M federal substance abuse grant application was continued to July 19, 1993.
- Police Commission grant application for $200,000 in federal funds for community policing was continued to August 16, 1993.
- District Attorney's $100,000 state grant for a Gang Violence Suppression Program was continued to August 16, 1993.
- Police Chief seeks retroactive approval to spend $164,175 in state Office of [name withheld] funds; vote continues next page.
- Proposal: city backs Walden House grant bid for youth.
- Report on the status of physicians' and dentists' labour agreement for 1993-94 was referred to committee.
- The Board approved the journals of its May 3 and May 10, 1993 meetings.
- Board found immediate action necessary on the resolutions, so they could be considered despite arriving after the agenda was posted.
- Board found the resolutions being considered purely commendatory, allowing them to be adopted on the imperative calendar.
- City Attorney was asked to draft legislation requiring a standardized compensatory time policy for city employees.
- Consideration of a $700,000 federal grant application for the Department of Public Health's homeless dually diagnosed referral evaluation was continued to July 11, 1994.
- Department of Public Health's application for a $700,000 federal grant to evaluate homeless mental health referrals was referred to committee.
- Hearing on moving East Garrison and Point Blunt from San Francisco to Marin County was held and continued.
- Board adopted a motion finding that late-posted resolutions needed immediate action, allowing them to be considered at this meeting.
- Consideration of the Police Chief's $100,000 drug abuse in schools grant was continued to August 1, 1994.
- Police Chief's $164,175 Crime Prevention Expansion grant for the Mission Corridor was under consideration and continued.
- Board adopted a motion finding the pending resolutions purely commendatory, so they could be considered without committee.
- Ordinance on the Fire Management Unit arbitration award was referred back to committee over notice questions.
- Ordinance on the Police Management Unit arbitration award was proposed for referral back to committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending Civil Service Commissioner
- The Board adopted a motion finding the pending resolutions purely commendatory, by an 8-0 vote with three absent.
- The Board adopted a motion finding immediate action necessary on the resolutions, by an 8-0 vote with three absent.
- The Board suspended its rules to present [name withheld] with a proclamation declaring October 24, 1994 her day.
- Consideration of waiving insurance and fees for the Castro Halloween street closure was continued to October 17, 1994.
- Health Authority ordinance for Medi-Cal care passed for second reading as amended, creating a public entity separate from the City.
- [name withheld] proposed for the Assessment Appeals Board; a motion to substitute [name withheld] was refused.
- Supervisor Leal's ordinance on the Access Appeals Commission and disabled access rules was continued to February 13, 1995.
- Family support collection ordinance was sent back to committee by the Board.
- Proposal to expand the Access Appeals Commission's review of disabled access rules was tabled by the Board.
- Board found immediate action necessary under the Brown Act, adopted by eight ayes with three absent.
- Consideration of a Public Health agreement with UCSF for Medi-Cal clinic physicians was continued to March 27, 1995.
- Board found by roll call that immediate action was needed on the resolutions, arising after agenda posting; motion adopted.
- Board adopted a finding that the resolutions then being considered were purely commendatory, by a 9-0 roll call with two absent.
- Board adopted a finding that immediate action on the resolutions was needed because the need arose after the agenda was posted.
- Board adopted a finding that immediate action was needed on the imperative resolutions, which arose after the agenda posted.
- Board adopted a roll call finding that the resolutions being considered were purely commendatory.
- $200,000 proposed for the Clay and Washington parcel, half open space
- Sidewalk repair assessment for 1326-28 25th Avenue and 668 Anderson Street continued to August 7, 1995.
- Juvenile curfew ordinance amended on age, hours and enforcement; consideration continued and text carries to next page.
- Motion proposed to find the pending resolutions purely commendatory; the vote is not printed on this page.
- Board found by roll call that urgent action was needed after the agenda was posted, allowing immediate resolutions.
- Resolution urges the Mayor to lobby for state bills AB XX54 and SB XX24 on hospital disproportionate share funding.
- The Board adopted a procedural motion finding that the resolutions before it were purely commendatory.
- Motion finding urgent need for immediate action on resolutions was adopted 10 to 0, with Hallinan absent.
- The Board found by roll call that the resolutions being considered were purely commendatory, and adopted that finding.
- The Board found by roll call that immediate action on the resolutions was needed, as the matter arose after the agenda was posted.
- The Board found by roll call that the resolutions being considered were purely commendatory, and adopted that finding.
- The Board found by roll call that immediate action on the resolutions was needed, and adopted that finding.
- Special permission for 1010 South Van Ness Avenue approved unanimously
- Board found by roll call that immediate action on late-arising resolutions was needed under the Brown Act, so they could be considered.
- Rainbow Grocery's licence at 1745 Folsom Street is put off
- Board found by roll call that the imperative resolutions being considered are purely commendatory, so they may be adopted.
- Rainbow Grocery's licence at 1745 Folsom Street is put off
- Board sent back to committee an ordinance conforming the Administrative Code to the 1996 Charter.
- Supervisor Kaufman was chosen President Pro Tempore of the Board on a 7-0 vote, with three members absent.
- Beer and wine licence backed for Rainbow Grocery on Folsom Street
- Charter amendment on hiring and promotion of police and fire uniformed members, sponsored by Supervisor Shelley, was continued to July 15, 1996.
- Charter amendment to set Board of Supervisors pay at $50,000 and add retirement coverage was continued to July 15, 1996.
- Board amended and continued to July 15, 1996 a charter amendment giving retirees and their survivors a supplemental cost-of-living benefit.
- Motion adopted keeping the Board's closed-session deliberations on pending employee relations negotiations undisclosed.
- Charter amendment on firefighters' retirement benefits, sponsored by Supervisor Shelley, was continued to July 15, 1996.
- Board met in closed session with the City Attorney on possible litigation against Viacom and TCI over telecom franchises.
- Consideration of an underground parking garage of up to 350 spaces on Block 202 for the Mid-Embarcadero project was continued to September 16, 1996.
- The Board postponed to September 24, 1996 its vote adopting the city's solid waste siting element and summary plan.
- Board's Solid Waste Siting Element and Summary Plan consideration postponed to September 24, 1996.
- Board adopted a motion finding that the resolutions considered that day were purely commendatory.
- Board tabled a resolution to disapprove partial abandonment of 29-Sunset Muni service in the Presidio.
- Proposed tow car company regulations were sent back to committee, with a special meeting requested for December 19, 1996.
- Board found immediate action needed on commendation resolutions that arose after the agenda was posted.
- Motion to waive attorney-client privilege on two cable TV franchise communications was continued to February 3, 1997.
- Permit fees for tow car firms and ramped taxicabs were continued to February 10, 1997.
- Lease of antenna space at Laguna Honda Hospital to Bay Area Cellular Telephone Company was continued to March 17, 1997.
- Motion finding urgent need for immediate action on resolutions, adopted under the Brown Act.
- Motion finding the resolutions purely commendatory adopted, allowing them to be considered today.
- Board found urgent need to act on resolutions that arose after the agenda was posted, allowing immediate adoption.
- Proposed Public Health agreement with San Francisco Health Authority and its capitated providers for Medi-Cal services, amendments under discussion.
- Board found the resolutions being considered were purely commendatory, so they could be adopted without committee review.
- Public Health contract with [name withheld] of California for specified Medi-Cal health services adopted as amended.
- Clerk told to write findings on the 1850 Turk Street map
- Resolution opposing lifting federal restrictions on Mexican trucks entering California was referred to the Board for consideration on May 12, 1997.
- Ordinance setting pay for Municipal Executives Association classes under a March 1997 arbitrator's award was sent back to Finance Committee.
- Board voted not to disclose its closed-session deliberations on the Air Transport Association litigation.
- Consideration continued to July 21, 1997 on an ordinance letting undergrounding assessments be paid in lump sum or ten installments.
- Consideration of a $132,494 settlement with Pacific Gas and Electric Company was continued to July 21, 1997.
- Consideration of Pacific Gas and Electric's use of its fiber optic facilities was continued to July 21, 1997.
- Board continued the 1997-98 annual appropriation ordinance, the city's total spending plan, to July 21, 1997.
- Board continued approval of the Redevelopment Agency's 1997-98 budget and $42M in bonds to July 21, 1997.
- Board continued the annual salary ordinance setting city positions and pay for 1997-98 to July 21, 1997.
- Board continued the resolution on federal and state Loma Prieta earthquake aid filings to September 15, 1997.
- Motion to hold a closed session with the City Attorney on the [name withheld] litigation was tabled.
- Supervisor Leal asked the City Attorney to draft changes to Ordinance 138-95 on departmental overtime reporting.
- Proposed ordinance to allow alcohol consumption in Public Works-permitted areas was amended and continued to September 29, 1997.
- Ordinance adopting the Federal Office Building Redevelopment Plan was continued to October 6, 1997.
- Ordinance merging the Embarcadero-Lower Market Redevelopment Project Area was continued to October 6, 1997.
- Land at 23rd and Treat Streets taken for open space
- Ordinance merging the South of Market Earthquake Recovery Redevelopment Project Area was continued to October 6, 1997.
- Supervisor Leal's proposed Municipal Elections Code was amended as a whole, setting nomination, ballot and measure rules.
- Board tabled a resolution urging Congress to offer equal-treatment asylum policy to all immigrants.
- Board voted to keep its closed-session deliberations on San Francisco v. San Francisco Gun Exchange private.
- Resolution urging Congresswoman Nancy Pelosi to vote no on fast track trade authority was tabled by the Board.
- Board voted to meet in closed session with the City Attorney on the San Francisco v. Gun Exchange lawsuit.
- The $94,943 appropriation for the Mayor's Office of Community Development was amended to fiscal year 1996-97.