All decisions
89 Board decisions about Tony Hall, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- State money for Ocean Avenue and K-Ingleside work put off
- Transit agency's request to accept $7 million in state aid for Ocean Avenue and K-Ingleside work was continued to February 5, 2001.
- Board to meet privately over business tax lawsuits
- Resolution asking the Public Utilities Commission to study acquiring PG&E assets was referred to the Public Utilities and Deregulation Committee.
- Resolution urging small businesses to join the Flex Your Power summer energy conservation program; amended, final outcome not shown.
- Board adopted, as amended, a resolution urging the state to fund $3.56 million for the Lake Merced stormwater diversion program.
- Ordinance reconstituting the Citizens Advisory Committee on Elections was continued to July 16, 2001.
- Ordinance reconstituting the Citizens Advisory Committee on Elections was continued to July 16, 2001.
- Board passed on first reading, as amended, an ordinance reconstituting the Citizens Advisory Committee on Elections.
- Proposed taxi fare increase and higher gate fee cap sent to the Transportation and Commerce Committee after amendment.
- Motion to disapprove the Planning Director's approval of discretionary review for 281-285 Edgewood Avenue was tabled.
- Proposal to raise taxi fares and the gate fee cap to $90 per shift was tabled by the Board.
- Supervisors proposed commending Planned Parenthood Golden Gate for a ceremony on reproductive choice; the item was continued to January 22, 2002.
- Supervisor Hall moved to continue the resolution commending Planned Parenthood Golden Gate to January 22, 2002.
- Board continued its resolution supporting AB 1753, restoring the State Vehicle License Fee, to February 11, 2002.
- Resolution supporting state bill AB 1753 to restore the vehicle license fee was continued to February 11, 2002.
- Proposed schedule of performance audits for city departments was continued to March 18, 2002.
- Supervisors continued the proposed schedule of city department performance audits to March 18, 2002.
- Commendation of Earth Day 2002 volunteers at Fort Funston, sponsored by PG&E and California Jeep Dealers, was tabled by the Board.
- Supervisors tabled a resolution commending volunteers and sponsors of the Earth Day 2002 event at Fort Funston.
- [name withheld] was appointed to the Ethics Commission, Seat 1, chosen from four applicants by the Board.
- [name withheld] was appointed to the Ethics Commission over other applicants, by a 9 to 1 vote.
- Supervisor Daly's request for a study of law enforcement's role in homelessness was continued to May 28, 2002.
- Supervisors proposed a Legislative Analyst study of law enforcement's role in homelessness; the motion was continued to May 28, 2002.
- Resolution urging city departments to open public restrooms was continued to June 17, 2002.
- Resolution urging city departments to open and build public restrooms was continued to June 17, 2002.
- Praise for abortion-rights group's summit proposed; no vote shown.
- A motion asking the Legislative Analyst to analyze the HOPE rental-to-condo conversion initiative was amended to add four more questions.
- Study request on tenant-ownership measure set aside.
- Resolution commending the California Abortion & Reproductive Rights Action League was continued to June 10, 2002.
- Resolution opposing the Navy's proposed SURTASS LFA sonar deployment was continued to July 1, 2002.
- Opposition to Navy sonar put off to July.
- Temporary Mission shopping-street rules extended to July 2003.
- $250 million housing bond measure [name withheld] to July 22.
- Board amends a proposed $250M affordable housing bond measure for a November 2002 special election ballot.
- Charter amendment on qualifications for Public Utilities Commissioners continued to July 22, 2002.
- Proposed $250 million affordable housing bond with landlord tax pass-through was continued to July 22, 2002.
- Board tabled a motion to prepare findings disapproving the Laguna Honda Hospital replacement environmental report certification.
- Move to reject the Laguna Honda environmental report
- Dolores Street homes plan approval put off to August.
- Sewer charges for 2002-03 get first approval.
- Challenge to 13-home Dolores Street plan put off.
- Findings sought against the Laguna Honda environmental report
- Board passed on first reading the fiscal 2002-2003 schedules of sewer service charges paid by city users.
- Environmental report for the new Laguna Honda Hospital to be upheld
- Supervisor Hall asked the Legislative Analyst to compare San Jose's blight ordinance and enforcement with San Francisco's Planning Code and enforcement.
- Proposed taxi fare increase and higher gate fee cap were continued to November 12, 2002.
- Proposed ordinance raising taxi fares and the taxi gate fee cap was continued to November 12, 2002.
- Proposed ordinance raising taxi fares and the taxi gate fee cap was continued to November 12, 2002.
- Supervisor Ammiano's proposal to raise taxi fares and the taxi gate fee cap was continued to November 12, 2002.
- Planning Director's approval for 281-285 Edgewood Avenue could be overturned
- Supervisor Ammiano's taxi gate fee and fare increase ordinance was tabled, so it does not advance now.
- Environmental review certification for the 300 Spear Street project was affirmed by motion.
- A charter amendment on retirement benefits for District Attorney and Public Defender attorneys and investigators was sent back to the Rules Committee.
- Charter amendment on retirement benefits for district attorneys, public defenders and investigators was re-referred to the Rules Committee.
- Motion directing findings on the 600 Portola Drive subdivision map was continued to September 16, 2003.
- Findings on the 600 Portola Drive map put off
- Motion disapproving the 600 Portola Drive subdivision map was continued to September 16, 2003.
- Vote to overturn the 600 Portola Drive map put off
- Ordinance changing general assistance for homeless recipients, including in-kind housing and meals, was tabled by the Board.
- The Board affirmed the Planning Commission's final environmental impact report for the Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority projects.
- The Board approved a motion affirming the Planning Commission's final environmental impact report for Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority projects.
- General Assistance changes giving homeless recipients in-kind housing, meals and a special allowance were tabled 10-1.
- The Planning Commission's environmental report certification for Golden Gate Park Concourse projects was affirmed by the Board.
- Upholding the Golden Gate Park Concourse environmental report moved
- The Acting Mayor's appointment of Adam Werbach to the Public Utilities Commission was tabled by the Board.
- The Planning Commission's certification of the final environmental impact report for the 300 Spear Street project was affirmed.
- The Board tabled a motion to take no position on Adam Werbach's appointment to the Public Utilities Commission.
- The Board tabled a motion taking no position on Adam Werbach's Public Utilities Commission appointment.
- Board affirmed the Planning Commission's certification of the final environmental impact report for 201 Folsom Street.
- Board upholds Planning Commission certification of the environmental impact report for the proposed 201 Folsom Street project.
- Mayor's appointment of Adam Werbach to the Public Utilities Commission was tabled.
- Board voted 10-0 to suspend its rules so guests could speak during the Youth Recognition Day presentation.
- Charter amendment on Board deadlines, disqualified members' votes and aging department authority was continued to July 20, 2004.
- Municipal Transportation Agency transit advertising contract with Viacom Outdoor Inc. continued to June 29, 2004.
- Charter amendment on Board deadlines, hold-over appointments and Aging Commission authority was moved to be continued to July 20, 2004.
- Board upheld the Planning Commission's certification of the final environmental report for the Transbay Terminal and Caltrain extension.
- Motion to reverse the Transbay Terminal environmental report certification was tabled by the Board.
- Motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings on the Transbay Terminal environmental report was tabled.
- City recognises May 2004 as Older Americans Month.
- The Board amended a proposed ordinance creating a star rating system for restaurant health inspections, which remains pending.
- Restaurants would post star hygiene ratings and inspection cards.
- Transbay Terminal environmental report upheld, as amended.
- Transbay Terminal environmental report upheld, as amended.
- Board overturned planners' environmental approval for Transbay Terminal.
- Muni advertising contract with Viacom put off, not decided.
- Proposed ordinance transferring surplus property between city departments, sponsored by Supervisors Peskin and McGoldrick.
- Tax break for biotech businesses proposed and debated.
- Charter amendment on Board deadlines, conflict votes and aging services was continued to July 20, 2004.