All decisions
about 590 Board decisions about Tom Ammiano, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Adult Probation Department fee of $120 for processing petitions was continued to February 6, 1995.
- Board finds by roll call that the resolutions before it are purely commendatory, and adopts that motion.
- Adult Probation fee of $120 for processing petitions was put off until February 27, 1995.
- Board moves to find by roll call that immediate action on the resolutions is needed after the agenda was posted.
- Board tabled an ordinance letting the Adult Probation Department collect a $120 fee for processing petitions.
- Supervisors continued to March 20 a measure adding three Human Resources workers' compensation positions to the salary ordinance.
- Later deadlines proposed for the 1995 city fundraising drive
- Resolution urging Safeway, Save Mart and Lucky Food Stores to accept mediation in their lockout was tabled.
- Ammiano's proposal requiring major league quality athletes on city-facility sports teams was sent back to committee.
- Resolution urging state law letting cities tax banks and insurance companies was tabled.
- Consideration of pay terms for police chief and assistant chief ranks was continued to May 8, 1995.
- Consideration of pay terms for fire chief and deputy chief ranks was continued to May 8, 1995.
- Resolution declaring [name withheld], honoring a firefighter's recovery, was tabled.
- The Board approved a closed-door session with the Director of Human Resources on city labor contract negotiations.
- Supervisor Ammiano's proposed 2% tax on employee pay above $150,000 was continued to a public hearing on July 31.
- Resolution reaffirming city support for a formal needle exchange under public health guidance was tabled.
- Board voted to convene as a Committee of the Whole on a charter amendment concerning the Office of Citizen Complaints on July 24, 1995.
- Public hearing held on a draft Charter amendment restructuring the duties and functions of the Office of Citizen Complaints.
- Resolution confirming Fire Department delinquent inspection fee liens was continued to September 5, 1995.
- Public hearing on delinquent Fire Department inspection fees and liens was continued to September 5, 1995.
- Charter amendment on police discipline and the citizen complaints office was ordered submitted to voters as amended.
- Payroll expense tax rate changes for small and large businesses were sent back to the Budget Committee.
- Supervisor Ammiano's proposal to raise the real property transfer tax on sales over $1,000,000 was sent to the Budget Committee.
- Supervisor Ammiano's hotel tax surcharge increase, from 2.75 to 4.75 percent, was sent back to Budget Committee.
- Board backs Proposition A for a bigger convention center
- Supervisor Ammiano asked the City Attorney to review [name withheld] franchise rules for greater viewpoint diversity.
- Findings on the five permit appeals put off again
- Five permit appeals on Haight and Geary put off again
- Overturning the five Haight and Geary permits put off again
- Proposed charter amendment for at-large election of eleven supervisors with preference voting was continued to July 22, 1996.
- Proposed charter amendment on elected officials' pay, collective bargaining and civil service reform was continued to July 22, 1996.
- Proposed charter amendment for electing eleven supervisors from eleven districts was continued to July 22, 1996.
- Motion to meet in closed session on possible litigation against Viacom and TCI over telecommunications franchises was tabled.
- Board tabled a motion to meet in closed session with the City Attorney on possible litigation against Viacom and TCI.
- Public Health supply agreement with Allegiance Healthcare Corporation was continued to September 16, 1996.
- Consideration of a private contractor handling Public Health supply procurement and distribution was continued to September 16, 1996.
- Consideration of a Public Health supply distribution contract was continued to September 30, 1996.
- Consideration of a contract with Allegiance Healthcare Corporation for Public Health supplies was continued to September 30, 1996.
- Motion to waive attorney-client privilege over cable TV franchise communications was continued to October 15, 1996.
- Board continued the campaign consultant registration ordinance to October 15, 1996, sitting as a Committee of the Whole, with pending amendments.
- Closed session with the City Attorney on possible litigation against Viacom and TCI over telecommunications franchises was approved.
- Campaign consultant registration and reporting ordinance was continued to November 18, 1996.
- Campaign consultant registration and lobbying rules were continued to November 25, 1996 after the mayor's disapproval.
- The Board approved the Journal of Proceedings for October 7, 1996 without corrections.
- Consideration of an ordinance regulating ramped taxis for wheelchair users was continued to February 3, 1997.
- Consideration of an ordinance setting permit fees for tow car firms and ramped taxicabs was continued to February 3, 1997.
- Consideration of the Airport Commission's retroactive lease with United Air Lines was continued to February 3, 1997.
- Motion to waive attorney-client privilege on cable TV franchise communications continued to February 10, 1997.
- Supervisors voted to continue the motion waiving privilege on cable franchise confidential communications to February 10.
- Motion to overturn the approval of antennas at 1515 Taraval Street was tabled.
- Ordinance defining taxicabs and vehicles for hire was continued to February 18, 1997 by a nine to zero vote.
- Ordinance setting permit fees for tow car firms and ramped taxicabs was continued to February 18, 1997.
- A resolution urging a six-month pilot of new newsracks at locations to be chosen was referred to committee.
- The Board voted to excuse Supervisors Bierman, Kaufman, Leal, Medina and Yaki from the March 10, 1997 meeting.
- Supervisor Brown was appointed President Pro Tempore for the March 10, 1997 meeting.
- Appointments to the Child Care Planning and Advisory Council were continued to April 21, 1997.
- Board moved to meet in closed session to discuss the performance of Clerk of the Board [name withheld].
- Child care council appointment resolution referred back to Rules Committee after Ammiano moved to divide it.
- The Board continued consideration of a resolution on a private contractor for the eviction assistance program to June 2, 1997.
- Board approved, with an equal benefits amendment, a private contractor for city eviction assistance work starting July 1, 1997.
- Proposed charter amendment on retirement benefits for safety employees who transferred systems was continued to July 7, 1997.
- Proposed charter amendment on Board approval of city property sales and leases was continued to July 7, 1997.
- Supervisor Ammiano asked that a letter urge the school district to donate unused lunch food to feed the homeless.
- The annual salary ordinance for fiscal 1997-98 passed for second reading as amended, correcting a reference to the Budget Analyst.
- Consideration of an ordinance raising lobbyist fees and widening the officials covered was continued to September 29, 1997.
- The 19-lot St. Francis Bay subdivision put off to October
- A matter put off, with no subject on this page
- Findings on the 1501 Lincoln Way antennas put off to October
- Consideration of a proposal to make contract bid rater names and evaluation forms public was continued to November 17, 1997.
- Ordinance to make contract bid rater names and evaluation forms public was continued to December 8, 1997.
- Ordinance making contract bid rater names and evaluation forms public was sent back to Rules Committee; sponsor Ammiano.
- Ordinance appropriating $184,936 for the Office of Citizen Complaints within the Police Department passed for second reading as amended.
- Consideration of the paramedics' union contract for Fire Rescue Paramedics was continued to January 26, 1998.
- A motion to overturn the refusal of The Villa's bed-and-breakfast permit at 377-379 Collingwood Street was tabled.
- A resolution on San Francisco's power to sanction entities failing its human rights rules was tabled.
- Resolution urging Dianne Feinstein to tax cigarettes for public schools was tabled by the Board.
- Board tabled a resolution supporting Dianne Feinstein's cigarette tax to fund public school improvements.
- Service cuts sought on Lines 42, 80X, 81X and 82X
- Refusal of the cuts to Lines 32 and 42 proposed
- Board urged the San Francisco Unified School District to hold a hearing on the Mission High School Health Clinic.
- Board voted not to disclose its closed-session deliberations concerning possible litigation.
- Closed session sought on litigation now before the Court of Appeals
- Supervisor Ammiano asked that letters notify the Board of Education and Mayor's Disability Council of a hearing on child care for disabled children.
- Supervisor Ammiano asked that officials be notified of a hearing on homelessness, housing and safety in the North Mission.
- Motion to have the Legislative Analyst review a city contracting preference ordinance was continued to August 16, 1999.
- Ordinance tightening lobbyist registration, thresholds and gift limits was continued to February 1, 1999.
- Supervisor Ammiano's request for a letter urging the Blue Ribbon Committee to study alternative-fuel ferries was granted.
- Board asks the telecommunications department to review RCN Telecom's cable franchise application and report back within 30 days.
- Supervisor Ammiano's motion authorizing rebuttal to the opponent's argument against Proposition D, a charter amendment on Board members' benefits, was approved.
- Supervisors Ammiano and Yee called a hearing on a federal probe into city contracts awarded to minority-owned businesses.
- Supervisor Ammiano called a hearing on enforcing safety rules against contractors who violate lead removal precautions in buildings.
- Motion to waive the 30-day rule for contractor reporting and irresponsible-bidder ordinances was tabled.
- A resolution urging the state Legislature to let San Francisco automatically aggregate residents' electricity buying was continued to August 2, 1999.
- Ammiano's amendment moved $205,100 from the General Fund reserve to Public Health pharmacy and prescription services at San Francisco General.
- Board asked Public Works to repair and clean defacement of the Herb Caen plaque south of the Ferry Building.
- Board asked the Public Health Commission and Director to attend a hearing on San Francisco's healthcare crisis.
- The Board approved a motion waiving its 30-day rule so it could consider sale of Bernal Property parcels 16 and 16A now.
- Board amended and proposed a March 7, 2000 special election on an $87.4M bond for California Academy of Sciences improvements.
- Supervisor Ammiano moved that the Navy be invited to hold public hearings on [name withheld] flight patterns for Fleet Week 2000; referred for adoption.
- Instant runoff voting charter amendment for city elections was re-referred back to the Rules Committee.
- Committee backed a budget review of a utility contract.
- Gold line and 49 display cases proposed for downtown streets
- Joint meeting with school board proposed for May 2.
- Motion to send the 2000-2001 district office budget to the Finance and Labor Committee was not approved.
- Special permission for the [name withheld] project put forward
- Hearing on the [name withheld] office and demolition appeal at Bryant, 19th, York and 20th Streets held; motion to continue failed.
- Motion to set wards for the proposed Municipal Utility District election failed, 2 to 9.
- Proposal to form a Municipal Utility District for San Francisco and Brisbane failed on a 2-to-9 vote.
- Supervisors' resolution urging Kintetsu Enterprises to reconsider closing Japantown Bowl was continued to July 31, 2000.
- Ammiano's resolution urging Kintetsu to reconsider closing Japantown Bowl was continued to July 31, 2000 by an 11-0 vote.
- Motion MOO-84 approved, appointing Supervisors Ammiano, Bierman and Yaki to the Local Agency Formation Commission.
- Board extended Planning Commission review of the Jobs-Housing Linkage Program by three weeks and urged amendments.
- Interim zoning limiting non-residential use size to 65,000 square feet in Visitacion Valley was continued to December 4, 2000.
- Store size limit on Bayshore Boulevard put off to December
- Board passed on first reading an amended $754,250 budget for the San Francisco LAFCo, placing $604,250 on reserve.
- Bayshore Boulevard shop size cap put off to February
- Supervisors continued an interim zoning measure limiting large non-residential uses in Visitacion Valley to February 26, 2001.
- Supervisors continued the ordinance adopting new California Environmental Quality Act procedures and fees to final passage later.
- Supervisors continued the proposed citywide CEQA procedures and fees ordinance on final passage by a 5-4 vote.
- Clerk of the Board authorized to serve as Executive Officer of the San Francisco Local Agency Formation Commission.
- Supervisor Ammiano's motion to let the [name withheld] host a memorial service for [name withheld] was referred to Rules Committee.
- Board approved amending its Rules of Order, replacing sections 5.1 through 5.11 with a new committee structure.
- Supervisors approved a request asking the Legislative Analyst to support the Potrero Plant Citizens Advisory [name withheld] with policy research.
- Special meeting set for April 2, 2001 at 10 a.m., and the regular April 2 meeting is cancelled.
- Proposal to repeal the gross receipts business tax and refund 2000 overpayments was continued to April 9, 2001.
- Resolution to issue up to $69,060,000 in settlement bonds for business tax judgment was continued to April 9, 2001.
- Proposed issuance of up to $69.1M in settlement obligation bonds for business tax judgment was continued to April 9, 2001.
- Proposed sale of up to $69.1M in settlement obligation bonds was continued to April 9, 2001.
- Proposal to repeal the gross receipts business tax and refund 2000 overpayments was continued to April 9, 2001.
- Ordinance settling [name withheld] and General Motors business tax lawsuits was continued to April 16, 2001.
- Proposed resolution to sell $69.06M in settlement bonds for the business tax judgment; continued to April 16, 2001.
- Proposed ordinance to end the gross receipts business tax and refund 2000 overpayments was continued to April 16, 2001.
- $112,889.78 tax settlement proposed with Eastman Kodak and General Motors
- Board continued a resolution authorizing up to $69,060,000 in settlement obligation bonds until April 16, 2001.
- Sale of up to $69,060,000 in settlement bonds for the business tax judgment was continued to April 16, 2001.
- Ordinance to repeal the gross receipts business tax and refund 2000 overpayments was continued on first reading to April 16, 2001.
- Resolution for $69,060,000 in Settlement Obligation Bonds was continued to April 16, 2001.
- Settlement ordinance amended to cut payouts to Eastman Kodak and General Motors by 9.09 percent.
- Supervisors adopted as amended a resolution urging the Attorney General to study any proposed St. Luke's Hospital affiliation.
- $112,889.78 tax settlement proposed with Eastman Kodak and General Motors
- Closed-session review of city positions in pending labor negotiations was continued to May 7, 2001.
- Board continued the closed-session labor negotiations item to May 7, 2001, after adding fire and police organizations to it.
- Brown Act finding adopted, showing the need for immediate action arose after the agenda was posted.
- The Board adopted a serious injury finding, allowing urgent resolutions to be considered without deferral to a later meeting.
- The Board adopted a Brown Act finding that urgent action was needed on matters arising after the agenda was posted.
- The Board approved holding a special Rules Committee meeting on June 5, 2001 at Horace Mann Academic Middle School in the Mission.
- Serious injury finding adopted, allowing urgent resolutions to be considered at this meeting.
- Supervisor Ammiano's motion holding a Rules Committee meeting at Horace Mann Middle School on June 5, 2001 was approved.
- Motion to appoint ten people to the Live/Work Task Force was tabled by the Board.
- Board tabled a motion appointing ten people to the Live/Work Task Force, so the appointments were put off.
- Proposed rules for removing personal property and storage containers were sent back to the Rules Committee.
- A motion to amend the Board's Rules of Order to create a Business Tax Restructuring Committee was amended and carried forward.
- Proposed ordinance on removing personal property and storage containers from public and private property was sent back to the Rules Committee.
- Ammiano's resolution on a Municipal Utility District covenant not to sue was referred to the Rules Committee.
- Resolution urging the San Francisco Unified School District to honor its promise on remaining 1997 Proposition A bond funds was re-referred to committee.
- Board referred a resolution urging the school district to honor its promise on Prop A bond money back to committee.
- Residential permit parking rules for many streets around Dolores, Guerrero and San Jose were amended to add more blocks.
- Resolution to take a temporary construction easement at 155 Fifth Street for the Moscone Center expansion, continued to January 22.
- Board of Supervisors Rules of Order amended to create a new committee structure.
- Hearing on taking a temporary construction easement at 155 Fifth Street for the Moscone Center expansion was continued to January 22, 2002.
- Moscone expansion land taking at 155 Fifth Street put off
- Proposed temporary construction easement by eminent domain at 155 Fifth Street was continued to January 28, 2002.
- Board continued the hearing on taking a temporary construction easement at 155 Fifth Street to January 28, 2002.
- Moscone expansion land taking at 155 Fifth Street put off
- Taking of land at 155 Fifth Street put off
- The Board continued its hearing on taking a temporary construction easement at 155 Fifth Street for the Moscone Center expansion to February 4, 2002.
- Continued to February 4, 2002 the proposed eminent domain easement at 155 Fifth Street for Moscone Center expansion.
- City and school meeting at 555 Franklin Street moved to April
- Board approved extending the Budget Analyst professional services agreement through 2005, with options up to 2009, at $2,090,339 yearly.
- Mayor's ordinance fixing pay and working conditions for unrepresented city employees, effective July 1, 2002, was severed and continued on final passage.
- Ordinance fixing pay and working conditions for unrepresented city employees, effective July 1, 2002, was continued on final passage.
- Closed-session briefing on IBM pension property tax cases was continued to June 3, 2002.
- Board orders a City and School District Committee meeting held June 19, 2002 at 555 Franklin Street.
- Rule suspended to allow introduction of a charter amendment on retirement benefits for miscellaneous safety employees.
- Supervisor McGoldrick asks the Legislative Analyst to study Santa Monica's TORCA tenant-conversion law and the proposed HOPE initiative.
- Supervisor McGoldrick asked the Legislative Analyst to study Santa Monica's TORCA law and the proposed HOPE tenant-conversion initiative.
- Newspaper union talks item put off to July.
- Resolution on negotiations between GCIU Local 4N and the SF Examiner/Independent was continued to July 15, 2002.
- Alcohol street fairs would pay full police cost; postponed.
- Ordinance to charge street fairs serving alcohol the full cost of police services was continued to July 8, 2002.
- Proposal to charge street fairs serving alcohol the full police cost, ending the $2,500 cap, was continued to July 15, 2002.
- Eight-vote motion on 3130-3154 Noriega Street put off
- Three Planning Commission picks approved.
- A motion to reject Marilyn Sue Lee's Planning Commission appointment was tabled, so she was not rejected.
- The Board of Supervisors meeting of July 22, 2002 was moved from 2:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m., approved 10 to 0.
- Supervisors' July 22 meeting moved to 1 p.m.
- $250 million housing bond vote proposed for November.
- Supervisors approved the Board President's nominations of Lisa Feldstein, [name withheld] and [name withheld] to the Planning Commission.
- Board re-referred a proposed charter amendment on retirement benefits for miscellaneous safety employees to the Rules and Audits Committee.
- Board rescheduled its September 16, 2002 meeting to September 17, 2002 at 2:00 p.m.
- Board approved holding City and School District Committee meetings at the Board of Education room, 555 Franklin Street.
- Charter amendment on retirement benefits for miscellaneous safety employees was re-referred to the Rules and Audits Committee.
- Charter amendment on retirement benefits for miscellaneous safety employees was continued to May 6, 2003.
- Motion to reverse the negative declaration for the O'Shaughnessy Dam discharge project was continued to June 24, 2003.
- Board motion to reverse the negative declaration for the O'Shaughnessy Dam discharge project was continued to June 24, 2003.
- The Board adopted a Brown Act finding allowing resolutions not on the posted agenda to be considered.
- Appeal of the Planning Commission's negative declaration for O'Shaughnessy Dam was continued to June 24, 2003.
- Motion to affirm the negative declaration for the O'Shaughnessy Dam discharge project was continued to June 24, 2003.
- Board voted 10-0 with one absent not to disclose its closed session deliberations on existing litigation.
- Board members voted to keep private their closed-session talks on the Lanai Motel lawsuit at 2361 Lombard Street.
- Board adopted as amended a resolution urging the Governor and State Legislature to reconsider shifting health and human services costs to the city.
- Supervisors voted to keep their closed-session deliberations on existing litigation private, not disclosed to the public.
- Motion passed 10-0 to keep the Board's closed-session deliberations on existing litigation private.
- Board adopted a procedural finding that the urgent resolutions are purely commendatory.
- Board adopted a Brown Act finding that urgent action was needed after the agenda was posted.
- Supervisors' procedure vote letting urgent items skip the agenda passed.
- The Board adopted a Brown Act finding allowing immediate action on resolutions that arose after the agenda was posted.
- Supervisor Ammiano proposed a select committee on the San Francisco Police Department; sent to Rules Committee.
- Supervisor Ammiano proposed a November 4, 2003 ballot measure on Conflict of Interest Law Amendments; sent to Rules Committee under the 30-day rule.
- Car ban proposed for Brant Alley
- Environmental finding for 2690 Harrison Street put off to June
- Appeal over 2690 Harrison use permit put off to June.
- A motion continued, with no subject on this page
- Board continued to June 10, 2003 the certification of environmental review for the conditional use at 2690 Harrison Street.
- Bid to overturn 2690 Harrison use permit put off to June.
- Supervisors continued to June 17 a motion to reverse the negative declaration for the O'Shaughnessy Dam discharge project.
- Dam approval reversal vote put off until June 17.
- Sierra Club appeal over O'Shaughnessy Dam continued to June
- Motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings reversing the O'Shaughnessy Dam negative declaration was continued to June 17.
- Board continued the appeal of the negative declaration for the O'Shaughnessy Dam project to June 17, 2003.
- Motion to affirm the Planning Commission's negative declaration for the O'Shaughnessy Dam discharge project was continued to June 17, 2003.
- Sierra Club appeal over O'Shaughnessy Dam continued to June
- Dam water-release project's environmental clearance put off.
- Motion to affirm the negative declaration for the O'Shaughnessy Dam discharge project was continued to June 24, 2003.
- Written findings to overturn dam clearance put off.
- Charter amendment creating a rainy day reserve for city finances was continued to July 8, 2003.
- Board tabled a motion to reverse the Planning Commission's negative declaration for the O'Shaughnessy Dam discharge modification.
- Move to undo dam environmental OK put aside for now.
- Board continued the Rainy Day Reserve charter amendment, which would create a fiscal reserve, to July 8, 2003.
- The Board approved a motion affirming the Planning Commission's negative declaration for the O'Shaughnessy Dam discharge modification project.
- Board tabled a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings reversing the O'Shaughnessy Dam negative declaration.
- Environmental OK for dam water-release changes upheld.
- Supervisors tabled a motion to reverse the Planning Commission's negative declaration for the O'Shaughnessy Dam Discharge Modification Project.
- Proposed charter amendment to create an elected rent board replacing the appointed Rent Board was continued to July 15.
- Proposal to add parking meters and permit parking on Recreation and Park property was continued to July 15, 2003.
- Proposed parking meters and permits on park land; vote delayed.
- Proposed charter amendment to move Police Department functions, assets and operations to the Sheriff was continued to July 15.
- Supervisors continued the charter amendment on retirement benefits for miscellaneous safety employees to July 15, after amending it as a whole.
- Charter amendment to move Police Department functions, assets and operations to the Sheriff was continued to July 15, 2003.
- Charter amendment to replace the appointed Rent Board with an elected Rent Stabilization and Arbitration Board was continued to July 15, 2003.
- Supervisor Ammiano's charter amendment on retirement benefits for miscellaneous safety employees was continued to July 15, 2003.
- PG&E transformer station approval on 19th Street put off.
- PG&E transformer station on 19th Street turned down.
- Board voted to table the motion upholding Planning Commission approval of the PG&E transformer station on 19th Street.
- Written reasons for 19th Street station decision to follow.
- Board voted to overturn the Planning Commission's approval of the PG&E transformer station on the 3400 block of 19th Street.
- Board adopted a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the PG&E transformer station conditional use at 19th Street.
- Supervisors chose not to publicly disclose private lawsuit talks
- Appeal over 2026 Lombard Street put off to September
- The Board continued the appeal of the mitigated negative declaration for 2026 Lombard Street to September 16, 2003.
- Closed-session talks on the Schram Construction lawsuit kept private; the motion carried eight votes to none.
- The Board voted to excuse Supervisors Daly and Dufty from attending the August 26, 2003 meeting.
- Union Square Business Improvement District renewal
- Renewal of the Union Square business improvement district taken up
- Union Square business district ballot rules put off to October
- Vote on renewing the Union Square business district put off
- Ammiano's charter amendment creating a Public Education Enrichment Fund was amended with a new title and awaits final action.
- Charter amendment allowing lower minimum police staffing after a civilian-conversion study was amended as a whole and given a new title.
- Board continued the appointment of F.[name withheld] to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District until January 13, 2004.
- Consideration of F.X. Crowley's appointment to the Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District was continued to January 13, 2004.
- Board approved a motion affirming the Planning Commission's negative declaration for the 2003 update of the Housing Element.
- Supervisor Dufty's request for analysis of early-morning trash pickup and delivery limits was tabled by the Board.
- Board holds public hearing on a proposed emergency ordinance creating a Disadvantaged Business Utilization Program; outcome not yet shown.
- Resolution supporting Proposition 67, the Emergency Medical Care Initiative, was continued to October 26, 2004.
- Board tabled a motion to reverse the Planning Commission's negative declaration for the 2003 Housing Element update.
- Board tabled a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings reversing the Housing Element negative declaration.
- Emergency ordinance reenacting the Disadvantaged Business Enterprise Program was continued to October 5, 2004.
- Resolution commending the Massachusetts high court's same-sex marriage ruling was continued to March 9, 2004.
- Resolution urging Alameda County prosecutors to resist defense attempts to exploit [name withheld] transgender status, adopted as amended.
- Commendation for the Massachusetts marriage ruling put off to March
- Appeal of Mission Street project put off to later.
- Findings to undo housing review put off to later.
- Move to reject Mission Street project put off.
- Housing plan's environmental review vote unclear in record.
- City urges Alameda DA to recharge defendants in [name withheld] killing.
- Housing plan's environmental review vote unclear in record.
- A motion tabled with no subject on this page
- Clerk ordered to prepare findings on the conditional use application at 3372-3378 Mission Street for the next meeting.
- Quarter-cent sales tax for voters cleared first reading only.
- Board to meet with the School District at 555 Franklin Street
- Motion to disapprove the categorical exemption for the 3350 20th Street project was tabled.
- Motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the 3350 20th Street exemption appeal was tabled.
- Parking meter and tow-away changes on several South of Market street segments were amended by Supervisor Ammiano's motion.
- Proposed landmark designation of 150 Otis Street, the Juvenile Court and Detention Home, is pending.
- Supervisor Ammiano urges the Bernal Preschool to return to the Bernal Branch Library after its renovation.
- Motion to prepare findings on the 3350 20th Street exemption appeal was continued to September 20, 2005.
- Supervisors continued to July 19, 2005 an ordinance on Community Court Program fees and administration.
- Motion affirming the categorical exemption for 3350 20th Street was continued to September 20, 2005.
- Motion to disapprove the environmental exemption for demolishing the 3350 20th Street Quonset hut was tabled.
- Motion to prepare findings on the 3350 20th Street environmental exemption was tabled.
- Proposed Fire Code fee increases for high-rise inspections, plan review and overtime were continued to July 19, 2005.
- Proposed ordinance establishing a Community Courts Program and administrative fee; outcome continues on the next page.
- Mayor's ordinance adding public right-of-way occupancy fees for sidewalk and street encroachments was continued to July 19, 2005.
- Board voted not to disclose closed-session deliberations on the Macy's and parking tax lawsuits.
- The Board approved an appeal overturning the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 100 Felton Street.
- The Board directed the Clerk to prepare findings for the 100 Felton Street conditional use for its next meeting.
- Motion affirming the Planning Department's environmental exemption for the 4005 Mission Street condominium project was continued to April 5, 2005.
- Motion disapproving the environmental exemption for the 4005 Mission Street condominium project was continued to April 5, 2005.
- Motion directing findings on the environmental exemption for the 4005 Mission Street project was continued to April 5, 2005.
- Ordinance adopting the Transbay Redevelopment Plan was introduced by the Mayor and Supervisor Daly; outcome not shown on this page.
- Proposed Board of Appeals surcharge on tobacco retailer permits was continued to July 19, 2005 by the Board.
- The Board continued the appeal against the demolition of the Quonset Hut at 3350 20th Street to September 20, 2005.
- Motion to affirm the Home Depot environmental report for 491 Bayshore Boulevard continued to October 25, 2005.
- Proposed ordinance letting the Sheriff and Police Departments charge a booking fee and seek State reimbursement was continued to July 19, 2005.
- Proposal to approve the Redevelopment Agency's 2005-2006 budget and $118 million in bonds was continued to July 19.
- Proposal to approve the Treasure Island Development Authority's 2005-2006 budget was continued to July 19.
- The July 19, 2005 Board meeting's start time was moved from 2:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. without objection.
- Changes to annual license fees for entertainment venues and amusement devices were continued to July 19, 2005.
- The appeal of a Planning Department exemption for demolishing the Quonset Hut at 3350 20th Street was continued to September 20, 2005.
- Motion affirming the CEQA exemption for 3350 20th Street was tabled, delaying the decision.
- Motion to disapprove the CEQA exemption for 3350 20th Street was tabled.
- Proposed higher fees for adult use of athletic fields were continued to July 19, 2005.
- Public hearing on an appeal of a tentative map; the outcome is not shown on this page.
- Appeal of the environmental exemption for 3350 20th Street was set for public hearing; outcome continues on the next page.
- Supervisor Ammiano's resolution urging delay of the Bartlett Garage contract and a split award was tabled.
- Hearing opened on [name withheld] appeal of the final environmental report for a proposed Home Depot at 491 Bayshore Boulevard.
- Proposed ordinance to recover emergency response costs from drivers under the influence was continued to July 19, 2005.
- Proposed Planning Code change raising planning fees and adding an appeal surcharge was continued to July 19, 2005.
- Motion to affirm the environmental exemption for 3350 20th Street was continued to September 20, 2005.
- Motion to disapprove the environmental exemption for 3350 20th Street was continued to September 20, 2005.
- Supervisors continued to July 19, 2005 an ordinance ending the tow and storage fee exemption for residents' stolen vehicles.
- Motion disapproving the categorical exemption for 3350 20th Street was continued to September 20, 2005.
- Motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the 3350 20th Street exemption was continued to September 20, 2005.
- Proposed ordinance on Fire Department ambulance fees, including waivers for uninsured patients, was continued to July 19, 2005.
- Mayor's ordinance to raise Medical Examiner fees for autopsies, disaster bags, remains removal and storage was continued to July 19, 2005.
- Mayor's ordinance setting Department of Public Health patient rates from July 1, 2005 was continued to July 19, 2005.
- Zoning map changes for the Transbay Redevelopment area were continued to April 5, 2005.
- The Board voted to table a motion on an appeal of the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 100 Felton Street.
- Proposed boat storage fees at Lake Merced were continued to July 19, 2005 by the Board.
- Proposal to fold the Arts Commission Market Street and [name withheld] funds into the Public Arts Fund was continued to July 19, 2005.
- A motion was continued to July 19, 2005, on Supervisor Ammiano's motion.
- The Mayor's consolidated budget and appropriation ordinance for fiscal 2005-2006 was continued to July 19, 2005.
- The Mayor's consolidated salary ordinance for fiscal 2005-2006 positions was continued to July 19, 2005.
- Motion to affirm the categorical exemption for the 3350 20th Street project was tabled.
- The Board carried a motion moving the July 19, 2005 meeting start time from 2:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
- Motion to disapprove the environmental report for 491 Bayshore Boulevard continued to October 25, 2005.
- Motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings disapproving the Home Depot environmental report for 491 Bayshore Boulevard.
- Proposed resolution approving school district and First Five expenditure plans for the Public Education Enrichment Fund was continued to July 19, 2005.
- Ordinance to create a City Services Preservation Fund for employee and private donations was continued to July 19, 2005.
- Ordinance to bar the Department of Human Services from fingerprinting clients was continued to July 19, 2005.
- Proposal to let the Bureau of Delinquent Revenue add collection costs to debts owed the city was continued to July 19.
- Ordinance to repeal the Commission on the Status of Women's revolving fund was continued to July 19, 2005.
- Proposal requiring departments to report quarterly on overspending appropriations was continued to July 19, 2005.
- Ammiano urges Bernal Preschool to return to the Bernal Branch Library after its renovation is completed.
- The Board voted not to disclose its closed session deliberations on anticipated litigation.
- Supervisors continued to April 5, 2005 an ordinance amending the General Plan for the Transbay Redevelopment Plan.
- Supervisors continued to April 5, 2005 new special zoning controls for the Transbay Redevelopment area.
- Motion to approve the tentative subdivision map for three condominium units at 4005 Mission Street was continued to April 5, 2005.
- Motion to disapprove the tentative subdivision map for 4005 Mission Street was continued to April 5, 2005.
- Proposed higher golf fees at Harding Park, Fleming and Golden Gate Park courses were continued to July 19, 2005.
- Proposed standard curriculum and fees for the Recreation and Park Tiny Tot child development program were continued to July 19, 2005.
- Vote sought to uphold the 100 Felton Street antennas
- An approval vote with no subject on this page
- A tabling vote with no subject on this page
- Board decided not to disclose its closed-door legal talks.
- A continuance vote with no subject on this page
- An approval vote with no subject on this page
- Findings on the 4005 Mission Street appeal put off
- Transbay redevelopment plan changes delayed again to April 5; pending.
- Transbay redevelopment plan changes delayed until April 5; still pending.
- Transbay area map changes delayed until April 5; still pending.
- Closed-door session on bankruptcy litigation proposed; no vote shown.
- City chose to keep its closed-door litigation talks private.
- Plan to rebuild Transbay district put to public hearing.
- Board sets the motion aside, eleven supervisors in favor
- Board approves the amended motion, eleven supervisors voting yes
- A tabled motion with no subject on this page
- Lawsuit talks in closed session kept private for now.
- Closed-door meeting held on PG&E bankruptcy; no public change
- Lake Merced boat storage fees postponed to July.
- Nonprofit gifts for city facility upgrades delayed to July.
- Redevelopment Agency's yearly budget and $118 million borrowing put off.
- Fire inspection and plan-review fees increase postponed to July.
- Residents would pay tow fees on stolen cars; vote postponed.
- Citywide 2005-06 spending limits postponed until July 19.
- School fund spending plans delayed to July.
- Women's commission special fund to be scrapped; postponed to July.
- Employee and donor fund to ease city deficit postponed to July.
- Citywide 2005-06 budget vote postponed until July 19.
- Public hospital patient charges for 2005-06 postponed to July.
- Ambulance fee changes and low-income waivers postponed to July.
- An ordinance continued, with no subject on this page
- Pool and swimming fee changes postponed to July.
- Tobacco retailer permit fees and appeal surcharges postponed to July.
- Public hospital patient charges for 2005-06 postponed to July.
- Entertainment venue permit fees increase postponed to July.
- Tobacco retailer permit fees and appeal surcharges postponed to July.
- People causing emergencies while drunk could be billed; postponed to July.
- Golf fee increases put off to July 19
- Treasure Island development agency's 2005-06 budget postponed.
- Community court fee and administration put off to July
- Ordinance changing entertainment and amusement device license fees was continued to July 19, 2005.
- City urged trademark office to accept 'Dykes on Bikes' name.
- Board amended and advanced a resolution urging the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office to accept the Women's Motorcycle Contingent's Dykes on Bikes trademark application.
- Auction of the city's 425 Mason Street property put off
- Board continued to October 7, 2005 the proposed public auction sale of city-owned property at 425 Mason Street.
- Public hearing on an appeal of the environmental exemption for 3350 20th Street, a Quonset hut, opened; outcome follows.
- [name withheld] appeals the Home Depot plan at 491 Bayshore Boulevard
- Clerk asked to write findings against the Home Depot report
- Challenge to the 491 Bayshore Boulevard Home Depot report put off
- Landmark status proposed for the Juvenile Court at 150 Otis Street
- Environmental report for the Bayshore Boulevard Home Depot put off
- Parking meters proposed on Second, Brannan, Folsom and Harrison Streets
- Transport agency urged to delay and split the Bartlett Garage contract
- Board motion proposed to affirm Planning's environmental exemption for the Katherine Delmar Burke School addition at 229 32nd Avenue.
- Hearing on [name withheld] appeal of a two-lot subdivision at 455 Buena Vista Avenue was continued to January 9, 2007.
- Motion approving the Public Works decision and the 455 Buena Vista East parcel map was continued to January 9, 2007.
- Motion to disapprove Public Works' approval of the 455 Buena Vista East parcel map was introduced; outcome continues on the next page.
- Hearing on an appeal of a two-lot subdivision map at 455 Buena Vista Avenue was continued to January 9, 2007.
- Motion to disapprove the Public Works approval of the 455 Buena Vista East parcel map; outcome continues on next page.
- Clerk's motion to prepare findings on a conditional use appeal for 2660 Harrison Street was continued to February 7, 2006.
- Closed-session talks on possible lawsuits over the emergency response fee and telephone users tax kept private.
- Motion to disapprove the environmental exemption for 229 32nd Avenue, Sea Cliff, put off by tabling.
- Resolution to nominate a 200-year-old California valley oak at 2840 25th Street as a landmark was amended and continued to June 27, 2006.
- The Board voted 9-0 to excuse Supervisor Alioto-Pier from attending the August 15, 2006 meeting.
- Designation of a government representative to Lenders for Community Development was continued to August 1, 2006.
- Motion to approve the Public Works approval of a two-lot subdivision at 455 Buena Vista East was continued to January 9, 2007.
- Motion to prepare findings on the 455 Buena Vista East parcel map appeal was continued to January 9, 2007.
- Board voted not to disclose its closed-session deliberations on anticipated litigation over the emergency response fee and telephone users tax.
- Clerk directed to prepare findings on the appeal of the 229 32nd Avenue, Sea Cliff, exemption.
- Motion affirming the environmental declaration for 2660 Harrison Street was continued to February 1, 2006.
- Motion directing preparation of findings to reverse the environmental declaration for 2660 Harrison Street was continued to February 7, 2006.
- Put off, with 2660 Harrison Street findings next
- Upholding permission for 2660 Harrison Street put off to February
- Motion to approve the Planning Commission's conditional use decision for 2660 Harrison Street was continued to February 7, 2006.
- Motion to disapprove the Planning Commission's approval of 2660 Harrison Street housing was continued to February 7, 2006.
- Findings on 2660 Harrison Street sought for the next meeting
- Appeal of the environmental declaration for the proposed 2660 Harrison Street development was continued to February 7, 2006.
- A motion affirming the environmental declaration for 2660 Harrison Street was continued to February 7, 2006.
- Appeal of the mitigated negative declaration for 2660 Harrison Street was continued to February 7, 2006.
- Hearing on appeal of the environmental review for 2660 Harrison Street continued to February 7, 2006.
- Motion to affirm environmental review for 2660 Harrison Street continued to February 7, 2006.
- Motion to reverse environmental review for 2660 Harrison Street continued to February 7, 2006.
- A continuance vote with no subject on this page
- Motion reversing the environmental declaration for 2660 Harrison Street was continued to February 7, 2006.
- Appeal of the conditional use permit for 68 dwelling units at 2660 Harrison Street was continued to February 7, 2006.
- Motion approving the Planning Commission's approval of housing at 2660 Harrison Street was continued to February 7, 2006.
- Motion disapproving the Planning Commission's approval of housing at 2660 Harrison Street was continued to February 7, 2006.
- Motion ordering findings on the 2660 Harrison Street conditional use application was continued to February 7, 2006.
- Put off, with the 2660 Harrison Street permission appeal next
- Appeal hearing on approval of 68 dwelling units at 2660 Harrison Street was continued to February 7, 2006.
- Motion to prepare findings reversing environmental review for 2660 Harrison Street continued to February 7, 2006.
- Vote to reject 68-home plan at 2660 Harrison postponed.
- Written reasons for 2660 Harrison decision postponed.
- A motion tabled with no subject on this page
- Board tabled a motion disapproving the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 2660 Harrison Street.
- Motion disapproving the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 2660 Harrison Street was tabled.
- Motion to reverse the Planning Commission's environmental clearance for 2660 Harrison Street; vote continues on the next page.
- Special permission for 2660 Harrison Street tabled
- Hearing on appeal against conditional use approval for 68 dwelling units at 2660 Harrison Street was tabled.
- Supervisors tabled a motion to prepare findings on a conditional use application for 2660 Harrison Street.
- Findings against the 2660 Harrison Street environmental finding approved
- The Planning Commission's environmental declaration for 2660 Harrison Street was reversed by motion M06-16.
- Reversal of the 2660 Harrison Street environmental finding approved
- Motion affirming environmental clearance for 2660 Harrison Street was tabled by the Board.
- Motion affirming the environmental declaration for 2660 Harrison Street was tabled by the Board of Supervisors.
- Motion approving the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 2660 Harrison Street was tabled.
- Motion approving Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 2660 Harrison Street was tabled.
- Motion disapproving Planning Commission's conditional use approval for 2660 Harrison Street was tabled.
- Board tabled a motion affirming the Planning Commission's environmental clearance for 2660 Harrison Street.
- The Clerk was directed to prepare findings reversing the environmental declaration for 2660 Harrison Street.
- Findings ordered to reverse the 2660 Harrison Street environmental finding
- Board ordered City and School District Committee meetings held at 555 Franklin Street in 2006, approved 11 to 0.
- Board approved, as amended, findings upholding the mitigated negative declaration for 2660 Harrison Street.
- Findings on the appeal of the environmental review for 2660 Harrison Street were continued to February 28, 2006, then amended.
- Peskin's ordinance banning condominium conversion for buildings with specified evictions was continued to May 9, 2006.
- Resolution supporting the two-year development plan for the [name withheld] and [name withheld] Human Rights Center was adopted as amended.
- Proposed ban on turning buildings into condos after certain evictions; postponed.
- Board adopted, as amended, a resolution urging the Police Commission to ensure oversight of performance issues in an Early Intervention System.
- Police misconduct oversight request reworded; not yet decided.
- Supervisor Ammiano's resolution to nominate a 200-year-old valley oak at 2840 25th Street as landmark was amended and continued to June 27.
- Bid to protect a 200-year-old oak tree put off for now.
- Naming a city representative to a community lender's board is delayed.
- Supervisors put off to August 1, 2006 a resolution designating a city representative to the board of Lenders for Community Development.
- The Planning Department's environmental exemption for the Katherine Delmar Burke School addition at 229 32nd Avenue was affirmed.
- Clerk ordered to prepare findings on the appeal of the 7070 California Street environmental exemption.
- A motion to disapprove the Planning Department's exemption for the Katherine Delmar Burke School addition was tabled.
- Ten supervisors vote to approve the motion, one excused
- A tabled motion with no subject on this page
- Closed session deliberations on anticipated litigation were kept confidential by a 9-0 vote.
- Motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the 455 Buena Vista East parcel map was continued to January 9, 2007.
- Board continued its decision on approving a two-lot subdivision at 455 Buena Vista East until January 9, 2007.
- Board continued a motion to disapprove the two-lot subdivision at 455 Buena Vista East until January 9, 2007.
- Board continued a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the 455 Buena Vista East parcel map until January 9, 2007.
- [name withheld] appeal of a two-lot parcel map at 455 Buena Vista Avenue was continued to January 9, 2007.
- The Board approved a motion upholding the Planning Department's finding that the 317 Cortland Street project is exempt from California environmental review.
- Board affirmed Planning Department's environmental exemption for the 317 Cortland Street project.
- Board adopted a resolution honouring [name withheld] for 37 years of city service and declaring June 29, 2007 [name withheld].
- Guests were granted privilege of the floor for commendation recognition by suspending Rule 4.37.
- Board voted not to disclose its closed-session deliberations on pending city labor negotiations.
- Motion to affirm the mitigated negative declaration for 601 Duboce Avenue was tabled, with seven ayes and three noes.
- Appeal of conditional use approval for a medical clinic at 601 Duboce Avenue was continued to September 18, 2007.
- Board continued to September 18 a motion affirming the mitigated negative declaration for the 601 Duboce Avenue project.
- Board continued to September 18 a motion reversing the mitigated negative declaration for the 601 Duboce Avenue project.
- The Board continued the appeal against the Planning Department's mitigated negative declaration for 601 Duboce Avenue to September 18, 2007.
- A motion to disapprove Public Works' approval of a five-unit condominium map was proposed; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Supervisors continued a motion to disapprove a conditional use approval for 601 Duboce Avenue until September 18, 2007.
- Supervisors continued a motion directing preparation of findings on the 601 Duboce Avenue conditional use application until September 18, 2007.
- Motion to disapprove Planning's environmental exemption for the 317 Cortland Street project was tabled.
- Board hearing on the response to the November 2007 Bay oil spill was continued to January 29, 2008.
- Hearing on the city's response to the November 2007 Bay oil spill was continued to January 29, 2008.
- Motion reversing the Planning Commission's negative declaration for 601 Duboce Avenue was approved on a seven to three vote.
- Preparation of findings to reverse the 601 Duboce Avenue negative declaration was listed; outcome not shown on this page.
- Proposed motion would approve conditional use for a medical clinic at 601 Duboce Avenue; outcome not yet shown.
- Board continued to September 18 a motion to prepare findings reversing the 601 Duboce Avenue environmental declaration.
- Proposed three-year, $17.1 million security guard contract with King Security Services was continued to January 8, 2008.
- The Board approved Public Works' decision approving a five-unit mixed-use condominium map at 3189 21st Street.
- Move to reject 5-unit condo at 3189 21st Street set aside
- The Board approved the Public Works decision and a tentative final map for a five-unit condominium at 3189 21st Street.
- The Board approved the Public Works decision and tentative final map for a five-unit condominium project at 3189 21st Street.
- Board approved a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on its 3189 21st Street condominium map decision.
- Board tabled a motion to disapprove Public Works' approval of a five-unit condominium map at 3189 21st Street.
- Five-unit condo building at 3189 21st Street approved
- Closed labor talks kept private.
- Board found immediate action was needed on the resolutions, allowing their consideration despite the posted agenda.
- Closed-door meeting on picking new city clerk put on hold.
- The proposed 45-day interim moratorium on microcell equipment installation was continued to May 22, 2007.
- Pause on new small phone antennas postponed to May 22.
- City Attorney asked to draft changes to home-care worker pay rules.
- Treasure Island agency's stopgap budget for 2007-08 approved.
- Mayor's interim salary ordinance setting city job positions and pay for fiscal 2007-08 passed on first reading.
- Interim budget for fiscal 2007-08 was amended and passed on first reading, covering all city spending.
- Interim salary ordinance for fiscal 2007-08 sets city positions and pay; outcome appears on the next page.
- Finding that the pending resolutions are purely commendatory was adopted, 11 ayes.
- Brown Act finding allowing immediate action on late resolutions was adopted, 11 ayes.
- [name withheld] honoured for 37 years of city service.
- [name withheld] honored for 37 years of city service; June 29, 2007 declared [name withheld].
- Put off on a five to four vote
- Put off on a five to four vote
- Put off on a five to four vote
- Vote on the 601 Duboce Avenue environmental finding put off
- Put off on a five to four vote
- Put off on a five to four vote
- Motion to affirm the Planning Commission's environmental declaration for 601 Duboce Avenue was tabled, seven to three.
- A motion tabled with no subject on this page
- Environmental finding for 601 Duboce Avenue overturned
- An approved motion with no subject on this page
- Move to overturn the 317 Cortland Street exemption dropped
- Findings on reversing environmental approval for the 601 Duboce Avenue project were amended; adoption still pending.
- Ban on sleeping in parks referred to the homeless board
- Park Code change banning cooking, shelter-building and sleeping in parks was re-referred to the Government Audit committee.
- Plan for $17.1 million security guard contract put off to January.
- An appeal against the Planning Department's exemption from environmental review for a 780 sq ft addition at 3424 Jackson Street is heard.
- Hearing on appeal over a denied paint store use at 1575 South Van Ness Avenue; decision pending.
- The Board adopted a Brown Act finding allowing immediate action on a commendation resolution added after the agenda was posted.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] as KQED and LGBT community Unsung Heroes.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $498,304 from the General Fund Reserve for Mission District youth violence prevention grants.
- Ordinance setting standards and enforcement for city-funded shelters was amended by the Board; final vote is not yet shown.
- Charter amendment requiring Board confirmation of the Mayor's Public Utilities Commission appointments was continued to February 12, 2008.
- Ordinance to remove a $500,000 funding reserve for the Community Justice Center from the Mayor's Office budget; outcome continues on next page.
- Board adopted a finding that the resolutions considered that day were purely commendatory.
- Ordinance requiring chain restaurants to disclose calories and nutrients on menus was amended as a whole, with the amendment motion carried.
- Proposed charter amendment would require Board confirmation of Public Utilities Commission appointments; continued to February 12, 2008.
- Proposed rules requiring chain restaurants to post calorie and nutrition information passed on first reading as amended.
- Findings on the 1575 South Van Ness appeal put off
- Board continued a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the paint store refusal at 1575 South Van Ness Avenue to May 6, 2008.
- Appeal against the rejection of an ICI Paints formula retail store at 1575 South Van Ness Avenue was filed, ending the hearing.
- Bid to uphold refusal of permission at 1575 South Van Ness
- Board continued a motion backing the Planning Commission's refusal of a paint store at 1575 South Van Ness Avenue to May 6, 2008.
- Board continued a motion against the Planning Commission's refusal of a paint store at 1575 South Van Ness Avenue to May 6, 2008.
- Board directed the Clerk to prepare written findings on the 1575 South Van Ness Avenue conditional use appeal.
- Motion to approve the Planning Commission's disapproval of a conditional use at 1575 South Van Ness Avenue was tabled.
- Board to confer privately with the City Attorney on tax lawsuits
- Bid to uphold refusal of permission at 1575 South Van Ness
- Clerk to write findings on the 1575 South Van Ness appeal
- A tabling vote with no subject on this page
- Board approved an amended motion overturning the Planning Commission's refusal of a conditional use at 1575 South Van Ness Avenue.
- Board met in closed session with the City Attorney on telephone users tax and 911 fee litigation, then chose not to disclose deliberations.
- An amended approval vote with no subject on this page
- A continuance vote with no subject on this page
- Clerk's findings on the 3424 Jackson Street appeal put off
- Board continued the appeal of a Planning Department environmental exemption for a home addition at 3424 Jackson Street to June 24, 2008.
- Motion to affirm the environmental exemption for the 3424 Jackson Street project was continued to June 24, 2008.
- Board continued to June 24, 2008 a motion affirming the environmental exemption for the 3424 Jackson Street addition.
- Board continued to June 24, 2008 a motion disapproving the environmental exemption for the 3424 Jackson Street addition.
- Board continued to June 24, 2008 a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the 3424 Jackson Street appeal.
- Official advertising resolution naming the Examiner was amended to split the contract to include the [name withheld].
- 555 Polk Street lease sent back to the budget committee
- Resolution to sublease 9,000 square feet at 555 Polk Street for the Community Justice Center was re-referred to the Budget and Finance Committee.
- Ordinance to remove a $500,000 reserve for the Community Justice Center was re-referred to the Budget and Finance Committee.
- Ammiano's $498,304 appropriation for Mission District youth violence prevention grants was continued to November 4.
- Ordinance appropriating $498,304 for Mission District youth violence prevention grants was tabled by the Board.
- SoMa youth and family zoning district put off to December
- [name withheld] was appointed to the Commission on the Aging Advisory Council, term ending March 31, 2010.
- [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] were appointed to the Immigrant Rights Commission, with terms ending in 2009 and 2010.
- Potrero Center zoning at 2300 16th Street put off to December