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Carole Migden
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File 006-96-038: Commend Cesar Chavez
Source text[Commend Cesar Chavez] Resolution commending the Cesar Chavez Elementary School Community and muralists for creating the "Si Se Puede" mural honoring Cesar Chavez and proclaiming March 31, 1996 "Cesar Chavez Day". File 006-96-038, Resolution No. 261-96 Supervisors Leal, Ammiano, Teng, Bierman, Yaki, Shelley, Alioto presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-13: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Brown Act Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that for the resolutions being considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San Francisco after the agenda was posted. Supervisor Yaki, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-13: Leaves of Absence
Source textIMPERATIVE CALENDAR Resolution(s), if any, to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions to be considered, the Board must first adopt the following two motions. Adopted [Purely Commendatory Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that the resolutions being considered at this time are purely commendatory. Supervisor Yaki, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-13: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-13, Resolution No. 257-96 (Tom Hsieh, member, Board of Supervisors, April 8 - 9; John E. Newlin, Executive Director, Department of Parking & Traffic, April 15 - 19 and April 25 - 30, l996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 30-96-1.5: Local Emergency, Needle Exchange Program
Source text[Local Emergency, Needle Exchange Program] Motion concurring in the determination of the Mayor for the continued need for the declaration of emergency in connection with the needle exchange program. Sponsors Supervisors Alioto, Leal, Bierman, Shelley, Migden, Teng, Hsieh, Ammiano, Yaki. File 30-96-1.5 (March 18, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on March 25, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-14: Appointment, National Service Blue Ribbon Commission
Source textConference with Labor Negotiator - Collective Bargaining Adopted Motion that the Board of Supervisors convene in closed session with Wendell Pryor, Director of Human Resources; George Riley, Mayor's representative and Geoff Rothman, Employee Relations Director, for the purpose of reviewing the City's position and instructing its designated representatives concerning the Trades and Crafts Coalition, miscellaneous employees as well as other labor relation issues, as authorized by California Government Code Section 54957.6. Motion adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-14: Appointment, National Service Blue Ribbon Commission
Source text[Appointment, National Service Blue Ribbon Commission] Resolution appointing member to the National Service Blue Ribbon Commission, for a new two year term ending June 30, 1997. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-14, Resolution No. 274-96 (Julie Tremont, Seat No. 20410, vice Gabriela Melano, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-8: Appointment, Developmental Disabilities Area Board V
Source text[Appointment, Developmental Disabilities Area Board V] Resolution appointing member to the Developmental Disabilities Area Board V, for a new three-year term ending December 31, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-8, Resolution No. 273-96 (Michael E. Grafton, Seat No. 21901 - public-at-large, vice Barbara Turner, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-1.1: Appointments, Advisory Council to Commission on the Aging
Source text[Appointments, Advisory Council to Commission on the Aging] Resolution appointing members to the Advisory Council to the Commission on the Aging, terms expiring March 31, 1996, for new two-year terms ending March 31, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-1.1, Resolution No. 272-96 (Reeva Olson, Seat No. 20306, vice herself; John J. Horak, Seat No. 20302, vice himself; Florence Edelman, Seat No. 20303, vice herself; Lena M. Leong, Seat No. 20305, vice herself.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-94-27.6: Appointment, Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Board
Source text[Appointment, Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Board] Resolution appointing member to the Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Board, for new three-year term ending August 31, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-94-27.6, Resolution No. 253-96 (Jeanine M. Bianco, Seat No. 22815, vice Sari J. Wade, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-93-60.5: Appointment, Airport Noise Committee
Source text[Appointment, Airport Noise Committee] Resolution appointing member to the Airport Noise Committee, for new three-year term ending September 30, 1996. (Rules Committee) File 92-93-60.5, Resolution No. 252-96 (Catherine Murphy, Seat No. 20517, vice Mark Young, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 54-96-2: Call-in Telephone System
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 54-96-2: Call-in Telephone System
Source text[Call-in Telephone System] Resolution declaring it to be a policy of the City and County that the capability for a call-in telephone system for Board meetings under the Public Comment item be developed and instructing the Clerk of the Board to oversee the implementation of a call-in telephone system. Sponsor Supervisor Shelley. File 54-96-2, Resolution No. 270-96 Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved to amend title, line three, after "meetings" by inserting "under the Public Comment item"; amend page two, line 12, after "meetings" by inserting "under the Public Comment item". Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 30-96-5: Renaming Health Centers
Source text[Renaming Health Centers] Resolution renaming Health Centers #1, #3, #4 and #5 to the Castro-Mission Health Center, the Silver Avenue Family Health Center, the Chinatown Public Health Center and the Ocean-Park Health Center, respectively. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Alioto, Teng. File 30-96-5, Resolution No. 267-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 121-94-10: Vehicle Alarms
Source text[Vehicle Alarms] Ordinance amending Police Code, to decrease the length of time (from 15 to 5 minutes) an audible vehicle alarm system may sound. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Alioto, Kaufman, Teng. File 121-94-10, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 3703.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 146-96-5: State Grant, Immunization Information System
Source text[State Grant, Immunization Information System] Resolution authorizing retroactively, the Department of Public Health, Community Public Health Services to accept and expend a grant of $180,000 from the State Department of Health Services to develop an immunization information system; waiving indirect costs. Sponsors Supervisors Leal, Shelley, Alioto, Teng. File 146-96-5, Resolution No. 276-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 25-96-2: Prop J Contract, Janitorial Services
Source text[Prop J Contract, Janitorial Services] Resolution concurring with the Controller's certification that janitorial services can be practically performed at the office of the Controller at 160 South Van Ness Avenue by private contractor for lower cost than similar work services performed by City and County employees. (Controller) File 25-96-2, Resolution No. 266-96 (Fiscal Impact.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 47-95-13.1: Management Agreement, Lombard Street Garage
Source text[Management Agreement, Lombard Street Garage] Resolution confirming award of the Management Agreement to Pacific Park Management, for the operation of the Lombard Street Garage. (Real Estate Department) File 47-95-13.1, Resolution No. 255-96 (Fiscal Impact.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-9: Health Service Plans and Rates of Contribution
Source text[Health Service Plans and Rates of Contribution] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, approving Health Service System Plans and Rates of Contribution as adopted by the Health Service Board. (Department of Human Resources) File 97-96-9, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 16.157.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 93-96-1: MOU, Arbitrator's Award, Local 21
Source text[MOU, Arbitrator's Award, Local 21] Ordinance adopting and implementing the provisions of an arbitrator's award interpreting the provisions of the Memorandum of Understanding regarding the compensation of 5273 Principal Architect; 5270 Senior Architect, 5268 Architect; 5266 Architectural Associate II; 5265 Architectural Associate I and 5274 Landscape Architect, between the International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers, Local 21, AFL-CIO and the City and County, to be effective retroactive to July 1, 1993 through June 30, 1997. (Department of Human Resources) File 93-96-1, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 185-95-3: 1996-1997 Children's Services Plan
Source text[1996-1997 Children's Services Plan] Resolution approving the Children's Services Plan (CSP) for the San Francisco Children's Fund in accordance with Charter Section 6.415. Sponsors Supervisors Kennedy, Teng. File 185-95-3, Resolution No. 256-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-8.1: Sick Leave/Vacation Benefits Transfer
Source text[Sick Leave/Vacation Benefits Transfer] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, relating to the transfer of sick leave and vacation benefits to catastrophically ill employees, by eliminating the limitation on the maximum number of hours that can be transferred to an employee for any single catastrophic illness. Sponsors Supervisors Kennedy, Alioto, Teng. File 97-96-8.1, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 16.9-29.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-61: Appropriation, Fire Department
Source text[Appropriation, Fire Department] Ordinance appropriating $3,900,223, Fire Department, of 1986 Fire Protection Bond interest earnings for various capital improvement projects (repair Fireboat Phoenix, motorized AWSS control valve, AWSS storage tank, and AWSS facilities) for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $3,269,850 on reserve. (Controller) File 101-95-61, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 133-96-3: Grant - State Funds
Source text[Grant - State Funds] Resolution authorizing the Chief Administrative Officer to accept and expend $7,500 from the Local Government Commission/California Integrated Waste Management Board for waste prevention educational materials. (Chief Administrative Officer) File 133-96-3, Resolution No. 275-96 Adopted. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 38-96-5: Gift Acceptance, Police Department
Source text[Gift Acceptance, Police Department] Resolution authorizing the Chief of Police to accept, on behalf of the Police Department, a redistribution gift of four utility vehicles from the U.S. Department of Defense. (Police Commission) File 38-96-5, Resolution No. 268-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-12: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-12, Resolution No. 234-96 (Willie Lewis Brown, Jr., Mayor, March 15 - 19; Mabel Teng, member, Board of Supervisors, March 30 - April 3; Michael S. Strunsky, Commissioner, Airports Commission, March 15 - 17, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 106-96-1: Extend Time to Meet and Confer
Source text[Extend Time to Meet and Confer] Motion extending time for negotiations pursuant to Charter Section 3.100-2 relating to salaries, benefits and working conditions and to extend the date for final passage of ordinance on May 2, 1996. Sponsor Supervisor Shelley. File 106-96-1 (March 11, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on March 18, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-13: Appointment
Source textThe roll was then called on the pending legislation and it was adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-13: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing Supervisor Barbara Kaufman as a member of the Board of Directors, Golden Gate, Highway and Transportation District. (Clerk of the Board) File 92-96-13, Resolution No. 248-96 (March 11, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on March 18, 1996.) Supervisor Kaufman Excused from Voting On advice of the City Attorney, Supervisor Kaufman requested to be excused from voting because of possible conflict of interest. Thereupon, Supervisor Migden, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved to excuse Supervisor Kaufman from voting. Motion adopted by the following vote:
File 223-96-6: Liquor License, 584 Pacific Avenue
Source text[Liquor License, 584 Pacific Avenue] Resolution determining that the issuance of a Type 40 on-sale beer license to Jeffrey Oxenhorn for Korox, Inc. dba Dark Horse Coffee, located at 584 Pacific Avenue, will serve the convenience and necessity of the people of the City and County, in accordance with Section 23958.4 of the California Business and Professions Code. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 223-96-6, Resolution No. 251-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 223-96-5: Liquor License, Pier 39, Space G-11
Source text[Liquor License, Pier 39, Space G-11] Resolution determining that the issuance of a Type 21 off-sale general alcohol beverage control license to Monika D. Steiner for Pier 39, Space G-11, will serve the convenience and necessity of the people of the City and County, in accordance with Section 23958.4 of the California Business and Professions Code. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 223-96-5, Resolution No. 250-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 223-96-4: Liquor License, 1229 Cortland Avenue
Source text[Liquor License, 1229 Cortland Avenue] Resolution determining that the issuance of a Type 20 off-sale beer and wine license to John O. Aghedo for the Nevada Market, located at 1229 Cortland Avenue, will serve the convenience and necessity of the people of the City and County, in accordance with Section 23958.4 of the California Business and Professions Code. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 223-96-4, Resolution No. 249-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 124-96-3: Commercial Vehicle Weight Restrictions
Source text[Commercial Vehicle Weight Restrictions] Ordinance amending Traffic Code, adding to the list of streets upon which a commercial vehicle weight restriction shall apply; portions of Green Street (between Polk and Mason) and Vallejo Street (between Polk and Mason). Sponsors Supervisors Teng, Bierman. File 124-96-3, Ordinance No. (Adds Sections 28.5.49 and 28.5.50.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 121-96-5: Tour Bus Restrictions
Source text[Tour Bus Restrictions] Ordinance amending Police Code, adding to the list of streets upon which a tour bus restriction shall apply; portions of Green Street (between Polk and Mason) and Vallejo Street (between Polk and Mason). Sponsors Supervisors Teng and Bierman. File 121-96-5, Ordinance No. (Adds Sections 1183.27 and 1183.28.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 115-96-3: Zoning Map Amendments, Oakdale Avenue/Quint Street
Source text[Zoning Map Amendments, Oakdale Avenue/Quint Street] Ordinance adopting changes in property use districts reclassification as amendments to the Zoning Map of the City and County, concerning properties located at the southeasterly corner of Oakdale Avenue and Quint Street, Lots 14 and 15 in Assessor's Block 5320 from an RH-2 (Residential House, Two-Family) District to an RH-2 District and the Oakdale Avenue and Quint Street Affordable Housing Special Use District; and finding consistency with the Master Plan priority policies in Section 101.1 of the City Planning Code; companion measure to File 115-96-3. (Department of City Planning) File 36-96-2, Ordinance No. (City Planning Resolution No. 14045, adopted January 25, 1996.) (Exempt from Environmental Review under General Rule Exclusion.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 115-96-3: Oakdale Ave/Quint Street Affordable Housing Special Use District
Source text[Oakdale Ave/Quint Street Affordable Housing Special Use District] Ordinance amending Planning Code, to create the Oakdale Avenue and Quint Street Affordable Housing Special Use District, and finding consistency with Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of City Planning) File 115-96-3, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 249.16.) (City Planning Resolution No. 14045, adopted January 25, 1996.) (Exempt from Environmental Review, General Rule Exclusion.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 36-96-1: Zoning Map Amendment, 2789 - 25th Street
Source text[Zoning Map Amendment, 2789 - 25th Street] Ordinance adopting changes in land use classification as an amendment to the Zoning Map of the City and County for property located at 2789 - 25th Street, Lot 13 in Assessor's Block 4277 from "P" Public Use District to M-1, Light Industrial District and adopting findings pursuant to Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of City Planning) File 36-96-1, Ordinance No. (City Planning Resolution No. 14048, adopted January 25, 1996.) (Exempt from Environmental Review, General Rule Exclusion.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 115-95-16: Office of Affordable Housing Production Program
Source text[Office of Affordable Housing Production Program] Ordinance amending Planning Code, extending the duration of the Office of Affordable Housing Production Program Ordinance, extending the expiration date of interim guidelines credits, allocating $100,000 from the Affordable Housing Fund to update and expand studies showing the relationship between office and other commercial development and housing demand, adding findings on the City's current housing needs and the validity of the formula for housing production requirements for new office development, and providing for an evaluation of the Ordinance. Sponsors Supervisors Migden, Bierman and Teng. File 115-95-16, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 313.) (City Planning Resolution No. 14013, adopted November 16, 1995.) (General Rule Exclusion from Environmental Review.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 38-96-6: Gift, Lyon Street Garden Maintenance
Source text[Gift, Lyon Street Garden Maintenance] Resolution accepting and acknowledging a gift of $38,393.08, provided to the City and County by Lucille and George Jewett, Jr., for the maintenance of the permitted Lyon Street Garden during the calendar year 1995, and thanking Lucille and George Jewett, Jr., for their generous and beneficial gift. Sponsor Supervisor Kaufman. File 38-96-6, Resolution No. 243-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 28-96-3: Emergency Repair, Golden Gate Avenue and Capp Street Sewer
Source text[Emergency Repair, Golden Gate Avenue and Capp Street Sewer] Resolution authorizing the Director of the Department of Public Works to take necessary measures to protect the health, welfare and property of the citizens of San Francisco by performing the necessary work to replace structurally inadequate sewer in Golden Gate Avenue between Arguello Boulevard and Willard Street, north and in Capp Street between Adair Street and 152 feet northerly - $192,030. (Department of Public Works) File 28-96-3, Resolution No. 241-96 (Fiscal Impact.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 101-95-59: Appropriation, Rent Arbitration Board
Source text[Appropriation, Rent Arbitration Board] Ordinance appropriating $78,279, Rent Arbitration Board, of Rent Arbitration Board funds for salaries, management consulting services and other professional services for the Rent Arbitration Board for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-59, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-43: Appropriation, Mayor's Office
Source text[Appropriation, Mayor's Office] Ordinance appropriating $100,000, Mayor's Office, from the General Fund Reserve for salaries and fringe benefits for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $13,493 on reserve (estimate of vested vacation and fringes). (Mayor) File 101-95-43, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-33: Appropriation, Police Department
Source text[Appropriation, Police Department] Ordinance appropriating $317,095, Police Department, of Traffic Offender Fund Revenues to salaries, fringe benefits, contractual services, materials and supplies, equipment and services of other departments to conduct a traffic safety program for fiscal year 1995-96; providing for ratification of action previously taken and placing $35,000 on reserve. (Controller) File 101-95-33, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-23: Appropriation, Board of Supervisors
Source text[Appropriation, Board of Supervisors] Ordinance appropriating $169,000, Board of Supervisors, from Board Reserve to purchase equipment necessary to provide gavel to gavel coverage of Board meetings for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-23, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 38-96-4: Gift Acceptance, Police Department
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 38-96-4: Gift Acceptance, Police Department
Source text[Gift Acceptance, Police Department] Resolution authorizing the Chief of Police to accept, on behalf of the San Francisco Police Department, a gift of two (2) helicopters from the United States Department of Defense pursuant to the National Defense Authorization Act for a one year pilot program and providing for review. (Police Department) File 38-96-4, Resolution No. 242-96 (March 11, 1996 - Consideration continued to March 18, 1996.) Supervisor Ammiano, seconded by Supervisor Yaki, moved to amend title, line five, after "Act" by adding "for a one year pilot program and providing for review"; amend line 14, after "Defense" by adding "for a one year pilot program to be reviewed by the Board of Supervisors and the citizens of San Francisco at the end of the pilot program". Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 40-96-6: Residential Parking Area "V", Balboa Park
Source text[Residential Parking Area "V", Balboa Park] Resolution extending the boundaries of Residential Permit Parking Area "V" in the Balboa Park Area and adding to the list of streets upon which time limitations shall apply. (Department of Parking and Traffic) File 40-96-6, Resolution No. 246-96 Adopted. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 006-96-033: Commend Brava! Women in the Arts
Source text[Commend Brava! Women in the Arts] Resolution commending BRAVA! Women in the Arts on the occasion of its acquisition of the former York Theater to establish the new BRAVA Theater Center, Mission District and proclaiming March 14, 1996 as "BRAVA! For Women in the Arts Day" in San Francisco. File 006-96-033, Resolution No. 225-96 Supervisors Leal, Yaki, Bierman, Teng, Migden presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-032: Commend Bob Lawless
Source text[Commend Bob Lawless] Resolution commending Bob Lawless for his commitment and contributions to people with HIV in San Francisco and to the San Francisco City Clinic and declaring March 15, 1996 Bob Lawless Day in San Francisco. File 006-96-032, Resolution No. 224-96 Supervisors Teng, Ammiano, Bierman, Yaki presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-031: Commendation
Source text[Commendation] Resolution commending the Delancy Street Foundation and Golden Gate University for creating and designating the Delancy Street Foundation as a college campus. File 006-96-031, Resolution No. 223-96 Supervisors Shelley, Migden, Yaki presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-11: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Brown Act Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that for the resolutions being considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San Francisco after the agenda was posted. Supervisor Bierman, seconded by Supervisor Alioto, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-11: Leaves of Absence
Source textIMPERATIVE CALENDAR Resolution(s), if any, to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions to be considered, the Board must first adopt the following two motions. Adopted [Purely Commendatory Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that the resolutions being considered at this time are purely commendatory. Supervisor Bierman, seconded by Supervisor Alioto, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-11: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-11, Resolution No. 220-96 (Michael S. Strunsky, Commissioner, Airports Commission, March 6 - 10, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 58-96-7: Final Map, 1700 Jones Street
Source text[Final Map, 1700 Jones Street] Motion approving final map of 1700 Jones Street, a Condominium Project, being a resubdivision of Lot 9 in Assessor's Block 150, and adopting findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of Public Works) File 58-96-7 (March 4, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on March 11, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 176-96-1.1: Garment Industry Policy
Source text[Garment Industry Policy] Resolution establishing a policy to retain and expand garment jobs in San Francisco and to develop an industrial policy to retain and encourage manufacturing industry in San Francisco. Sponsors Supervisors Teng, Ammiano, Yaki, Bierman, Alioto, Shelley. File 176-96-1.1, Resolution No. 231-96 (March 4, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on March 11, 1996.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 13-96-8: Federal Funding, BART to Airport
Source text[Federal Funding, BART to Airport] Resolution urging the Subcommittee on Transportation and related agencies appropriations to recommend continued funding for the BART San Francisco Airport extension in the fiscal year 1997 budget to the Committee on Appropriations of the United States House of Representatives. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Alioto. File 13-96-8, Resolution No. 227-96 (March 4, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on March 11, 1996.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 233-96-1: Lobos Creek Conservation
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 233-96-1: Lobos Creek Conservation
Source text[Lobos Creek Conservation] Resolution urging the Mayor to urge the Planning Commission to exercise its discretionary review authority to conduct public hearings on certain permit applications, subject to specified exceptions, for property within a Lobos Creek Conservation Area, to create a permanent program for review of certain land use activities on property within this Conservation Area, and to work with city agencies, commissions, and departments and the federal government to exercise management practices that protect Lobos Creek from governmental activities, and requesting the Department of City Planning to provide a report on the establishment of a discretionary review process for certain permit applications within this Conservation Area. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Alioto. File 233-96-1, Resolution No. 217-96 Supervisor Shelley, seconded by Supervisor Migden, moved to amend page five, line nine, after "March" by inserting "14". Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 33-96-2: Appointment, Port Commission
Source text[Appointment, Port Commission] Resolution confirming Mayor's appointment of James R. Herman to the San Francisco Port Commission. (Mayor) File 33-96-2, Resolution No. 230-96 (Vice Anne Halsted, term expired, for term ending May 1, 1999.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-95-48.1: Appointments, Telecommunications Policy Committee
Source text[Appointments, Telecommunications Policy Committee] Resolution appointing members to the Telecommunications Policy Committee, terms expired, for new two-year terms ending February 1, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-95-48.1, Resolution No. 219-96 (Sybil Boutilier, vice herself, (Seat No. 21607, public-at-large); Carole Roberts, vice herself, (Seat No. 21609, educational community.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-94-27.5: Appointment/Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Board
Source text[Appointment/Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Board] Resolution appointing member to the Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Board. (Rules Committee) File 92-94-27.5, Resolution No. 218-96 (Judith Levine, vice herself, (Seat No. 22813, must be nutritionist) term expired, for a new three-year term ending August 31, 1998.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 121-96-5.1: Tour Bus Restrictions
Source text[Tour Bus Restrictions] Ordinance amending Police Code to prohibit tour buses on 15th Avenue from Lake Street to the Presidio; provisions of this ordinance shall expire on June 30, 1996. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Yaki, Bierman, Ammiano. File 121-96-5.1, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 1183.27.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 38-96-4: Gift Acceptance, Police Department
Source text[Gift Acceptance, Police Department] Resolution authorizing the Chief of Police to accept, on behalf of the San Francisco Police Department, a gift of two (2) helicopters from the United States Department of Defense pursuant to the National Defense Authorization Act. (Police Department) File 38-96-4, Resolution No. Supervisor Teng, seconded by Supervisor Migden, moved to continue consideration to March 18, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 27-96-3: Airport Emergency Roof Repair
Source text[Airport Emergency Roof Repair] Resolution approving a Declaration of Emergency, "Super Bay Hangar" emergency roof repair, Airport Contract No. 3641, San Francisco International Airport - $150,000. (Airports Commission) File 27-96-3, Resolution No. 229-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 59-96-1.4: Findings - 1822-24 Webster
Source text[Findings - 1822-24 Webster] Motion adopting findings related to the appeal of the decision of the Acting Director of Public Works and Advisory Agency disapproving a requested parcel map for 1822-24 Webster Street, the findings being in support of the Board's reversal of the decision of the Acting Director and the Board's approval of the parcel map of Lot 15A in Assessor's Block 661 for a 2-unit condominium conversion at 1822-24 Webster Street with conditions. File 59-96-1.4 Adopted by the following vote:
File 19-96-3.1: Parking Regulations
Source text[Parking Regulations] Resolution enacting parking regulation at Hampshire Street. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 19-96-3.1, Resolution No. 228-96 Perpendicular (90-Degree Angle) Parking - Establish Hampshire Street, west side, between 18th and 20th Streets. (February 26, 1996 - Consideration continued to March 11, 1996.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-6: PUC - Franchises
Source text[PUC - Franchises] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to provide that the report regarding the feasibility of municipalizing the electricity utilities distribution system in San Francisco shall be submitted by the Public Utilities Commission to the Board of Supervisors by October 30, 1996, rather than June 30, 1996. Sponsor Supervisor Alioto. File 97-96-6, Ordinance No. 112-96 (Amends Section 11.08.) Finally passed. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 004-96-005: Proclaim Weights and Measures Week
Source text[Proclaim Weights and Measures Week] Resolution declaring March 1-7, 1996 to be Weights and Measures Week in the City and County of San Francisco. File 004-96-005, Resolution No. 203-96 Supervisors Teng, Migden presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-10: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Brown Act Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that for the resolutions being considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San Francisco after the agenda was posted. Supervisor Teng, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-10: Leaves of Absence
Source textIMPERATIVE CALENDAR Resolution(s), if any, to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions to be considered, the Board must first adopt the following two motions. Adopted [Purely Commendatory Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that the resolutions being considered at this time are purely commendatory. Supervisor Teng, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-10: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-10, Resolution No. 202-96 (Barbara Kaufman, member, Board of Supervisors, March 7 - 12; Willie B. Kennedy, member, Board of Supervisors, March 9 - 13; Michael J. Yaki, member, Board of Supervisors, March 7 - March 11; Michael S. Strunsky, Commissioner, Airports Commission, February 28 - March 1, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 13-96-7: Summer Youth Employment
Source text[Summer Youth Employment] Resolution urging the United States Congress and the President to restore funding for the summer and year-round youth employment programs and to give this matter a high priority in the current budget negotiations. Sponsors Supervisors Yaki, Kennedy, Ammiano, Migden, Kaufman, Bierman, Leal, Shelley, Alioto. File 13-96-7, Resolution No. 205-96 (February 26, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on March 4, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 59-96-1.3: Findings
Source text[Findings] Motion directing the Clerk of the Board to prepare findings relating to parcel map of proposed 2-unit condominium conversion of Lot 15A, in Assessor's Block 661 of property located at 1822-24 Webster Street, for consideration by the Board at its next meeting. File 59-96-1.3 Adopted by the following vote:
File 59-96-1.2: Parcel Map
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 59-96-1.2: Parcel Map
Source text[Parcel Map] Motion disapproving decision of the Acting Director of Public Works and Advisory Agency, disapproving Parcel Map of proposed 2-unit condominium conversion of Lot 15A, in Assessor's Block 661 of property located at 1822 - 24 Webster Street and approving parcel map with condition. File 59-96-1.2 Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Alioto, moved to amend title, line 5, after "Street" by inserting "and approving parcel map with condition"; amend line 14, after "disapproved" by adding "; and, be it Further Moved, That the Board of Supervisors approves the parcel map with condition that the owner obtains a variance from City Planning". Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 59-96-1.1: Parcel Map
Source text[Parcel Map] Motion approving decision of the Acting Director of Public Works and Advisory Agency, disapproving Parcel Map of proposed 2-unit condominium conversion of Lot 15A, in Assessor's Block 661 of property located at 1822-24 Webster Street. File 59-96-1.1 Supervisor Teng, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved to table. Tabled by the following vote:
File 97-96-6: PUC - Franchises
Source text[PUC - Franchises] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to provide that the report regarding the feasibility of municipalizing the electricity utilities distribution system in San Francisco shall be submitted by the Public Utilities Commission to the Board of Supervisors by October 30, 1996, rather than June 30, 1996. Sponsor Supervisor Alioto. File 97-96-6, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 11.08.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 230-96-1: Grant - Federal Funds
Source text[Grant - Federal Funds] Resolution authorizing the Human Rights Commission to apply for, accept and expend retroactively, a grant of $151,891 from the United States Department of Housing and Urban Development to provide for a fair housing education and outreach program; placing $69,280 on reserve. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Alioto. File 230-96-1, Resolution No. 216-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 213-96-2: Federal Grant, Municipal Railway Projects
Source text[Federal Grant, Municipal Railway Projects] Resolution authorizing the Public Transportation Commission to apply for, accept, and expend $2,161,536 of Federal Enhancement Program Assistance and $285,047 from various local match sources such as State Transit Capital Improvement Funds, State Clean Air and Transportation Improvement Act Bond Funds, and various regional local match funds such as State Transit Assistance Funds, Transportation Development Act Funds, Bridge Toll Net Revenues, Gas Tax Revenue, Transit Impact Development Fees, San Francisco Municipal Railway Improvement Corporation Funds, the San Francisco County Sales Taxes, and/or Hetch Hetchy Funds for three Municipal Railway projects, including $58,316 of indirect costs; placing $2,324,254 on reserve. (Public Transportation Commission) File 213-96-2, Resolution No. 215-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 213-96-1: Federal Grant, Mission Street Transit Project
Source text[Federal Grant, Mission Street Transit Project] Resolution authorizing the Public Transportation Commission to apply for, retroactively, accept and expend up to $1,250,000 (including local match) of Federal Transit Administration Capital Assistance Section 3 funds to carry out Livable Urban Streets-Mission Street Transit Demonstration Project Activities; placing $1,250,000 on reserve. Sponsors Supervisors Leal, Kaufman, Alioto, Bierman, Yaki. File 213-96-1, Resolution No. 214-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 172-96-2: Stadium Naming Rights Agreement
Source text[Stadium Naming Rights Agreement] Resolution approving a stadium naming rights agreement with the San Francisco 49ers ("3COM Park") for the period from February 1, 1996 through January 31, 2000. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Teng, Yaki, Shelley Alioto. File 172-96-2, Resolution No. 213-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 133-96-2: Grant - State, Household Hazardous Waste
Source text[Grant - State, Household Hazardous Waste] Resolution authorizing the Chief Administrative Officer to accept and expend $86,289 in discretionary grant funding from the California Integrated Waste Management Board (CIWMB); waiving indirect costs; placing $71,250 on reserve. (Chief Administrative Officer) File 133-96-2, Resolution No. 211-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 102-95-15: Exempt Rank, Assistant Police Chief
Source text[Exempt Rank, Assistant Police Chief] Resolution approving the exempt rank and position of Assistant Chief of the Police Department pursuant to Charter Section 3.530. (Police Commission) File 102-95-15, Resolution No. 201-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 23-96-1: Waiving Statute of Limitations
Source text[Waiving Statute of Limitations] Resolution waiving the Statute of Limitations with respect to payment of certain warrants of the City and County, in the amount of $2,690.78 a legal obligation of the City and County. (Controller) File 23-96-1, Resolution No. 206-96 (Alison Matsunaga, $1,587.54; George Elkin, $1,103.24.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-7: Execution of Leases, Mayor's Office
Source text[Execution of Leases, Mayor's Office] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, relating to execution of leases entered into by the City and County as lessee, to allow the Mayor's Director of Finance, as well as the Mayor, to execute these leases. (Real Estate Department) File 97-96-7, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 23.20.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 45-96-11: Phillip Gonzales/Rosalynda Gonzales v. CCSF
Source text[Phillip Gonzales/Rosalynda Gonzales v. CCSF] Ordinance authorizing settlement of litigation of Phillip Gonzales and Rosalynda Tavarez-Gonzales against the City and County by payment of $35,000. (City Attorney) File 45-96-11, Ordinance No. (San Bernardino Superior Court Nos. SC04291 and 11637.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 121-96-4: Repeal of Flat Rate Airport Fare
Source text[Repeal of Flat Rate Airport Fare] Ordinance amending Police Code, to delete the flat rate fare for groups of passengers traveling to or from the San Francisco International Airport. Sponsor Supervisor Kennedy. File 121-96-4, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 1135.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 85-95-6: Transbay Terminal
Source texting and Redevelopment staffs to continue the important Transbay Area Study land use planning effort, employing as assumptions that the existing Transbay Transit Terminal will be replaced with a new terminal at Main and Beale Streets. (Mayor, Supervisor Hsieh) File 85-95-6, Resolution No. 200-96 Supervisor Yaki, seconded by Supervisor Hsieh, moved to amend page two, line 3, after "process" by inserting "must" and delete the "s" in "includes"; amend page two, line 18, by inserting the following further resolved clause: "Further Resolved, That the Board of Supervisors does hereby urge the Mayor to request the City Planning and Redevelopment Agency Staffs along with Caltrans, the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and other parties as appropriate, to seek to maximize private sector participation and development incorporating significant commercial uses, such as retail, entertainment or other services in the development of a transit terminal". Title amended accordingly on page one, line 15, after "Location" by inserting "; urging maximization of private sector participation and development incorporating commercial uses at the terminal". Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 170-96-1: Airport Revenue Bonds
Source text[Airport Revenue Bonds] Resolution approving the issuance of up to $82,300,000 aggregate principal amount of San Francisco International Airport Second Series Revenue Bonds for the purpose of financing the Master Plan Mitigation Noise Insulation Program in accordance with the Master Plan Mitigation Memorandum of Understanding, together with certain infrastructure projects at San Francisco International Airport. (Airports Commission) File 170-96-1, Resolution No. 212-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 101-95-58: Appropriation, Airport
Source text[Appropriation, Airport] Ordinance appropriating $801,000, Airport, of Narcotics Forfeiture and Asset Seizure Fund Revenues to purchase equipment to enhance the Narcotics Interdiction Program for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $390,359 on reserve. (Controller) File 101-95-58, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-57: Appropriation, Fire Department
Source text[Appropriation, Fire Department] Ordinance appropriating $597,410, Fire Department, of 1992 Fire Protection Bond Proceeds (Proposition C), for various capital improvement projects, for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $215,000 on reserve. (Controller) File 101-95-57, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-56: Appropriation, Airport
Source text[Appropriation, Airport] Ordinance appropriating $14,188,100, Airport, of interest earnings from various capital improvement project and bond funds of the Airport to various capital improvement projects (Five Year Capital Projects Plan and Master Plan Projects), for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $8,892,599 on reserve. (Controller) File 101-95-56, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-52: Salary Ordinance Amendment, Registrar of Voters
Source text[Salary Ordinance Amendment, Registrar of Voters] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 256-95 (Annual Salary Ordinance, 1995/96) Registrar of Voters, reflecting the creation of one (1) position (Classification 1819N, MIS Specialist III); companion measure to File 101-95-52. (Department of Human Resources) File 102-95-11, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-52: Appropriation, Registrar of Voters
Source text[Appropriation, Registrar of Voters] Ordinance appropriating $141,521, Registrar of Voters, from the General Fund Reserve for salaries, fringe benefits, other current expenses and equipment for the creation of one (1) position for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-52, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 36-95-8: Zoning Map Amendment, Lakeside Subdivision
Source text[Zoning Map Amendment, Lakeside Subdivision] Ordinance amending City Planning Code by amending the Zoning Map of the City and County for certain properties in the Lakeside Subdivision, generally bounded by Eucalyptus Drive on the north and Junipero Serra Boulevard and 19th Avenue on the east, south and west, all of Assessor's Blocks 7228, 7229, 7229A, 7230, 7232, 7233, 7234, 7235, 7238, 7238A, 7239, 7239A, 7240, 7240A, 7241, 7242, and 7243, and all of Assessor's Block 7231 except Lot 3, all of Assessor's Block 7236 except Lot 1, all of Assessor's Block 7237 except Lot 9, and all of Assessor's Block 7244 except Lot 17 from a 40-X Height and Bulk District to a 28-X Height and Bulk District. (Department of City Planning) File 36-95-8, Ordinance No. 90-96 (City Planning Resolution No. 14024, adopted December 7, 1995.) (General Rule Exclusion from Environmental Review.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 60-96-1.1: Proposition 201 - March 26th election
Source text[Proposition 201 - March 26th election] Resolution opposing California State Proposition 201, which places limitations on attorneys and citizens' liberties by discouraging shareholder actions. Sponsors Supervisors Alioto, Kennedy. File 60-96-1.1, Resolution No. 209-96 (February 26, 1996 - Consideration continued to March 4, 1996.)
File 60-96-1.2: Proposition 202 - March 26th election
Source text[Proposition 202 - March 26th election] Resolution opposing California State Proposition 202, which places limitations on attorneys and citizens' liberties by restricting attorney contingent fees. Sponsors Supervisors Alioto, Kennedy. File 60-96-1.2, Resolution No. 210-96 (February 26, 1996 - Consideration continued to March 4, 1996.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 60-96-1: Proposition 200 - March 26th election
Source text[Proposition 200 - March 26th election] Resolution opposing California State Proposition 200, which places limitations on attorneys and citizens' liberties by restricting tort liability. Sponsors Supervisors Alioto, Kennedy. File 60-96-1, Resolution No. 208-96 (February 26, 1996 - Consideration continued to March 4, 1996.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 48-96-8: Settlement of Claim, Claude and Valarie Cooper
Source text[Settlement of Claim, Claude and Valarie Cooper] Resolution approving the settlement of the unlitigated claim of Claude and Valarie Cooper by payment of $8,750. (City Attorney) File 48-96-8, Resolution No. 207-96 Adopted. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 006-96-028: Welcome Labor Forum
Source text[Welcome Labor Forum] Resolution welcoming the participants of a public forum on Sprint/La Conexion Familiar labor concerns to San Francisco on February 27, 1996. File 006-96-028, Resolution No. 190-96 Supervisors Shelley, Leal, Bierman presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-9: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Brown Act Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that for the resolutions being considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San Francisco after the agenda was posted. Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-9: Leaves of Absence
Source textIMPERATIVE CALENDAR Resolution(s), if any, to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions to be considered, the Board must first adopt the following two motions. Adopted [Purely Commendatory Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that the resolutions being considered at this time are purely commendatory. Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-9: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-9, Resolution No. 188-96 (Michael Hardeman, Commissioner, Port of San Francisco, February 22 - 23; Doris M. Ward, Assessor, Assessor's Office, March 1 - 5, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 30-96-1.3: Needle Exchange Emergency
Source text[Needle Exchange Emergency] Motion concurring in the determination of the Mayor for the continued need for the declaration of emergency in connection with the needle exchange program. Sponsors Supervisors Alioto, Leal, Bierman, Shelley, Migden, Teng, Hsieh, Ammiano. File 30-96-1.3 (February 20, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on February 26, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 6-96-25: Commend Herb Caen
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 6-96-25: Commend Herb Caen
Source text[Commend Herb Caen] Resolution commending Herb Caen, columnist for the San Francisco Chronicle, on the occasion of his 80th birthday on April 3, 1996. Sponsors Supervisors Leal, Migden, Kaufman, Bierman, Alioto, Shelley, Ammiano, Teng, Yaki, Kennedy. File 6-96-25, Resolution No. 189-96 (February 12, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on February 26, 1996.) Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved an amendment of the whole bearing same title. Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 190-96-1: Misuse of Disabled Placard
Source text[Misuse of Disabled Placard] Resolution implementing Vehicle Code 22511.57 to establish a violation for misuse of a disabled placard when the placard has been reported lost, stolen or issued to person since deceased. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Kaufman, Migden, Ammiano, Yaki, Teng, Leal, Bierman, Kennedy. File 190-96-1, Resolution No. 195-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-4: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing member to the Bay Area Library and Information System Advisory Board, for the new two-year term ending December 31, 1997. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-4, Resolution No. (James Chaffee, Seat No. 21301, public-at-large and underserved residents in system, vice Donna Miller Casey, term expired.) Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Kennedy, moved to rerefer to Committee. Motion to rerefer to Committee adopted by the following vote:
File 121-96-3: Newspaper Theft
Source text[Newspaper Theft] Ordinance amending Police Code, to prohibit the unauthorized removal of newspapers from newsracks, storefronts and residential properties. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Leal. File 121-96-3, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 630.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 223-96-2: Liquor License, 350 Seventh Avenue
Source text[Liquor License, 350 Seventh Avenue] Resolution determining that the issuance of a Type 21 off-sale general license to Smart and Final for store at 350 Seventh Avenue, will serve the public convenience and necessity of the people of the City and County, in accordance with Section 23958.4 of the California Business and Professions Code; with conditions. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 223-96-2, Resolution No. 199-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 52-96-1: Underground District No. 310, Presidio Heights
Source text[Underground District No. 310, Presidio Heights] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 178-94, which amended Ordinance No. 220-79, to redefine Underground District No. 310, Presidio Heights District, by requiring that all aerial utility facilities in this district, including those located on private property or in rear easements, be placed underground, and by requiring property owners to provide and maintain the underground supporting structures on their property. (Department of Public Works) File 52-96-1, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 115-95-3: Demolition of Landmarks and Buildings in Historic Districts
Source text[Demolition of Landmarks and Buildings in Historic Districts] Ordinance amending City Planning Code, to set forth a new definition of, and procedures for, demolition. Sponsors Supervisors Bierman, Ammiano. File 115-95-3, Ordinance No. (Amends Sections 1005 and 1006.6.) (City Planning Resolution No. 13932, adopted August 3, 1995.) (Exemption/Exclusion from Environmental Review.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 60-96-1.1: Proposition 201 - March 26th election
Source text[Proposition 201 - March 26th election] Resolution opposing California State Proposition 201, which places limitations on attorneys and citizens' liberties by discouraging shareholder actions. Sponsors Supervisors Alioto, Kennedy. File 60-96-1.1, Resolution No. Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to continue consideration to March 4, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 60-96-1.2: Proposition 202 - March 26th election
Source text[Proposition 202 - March 26th election] Resolution opposing California State Proposition 202, which places limitations on attorneys and citizens' liberties by restricting attorney contingent fees. Sponsors Supervisors Alioto, Kennedy. File 60-96-1.2, Resolution No. Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to continue consideration to March 4, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 60-96-1: Proposition 200 - March 26th election
Source text[Proposition 200 - March 26th election] Resolution opposing California State Proposition 200, which places limitations on attorneys and citizens' liberties by restricting tort liability. Sponsors Supervisors Alioto, Kennedy. File 60-96-1, Resolution No. Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to continue consideration to March 4, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 82-96-2: Temporary Construction Easement
Source text[Temporary Construction Easement] Resolution authorizing the City and County to acquire, on behalf of the Department of Public Works, a temporary construction easement through a portion of the real property identified as Assessor's Parcel No. 4347A/1/2 and to adopt findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. (Real Estate Department) File 82-96-2, Resolution No. 194-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 101-95-54: Appropriation, Police Department
Source text[Appropriation, Police Department] Ordinance appropriating $183,200, Police Department, of Narcotics Forfeiture and Asset Seizure Funds to purchase laboratory equipment for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $183,200 on reserve. (Controller) File 101-95-54, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-53: Salary Ordinance Amendment, Police Department
Source text[Salary Ordinance Amendment, Police Department] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 256-95 (Annual Salary Ordinance, 1995/96) reflecting the creation of twelve (12) positions (Classifications Q60N Lieutenant (11), 0395N Assistant Chief of Police (1), and the deletion of twelve (12) positions (Classifications Q50A Sergeant (11), 0400A Deputy Chief (1); companion measure to File 101-95-53. (Department of Human Resources) File 102-95-13, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-53: Appropriation, Police Department
Source text[Appropriation, Police Department] Ordinance appropriating and rescinding $380,942, Police Department, of General Fund salaries for the creation and deletion of twelve (12) positions for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-53, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-51: Salary Ordinance Amendment, Police Department
Source text[Salary Ordinance Amendment, Police Department] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 256-95 (Annual Salary Ordinance, 1995/96) reflecting the creation of one (1) position, 8245N Communications Manager SFPD and the deletion of one (1) position, 9205A Airport Communications Coordinator; companion measure to File 101-95-51. Sponsor Supervisor Shelley. File 102-95-14, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-51: Appropriation, Police Department
Source text[Appropriation, Police Department] Ordinance appropriating and rescinding $25,352, Police Department, of General Fund salaries for the creation and deletion of one (1) position for fiscal year 1995-96 (reclassify Class 9205A, Communications Coordinator). Sponsor Supervisor Shelley. File 101-95-51, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-45: Appropriation, Fire Department
Source text[Appropriation, Fire Department] Ordinance appropriating $1,600,000, Fire Department, of 1992 Fire Protection Bond interest earnings, for a capital improvement project (design and architectural projects for various fire stations), for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $558,000 on reserve. (Controller) File 101-95-45, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 121-96-2: Tour Bus Restrictions, El Camino Del Mar/25th Avenue
Source text[Tour Bus Restrictions, El Camino Del Mar/25th Avenue] Ordinance amending Police Code, regarding tour bus restrictions on El Camino Del Mar, and on 25th Avenue, the provisions of this ordinance to expire on June 30, 1996. Sponsor Supervisor Shelley. File 121-96-2, Ordinance No. 88-96 (Amends Section 1183.13; Adds Section 1183.26.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 36-95-8: Zoning Map Amendment, Lakeside Subdivision
Source text[Zoning Map Amendment, Lakeside Subdivision] Ordinance amending City Planning Code by amending the Zoning Map of the City and County for certain properties in the Lakeside Subdivision, generally bounded by Eucalyptus Drive on the north and Junipero Serra Boulevard and 19th Avenue on the east, south and west, all of Assessor's Blocks 7228, 7229, 7229A, 7230, 7232, 7233, 7234, 7235, 7238, 7238A, 7239, 7239A, 7240, 7240A, 7241, 7242, and 7243, and all of Assessor's Block 7231 except Lot 3, all of Assessor's Block 7236 except Lot 1, all of Assessor's Block 7237 except Lot 9, and all of Assessor's Block 7244 except Lot 17 from a 40-X Height and Bulk District to a 28-X Height and Bulk District. (Department of City Planning) File 36-95-8, Ordinance No. (City Planning Resolution No. 14024, adopted December 7, 1995.) (General Rule Exclusion from Environmental Review.) (January 29, 1996 - Consideration continued to February 26, 1996.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 37-95-9.4: Findings
Source text[Findings] Motion adopting findings related to the appeal of the City Planning Commission's approval of Conditional Use Application No. 95.255C, for a planned unit development which allows the demolition of a fire-damaged, two-story commercial structure and accessory parking lot, construction of 30 low income rental dwelling units and 30 off-street parking spaces, authorizes exceptions from Planning Code requirements for rear yard depth, front setback, and moderation of building front, and authorizes conditional use approval for a building height of 46 feet in an RM-1 (Lot 1A-Mixed Residential, Low Density) and RM-2 (Lot 1-Residential, Mixed Moderate Density) District with a 50-X Height and Bulk designation on property located at 1010 South Van Ness Avenue (Lots 1 and 1A in Assessor's Block 3615). (Clerk of the Board) File 37-95-9.4 Adopted by the following vote:
File 18-96-4: Stop Intersections
Source text[Stop Intersections] Resolution designating certain intersections as Stop intersections. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 18-96-4, Resolution No. 192-96 (Stop Signs - Establish Frederick and Shrader Streets, northeast, northwest, and southwest corners, stopping all approaches (makes this an all-way Stop). Hawes and Shafter Avenues, northwest and southeast corners, stopping Hawes Avenue (makes this a 2-way Stop).) Adopted. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 19-96-3.2: Parking Regulations, Harrison Street
Source text[Parking Regulations, Harrison Street] Resolution enacting and rescinding parking regulations at Harrison Street. File 19-96-3.2 Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Yaki, moved to rerefer, as divided, to Housing and Land Use Committee. Motion to rerefer to Committee adopted by the following vote:
File 19-96-3.1: Parking Regulations, Hampshire Street
Source text[Parking Regulations, Hampshire Street] Resolution enacting parking regulations at Hampshire Street. File 19-96-3.1 Supervisor Yaki, seconded by Supervisor Migden, moved to continue consideration to March 11, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 19-96-3: Parking Regulations
Source textrough Saturday) - Establish Post Street, both sides, between Franklin and Gough Streets. One-Hour Parking Time Limit, 7 AM - 6 PM, Monday through Saturday - Rescind Parking Meter Area No. 3(2-Hour Time Limit, 9 AM - 6 PM, Monday through Friday) - Establish Battery Street, west side, between Green and Union Streets. Green Street, north side, between Sansome and Battery Streets. Vallejo Street, both sides, between Sansome and Battery Streets. ((Two-Hour Parking Time Limit, 7AM - 6 PM, Except Sunday - Rescind Parking Meter Area No. 3 (2-Hour Time Limit, 9 AM - 6 PM, Monday through Saturday) - Establish Harrison Street, both sides, between 3rd and 4th Streets.)) Parking Meter Area No. 2 (2-Hour Time Limit, 7 AM - 6 PM, Monday through Saturday) - Establish Bryant Street, both sides, between 2nd and 3rd Streets.) At the request of Supervisor Yaki, the question was divided with respect to Hampshire Street so the matter could be considered separately. At the request of Supervisor Kennedy, the question was divided with respect to Harrison Street so the matter could be considered separately. The roll was then called on the main resolution and it was adopted as divided, by the following vote:
File 6-96-27: Commending Police Chief Anthony Ribera
Source text[Commending Police Chief Anthony Ribera] Resolution commending Police Chief Anthony Ribera on his 28 years of exemplary service to the City and County of San Francisco. File 6-96-27, Resolution No. 187-96 Supervisors Hsieh, Kaufman presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-8: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Brown Act Finding] Motion that the Board find by roll call vote that for the resolutions being considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San Francisco after the agenda was posted. Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-8: Leaves of Absence
Source textIMPERATIVE CALENDAR Resolution(s), if any, to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions to be considered, the Board must first adopt the following two motions. Adopted [Purely Commendatory Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that the resolutions being considered at this time are purely commendatory. Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-8: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-8, Resolution No. 163-96 (Willie L. Brown, Jr., Mayor, City and County of San Francisco, February 17 -19; Tom Ammiano, member, Board of Supervisors, February 29 - March 3; Philip Adams, Director, Public Transportation, March 8 - 13; Mary Gomez Daddio, Commissioner, Human Rights Commission, February 14 - 20, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 200-96-2: Coit Tower Pioneer Park Stairway
Source text[Coit Tower Pioneer Park Stairway] Resolution urging the Chief Administrative Officer to direct the Department of Public Works to fund two stairways on Greenwich and Filbert Streets east of Telegraph Hill Boulevard to improve pedestrian circulation and Muni access. Sponsors Supervisors Bierman, Leal, Teng, Ammiano, Kaufman. File 200-96-2, Resolution No. 184-96 (February 12, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on February 20, 1996.) Adopted. In connection with the above item, Supervisors Leal, Teng, Ammiano, Kaufman requested to be added as co-sponsors. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 37-95-9.3: Findings
Source text[Findings] Motion directing the Clerk of the Board to prepare findings relating to proposed Conditional Use Application No. 95.255C, on property located at 1010 South Van Ness Avenue, for action by the Board at its next meeting. File 37-95-9.3 (January 22, 1996 - Consideration continued to February 20, 1996.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 37-95-9.2: Zoning Appeal
Source text[Zoning Appeal] Motion disapproving decision of City Planning Commission by its Motion No. 14022, approving Conditional Use Application No. 95.255C, on property located at 1010 South Van Ness Avenue, and adopting findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. File 37-95-9.2 (January 22, 1996 - Consideration continued to February 20, 1996.) Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved to table. Tabled by the following vote:
File 37-95-9.1: Zoning Appeal
Source text[Zoning Appeal] Motion approving decision of City Planning Commission by its Motion No. 14022, approving Conditional Use Application No. 95.255C, on property located at 1010 South Van Ness Avenue, and adopting findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. File 37-95-9.1 (January 22, 1996 - Consideration continued to February 20, 1996.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 20-96-3: No Left Turn Restrictions
Source text[No Left Turn Restrictions] Resolution rescinding the "No Left Turn" restriction and establishing a "No Left Turn Except Buses" restriction for eastbound Geary Boulevard at Park Presidio Boulevard. Sponsor Supervisor Shelley. File 20-96-3, Resolution No. 163-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 121-96-2: Tour Bus Restrictions, El Camino Del Mar/25th Avenue
Source textPassed for second reading as amended by the following vote:
File 192-96-1: State Grant, Retrofit of the Central Freeway
Source text[State Grant, Retrofit of the Central Freeway] Resolution authorizing the Executive Director of the Department of Parking and Traffic to apply for, accept and expend up to $51,825 in state funds for the modification and extension of an existing consultant contract in order to evaluate the feasibility of alternatives to the retrofit of the Central Freeway, waiving reimbursement of indirect costs; providing for ratification of action previously taken. (Department of Parking and Traffic) File 192-96-1, Resolution No. 183-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 82-96-1: Noise Easements Acquisition, City of Millbrae
Source text[Noise Easements Acquisition, City of Millbrae] Resolution authorizing the acquisition of 61 noise easements in the City of Millbrae as a part of the Airport Master Plan's Memorandum of Understanding between the Airport and its neighboring communities - $120,000,000. (Real Estate Department) File 82-96-1, Resolution No. 176-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 68-96-1: Disaster Relief Funds
Source text[Disaster Relief Funds] Resolution authorizing the Mayor and other designated City and County officials to execute and file, on behalf of the City and County, an application for Federal and/or State Financial Assistance under the Robert T. Stafford Federal Disaster Relief and Emergency Assistance Act and the State Natural Disaster Assistance Act for funds as a result of the December 1995 storms. (Controller) File 68-96-1, Resolution No. 175-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 51-95-4: Reimbursement to Employees
Source text[Reimbursement to Employees] Resolution authorizing reimbursement for cost of personal property of City and County employees damaged and/or stolen in the line of duty. (Government Efficiency and Labor Committee) File 51-95-4, Resolution No. 186-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-5: Public Health Laboratory Services
Source text[Public Health Laboratory Services] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to authorize the Director of Public Health to contract for laboratory services with non-governmental parties. (Department of Public Health) File 97-96-5, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 19A.20.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 97-96-4: Assessment Appeals Board, Hearing Officers
Source text[Assessment Appeals Board, Hearing Officers] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, changing the number of hearing officers selected from among the alternate members of the Assessment Appeals Boards. (City Attorney, Supervisors Bierman, Kaufman) File 97-96-4, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 2B.14.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 97-96-3: Employee Pay Warrants
Source text[Employee Pay Warrants] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, relating to the designation of person to receive warrants or checks on death of employee. (Controller) File 97-96-3, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 18.7.1.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 93-96-2: MOU, Implementing Provisions, Local 6
Source text[MOU, Implementing Provisions, Local 6] Ordinance adopting and implementing the provisions of a departmental Memorandum of Understanding between the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 6 and the Department of Transportation to be attached to the current citywide Memorandum of Understanding as Appendix 6, effective for the period March 1, 1996 through June 30, 1996. (Department of Human Resources) File 93-96-2, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 168-96-2: Acquisition of Property, Brooks Park/Extension "Open Space"
Source text[Acquisition of Property, Brooks Park/Extension "Open Space"] Resolution authorizing purchase agreement for acquisition of real property located in Merced Heights described as the Brooks Park Open Space Extension Site, identified as Assessor's Block 7075, Lots 32, 33, 34, and 35 for open space purposes and adopting findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. (Real Estate Department) File 168-96-2, Resolution No. 181-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 216-95-1: Combined Emergency Communications Center, 1003 Turk Street
Source text[Combined Emergency Communications Center, 1003 Turk Street] Ordinance selecting and setting aside certain real property at 1003 Turk Street in the Margaret S. Hayward Playground, Assessor's Block 759, Lot 1, for the construction and operation of a new Combined Emergency Communications Center; adopting findings that such project is in conformity with the Master Plan and consistent with the eight priority policies of City Planning Code Section 101.1; and adopting and incorporating findings pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act; companion measure to File 216-95-1. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Hsieh, Teng, Kennedy, Yaki, Ammiano. File 216-95-1.1, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) (February 12, 1996 - Consideration continued to February 20, 1996.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 216-95-1: Final Negative Declaration, 911 Emergency Dispatch Center
Source text[Final Negative Declaration, 911 Emergency Dispatch Center] Resolution adopting Final Negative Declaration, finding and determining that the new 911 Emergency Dispatch Center for the property located at 1003 Turk Street in the Margaret S. Hayward Playground, Assessor's Block 759, Lot 1, will have no significant impact on the environment, and adopting and incorporating findings of Final Negative Declaration. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Hsieh, Teng, Kennedy, Yaki, Ammiano. File 216-95-1, Resolution No. 160-96 (February 12, 1996 - Consideration continued to February 20, 1996.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 101-94-86: Appropriation, Fire Department
Source text[Appropriation, Fire Department] Ordinance appropriating $600,000, Fire Department, of 1992 Fire Protection Bond proceeds for Capital Improvement Project (design of new 911 Dispatch Center) for fiscal year 1995-96; subject of previous budgetary denial. (Budget Committee) File 101-94-86, Ordinance No. 70-96 (Fiscal Impact.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 214-96-1: State Grant, Juvenile Probation
Source text[State Grant, Juvenile Probation] Resolution authorizing the Juvenile Probation Department to accept and expend grant monies in the amount of $94,354.00 from the State of California, Department of the Youth Authority, for the administration of Log Cabin and Hidden Valley Ranches; waiving indirect costs. (Juvenile Probation Department) File 214-96-1, Resolution No. 185-96 Adopted. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 006-96-024: Friends of the Urban Forest
Source text[Friends of the Urban Forest] Resolution commending the ongoing efforts of the Friends of the Urban Forest and celebrating the planting of the organization's 20,000th tree. File 006-96-024, Resolution No. 146-96 Supervisors Shelley, Hsieh, Teng, Alioto, Yaki, Bierman, Kaufman, Migden, Ammiano, Kennedy, Leal presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-7: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Brown Act Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that for the resolutions being considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San Francisco after the agenda was posted. Supervisor Teng, seconded by Supervisor Migden, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-7: Leaves of Absence
Source textIMPERATIVE CALENDAR Resolution(s), if any, to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions to be considered, the Board must first adopt the following two motions. Adopted [Purely Commendatory Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that the resolutions being considered at this time are purely commendatory. Supervisor Teng, seconded by Supervisor Migden, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-7: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-7, Resolution No. 143-96 (Tom Ammiano, member, Board of Supervisors, March 9 - 13 and March 29 - April 3; Tom Hsieh, member, Board of Supervisors, February 25 - 27 and March 9 - 13; Susan Leal, member, Board of Supervisors, March 6 - 20, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 165-96-1.1: China Basin Ballpark Benefits Report
Source text[China Basin Ballpark Benefits Report] Motion directing the Budget Analyst to prepare a report analyzing any and all benefits to the City that might result from the construction of the proposed China Basin Ballpark as being considered by the voters at the March 26, 1996 election; requesting that the report be given highest priority. Sponsor Supervisor Hsieh. File 165-96-1.1 (February 5, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on February 12, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-11: Appointment
Source textThe roll was then called on the pending legislation and it was adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-11: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing Supervisor Tom Ammiano to the Executive Committee of the Association of Bay Area Government, for the unexpired portion of two year term ending June 30, 1996. (Clerk of the Board) File 92-96-11, Resolution No. 161-96 (February 5, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on February 12, 1996.) Supervisor Ammiano Excused from Voting On advise of the City Attorney, Supervisor Ammiano requested to be excused from voting because of possible conflict of interest. Thereupon, Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Bierman, moved to excuse Supervisor Ammiano from voting. Motion adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-10: Appointment
Source textThe roll was then called on the pending legislation and it was adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-10: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing Supervisor Sue Bierman to the Bay Conservation and Development Commission. (Clerk of the Board) File 92-96-10, Resolution No. 159-96 (February 5, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on February 12, 1996.) Supervisor Bierman Excused from Voting On advice of the City Attorney, Supervisor Bierman requested to be excused from voting because of possible conflict of interest. Thereupon, Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Yaki, moved to excuse Supervisor Bierman from voting. Motion adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-9: Appointment
Source textThe roll was then called on the pending legislation and it was adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-9: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing Supervisor Kevin Shelley to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District Board of Directors. (Clerk of the Board) File 92-96-9, Resolution No. 158-96 (February 5, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on February 12, 1996.) Supervisor Shelley Excused from Voting On advice of the City Attorney, Supervisor Shelley requested to be excused from voting because of possible conflict of interest. Thereupon, Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to excuse Supervisor Shelley from voting. Motion to excuse Supervisor Shelley from voting adopted by the following vote:
File 92-95-38: Appointments
Source text[Appointments] Resolution appointing members to the Drug Abuse Advisory Board, for new three-year terms ending October 1, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-95-38, Resolution No. 139-96 (Juan Oyarzun, Seat No. 22103, public-at-large, vice himself, term expired; Mary Louise Adlo-Robinson, Seat No. 22108, public-at-large, vice herself, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-94-27.4: Appointments
Source text[Appointments] Resolution appointing members to the Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Board, for new three-year terms ending August 31, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-94-27.4, Resolution No. 137-96 (Susan T. Obata, M.D., Seat No. 22803, vice Ellie Journey, term expired; Harry Z. Coren, M.D., Seat No. 22810, health professional, vice himself, term expired; Elena Fuentes-Afflick, M.D. MPH, Seat No. 22812, health professional, vice Father James Goode, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 20-96-2.1: Traffic Regulations, Various Locations
Source text (90-foot zone); Ocean Avenue, north side, between Dorado Terrace and Faxon Avenue; Ocean Avenue, south side, between Ashton and Jules Avenues; Ocean Avenue, south side, from Jules Avenue to 70 feet easterly (70-foot zone); San Jose Avenue, east side, from Seneca Avenue to 145 feet northerly (145-foot zone); San Jose Avenue, east side, from Seneca Avenue to 60-feet southerly (60-foot zone); Taraval Street, north side, between Sunset Boulevard and 36th Avenue; Taraval Street, north side, from 23rd Avenue to 175 feet westerly (175-foot zone); Taraval Street, north side, from 23rd Avenue to 45 feet easterly (45-foot zone); Taraval Street, north side, from 36th Avenue to 140 feet easterly (140-foot zone); Taraval Street, south side, between Sunset Boulevard and 37th Avenue; Taraval Street, south side, from 22nd Avenue to 175 feet easterly (175-foot zone); Taraval Street, south side, from 37th Avenue to 185 feet westerly (185-foot zone); Transit and Left Turns only - Establish Taraval Street, eastbound, within streetcar lane between Sunset Boulevard and 38th Avenue; Taraval Street, westbound, within streetcar lane between Sunset Boulevard and 35th Avenue.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 19-96-2: Parking Regulations, Various Locations
Source text[Parking Regulations, Various Locations] Resolution enacting parking regulations at various locations, to accommodate Muni's high level wheelchair accessible streetcar boarding platforms. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 19-96-2, Resolution No. 149-96 (Diagonal (45-Degree Angle) Parking - Establish 29th Street, north side, from Church Street to 255 feet westerly (255-foot zone); Ashton Avenue, east side, from Ocean Avenue to 100 feet southerly (100-foot zone); Day Street, south side, from 55 feet to 270 feet west of Church Street (215-foot zone); Faxon Avenue, east side, from Ocean Avenue to 127 feet southerly (127-foot zone). Diagonal (60)-Degree Angle) Parking - Establish 22nd Avenue, west side, from 30 feet to 490 feet south of Santiago Street (460-foot zone).) Adopted by the following vote:
File 223-96-1: Liquor License Transfer, 2300 16th St., Unit #203
Source text[Liquor License Transfer, 2300 16th St., Unit #203] Resolution determining that the transfer of a liquor license for Safeway Store #1490 from 2300 16th Street to 2300 16th Street, Unit #203, will serve the convenience and necessity of the people of the City and County of San Francisco, in accordance with Section 23958.4 of the California and Professions Code. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 223-96-1, Resolution No. 162-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 200-95-8: Public Works Landmark Trees
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 200-95-8: Public Works Landmark Trees
Source text[Public Works Landmark Trees] Resolution ((requesting the Board of Supervisors to designate)) designating four tree locations (1801 Bush Street; Dolores Street, center island, Third Street and Yosemite Street; 1701 Franklin Street) for landmark tree status because of their historical associations, aesthetic qualities, or contribution to the City's overall character. Sponsors Supervisors Teng, Bierman. File 200-95-8, Resolution No. 142-96 Supervisor Bierman, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved to amend title, line two, by deleting "Requesting the Board of Supervisors to designate" and inserting "Designating". Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 19-95-9.1: Parking Regulations, Townsend Street
Source text[Parking Regulations, Townsend Street] Resolution enacting parking regulations at Townsend Street, south side, from 5th Street to 300 feet easterly, by establishing Two Hour parking time limit, 7 AM - 6 PM, Monday through Friday. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 19-95-9.1, Resolution No. 138-96 (Two Hour Parking Time Limit, 7 AM to 6 PM, Monday through Friday, Establish Townsend Street, south side, from 5th Street to 300 feet easterly.) (September 18, 1995 - Rereferred to Committee.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 124-96-1: Vehicle Weight Restriction, Scott Street
Source text[Vehicle Weight Restriction, Scott Street] Ordinance amending Traffic Code, adding Scott Street, between California and Bush Streets, to the list of streets upon which a commercial vehicle weight restriction shall apply. (Department of Parking and Traffic) File 124-96-1, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 28.5.46.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 78-96-2: Health Service System
Source text[Health Service System] Resolution urging the Health Service Board and the Director of Health Services to write to Kaiser Permanente and all other such health plan providers informing them that as an employee/retiree health plan provider they are expected to make available the most current and effective preventative care treatment for HIV disease/AIDS and all life-threatening illnesses to everyone enrolled in San Francisco's employee/retiree health plans. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Alioto, Migden, Leal, Bierman. File 78-96-2, Resolution No. 156-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 216-95-1: Combined Emergency Communications Center, 1003 Turk Street
Source text[Combined Emergency Communications Center, 1003 Turk Street] Ordinance selecting and setting aside certain real property at 1003 Turk Street in the Margaret S. Hayward Playground, Assessor's Block 759, Lot 1, for the construction and operation of a new Combined Emergency Communications Center; adopting findings that such project is in conformity with the Master Plan and consistent with the eight priority policies of City Planning Code Section 101.1; and adopting and incorporating findings pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act; companion measure to File 216-95-1. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Hsieh, Teng, Kennedy, Yaki, Ammiano. File 216-95-1.1, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Supervisor Shelley, seconded by Supervisor Bierman, moved to continue consideration to February 20, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 216-95-1: Final Negative Declaration, 911 Emergency Dispatch Center
Source text[Final Negative Declaration, 911 Emergency Dispatch Center] Resolution adopting Final Negative Declaration, finding and determining that the new 911 Emergency Dispatch Center for the property located at 1003 Turk Street in the Margaret S. Hayward Playground, Assessor's Block 759, Lot 1, will have no significant impact on the environment, and adopting and incorporating findings of Final Negative Declaration. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Hsieh, Teng, Kennedy, Yaki, Ammiano. File 216-95-1, Resolution No. Supervisor Shelley, seconded by Supervisor Bierman, moved to continue consideration to February 20, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 143-95-7: 911 Lease Revenue Bonds
Source text[911 Lease Revenue Bonds] Resolution declaring the intent of the City and County to reimburse certain expenditures (construction of a combined dispatch center, equipment and computer-aided dispatch systems for police, fire and emergency medical services) from proceeds of future indebtedness; and authorizing the Chief Administrative Officer to develop a plan of finance; companion measure to File 143-95-7. (Chief Administrative Officer) File 170-95-14, Resolution No. 141-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 143-95-7: Federal Grant, "COPS MORE" Program
Source text[Federal Grant, "COPS MORE" Program] Resolution authorizing the Chief of Police to accept and expend funds in the amount of two million seven hundred thirteen thousand eight hundred one dollars ($2,713,801) for a project known as the "Equipment and Technology Component" of the "Cops More Program" and agreeing to provide a cash match in the amount of one million six hundred four thousand seven hundred eighty-nine ($1,604,789.00) dollars; waiving indirect costs; placing $2,591,295 on reserve and providing for ratification of action previously taken. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Teng, Kennedy, Yaki, Ammiano. File 143-95-7, Resolution No. 140-96 (Fiscal Impact.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-2: 911 Emergency Response Fund Interest
Source text[911 Emergency Response Fund Interest] Ordinance amending Administrative Code to require effective January 1, 1996, that interest earned from the fund be retained in the fund to be expended only for the purposes for which the fund was established. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Teng, Kennedy, Yaki, Ammiano. File 97-96-2, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 10.204.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-44: Appropriation, Chief Administrative Officer
Source text[Appropriation, Chief Administrative Officer] Ordinance appropriating $1,600,000, Chief Administrative Officer, of 911 Project Funds for the purpose of mobile computing terminals (provide local match for Cops More grant); placing $1,600,000 on reserve. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Teng, Kennedy, Yaki, Ammiano. File 101-95-44, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-94-86: Appropriation, Fire Department
Source text[Appropriation, Fire Department] Ordinance appropriating $600,000, Fire Department, of 1992 Fire Protection Bond proceeds for Capital Improvement Project (design of new 911 Dispatch Center) for fiscal year 1995-96; subject of previous budgetary denial. (Budget Committee) File 101-94-86, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 84-96-1: Easement
Source text[Easement] Resolution authorizing the City and County to acquire, on behalf of the Department of Public Works, a temporary construction easement to be used as a staging area during construction of the Islais Creek Project, through a portion of the real property identified as Assessor's Parcel No. 4349/15 and to adopt findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. (Real Estate Department) File 84-96-1, Resolution No. 157-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 101-95-48: Appropriation, Art Commission
Source text[Appropriation, Art Commission] Ordinance appropriating $201,348, Art Commission, $200,000 from the Reserve for Cultural Centers and $1,348 from the General Fund Reserve, for various facilities maintenance improvements for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $197,488 on reserve. Sponsors Supervisors Kaufman, Bierman. File 101-95-48, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-47: Appropriation, Chief Administrative Officer
Source text[Appropriation, Chief Administrative Officer] Ordinance appropriating $50,000, Chief Administrative Officer, from the General Fund Reserve to professional services to provide funding for negotiations with Viacom/TCI for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $10,500 on reserve; providing for ratification of action previously taken. (Controller) File 101-95-47, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-46: Appropriation, Department of City Planning
Source text[Appropriation, Department of City Planning] Ordinance appropriating $101,874, Department of City Planning, of Planning Fee revenue, to salaries and mandatory fringe benefits to reduce salary savings for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-46, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 40-96-2: Residential Parking Area "U", South of Market
Source text[Residential Parking Area "U", South of Market] Resolution extending the boundaries of Residential Permit Parking Area "U" in the South of Market Area and adding to the list of streets upon which time limitations shall apply. (Department of Parking and Traffic) File 40-96-2, Resolution No. 154-96 Adopted. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 6-96-23: Commend Booker T. Washington Comm. Serv. Ctr.
Source text[Commend Booker T. Washington Comm. Serv. Ctr.] Resolution commending the Booker T. Washington Community Service Center on its 75th Anniversary and congratulating the Center for innovative programs bringing together single parents and shut-in seniors. File 6-96-23, Resolution No. 131-96 Supervisors Alioto, Kennedy, Ammiano, Bierman presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-6: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Brown Act Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that for the resolutions being considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San Francisco after the agenda was posted. Supervisor Ammiano, seconded by Supervisor Kennedy, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-6: Leaves of Absence
Source textIMPERATIVE CALENDAR Resolution(s), if any, to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions to be considered, the Board must first adopt the following two motions. Adopted [Purely Commendatory Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that the resolutions being considered at this time are purely commendatory. Supervisor Ammiano, seconded by Supervisor Kennedy, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-6: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-6, Resolution No. 128-96 (Willie B. Kennedy, member, Board of Supervisors, February 14 - 19; Kevin Shelley, President, Board of Supervisors, February 7 - 10; Marie K. Brooks, Vice President, Airports Commission, February 7 - 14, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 225-96-1: Renaming Parkside Branch Library
Source text[Renaming Parkside Branch Library] Resolution urging the Mayor to urge the Library Commission to change the name of the Parkside Branch of the San Francisco Public Library to honor Joseph Balanesi. Sponsor Supervisor Shelley. File 225-96-1, Resolution No. 136-96 (January 29, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on February 5, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 28-96-2: Emergency Repair, Agricultural Building Skylight
Source text[Emergency Repair, Agricultural Building Skylight] Resolution approving a declaration of emergency for replacement of the deteriorated skylight of the Agriculture Building, Embarcadero and Mission Street, under the control of the Port. (Port Commission) File 28-96-2, Resolution No. 135-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-95-67: Domestic Partnership Ceremonies
Source text[Domestic Partnership Ceremonies] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, authorizing the County Clerk to provide a civil ceremony to solemnize the existence of a domestic partnership; setting effective date. Sponsors Supervisors Migden, Kaufman, Leal, Ammiano, Bierman, Alioto, Teng, Shelley, Hsieh, Yaki. File 97-95-67, Ordinance No. 66-96 (Adds Section 62.9.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 127-95-12: Board of Permit Appeals
Source text[Board of Permit Appeals] Ordinance amending Municipal Code, Part III, to provide that the Board of Permit Appeals shall fix the time and place of hearing not less than ten days nor more than forty-five days after the filing of said appeal and shall act thereon not later than sixty days after such filing or a reasonable time thereafter; except that place of entertainment and cabaret permits shall be set not less than fifteen days and acted upon not later than thirty days after filing, and the Board shall not entertain a motion for rehearing. Sponsor Supervisor Bierman. File 127-95-12, Ordinance No. 61-96 (Amends Section 8.) Finally passed. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 006-96-019: Commend Mission Hiring Hall
Source text[Commend Mission Hiring Hall] Resolution commemorating the Twenty-fifth Anniversary of the Mission Hiring Hall. File 006-96-019, Resolution No. 113-96 Supervisor Shelley presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-018: Commend Star Academy
Source text[Commend Star Academy] Resolution commending Star Academy on the occasion of its 1996 awards gala and declaring February 10, 1996, as Star Academy Day in San Francisco. File 006-96-018, Resolution No. 112-96 Supervisors Kaufman, Teng presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 6-96-17: San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council
Source text[Brown Act Finding] Motion that the Board find by roll call vote that for the resolutions being considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San Francisco after the agenda was posted. Supervisor Alioto, seconded by Supervisor Kennedy, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 6-96-17: San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council
Source textIMPERATIVE CALENDAR Resolution(s), if any, to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions to be considered, the Board must first adopt the following two motions. Adopted [Purely Commendatory Finding] Motion that the Board find by roll call vote that the resolutions being considered at this time are purely commendatory. Supervisor Alioto, seconded by Supervisor Kennedy, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 6-96-17: San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council
Source text[San Francisco Building and Construction Trades Council] Resolution recognizing the contributions to the City and County by the San Francisco Building and Trades Council. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Kaufman, Bierman. File 6-96-17, Resolution No. 111-96 Adopted. In connection with the above item, Supervisors Kaufman, Bierman requested to be added as co-sponsors. The foregoing items on the Immediate Adoption Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 58-96-5: Final Map, 1688 Sacramento Street
Source text[Final Map, 1688 Sacramento Street] Motion approving final map of 1688 Sacramento Street, a Condominium Project, being a resubdivision of Lot 13 in Assessor's Block 621, and adopting findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of Public Works) File 58-96-5 (January 22, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on January 29, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 12-96-5.1: State AIDS Drug Program
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 12-96-5.1: State AIDS Drug Program
Source text, Bierman, Migden. File 12-96-5.1, Resolution No. 114-96 (January 22, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on January 29, 1996.) Supervisor Alioto, seconded by Supervisor Kennedy, moved an amendment of the whole entitled, "Resolution urging the Governor and the California State Legislature to support and approve a $7 million augmentation requested by the State Department of Health Services for the State AIDS Drug Assistance Program to cover funding shortfalls for the current contract period and to allow for siquinavir and epivir (3TC) to be added to the formulary for the current contract period; urging the Governor and the State Legislature to identify and establish a permanent funding source for the State AIDS Drug Assistance Program to prevent continued budgetary deficits and to cover the costs necessary to purchase drugs recommended by the ADAP Medical Advisory Committee; and declaring that it is the policy of the City and County of San Francisco that the availability of drug subsidies to those in medical need, living with life threatening illness, should be based on medical necessity rather than budgetary concerns.". Amendment of the Whole adopted by the following vote:
File 223-95-37: Liquor License, 110 Cyril Magnin
Source text[Liquor License, 110 Cyril Magnin] Resolution opposing the request for issuance of an off-sale beer and wine license to Tarik Hussein for Charlie's Stand at 110 Cyril Magnin, and determining that it will not serve the public convenience and necessity of the people of the City and County, in accordance with Section 23958.4 of the California Business and Professions Code. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 223-95-37, Resolution No. 104-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 223-95-36: Liquor License, 2648 Judah Street
Source text[Liquor License, 2648 Judah Street] Resolution determining that the issuance of an on-sale general public premises liquor license to Eamon Corry for The Harp Inc. at 2648 Judah Street, will serve the convenience and necessity of the people of the City and County, in accordance with Section 23958.4 of the California Business and Professions Code. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 223-95-36, Resolution No. 103-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 85-95-5: Mid-Embarcadero/Terminal Separator Structure
Source text[Mid-Embarcadero/Terminal Separator Structure] Resolution endorsing the Department of Parking and Traffic Variant with a Mid-Embarcadero split roadway, as the preferred alternative for replacement of the Mid-Embarcadero/Terminal Separator structure, requesting Department of City Planning to incorporate the variant as the preferred alternative in the Final Environmental Impact Statement/Final Environmental Report, and requesting the Chief Administrative Officer to take the necessary steps to secure project funding at the earliest possible time; urging additional study of traffic and transit issues related to the northeast (Chinatown and North Beach) sector, and urging deferral of the sale of freeway related parcels on Broadway until the final EIS/EIR is certified. Sponsors Supervisors Bierman, Teng, Migden. File 85-95-5, Resolution No. 100-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 42-96-1: Temporary Street Closing, Pine Street
Source text[Temporary Street Closing, Pine Street] Resolution granting revocable permission to PCL Construction Services, Incorporated to temporarily close and occupy the southerly sidewalk of Pine Street between Franklin and Van Ness Avenue during construction operations at the San Francisco Towers Project, Assessor's Block 666. (Department of Public Works) File 42-96-1, Resolution No. 117-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 127-95-12: Board of Permit Appeals
Source text[Board of Permit Appeals] Ordinance amending Municipal Code, Part III, to provide that the Board of Permit Appeals shall fix the time and place of hearing not less than ten days nor more than forty-five days after the filing of said appeal and shall act thereon not later than sixty days after such filing or a reasonable time thereafter; except that place of entertainment and cabaret permits shall be set not less than fifteen days and acted upon not later than thirty days after filing, and the Board shall not entertain a motion for rehearing. Sponsor Supervisor Bierman. File 127-95-12, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 8.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 115-95-11: Residential Zoning Amendments
Source text[Residential Zoning Amendments] Ordinance amending Planning Code, to establish new provisions that apply to construction in the RH and RM Zoning Districts for permit application review, notification and appeals procedures and adherence to approved design guidelines as well as to the Planning Code; and new provisions that apply to review of proposed demolitions in all residential districts. (Department of City Planning) File 115-95-11, Ordinance No. 46-96 (Added new Section 311.) (City Planning Resolution No. 13960, adopted September 21, 1995.) (November 13, 1995 - Passed for second reading.) (December 4, 1995 - Re-Referred to Committee.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 36-95-8: Zoning Map Amendment, Lakeside Subdivision
Source text[Zoning Map Amendment, Lakeside Subdivision] Ordinance amending City Planning Code by amending the Zoning Map of the City and County for certain properties in the Lakeside Subdivision, generally bounded by Eucalyptus Drive on the north and Junipero Serra Boulevard and 19th Avenue on the east, south and west, all of Assessor's Blocks 7228, 7229, 7229A, 7230, 7232, 7233, 7234, 7235, 7238, 7238A, 7239, 7239A, 7240, 7240A, 7241, 7242, and 7243, and all of Assessor's Block 7231 except Lot 3, all of Assessor's Block 7236 except Lot 1, all of Assessor's Block 7237 except Lot 9, and all of Assessor's Block 7244 except Lot 17 from a 40-X Height and Bulk District to a 28-X Height and Bulk District. (Department of City Planning) File 36-95-8, Ordinance No. (City Planning Resolution No. 14024, adopted December 7, 1995.) (General Rule Exclusion from Environmental Review.) Supervisor Teng, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved to continue consideration to February 26, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 237-95-1: Domestic Violence
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 237-95-1: Domestic Violence
Source text[Domestic Violence] Resolution finding that domestic violence is a serious crime and not a civil dispute and that civil compromise is an inappropriate resolution to these cases; declaring that the Board of Supervisors believes that judges of the Municipal Court should not use civil compromise in domestic violence cases; urging that when such compromises are considered, proper notice and hearings are required; urging the District Attorney to continue his efforts to resist civil compromise in domestic violence cases, and urging the State Legislature to approve passage of AB 1994 which amends the California Penal Code to prohibit the use of civil compromise in domestic violence cases. Sponsors Supervisors Kaufman, Alioto, Leal, Shelley, Teng. File 237-95-1, Resolution No. 105-96 (January 8, 1996 - Rereferred to Committee from Board.) Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved an amendment of the whole bearing same title. Amendment of the Whole adopted by the following vote:
File 121-96-1: Pawnbroking Moratorium, Mission/Ingleside
Source text[Pawnbroking Moratorium, Mission/Ingleside] Ordinance amending Police Code, to extend the moratorium on the issuance of permits by the Chief of Police to operate any pawnbroking business in the Mission and Ingleside Districts to January 15, 2001. Sponsor Supervisor Hsieh, Leal, Alioto, Shelley, Bierman. File 121-96-1, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 2825.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 199-96-1: S.F. General Hospital Parking System
Source text[S.F. General Hospital Parking System] Resolution approving the transfer of jurisdiction and control over certain parking lots located within San Francisco General Hospital Medical Center to Parking Authority; approving the Memorandum of Understanding between the City and the Parking Authority regarding the creation and management of a parking system for the San Francisco General Hospital Medical Center, with the exception of the parking rates, which will be determined in the future; authorizing the Parking Authority to seek bids for the management of the parking system; approving the form of the bid documents; and appointing City officials to act as agents of the Parking Authority. (Department of Parking and Traffic) File 199-96-1, Resolution No. 127-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 188-96-1: Hold Harmless Agreement
Source text[Hold Harmless Agreement] Resolution authorizing hold harmless agreement with Alameda County pertaining to potential actions challenging the validity of land use entitlements requested for the San Francisco Water Department's Bernal Property. Sponsor Supervisor Kennedy. File 188-96-1, Resolution No. 125-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 78-96-1: Health Service System Contributions
Source text[Health Service System Contributions] Resolution establishing the contribution to be made to the Health Service System by City and County, Unified School District and Community College District for fiscal year 1996-97. (Health Service System) File 78-96-1, Resolution No. 122-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 106-95-2.1: Compensation, Unrepresented Employees, Amendment
Source text[Compensation, Unrepresented Employees, Amendment] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 136-95 to correct a clerical error to the provisions setting the City's contribution to health insurance for unrepresented employees for fiscal year 1995-96. (Department of Human Resources) File 106-95-2.1, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 97-96-1: Farmers' Market Hours of Operation
Source text[Farmers' Market Hours of Operation] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to allow the Alemany Farmers' Market to operate on Sundays. (Department of Agriculture and Weights and Measures) File 97-96-1, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 9A.12 Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 97-95-68: IRS Pension Limits
Source text[IRS Pension Limits] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, regarding Internal Revenue Section 401(a)(17) Limitations which governs certain provisions of public employee retirement plans. (Retirement System) File 97-95-68, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 16.29-7.5.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 97-95-67: Domestic Partnership Ceremonies
Source text[Domestic Partnership Ceremonies] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, authorizing the County Clerk to provide a civil ceremony to solemnize the existence of a domestic partnership; setting effective date. Sponsors Supervisors Migden, Kaufman, Leal, Ammiano, Bierman, Alioto, Teng, Shelley. File 97-95-67, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 62.9.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 27-96-2: Airport Lease Modification, American Airlines
Source text[Airport Lease Modification, American Airlines] Ordinance approving retroactively, Modification No. 7 of Lease and Use Agreement between American Airlines, Inc. and City and County, acting by and through its Airports Commission. (Airports Commission) File 27-96-2, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 187-96-1: Trial Court Funding, 1996-1997
Source text[Trial Court Funding, 1996-1997] Resolution electing to become subject to the provisions of the State Trial Court Funding Program for the period of July 1, 1996 through June 30, 1997. (Controller) File 187-96-1, Resolution No. 124-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 101-95-42: Appropriation, Recreation and Park Department
Source text[Appropriation, Recreation and Park Department] Ordinance appropriating $489,800, Recreation and Park Department, from the General Fund Reserve for other current expenses, materials and supplies and overtime for storm damage repair, for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $236,000 on reserve and providing for ratification of action previously taken. (Controller) File 101-95-42, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-41: Appropriation, Recreation and Park Department
Source text[Appropriation, Recreation and Park Department] Ordinance appropriating $250,000, Recreation and Park Department, from the General Fund Reserve to a capital improvement project to match funds for the design of the reconstruction of the Conservatory of Flowers for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $250,000 on reserve. Sponsor Supervisor Shelley. File 101-95-41, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-39: Appropriation, Department of Human Resources
Source text[Appropriation, Department of Human Resources] Ordinance appropriating $300,000, Department of Human Resources, to conduct a classification study for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $150,000 on reserve. (Controller) File 101-95-39, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-38: Appropriation, Board of Supervisors
Source text[Appropriation, Board of Supervisors] Ordinance appropriating $125,000, Board of Supervisors, from the General Fund Reserve for professional services to allow the Budget Analyst to conduct a comprehensive management audit at the Municipal Railway for fiscal year 1995-96 (Implementation of Proposition "J"). (Controller) File 101-95-38, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-37: Salary Ordinance Amendment, Adult Probation Department
Source text[Salary Ordinance Amendment, Adult Probation Department] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 256-95 (Annual Salary Ordinance, 1995/96), reflecting the creation of three (3) positions, 8434G Supv. Adult Probation Officer, 8442G Senior Probation Officer, 1424G Clerk Typist in the Adult Probation Department; companion measure to File 101-95-37. (Department of Human Resources) File 102-95-9, Ordinance No. 45-96 (Fiscal Impact.) (January 22, 1996 - Consideration continued to January 29, 1996.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 101-95-37: Appropriation, Adult Probation Department
Source text[Appropriation, Adult Probation Department] Ordinance appropriating $609,913, Adult Probation Department, of Federal recurring grant revenue to salaries, fringe benefits, indirect costs, travel, training, non-personal services, materials and supplies, equipment and services of other departments for the creation of three (3) positions to implement the San Francisco Criminal Justice Treatment Network for Women for fiscal year 1995-96; providing for ratification of action previously taken; placing $18,654 on reserve. (Controller) File 101-95-37, Ordinance No. 43-96 (Fiscal Impact.) (January 22, 1996 - Consideration continued to January 29, 1996.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 118-96-1: Lead Poisoning Prevention Committee
Source text[Lead Poisoning Prevention Committee] Ordinance amending Health Code, to reduce the membership of the Lead Poisoning Prevention Citizens Advisory Committee from 29 members to 25 members. Sponsor Supervisor Shelley. File 118-96-1, Ordinance No. 56-96 (Amends Section 1607.) Finally passed. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 006-96-013: Commend Rudy Galindo
Source text[Commend Rudy Galindo] Resolution commending Rudy Galindo, 1996 National Men's Figure Skating Champion - a Northern California native who is the first Latino and first openly Gay figure skating champion in history. File 006-96-013, Resolution No. 95-96 Supervisors Leal, Migden, Ammiano, Kaufman, Bierman, Hsieh, Teng, Alioto, Shelley presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-4: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Brown Act Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that for the resolutions being considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San Francisco after the agenda was posted. Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-4: Leaves of Absence
Source textIMPERATIVE CALENDAR Resolution(s), if any, to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions to be considered, the Board must first adopt the following two motions. Adopted [Purely Commendatory Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that the resolutions being considered at this time are purely commendatory. Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-4: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-4, Resolution No. 94-96 (Tom Hsieh, member, Board of Supervisors, January 29; Willie B. Kennedy, member, Board of Supervisors, January 26 - 28; Michael Hennessey, Sheriff, Office of the Sheriff, January 22 - 23; Calvin Louie, Commissioner, Human Rights Commission, January 13 - 18, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 58-96-2: Final Map, 445 Bush Street
Source text[Final Map, 445 Bush Street] Motion approving final map of Pacific States Building, 445 Bush Street, a Condominium Project, being a resubdivision of Lot 25 in Assessor's Block 287, and adopting findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of Public Works) File 58-96-2 (January 16, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on January 22, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 92-95-47: Appointment, Delinquency Prevention Commission
Source text[Appointment, Delinquency Prevention Commission] Resolution appointing member to the Delinquency Prevention Commission, for a new four-year term ending June 30, 1999. (Rules Committee) File 92-95-47, Resolution No. 101-96 (Cynthia M. Seymour, Seat No. 21817, vice Thomatra Scott, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 118-96-1: Lead Poisoning Prevention Committee
Source text[Lead Poisoning Prevention Committee] Ordinance amending Health Code, to reduce the membership of the Lead Poisoning Prevention Citizens Advisory Committee from 29 members to 25 members. Sponsor Supervisor Shelley. File 118-96-1, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 1607.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 90-95-5: Landmark Designation, Odd Fellows Columbarium
Source text[Landmark Designation, Odd Fellows Columbarium] Ordinance designating the Odd Fellows Columbarium as Landmark No. 209 pursuant to Article 10 of the City Planning Code; companion measure to Files 115-95-17 and 115-95-17.1. Sponsors Supervisors Bierman, Teng. File 90-95-5, Ordinance No. (City Planning Resolution No. 13999, adopted November 9, 1995) (City Planning Resolution No. 14003, adopted November 9, 1995) (Landmarks Board Resolution No. 465, adopted November 2, 1995.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 115-95-17.1: Columbarium/Mortuary Uses, Residential Districts
Source text[Columbarium/Mortuary Uses, Residential Districts] Ordinance amending Planning Code, to permit Columbarium and mortuary uses on landmark sites in Residential Zoning Districts which are within Height and Bulk Districts of 40 feet or less and subject to authorization of a conditional use. Sponsors Supervisors Bierman, Teng. File 115-95-17.1, Ordinance No. (Adds a new Section 209.9(j) to Section 209.9.) (City Planning Resolution No. 14000, adopted November 9, 1995.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 115-95-17: Final Negative Declaration, One Loraine Court
Source text[Final Negative Declaration, One Loraine Court] Resolution adopting Final Negative Declaration, finding and determining that amending Section 209.9 of the City Planning Code to permit as a conditional use mortuary and Columbarium uses within Residential Zoning Districts on designated landmark sites will have no significant impact on the environment, and adopting and incorporating findings of Final Negative Declaration. Sponsors Supervisors Bierman, Teng. File 115-95-17, Resolution No. 102-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 218-96-1: Mortgage Credit Certificates
Source text[Mortgage Credit Certificates] Resolution authorizing an application to the California Debt Limit Allocation Committee to permit the issuance of Mortgage Credit Certificates in an amount not to exceed $25,000,000. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Kaufman, Bierman, Hsieh, Leal. File 218-96-1, Resolution No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-40: Appropriation, Convention Facilities Management
Source text[Appropriation, Convention Facilities Management] Ordinance appropriating and rescinding $466,000, Convention Facilities Management Department, of Convention Facilities Funds to a capital improvement project (provide initial funding for the Moscone Expansion Project and final funding for the convention expansion study), for fiscal year 1995-96, placing $300,000 on reserve, providing for ratification of action previously taken. (Controller) File 101-95-40, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 90-95-3: Landmark Designation, Alhambra Theater
Source text[Landmark Designation, Alhambra Theater] Ordinance designating Alhambra Theater as Landmark No. 217 pursuant to Article 10 of the City Planning Code. Sponsors Supervisors Bierman, Migden, Teng, Leal. File 90-95-3, Ordinance No. 39-96 (City Planning Resolution No. 14005, adopted November 9, 1995.) (Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board Resolution No. 478, adopted June 7, 1995.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 122-95-1: 1995 San Francisco Mechanical Code
Source text[1995 San Francisco Mechanical Code] Ordinance amending Mechanical Code by adopting by reference the 1994 Uniform Mechanical Code as amended by the 1995 California Mechanical Code, retaining and making applicable to the State Code all previously adopted San Francisco amendments to the State Code and findings of local conditions required by state law; republishing the retained San Francisco amendments in a separate volume with corrected section references and reformatting to correspond to the new State Code references and format; and making nonsubstantive editorial changes to conform the code to Charter Section 3.750; effective date of February 19, 1996. (Building Inspection Commission) File 122-95-1, Ordinance No. 49-96 Finally passed. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 46-96-2: Settlement, Modesto/Turlock Irrigation Districts
Source text[Settlement, Modesto/Turlock Irrigation Districts] Ordinance authorizing settlement of regulatory proceeding before the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission involving increased flows and fishery resource protection costs for the Lower Tuolumne River with costs not to exceed $2,420,000 and payment to the Modesto and Turlock Irrigation Districts of $3.5 million per year, with an escalation rate effective year six. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman. File 46-96-2, Ordinance No. 35-96 Finally passed by the following vote:
File 101-95-37: Salary Ordinance Amendment, Adult Probation Department
Source text[Salary Ordinance Amendment, Adult Probation Department] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 256-95 (Annual Salary Ordinance, 1995/96), reflecting the creation of three (3) positions, 8434G Supv. Adult Probation Officer, 8442G Senior Probation Officer, 1424G Clerk Typist in the Adult Probation Department; companion measure to File 101-95-37. (Department of Human Resources) File 102-95-9, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to continue consideration to January 29, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 101-95-37: Appropriation, Adult Probation Department
Source text[Appropriation, Adult Probation Department] Ordinance appropriating $609,913, Adult Probation Department, of federal recurring grant revenue to salaries, fringe benefits, indirect costs, travel, training, non-personal services, materials and supplies, equipment and services of other departments for the creation of three (3) positions to implement the San Francisco Criminal Justice Treatment Network for Women for fiscal year 1995-96; providing for ratification of action previously taken; placing $18,654 on reserve. (Controller) File 101-95-37, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to continue consideration to January 29, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-011: Commend Fred Lau
Source text[Commend Fred Lau] Resolution commending Mayor Brown's appointment of Fred Lau to the position of Police Chief and commending Fred Lau for his twenty-five years of service to the San Francisco community. File 006-96-011, Resolution No. 81-96 Supervisors Teng, Hsieh, Shelley, Kennedy, Ammiano, Alioto, Bierman, Kaufman, Leal, Migden for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-010: Silver Avenue 101 On/Off Ramp Reopening
Source text[Silver Avenue 101 On/Off Ramp Reopening] Resolution commending the neighbors, merchants and community organizations who helped secure the reopening of the Silver Avenue 101 on and off ramps in the Portola neighborhood on the occasion of the ramps reopening January 18, 1996. File 006-96-010, Resolution No. 80-96 Supervisors Shelley, Teng, Leal, Alioto presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-009: Commend Robert L. Demmons
Source text[Commend Robert L. Demmons] Resolution congratulating Robert L. Demmons on the Mayor's appointment to the position of the Chief of Department of the San Francisco Fire Department and recognizing him for 20 years of exemplary service as a professional firefighter. File 006-96-009, Resolution No. 79-96 Supervisors Kennedy, Teng, Shelley, Alioto, Ammiano, Bierman, Hsieh, Leal, Migden presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-008: Commend William B. Rumford, Jr.
Source text[Commend William B. Rumford, Jr.] Resolution congratulating William B. Rumford, Jr., Ph.D., Chief of Security, on his retirement after 16 years of service with the Golden Gate Bridge Highway and Transportation District. File 006-96-008, Resolution No. 61-96 Supervisors Kennedy, Shelley, Alioto, Ammiano, Bierman, Hsieh, Leal, Migden, Teng presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-007: Commend Herbert V. Gee
Source text[Commend Herbert V. Gee] Resolution commending taxi driver Herbert V. Gee for his courageous apprehension of a suspected taxi bandit. File 006-96-007, Resolution No. 78-96 Supervisors Ammiano, Leal presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 004-96-004: Proclaim Dr. Milton Estes Day
Source text[Proclaim Dr. Milton Estes Day] Resolution honoring and thanking Dr. Estes for inspiring the entire ACLU family with his devotion and commitment to the organization, his remarkable grasp of complex civil liberties and his boundless energy and love of justice and declaring January 26,1996 to be Milton Estes Day in San Francisco. File 004-96-004, Resolution No. 76-96 Supervisors Migden, Bierman presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote: