All decisions
about 690 Board decisions about Wendy Nelder, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Supervisor Kopp's resolution urging BART to adopt a 50-cent fare between San Francisco and Daly City stations was continued.
- Resolution 163-81 was adopted by eight ayes, though its subject is not printed on these pages.
- Condominium map approved for 2415 Van Ness Avenue
- Rules on residential hotel and apartment conversions and demolition were continued to March 30, 1981.
- The 1400 Jones Street appeal is dropped and filed
- Board approved leaves of absence letting several members and officials travel out of state in spring 1981.
- The appeal over 1400 Jones Street is withdrawn and filed
- Condominium map approved for 1390 Fell Street
- Condominium map approved for 1940 Stockton Street
- Condominium map approved for 1760 Pacific Avenue
- Resolution letting the Mayor spend Urban Development Action Grant funds on the North of Market Hotel Project was continued to May 4, 1981.
- Proposal to move $1,000,000 in community funds to the North of Market Hotel Program was continued to May 4, 1981.
- Condominium map approved for 199 Chestnut Street
- Condominium map approved for 1818 Broadway
- A public hearing on approval of a condominium subdivision map is underway and continues on the next page.
- Final map for a condominium subdivision at 460 Francisco Street approved, nine votes to one.
- Final condominium subdivision map for 460 Francisco Street was approved by the Board of Supervisors.
- Appeal against conditional use approval for 1701-1709 Judah Street was continued to June 8, 1981.
- Final subdivision map for the condominium at 1701 Broadway approved by motion on Public Works recommendation.
- Charter amendment on compensation insurance payments, proposed by Supervisor Molinari, was continued to June 15, 1981.
- Proposed ordinance on converting and demolishing residential hotel and apartment units was tabled by the Board.
- Special permission for 1701-1709 Judah Street refused
- An ordinance to create a special fund for the Public Health Laboratory passed for second reading, eight to two.
- Hearing closed on gas and electric costs at 867 Hayes Street
- Appeal over the auto repair garage at 445 Fillmore Street
- Consideration of an ordinance allowing Key Collectors International to use the City's [name withheld] was continued to July 13, 1981.
- Petition to rescind an earlier War Memorial trustee appointment motion was adopted, ten ayes to one.
- Renewal of a drug-program contract with the San Francisco Advisory Committee on Drug Abuse adopted.
- Renewal of a mental health services contract with San Francisco Educational Services, Inc. adopted.
- Renewal of a mental health services contract with Bayview-Hunters Point Foundation for Community Improvement adopted.
- Drug-program contract with Walden House, Inc. adopted.
- Renewal of a drug-program contract with Centro de Cambio, Inc. adopted.
- Renewal of a forensic services contract with Youth Projects, Inc. adopted.
- Modification of a mental health services contract with Children's Hospital of San Francisco adopted.
- Renewal of a mental health services contract with Unitarian Universalist Service Committee adopted.
- Resolution 64A-81 was adopted, though its subject is not printed on these pages.
- The Board approved the journals of its November and December 1980 meetings.
- Resolution urging city funding for the Senior Escort-Outreach Service was referred to the Community Services Committee.
- Emergency sewer approved for Bay Street between Lyon and Baker Streets, passed in final form by the Board.
- Condominium map approved for 374-380 Guerrero Street
- 442-444 Divisadero Street car wash appeal put off to August 17
- Supervisors Horanzy and Molinari propose letting the Public Health director abate nuisances and place liens for the costs.
- Supervisor Kopp excused from the 445 Fillmore Street garage vote
- Twin Peaks Boulevard closed to cars at night
- Proposed six-month ban on new financial institutions on eighteen blocks between Kearny Street and Powell Street was continued to September 7, 1981.
- Curb on new banks on Columbus Avenue sent for hearing
- 24th and Harrison Streets to close for a street festival
- Hearing closed on the condominium map for 790 Seventh Avenue
- Resolution urging support for Continental Airlines' employee stock option ownership plan was adopted; the vote count continues on the next page.
- Board adopted a resolution commending the Most Reverend Daniel F. Walsh.
- Supervisors moved to disapprove cuts to Muni service on lines 1, 16X, 17X, 18, 21 and others; the vote on the divided resolution continues.
- New banks barred six months between Kearny Street and Powell Street
- Appeal heard over the car wash at 442-444 Divisadero Street
- Initiative charter amendment making the top vote-getter Board president was ordered onto the June 8, 1982 ballot.
- Ballot measure to make the top vote-getter Board president was ordered onto the June 8, 1982 ballot.
- Leaves of absence approved for [name withheld], [name withheld] and Supervisor Kopp to leave the State in October.
- Board adopted the Mayor's leave-of-absence list for seven commission and board members travelling out of state.
- Maintenance district proposed for Maiden Lane
- Director of Public Works named engineer for the Maiden Lane work
- Eckbokay Associates hired to design the Maiden Lane improvements
- Maiden Lane improvement district proposed, to be paid by assessments
- Hearing set on skipping a state review of Maiden Lane work
- Resolution approved private contractor management of Moscone Convention Center as cheaper than city employees, per the Controller's certification.
- Appointment of [name withheld]. as special bond counsel was continued to November 23, 1981.
- Eckbokay Associates hired to design the Maiden Lane improvements
- Leaves of absence for Supervisor Britt and several Public Utilities Commission officials were approved for late October 1981.
- The Board passed on first reading an ordinance expanding the Yerba Buena Center redevelopment area, adding downtown retail and housing.
- Board considered a resolution adopting an environmental report supplement for Yerba Buena Center amendments; a motion to amend it failed.
- Twin Peaks Boulevard closed to cars at night
- Innes Avenue and Milton I. Ross Street closed for good
- Motion by Supervisor Silver to defer the audit of the Public Employees Unions for six months was adopted.
- Resolution granting Mayor Dianne Feinstein leave of absence from November 11 to 13, 1981, with permission to leave the State.
- Board approved leaves of absence for several city officials, including the Sheriff and Chief Probation Officer, in November 1981.
- Commercial condominium map approved for the Citizens Savings Building
- The Board approved the condominium subdivision map for 6850 Geary Boulevard after a public hearing.
- Condominium map approved for 275 Burnett Avenue
- Maiden Lane improvements ordered and the assessments confirmed
- Manatt, [name withheld], [name withheld] & [name withheld] hired as Maiden Lane bond counsel
- Eckbokay Associates hired to design the Maiden Lane improvements
- Maiden Lane work cleared to skip a state review
- [name withheld], Eastman, [name withheld] offered $4,030,000 of Maiden Lane bonds
- Grant Avenue proposed one-way northbound between Geary and Sutter
- Refusal of the Fitch Street wrecking yard fails to pass
- Condominium map approved for Washington House on Geary Boulevard
- Condominium map approved for 1895 Pacific Avenue
- The Board moved to award $5,400,000 in residential rehabilitation revenue bonds and fix their interest rates.
- Condominium map approved for 1895 Pacific Avenue
- Subdivision of 339 Fourth Avenue turned down
- Condominium map approved for 3266 California Street
- $4,030,000 in Maiden Lane bonds offered to two underwriting firms
- Condominium map approved for the Courtyard on Nob Hill
- Eckbokay Associates hired to design the Maiden Lane improvements
- Manatt, [name withheld], [name withheld] & [name withheld] named bond counsel for Maiden Lane
- Proposal asking the Mayor to fund a minimum of 315 firefighters daily failed on the Board.
- Leaves of absence for several commissioners and supervisors were adopted, with permission to leave the State.
- Motion to ask the Mayor to fund 315 firefighters daily failed by 4 ayes to 5 noes.
- Supervisor Nelder's proposed charter amendment on transit route relocations was amended to allow emergency exceptions; submission vote pending.
- $4,030,000 in Maiden Lane bonds offered to two underwriting firms
- Maiden Lane improvements ordered and the assessment confirmed
- Manatt, [name withheld], [name withheld] & [name withheld] named bond counsel for Maiden Lane
- Architects' agreement proposed for the Maiden Lane improvement district
- Maiden Lane improvements found necessary for public convenience
- Motion restoring original language in rent ordinance section 37.9(c) on landlord retaliation adopted.
- Maiden Lane improvements found necessary for public convenience
- Maiden Lane improvements ordered and the assessment confirmed
- Supervisor Neider's motion to rescind the vote approving the Muni fare schedule failed, with seven noes.
- Condominium map approved for 321-329 Divisadero Street
- Map of the Ocean Beach Condominiums at 825, 855 and 875 La Playa was proposed for approval by the Board, moved by Nelder.
- Condominium map approved for 240 Liberty Street
- Motion to reactivate File 422-79 on the future of Big Rec for softball and calendar it for committee was adopted.
- Traffic regulations proposed for Church Street
- Church Street stretch set aside for transit only
- Change to sidewalk widths proposed on Church Street
- Trial traffic rules proposed at Candlestick Park on game days
- Traffic regulations proposed for Church Street
- The Board approved the journals of the May and June 1981 meetings.
- Change to sidewalk widths proposed on Church Street
- Church Street stretch set aside for transit only
- Trial traffic rules proposed at Candlestick Park on game days
- Board requested the Mayor proclaim July 6-12, 1982 as Child Abuse Prevention Week; the motion was adopted.
- Trial traffic rules proposed at Candlestick Park on game days
- Maiden Lane bond counsel hired from Manatt, [name withheld], [name withheld] &
- Maiden Lane improvements ordered and the assessment confirmed
- Maiden Lane improvements declared needed without further assessment review
- Eckbokay Associates hired for architectural work on Maiden Lane
- Bonds of $2,664,496 conditionally awarded for Maiden Lane improvements
- Eckbokay Associates hired for architectural work on Maiden Lane
- Maiden Lane improvements declared needed without further assessment review
- The Board approved the condominium subdivision map for 2700-2708 Union Street, sent by the Department of Public Works.
- Maiden Lane bond counsel hired from Manatt, [name withheld], [name withheld] &
- Bonds of $2,664,496 conditionally awarded for Maiden Lane improvements
- Maiden Lane improvements ordered and the assessment confirmed
- Condominium map approved for 1360 Montgomery Street
- Trial traffic rules proposed at Candlestick Park on game days
- Board passed on first reading, as amended, an ordinance appropriating $3.6M for a police fingerprint system, reserving $3,560,280.
- Consideration of disability pay for District Attorney investigators was continued to May 17, 1982.
- Trial traffic rules proposed at Candlestick Park on game days
- Emergency sewer and road repairs ordered on Mansell Street
- Ordinance to grant disability pay to District Attorney Investigators was continued by the Civil Service committee.
- Disability pay for probation officers and airport police put off
- Board adopted a resolution urging the Water Department to adopt San Mateo cross-connection safeguards for city drinking water.
- Board adopted a finding that Hetch Hetchy power rates need no tax subsidy, covering private consumers and city departments.
- Rezoning 2471-2473 Washington Street found environmentally harmless
- Nelder's resolution urging the PUC to send more Hetch Hetchy and Sunol water into the city was continued to July 12.
- Hearing on protests against the proposed Core Area Transit Maintenance District was continued after a law firm requested a three-week delay.
- Shops zoning sought for the old Yerba Buena schoolyard on Lombard
- Environmental review of rezoning 2055 Lombard Street, the former Yerba Buena School playground, was continued to July 19, 1982.
- Ordinance to allow towing of vehicles parked in violation of specified Traffic Code sections was refused
- Board adopted a negative environmental declaration finding short-term Altamont Landfill use for city refuse will not significantly harm the environment.
- Subdivision map approved for 1805 Pine Street
- Board corrected the title of a resolution authorizing 1982 single-family mortgage revenue bonds; final vote pending.
- Resolution urging Hetch Hetchy and Sunol water go directly to City consumers was continued to July 19, 1982, with an amendment pending.
- Charter amendment on electing the Board of Education and Community College board presidents was continued to July 26, 1982.
- Proposed ordinance regulating mechanical amusement devices under the Police Code was continued to August 2, 1982.
- Proposed ordinance requiring Muni economic impact review before new stop signs was continued to August 2, 1982.
- Proposed repeal of special short-time parking meter rules was continued to August 2, 1982.
- Taxicab fare ordinance, including a group fare for airport trips, continued to August 9, 1982 pending amendment.
- Board sent back to committee an ordinance on taxicab and sedan rates, with a pending group fare amendment for airport trips.
- Commercial subdivision map approved for 679-685 Sutter Street
- Proposed $45,000 Police Department purchase of American-made steel barricades was continued to August 23, 1982.
- Appeal over a school at 2690 Jackson Street tabled
- Board adopted a resolution urging the Chief Administrative Officer to push for American-made police crowd-control barriers.
- Motion to adopt findings on a proposed school use at 2690 Jackson Street was tabled.
- The Board affirmed Public Works' parcel map approval for a four-unit condominium conversion at 1906 Lyon Street.
- Rezoning of 401 West Portal Avenue for shops put off
- The Board continued to October 12, 1982, a resolution urging the City Attorney to defer action in the Bricklayers Union lawsuit.
- Subdivision map approved for 623-645 Geary Street
- Delinquent refuse collection charges confirmed as liens on properties, with administrative charges waived for some residents.
- Public hearing held on proposed city acquisition of Edgehill Mountain lots by eminent domain for open space.
- Consideration of a resolution assigning delinquent accounts to collection was continued to October 12, 1982.
- Supervisors asked the Chief Administrative Officer to explain the hiring of [name withheld] as Director of the Convention Facilities Department.
- Nelder asked the Superintendent of Schools why Herbert Hoover Middle School lost security, noontime, clerical and cafeteria staff.
- Findings on the 3919 Twenty-fourth Street conversion tabled
- Appeal against a planning refusal to convert a second-floor Noe Valley unit at 3919 Twenty-fourth Street to offices was tabled.
- Leaves of absence to leave the State were granted to a Port Commission and War Memorial Board officials and Supervisor Ward for October and November 1982.
- [name withheld] $38 claim for stolen shoes was continued to November 29, 1982.
- Mayor Feinstein wins delay on closing Kaplan Lane for a garage
- The Board adopted a resolution endorsing the Great California Resource Rally from April 18 to 24, 1983.
- Board continued consideration of proposed amendments to its Rules of Order to January 10, 1983.
- Condominium map approved for 1360 Ninth Avenue
- The Board adopted a resolution supporting designation of April 9, 1983 as POW/MIA [name withheld], 9 to 0.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging the Mayor to name musician Turk Murphy the city's Official Musical Ambassador.
- Supervisor Nelder asks for a Police Code change allowing grocery stores to display fruit and vegetables on sidewalks.
- Resolution supporting SB 17 on firefighter cancer presumption was sent back to committee by the Board.
- Resolution supporting state bill SB 575 on joint and several liability was continued to June 20, 1983.
- Board adopted a resolution supporting federal designation of the Tuolumne River as a National Wild and Scenic River.
- Nelder proposes a letter asking the Civil Service Commission to give displaced temporary employees priority for new positions.
- Nelder's charter amendment on police uniformed salaries was tabled by 11 votes, then recorded as ordered submitted.
- Public Works sidewalk and curb repair assessment costs were reduced for several properties, and the resolution was adopted as amended.
- Resolution urging the Mayor to press the PUC on its Groveland water sale contract was sent back to committee.
- Three city commission members granted leaves of absence to travel outside California in November 1983.
- Resolution urging a letter of intent with Tuolumne County for a hydro-electric project was sent back to committee.
- Nelder asked the Public Utilities General Manager about Water Department housing, electrical subcontracting and supply accounts.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft legislation exempting new buildings from rent control laws.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft legislation treating chemical dependency as an illness for disability payments.
- Nelder proposed asking whether a recent survey was made of the Opera House and War Memorial Building safety needs.
- Nelder proposed asking Public Works whether stop lights should be installed at 40th Avenue and Taraval Street.
- Supervisors urge the Mayor to fund the Board of Education's Gate Program so it can resume through the school year.
- A lessee to be allowed to evict a sublessee
- Nelder asks the Real Estate Department whether an elevator or ramp at the 24th and Bartlett Streets library is feasible.
- Nelder asks the City Attorney to draft a resolution supporting an elevator or ramp at the 24th and Bartlett Streets library.
- Nelder asks the Budget Analyst to study whether a private contractor should take over Camp Mather from the Recreation and Park Department.
- Nelder asks the Budget Analyst to estimate the cost of an elevator or ramp at the 24th and Bartlett Streets library branch.
- Nelder writes to City Librarian [name withheld] about adding an elevator or ramp at the 24th and Bartlett Streets library.
- Nelder asks the City Attorney to draft legislation requiring pedicabs to be licensed and their owners issued permits.
- Supervisor Nelder proposed letters to Public Works and Police asking about problems at this year's Haight Street Fair.
- Supervisors Nelder and Silver proposed urging the Fire Department to let [name withheld] Cove Radio, Inc. use part of a decommissioned firehouse.
- Supervisor Nelder proposed a survey of other cities and legislation giving local businesses preference for Public Works contracts.
- Supervisor Nelder proposed a charter amendment setting extra pay rates for police officers with motorcycle duty.
- Motion to delete $290,000 for a Quint fire engine from the Fire Department budget failed.
- Nelder's proposal to give salary savings on six new Public Utilities Commission Personnel Bureau positions failed.
- Nelder asked ISCOTT to investigate and report on safety at 18th Avenue and Judah Street.
- Nelder asked Public Health and Police whether using the drug Avitrol to control pigeons is proper.
- Nelder's request for a letter asking Alameda County how it will protect San Francisco reservoirs from the [name withheld] was granted.
- Nelder's request for a letter asking the Retirement Board how long claims take to process was granted.
- Nelder's request that the City Attorney draft legislation requiring Viacom to give senior citizens cablevision rates was granted.
- Nelder's request for a letter supporting landmark designation of the [name withheld] building was granted.
- Nelder's request that the Mayor proclaim October 10, 1984 as [name withheld] was granted.
- A letter was granted asking the Public Utilities Commission and Water Department to report on how fluoride is added to city drinking water.
- A letter asking the Department of Public Health for cancer, AIDS and tooth decay statistics before and after water fluoridation was granted.
- Nelder proposed legislation to turn a vacant city-owned lot at Bayshore Boulevard and Blanken Streets into a community mini-park.
- Nelder asked the City Attorney whether San Francisco joined the asbestos class action to recover costs of removing asbestos from school buildings.
- Nelder sent a follow-up letter asking the Water Department for its giardiasis complaint procedure and its liaison with communicable disease officials.
- A letter of inquiry was sent to the Department of Public Health asking how to divide the city for emergency hospitals.
- A letter of inquiry was sent to the Real Estate Department seeking city-owned sites for a chain of emergency hospitals.
- The City Attorney was asked to draft legislation requiring labels on all foods exposed to gamma radiation sold in San Francisco.
- Nelder asked Public Works whether Spanish, Chinese and English litter signs could be placed at Mason and Filbert Streets.
- Supervisor Nelder proposed a letter asking City Planning how long solar energy installation permits take and how to speed them up.
- City Attorney asked to draft sign rules letting San Francisco S.A.F.E. post neighborhood signs on existing utility poles.
- Nelder proposed a letter asking the Social Services Department about client-to-clerk ratios and clerk training in General Assistance.
- Nelder proposed the City Attorney draft legislation creating an advisory commission to study pay inequities among city occupations.
- Adopted a resolution urging the Mayor to declare June 23 to June 30, 1985 United Nations Founding Commemoration Week.
- The Board adopted leaves of absence letting six city commissioners and board members travel out of state.
- 2171 Mission Street to be billed for barricading and wrecking work
- Salary standardization ordinance setting city employee pay schedules was sent back to committee.
- City Attorney asked to draft legislation requiring prevailing wage clauses in all future economic development bonds.
- City Attorney asked to draft legislation keeping city employees when service contracts pass to a new contractor.
- City Attorney asked whether law can keep experienced Muni garage tire workers when General Tire's contract passes to [name withheld].
- 4950 Fulton Street to be billed for sidewalk and curb repairs
- City Attorney asked to draft legislation keeping the city-run auto service garage at Golden Gateway open.
- Letter requested asking Public Works to investigate recent accidents at Turk and Stanyan Streets and improve the signal.
- Adult Day Health Care Planning Council named review committee for applications to the linkages program; adopted.
- Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft legislation moving the employee cafeteria to Room 2-C.
- Nelder asked the Airport Commission to hold hearings on visitor bus services under the new passenger transportation contract.
- Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft legislation requiring department heads be chosen from within their departments.
- Nelder asked the Mayor to proclaim July 8 to 14, 1985 as French-American week in San Francisco.
- Supervisor Ward was excused from attendance at the March 18, 1985 meeting because of illness.
- Board approves the condominium subdivision at 1200 Clayton Street
- Board approves [name withheld] condominiums at 1591 Jackson Street
- Board affirms the care home decision for 2261 Bryant Street
- Twin Peaks Boulevard subdivision appeal put off to April
- Board approved leaves of absence letting [name withheld], Supervisor Britt and other officials travel out of state.
- Supervisor Britt was excused from the April 22, 1985 meeting because of illness.
- Height limit set at 7th Avenue and Moraga Street
- Height limit set at 7th Avenue and Moraga Street
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft legislation dissolving all non-profit parking corporations.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Budget Analyst whether City income would rise if it took over San Francisco's non-profit parking garages.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft a law requiring promoters handing out free items to post bonds for cleanup.
- Board approves the condominium subdivision at 2855 Jackson Street
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Water Department which installations are needed to reach 100% filtration on the Hetch Hetchy delivery system.
- Board confirms its refusal of shops at 21-25 Scotland Street
- The Board adopted a resolution appointing certain persons to the San Francisco Boxing Hall of Fame Committee.
- Resolution in memory of [name withheld] was adopted by the Board.
- The Board adopted a resolution appointing certain persons to the San Francisco Boxing Hall of Fame Committee.
- Clerk authorized to contract with [name withheld] for Employee Relations Division services, $43,500, July to September 1985.
- Nelder asks Public Works to review traffic signal timing on Upper Market Street so traffic flows more evenly.
- Nelder asks the Municipal Railway why Number 52 buses often fail to arrive early during morning commute hours.
- [name withheld] was appointed as a member of the San Francisco Boxing Hall of Fame Committee.
- Nelder proposes legislation requiring city non-profit corporations to deposit stock with the Mayor and undergo audits.
- Board approves Villa Portola condominiums at 751-785 Burrows Street
- Supervisor Walker was excused from attendance because of illness.
- Board approves the condominium subdivision at 895 South Van Ness Avenue
- Leaves of absence to travel outside the State were recommended for Airports Commissioner [name withheld] and Supervisor Renne, summer 1985.
- Findings ordered on the subdivision at Flint and 16th Streets
- Motion to overturn Public Works approval of a parcel map splitting Lots 9 and 10 at Flint and 16th Streets was adopted.
- Nelder asked the War Memorial Board of Trustees why armed guards are needed to patrol events at the War Memorial Building.
- Nelder asked the City Attorney to check rules on rooftop solar panels and TV dish antennae and draft a law if needed.
- Nelder urged the Mayor not to cut Senior Escort-Outreach Program staff salaries by seven percent.
- Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft rules requiring polyester film on new and existing highrise windows against earthquake shattering.
- Proposed declaration on adding fluoride to city drinking water was continued to August 5, 1985.
- Nelder asked the school district whether Wallenberg High School could be swapped for the San Francisco Day School's proposed [name withheld] and English Mortuary site.
- Nelder asked the Coordinator of Management Services about security problems at 170 Fell Street.
- Proposed charter amendment requiring Board approval of Public Utilities Commission litigation settlements was continued to July 29, 1985.
- Subdivision map approved for 691-699 Monterey Boulevard
- Adopted a resolution urging the Mayor to proclaim August 14, 1985, as Social Security Day with a signing ceremony.
- Worth Street closed for a neighborhood SAFE block party
- Proposed charter amendment on police disciplinary procedures was continued to July 29, 1985, with an amendment of the whole pending.
- Proposed charter amendment on special police funds was continued to July 29, 1985.
- Four-way stop set at Geneva Avenue and Paris Street
- Ban on new banks in North Beach until May 1986
- Resolution urging the Mayor to create Sister City programs with [name withheld] American cities was adopted.
- Resolution 707-85 was adopted, but this page does not print what it concerns.
- Nelder's charter amendment on appointing uniformed members to non-civil-service posts was refused submission to voters.
- Maher's skeletal charter amendment on civil service and employee relations was sent back to committee.
- Locksmith costs for entering 511 Leavenworth Street charged to the property
- Proposed charter amendment requiring Board approval of Public Utilities Commission settlements was sent back to committee.
- Garbage bill liens placed on 564 Roosevelt Way and 229 Victoria Street
- Letter of inquiry sent asking whether a Folsom Street parking lot was built as a condition for [name withheld] building.
- Letter of inquiry sent asking how often street-cleaning machines are serviced and why they vacuum poorly.
- Letter sent asking whether garbage lien notices could also go to the account holder, not just the property owner.
- Supervisors Nelder and Maher asked the City Attorney to draft legislation so garbage lien notices also go to the account holder and landlord.
- Supervisor Nelder asked Public Works to place trash containers at various City locations and remove litter there.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Port Commission why it has not pursued a 1983 study on a film production facility at Piers 16 and 17.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Director of Social Services about unpaid bills from [name withheld] and Hospice under the Medically Indigent Adult Program.
- Letter of inquiry sent asking status of a northwest traffic study and possible Van Ness Avenue signal retiming.
- Supervisor Nelder sent a letter praising the Police Department for capturing the [name withheld].
- Supervisor Nelder urged the Acting Superintendent of Schools to keep school yards open after school hours for children to play.
- Supervisor Nelder asked Pacific Bell to consider installing a public telephone booth near the Palace of [name withheld] lake area.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Employee Relations Director to report on negotiations with the Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers over benefits.
- Mayor Feinstein, Health Commission president Lee and Supervisor Renne were granted leave to travel out of state in September 1985.
- Supervisors Nelder and Kennedy asked the City Attorney to draft a resolution asking the Mayor to fund about twenty-five public restrooms.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft legislation allowing cigarette sales at Laguna Honda Hospital.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft legislation keeping red lights two seconds after yellow at all intersections.
- Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft a Health Code amendment requiring required toilets to stay open to employees and patrons.
- Nelder asked the Public Utilities Commission to study rerouting the Number 31 Balboa bus for seniors at 1251 Turk Street.
- Consideration of a resolution urging the Mayor to restore $111,000 cut from the Senior Escort-Outreach Program was continued to October 21, 1985.
- Supervisor Nelder's resolution asking the Mayor to seek funds to move the employee cafeteria to City Hall's roof was sent back to committee.
- Status report sought on street sweeping in Cole Valley
- Ellis Street closed for a [name withheld] benefit for
- Board approved leaves of absence letting Mayor Dianne Feinstein and two commission officials travel out of state.
- Resolution 982-85 was moved for adoption by Supervisor Nelder, seconded by Supervisor Renne; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Proposal for twenty-five public restrooms at city sites was continued to December 16, 1986.
- Police Code security requirements update passed for second reading as amended, correcting references to revised Building Code sections.
- Reserve of $7,602,067 for various city departments' 1985-86 budget put off until December 16, 1985.
- Consideration of a proposed $8.9 million transfer of excess Water Department money to the General Fund was continued to December 16, 1985.
- Rescission of $5,420,111 from various departments' 1985-86 salaries and supplies put off until December 16, 1985.
- Amendment to the annual appropriation ordinance allowing correction of excess salary rescission put off until December 16, 1985.
- Supervisors postponed a proposal to raise payroll and gross receipts taxes to 1.5 percent until December 16, 1985.
- Proposal to exclude recycling collection centers from the junk yard definition and allow them in C and M districts adopted.
- Proposal to allow recycling collection centers as a permitted use in R districts adopted.
- Supervisor Nelder asked an agency to report job losses at printing companies over the last thirty years.
- Supervisor Nelder asked Public Works to explain a rock slide at 2323 Army Street caused by a backed-up city sewer.
- Mayor Feinstein and two commission members were granted leaves of absence to travel outside the State in December 1985.
- Repeal of Cole Valley mechanical street sweeping program continued to December 9, 1985 after the Mayor's disapproval.
- Resolution 1000-85 was adopted by the Board on December 2, 1985, though its subject is not printed here.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft tax-free industrial development zones to attract businesses to the city.
- [name withheld], Recreation and Park Commission member, was granted leave to travel out of state December 21, 1985 to January 4, 1986.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to prepare legislation providing household hazardous waste disposal if none exists.
- Status report sought on street sweeping in Cole Valley
- Nelder's resolution asking the Mayor to urge higher pay for San Francisco Unified School District instructional and school aides was continued.
- Supervisor Nelder asks the City Attorney to draft legislation requiring notices to list public-property locations with unremoved political signs.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Budget Analyst to investigate allegations that hotel owners in the homeless program overcharged the city for rooms.
- Supervisor Nelder sent a letter asking about layoffs of five firefighters at Triple A Shipyard and who will now provide their fire protection.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Budget Analyst to report on the source and spending of a Department of Social Services fund.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Civil Service Commission about vacancies for a Senior Water Quality Chemist in the Water Department.
- Letters of inquiry requested on the feasibility and cost of a night court for traffic offenses.
- Board adopted the Mayor's leave-of-absence requests for Supervisor Britt and several city officials in January 1986.
- Board rejected a resolution opposing the abandonment of the 30X-Freeway Express Municipal Railway bus line.
- Proposal to disapprove ending Muni's 30X-Freeway Express bus line was refused, so the abandonment stands.
- Private school on Masonic Avenue comes back to the Board
- Board accepts the environmental finding for 350 Masonic Avenue
- Nelder asked all departments to report unused city property that could house the homeless within two weeks.
- Nelder asked the Budget Analyst for a cost analysis of converting unused property into homeless housing within two weeks.
- Nelder asked Social Services whether other cities use unused school or other properties to house the homeless.
- Resolution 39-86 was adopted by the Board, but its subject is not printed on this page.
- Condominium map for 1180 Broderick Street moved for approval
- Board approves a five-lot subdivision at 2434-2448 Bayshore Boulevard
- Second vote on the 3801 Ocean Avenue care home also fails
- Nelder asked the Police Chief and Social Services to count homeless people on city streets at night.
- Salary standardization ordinance for city, community college and school district employees was sent back to committee, then passed for second reading.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging the Mayor to proclaim March 15, 1986 as [name withheld].
- Supervisor Nelder proposed a letter asking the Recreation and Park Department how softball leagues are assigned City fields.
- Nelder asked Public Works to investigate construction at 118 Brewster Street and secure a 100-foot eucalyptus tree if unstable.
- Supervisor Nelder proposed asking Public Works about the delayed crosswalk at Bayshore Boulevard and Blanken Avenue.
- Nelder asked the Mayor and health officials not to restore fluoride in drinking water and to offer free fluoride tablets.
- Nelder asked the Fire Chief whether fire trucks can safely turn at Brewster and Costa Streets and about a house fire at Brewster and Rutledge.
- Emergency ordinance extends the time certain city employees, not Retirement System members, remain in the Health Service System; passed finally.
- Motion to require Mayor and Controller approval of grant applications before Board approval was continued to March 10.
- Commerce Street to become a pedestrian mall between Front and Battery
- Motion to continue consideration of [name withheld] $4,734.06 warrant claim to March 17, 1986 carried.
- Board continued consideration of an ordinance on public notice of building permit applications and issuance to March 17, 1986.
- Board approves the condominium subdivision at 3701 Geary Boulevard
- Retirement benefit contract amendment for certain City employees was continued to March 31, 1986.
- Neighborhood shopping street controls extended six more months
- Resolution to disapprove the take-out food controls for neighborhood commercial districts was tabled after committee recommended not passing it.
- Amendment to a state retirement contract covering certain mental health employees is continued to April 7, 1986.
- Addendum to the S.E.I.U. labour agreement with the city was continued to April 7, 1986 after the Mayor's disapproval.
- Consideration of a rule requiring city contractors to hire predecessor contractors' employees was continued to April 14, 1986.
- The Board continued the proposed ordinance requiring toilets and handwashing in food establishments until April 21, 1986.
- Recreation and Park lease for the Camp Mather store and music concession to Strawberry Bluegrass Festival was continued to April 28.
- Cost of gas and electric work at 398 Haight Street confirmed
- Cost of gas and electric work at 160 Haight Street confirmed
- Board urged the Mayor to ask the Recreation and Park Commission to open four fields to police softball on Tuesdays.
- Consideration of a rule requiring toilets and handwashing in every food establishment was continued to May 5, 1986.
- Board approves the condominium subdivision at 2400 Webster Street
- Mayor's requests for three commission and department officials to leave the State were adopted.
- Filbert Street closed for a block party between Divisadero and Broderick
- Supervisor Nelder asked Public Works to review parking and safety problems on Green Street between Taylor and Jones.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft legislation requiring tactile tiles at street corners for blind pedestrians.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft legislation protecting the remaining trees on Edgehill Mountain.
- Cost of fencing off 1149-1153 Valencia Street confirmed
- Supervisor Nelder asked several city departments about planned development on Edgehill Mountain to protect its trees.
- Consideration of a parking ban on Public Works property was continued to May 5, 1986.
- Information sought on buying Edgehill Mountain lots for open space
- Ordinance proposed requiring toilets and handwashing for patrons of every food establishment; consideration continued.
- Resolution 311-86 was adopted by nine votes to none; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Retirement systems were asked to study trading service credit for the Probation Officers Association transfer; the resolution was adopted.
- Refusal of fast food at 1621 Haight Street confirmed
- Supervisor Hongisto's resolution asking outside counsel whether the transit shelter advertising bid was valid was tabled.
- Taxicab fare rate ordinance continued to June 2, 1986 on a motion by Nelder.
- Subdivision map approved for Greenwich Hill at 1215 Greenwich Street
- Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for [name withheld] and [name withheld] to leave the State were adopted.
- Motion to overturn the Planning Commission's conditional use approval for nine units at 757 North Point Street was refused.
- Environmental review certified for 757 North Point Street
- Leaves of absence for several city commissioners and Supervisor Kennedy were approved for periods in May to July 1986.
- Board adopted a motion declaring the results of the June 3, 1986 municipal election in San Francisco.
- Resolution S84 86 was adopted on a 10-0 vote, with Supervisor Hongisto absent; its subject is not printed here.
- Supervisors' resolution urging restoration of the S8 bus line was continued to July 14, 1986.
- Charter amendment adding Art Commission curators to exempt city job classifications was continued to July 21, 1986.
- Charter amendment on reciprocal pension benefits was moved to be continued to July 21, 1986.
- Proposed charter amendment on issuing refunding revenue bonds; the vote is on the next page.
- Resolution disapproving cuts to Muni Line 43-Masonic and ending of the 45S-Shuttle was refused adoption.
- Board adopted the Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for Supervisor Harry Britt and Human Rights Commission member [name withheld].
- Charter amendment raising retirement allowances for older miscellaneous city employees was continued to July 21, 1986.
- Charter amendment to fund after-school recreation and extend open space acquisition to 2000 was continued to July 21.
- Proposed charter amendment changing age requirements for police officers and firefighters was continued to July 21, 1986.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging the Mayor to proclaim July 25, 1986 as Crossroads Day honouring Operation Crossroads veterans.
- Supervisor Nelder asks the City Attorney to draft a law for remote parking lots with Muni shuttles to tourist areas.
- Resolution 619-86 was adopted by the Board on July 21, 1986; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Money urged for better lighting in Washington Square Park
- Supervisors ordered a charter amendment on refunding revenue bonds, correcting a printing error, submitted to voters.
- Resolution 644-86 was adopted by the Board; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Subdivision map sought for Washington Court at 1945 Washington Street
- Polk Street to close for the Annual Polk Art Fair
- City departments asked for a Chinatown housing and parking plan
- Board considers a resolution confirming unpaid hotel unit-usage report charges for several properties, creating liens; the motion was divided.
- Memorandum of Understanding with the Transport Workers Union for transit operators ratified by resolution, adopted by the Board.
- Findings on the 897 California Street use tabled
- Motion to adopt the final environmental report on the California-Powell condominium project was tabled.
- Motion to uphold City Planning approval of a conditional use at 897 California Street was moved to table.
- Objections to assessment costs for late residential hotel unit usage reports were heard and continued to August 25, 1986.
- Resolution creating liens for unpaid hotel unit usage report fees on four properties was continued to August 25, 1986.
- Supervisor Nelder moved that the Journal of Proceedings for August 18, 1986 be approved; vote not yet printed.
- Approval of the 897 California Street building tabled
- Penalty fees on 868 Valencia Street proposed for waiver
- Board adopted an amendment to an emergency ordinance setting police and fire pay rates effective July 1, 1986; final vote pending.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging the Mayor to declare Antiques Week in San Francisco, October 27 to November 2, 1986.
- Nelder asked the Housing Authority for its policy on moving elderly residents whose doctors say relocation harms them.
- Nelder asked the Budget Analyst to report how much work minority and women firms actually do under MBE/WBE certification.
- Resolution 874-86 was adopted on Supervisor Nelder's motion; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Subdivision map approved for Alamo Terrace at 1000 Steiner Street
- Subdivision map approved for the 3145 Turk Street condominium
- Resolution 898-86 was adopted by the Board, though its subject is not stated on this page.
- Board tabled the In-Home Supportive Services contract award after a public hearing on Social Services findings.
- Board adopts its findings on the Masonic Avenue school
- Muni asked about the age limit for the
- Part of Mayflower Street closed and sold for $21,000
- Mayor asked why cave dwellers under Sixth Street got no shelter
- Supervisor Nelder proposed asking the City Attorney to review suggested amendments to the General Assistance Ordinance.
- Letter asks the Port Commission for an update on a boom to keep boats away from Aquatic Park Muni Pier.
- Letter asks the Mayor to consider flyers listing government services for Tenderloin and South of Market residents.
- Letter asks the Recreation and Park Department for a status report on all construction in Golden Gate Park.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to review all rules on motorcycle and bicycle helmets.
- Letters asked Planning and Public Works to explain a driveway McDonald's installed at Haight and Stanyan Streets.
- Letter reminds PG&E that the five percent utility user's tax was removed as of January 1, 1987.
- Letter asks the Police Chief to investigate an alleged lack of emergency response to a December 1986 911 call.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft a law putting tenants in illegal units under the Rent Board.
- Minutes of the November 17 and 24, 1986 Board meetings were approved.
- Supervisor Nelder proposed asking the Health Commission about emergency care policy and diversion of indigent patients to private hospitals.
- Supervisor Nelder proposed asking the Chief of Police whether traffic officers skipped meter tickets on the King holiday.
- Supervisor Nelder proposed asking the City Attorney whether closing the Mt. Zion Crisis Center breaks the city's legal duty to care.
- Supervisor Nelder proposed asking Public Works why an invoice for removing political signs lists non-existent addresses.
- Supervisor Nelder proposed asking the Director of Health why the Mt. Zion psychiatric care center is closing and where patients will go.
- Findings on 1215 Taraval Street put off to February
- Rules for charity street sellers moved forward; final vote needed.
- Pay and job rules for city, college and school staff set.
- Mayor asked to fill senior escort staff vacancies; outcome not shown
- New rustic shelter approved at Fourth Avenue and Fulton Street
- Domestic violence task force term extension; outcome not shown
- Certificate of honor awarded to [name withheld].
- Nelder asked the Chief of Police to investigate two abandoned vehicles and possibly refund the owners' towing costs.
- Nelder asked Public Works whether decorative wall panels from unused City Hall elevators could be moved to working ones.
- Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft a law giving full coverage for emergency medical care at any medical facility.
- Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft a resolution supporting property tax relief for owners who convert abandoned commercial buildings to housing.
- Nelder asked the Recreation and Park Department to clean the plaque commemorating Police Officer [name withheld] at Lake Merced.
- Consideration of the General Assistance Program ordinance was continued to June 1, 1987.
- Supervisor Nelder asks the City Attorney to draft legislation on planting trees along Van Ness Avenue.
- Supervisor Nelder asks the Budget Analyst to report on the cost of a tree planting program on Van Ness Avenue.
- Western Addition redevelopment plan amendment on hotels and land use was continued to July 27, 1987.
- Subdivision map approved for the condominium at 37 Midway Street
- Finance Committee's proposed sale of 11.5 city acres to 1st Nationwide Network Mortgage was tabled.
- Consideration of street closings for the San Francisco Marathon on July 18-19, 1987 was continued to June 29, 1987.
- Supervisor Nelder proposed that the City Attorney draft legislation amending rent control law to protect elderly, disabled and low-income tenants from unlawful eviction.
- The Board voted to excuse Supervisor Kennedy from attendance because of illness.
- After the Mayor's veto, the Bernal Heights East Slope special use district ordinance was sent back to committee.
- Board reaffirms city support for the Bay Area printing industry and offers help with labor disputes.
- Resolution amends the 1921 War Memorial Trust to move the San Francisco Symphony's rights to [name withheld] Symphony Hall, adopted.
- Nelder proposed that the Budget Analyst build an accounting system to track Municipal Railway overtime and keep it within budget.
- Nelder asked the Controller to estimate revenue from a proposed $50 tax per parcel of San Francisco property.
- Two-family limit proposed for blocks between 18th and 19th Avenues
- Supervisor Nelder proposed City Attorney legislation extending workplace nonsmoking rules to shared workplaces and medical waiting areas.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Art Commission whether it knew of a planned graffiti event at the Mission Cultural Community Center.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Budget Analyst to audit Municipal Railway management to find why overtime is incurred.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Chief of Police what directives exist on enforcing Section 63 of the Traffic Code.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to advise on stopping graffiti painting at the Mission Cultural Center.
- Supervisors proposed City Attorney legislation requiring Cantonese, Mandarin and Spanish-speaking staff on the 911 service at
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Sheriff and Chief of Police for an outline of how arrestees' property is handled.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Director of Health which agency now monitors and enforces workplace safety.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Public Works Director for the status of installing public toilets and tactile tiles.
- Decision on 1601-1641 Mission Street put off to October
- Hearing on City Planning's refusal of a 1601 Mission Street office and residential project was continued to October 5, 1987.
- Decision on the 1601 Mission Street project put off to October
- Nelder proposed a letter asking the Airports Director whether Duty Free Shoppers may be diverting airport sales and revenue.
- Seven-story building at 1601 Mission Street found to harm the environment
- Appeal over the 1601 Mission Street building put off to October
- Findings on the 1601 Mission Street permit put off to October
- Nelder proposed that the City Attorney draft a ban on airport businesses that move percentage-rent sales to other locations.
- Nelder proposed that the City Attorney draft legislation making an area between 19th and 22nd Streets an underground utility district.
- The assessment of costs for sidewalk and curb repairs at 3201 24th Street was tabled.
- Findings for 1601 Mission Street put off again to October
- Appeal against the Planning Commission's rejection of a 1601 Mission Street office and housing project was continued to October 19, 1987.
- Board continued the appeal over the rejected 1601-1641 Mission Street office and housing project to October 19, 1987.
- Seven-story building at 1601 Mission Street found to harm the environment
- Decision on the 1601 Mission Street project put off again
- Second motion would grant special permission at 1601 Mission Street
- Mayor urged to save the sidewalk trees on Cabrillo Street
- Resolution urging review of the Pacific Gas and Electric wheeling contract was tabled, so it was shelved.
- Ground floor office allowed at 2727 14th Avenue near West Portal
- Hearing on a conditional use permit for a business office at 2727 14th Avenue was continued to January 11, 1988.
- Motion to disapprove a conditional use authorization at 2727 14th Avenue was proposed and its outcome is not shown.
- Clerk ordered to prepare findings on the 2727 14th Avenue conditional use, continued to January 11, 1988.
- The Board approved the journal of its October 5, 1987 meeting with no corrections.
- Task force to promote self-esteem ordinance was continued to February 1, 1988 for further consideration.
- Hearing on Public Works repair costs at 2981 26th Street, $182.14, was continued to March 7, 1988.
- City gas and electric costs at 5 Fella Place confirmed
- Proposed twelve-point policy for San Francisco's homeless was put off until March 14, 1988.
- Hearing on Hamlin School's expansion at 2120 Broadway was closed and continued to March 7, 1988.
- Appeal of the Hamlin School expansion permit at 2120 Broadway was continued to March 7, 1988.
- Motion to disapprove the Hamlin School expansion at 2120 Broadway was moved to be continued to March 7, 1988.
- Preparation of findings on The Hamlin School conditional use at 2120 Broadway was put off to March 7, 1988.
- Ordinance on debt collection by the Bureau of Delinquent Revenue continued to March 7, 1988.
- Motion to pull Proposition F, on police and fire retirees' pay, from the June 1988 ballot was continued to March 14.
- Consideration of a ballot argument for Proposition I on Balboa Reservoir was continued to March 28, 1988.
- Motion to fund a ballot argument favoring Proposition L on Balboa Reservoir was tabled by the Board.
- Consideration of an ordinance changing the Bureau of Delinquent Revenue was continued to April 11, 1988.
- Decision on splitting 856 Presidio Avenue into three lots put off
- Hearing held on closing Treat Avenue between 18th and 19th Streets
- Lot split at 856 Presidio Avenue put off to May
- Findings on the 856 Presidio Avenue lot split put off
- [name withheld] proposed appointment to the Zoo Advisory Committee was sent back to committee.
- The Rules Committee proposed appointing members to the Zoo Advisory Committee; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Consideration of a $44,266 gang caseload grant application for the Adult Probation Department continued to May 2, 1988.
- Mayor's veto of the salary standardization ordinance for city and school employees was sustained after the override motion failed.
- Planning asked to make Bayview Farm farming and senior housing
- The Board continued to June 20, 1988, consideration of a proposed policy to keep Bayview Farm as farmland and allow low-income senior housing.
- Resolution urging Bayview Farm preservation for farming and low-income senior housing was amended and continued to June 27.
- Nelder asked the City Attorney a series of questions about how the [name withheld] spending limit was calculated and advised.
- Supervisor Silver was elected President Pro Tempore of the Board in the absence of the President.
- Ordinance adding Section 16.70 5 was continued to July 11, 1988 on Supervisor Nelder's motion.
- Parking Authority's $415,213 parking meter conversion appropriation was continued, then passed for second reading.
- $6,000,000 threshold proposed before meter money funds off-street parking
- Parking rates raised at twelve city garages from August
- Board adopted, as amended, a $35 million bond sale for public school facilities, with the bid awarded to Morgan Stanley and Bankers Trust.
- Board authorized a ballot argument favoring Proposition J, on vested pension benefits for firefighters and police after five years.
- $1.5M sought for work at 450 McAllister and 1680 Mission
- Building Code amendment on block notice and site permit procedure continued to September 12, 1988.
- The Board approved the journals of Proceedings for March 14 and March 21, 1988.
- Revocation of the 3284 San Bruno Avenue permit refused
- Findings on the 3284 San Bruno Avenue revocation put off
- Hearing on the Department of Social Services' renewal of Remedy Home and Health Care's In-Home Supportive Services contract was continued to October 24, 1988.
- Board continued the appeal against revoking the San Bruno Avenue conditional use, and asked the City Attorney to draft conditions.
- Board continued the appeal over revoking the conditional use at 3284 San Bruno Avenue to October 24, 1988.
- Board tabled an appeal of the Planning Commission's approval to revoke the conditional use at 3284 San Bruno Avenue.
- Resolution 900-88, introduced by Supervisor Nelder, was taken up under a motion to act on an item not on the calendar.
- Employee property damage and theft reimbursement claims, totaling $646 recommended, were continued to November 6, 1989.
- Board continued consideration of a resolution backing a state constitutional amendment on local fiscal stability to January 30, 1989.
- Supervisor Nelder's payroll and business tax credit for employer child care was continued to February 14, 1989.
- Ordinance reclassifying one County Clerk office position, a companion to a funding measure, was tabled.
- Supervisor Nelder's child care payroll and business tax credit ordinance was continued to February 27, 1989.
- Supervisor Nelder's proposed payroll and business tax credit for employer child care was sent back to committee.
- Mayor urged to speed two-hour parking on San Leandro Way
- Van Ness Avenue between Elm and Turk Streets to be rezoned
- Board adopted an amendment to proposed Van Ness Special Use District rules on property use and signs; final action continues.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Clerk to list fees for renting City Hall Rotunda, Supervisors Chambers and other City facilities.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft legislation letting officials use the City Hall Rotunda and Supervisors Chambers free twice yearly.
- Consideration of the salary standardization ordinance for city, community college and school employees was continued to April 3, 1989.
- Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft rules requiring Public Works contractors to submit certified payrolls and obey prevailing wage laws.
- Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft legislation letting Airport funds pay for advertising promoting San Francisco through the airport.
- Salary standardization ordinance for city and school district pay continued to April 10, 1989.
- Supervisors continued a Public Works contractor apprenticeship ordinance to May 15, 1989.
- Ordinance requiring city departments to reject bids from prime contractors lacking apprenticeship or qualifications was continued to May 15, 1989.
- Proposed temporary tow-away zone around the Civic Auditorium for a [name withheld] circus was sent to Public Works Committee.
- Proposed pedestrian crosswalk on Bryant Street between 7th and Harriet Streets was sent to Public Works Committee.
- Consideration of reimbursement for nine employees' damaged or stolen property was continued to May 15, 1989.
- Consideration of a resolution urging the state to pass SB 437 on state-assessed property was continued to May 15, 1989.
- Board continued consideration of reimbursing city employees for stolen or damaged personal property until May 22, 1989.
- Supervisors continued a proposed ordinance requiring city departments to reject bids from contractors lacking apprenticeship programs until May 22, 1989.
- No U-turn proposed on Portola Drive at Laguna Honda Boulevard
- Traffic rules adopted for several streets, including tow-away zones, a one-way street and a rescinded crosswalk closure.
- Supervisor Nelder's motion to hold a June 12 hearing on the Process Design Advisory Committee report failed for want of a second.
- Consideration of a $103,008 Municipal Railway salary appropriation was continued to June 19, 1989.
- Senior Escort Program lease changed at 1049 Market Street
- Supervisor Nelder proposed a resolution urging a land and financing package to keep the San Francisco Giants in the city.
- Urban Park Concessionaires' Lake Merced boating lease changed
- Proposed charter amendment would let the City negotiate firefighter sick leave, disability and special-rank pay; consideration continued to July 31.
- Charter amendment on Sheriff's classifications and deputy pay dates continued to July 31, 1989.
- Speed limits proposed for O'Shaughnessy Boulevard
- Ballot measure making state law alone govern city candidate contributions, repealing local limits, was sent to voters as amended.
- Charter amendment on firefighter sick leave and pay was continued to July 31, 1989, with no agreement reached.
- Charter amendment on minimum fire protection staffing was called from Rules Committee for consideration on July 31, 1989.
- Resolution extending the Zoo Advisory Committee's expiration to September 15, 1989 was tabled.
- Motion to waive the seven-day wait for a pending charter amendment was refused; the draft remains pending in the Board.
- Charter amendment setting minimum fire protection levels for San Francisco stayed pending; waiver for November 1989 ballot refused.
- Proposed charter amendment would let the City negotiate firefighter sick leave incentives, a 30/90 disability plan and special-rank pay.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft legislation letting the Zoo accept intern clean-up help from students and veterinarians.
- Condominium map for 1380 Greenwich Street put off to August
- Charter amendment on minimal fire protection levels was tabled because the November ballot deadline had passed.
- Board referred the hearing on taking Lot 6, a rock outcropping on 14th Avenue, by eminent domain to Finance Committee.
- Board sent the resolution to acquire Lot 6 on 14th Avenue by eminent domain back to committee.
- Rebuttal to the ballot argument against Proposition O, which would repeal campaign contribution limits, was adopted.
- Board continued the $15,000 [name withheld] museum lawsuit settlement ordinance to September 25, 1989.
- Proposal to exempt owner-occupied two-unit buildings from condominium conversion limits was continued to October 2, 1989.
- Proposal to move condominium resale administration from the Department of [name withheld] to the Mayor's Office of Housing was continued to October 2, 1989.
- Proposed resolution would waive the statute of limitations to pay certain City and County warrants totaling $30,095.37.
- The Board continued its resolution finding compliance on the In-Home Supportive Services contract award until October 23, 1989.
- Supervisor Nelder requests a Budget Analyst report on City spending on AIDS programs and how they compare to other cities.
- Supervisor Nelder asks the Recreation and Park Department for medical records on four deceased animals provided to the Board.
- The Board continued the hearing on the In-Home Supportive Services contract award to Wright Marketing Inc. until October 23, 1989.
- Kaiser Foundation Hospital allowed a conduit under St. Joseph's Avenue
- Supervisor Nelder requests a City Attorney legal opinion on raising the contract approval threshold from $50,000 to $10 million.
- Supervisor Nelder requests draft legislation creating a seven-member Commission on AIDS to seek funding and free access to treatments.
- Supervisor Nelder requests a Budget Analyst report on the cost of creating a Commission on AIDS.
- Proposed earthquake permit rules for repairing damaged buildings were continued to November 6, 1989 for later consideration.
- The Board adopted a motion commending [name withheld].
- Supervisor Nelder asked Public Works for a report on how employees exposed to raw sewage are made aware of infection risks.
- Supervisors amended a resolution so Christopher Sam receives $275 for his vandalized car and time limits are waived.
- Public Works may accept a $5,000 cash gift from India Basin Maintenance Association for the Adopt-A-Tree Program; continued to November 13, 1989.
- Public Works $5,000 appropriation for the Adopt-A-Tree capital improvement project, fiscal 1989-90, proposed.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to advise on licence classes and City liability for drivers of raw sewage vehicles.
- Consideration of a resolution was continued to November 13, 1989 after a split vote.
- Amendment of the whole adopted to speed permits for buildings damaged by the October 1989 earthquake; final vote continued to next page.
- The Board approved the Journals of Proceedings for July 3 and July 10, 1989.
- The Board disapproved the Planning Commission's denial, moving to make the [name withheld] residence at 126 27th Avenue a landmark.
- Board passed as amended an ordinance speeding permits to repair earthquake-damaged homes and letting prior tenants move back under rent control.
- Board continued the $133,626 City Planning appropriation ordinance to January 2, 1990 for City Attorney review of a Charter question.
- Salary ordinance adding and deleting a City Planning position was continued to January 2, 1990.
- Consideration of adding two positions to the Mayor's Office salary ordinance was continued to January 2, 1990.
- Police Senior Escort Program leases renewed on Market, Pacific and Fillmore
- Supervisor Nelder proposed requiring off-duty police at crane adjustments on construction sites, paid by the developer.
- Public Works may apply for and accept $791,536 from the Building Industry Association for earthquake permit work; amendment adopted.
- Three-year permits proposed for Chinatown street selling on Powell Street
- The Board continued consideration of a charter amendment creating a Human Rights Commission until February 12, 1990.
- Proposed ordinance to let earthquake-damaged residential buildings restore illegal units was continued to February 20, 1990.
- Budget estimates for the Board of Supervisors' department for fiscal 1990-91 were continued to February 26, 1990.
- Consideration of Supervisor Nelder's charter amendment on rehiring retired city employees was continued to February 26, 1990.
- Rules Committee motion to hire professional policy staff for the Board was continued to February 26, 1990.
- Appeal on the proposed Sea Cliff historic district designation was continued to March 12, 1990.
- Resolution to survey South of Market for redevelopment was continued to March 12, 1990.
- A proposed ordinance would designate the South End Historic District in the City Planning Code; no vote is printed here.
- Motion to uphold the Planning Commission's rejection of the [name withheld] Sea Cliff historic district; outcome on next page.
- Final environmental impact report for South of Market zoning controls was continued to March 12, 1990.
- Planning Code changes creating new South of Market zoning districts and limiting demolition of group housing were continued with a pending amendment.
- South of Market rezoning proposed from Mission Street to First Street
- Board continued consideration of emergency spending to repair a South San Francisco water main to March 26, 1990.
- Ellis and Cyril Magnin Streets to close for
- Ordinance adding one Recreation and Park custodian position was tabled on Supervisor Nelder's motion.
- Ordinance approving Health Service System plans and contribution rates was continued to April 23, 1990.
- Supervisor Nelder asked the City Attorney to draft a charter amendment limiting future city employee health premium increases to cost-of-living limits.
- Temporary tow-away zones approved for the Knights of Columbus Foundation circus, June 8 to June 10, 1990.
- Proposed approval of a revised Water Department rate schedule for city and suburban customers was continued to June 11, 1990.
- Supervisor Kennedy was chosen President Pro Tempore for the June 4, 1990 meeting, with [name withheld] absent.
- Revised retail water rate schedule put off until June 11, 1990.
- Proposal to disapprove revised San Francisco Water Department rates was continued to June 11, 1990.
- Proposed disapproval of the revised San Francisco Water Department rate schedule was continued to June 11, 1990.
- Finding that water rates need no tax subsidy put off until June 11, 1990.
- Approval of revised Water Department retail rates was continued to June 11, 1990.
- A resolution urging community-based detoxification and treatment for public inebriates was continued to June 18, 1990.
- Sea Cliff historic district decision [name withheld] to March
- Sea Cliff historic district appeal put off to March
- Consideration of an ordinance, file 203-90-1, was postponed to June 25, 1990.
- Quitclaim of the Galileo High School site to the school district was continued to June 25, 1990.
- The Journal of Proceedings for February 20, 1990 was approved with no errors or corrections.
- Proposed ordinance limiting commercial vehicle parking distance from the curb was continued to July 16, 1990.
- Proposed charter amendment letting firefighters, police and airport police bargain over pay and terms was continued to July 23, 1990.
- Charter amendment on employment after retirement for city miscellaneous and safety workers was continued to July 23, 1990.
- Supervisor Nelder's motion to send a charter amendment on retiree employment back to committee was adopted.
- Finance Committee's balanced 1990-91 city budget is debated and amended, with $2.34 million in salary savings proposed for AIDS programs.
- The Board amended the Annual Appropriation Ordinance for fiscal 1990-91 to conform it to the amended Annual Budget.
- Hearing on unpaid transit fees at 555 Seventh Street put off
- Confirmation of delinquent transfer tax liens on three properties continued to September 4, 1990.
- Waiver of the statute of limitations for two city warrants totaling $926.76 was continued to September 4, 1990.
- Board postponed to September 10, 1990 the street closures for the Escape from Alcatraz Triathlon.
- Resolution reimbursing Public Works employee [name withheld] for $1,100 stolen from his wallet is considered separately; outcome not yet shown.
- Consideration of reimbursement for three Recreation and Park employees' property losses was continued to September 17, 1990.
- Consideration of a resolution on which county health service reductions would harm indigent care was continued to September 24, 1990.
- Repair costs charged to the owners of 522-524 Clipper Street
- Repair costs charged to the owners of 522-524 Clipper Street
- Supervisor Alioto was appointed President Pro Tempore of the Board of Supervisors on January 7, 1991.