SUPERVISOR PROFILE AND RECORDED ROLL-CALL EVIDENCE
Kevin Shelley
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File 68-96-9: Mayor's Earthquake Emergency Relief Fund
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File 54-96-10: Board President
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File 54-96-10: Board President
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File 223-96-42: Liquor License Transfer, 609 Sutter Street
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File 223-96-41: Liquor License, 550 Barneveld Avenue
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File 223-96-39: Liquor License Transfer, 1669 Fillmore Street
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File 223-96-38: Liquor License, 1705 O'Farrell Street
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File 223-96-37: Liquor License Transfer, 401 Broadway Street
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File 164-96-1: Street Vacation/Sale - Portion of Alameda Street
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File 291-96-1: Mid-Market Redevelopment Project Area Committee
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File 161-96-7: Redevelopment Project Area
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File 71-96-2: South Bayshore/Hunters Point Redevelopment
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File 111-96-3: Tobacco Paraphernalia Interim Zoning Controls
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File 34-96-12: Changing Width of Sidewalk, Eagle Street
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File 172-96-37: Hold Harmless Agreement
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File 156-96-2: Private Industry Council, Inc.
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File 148-96-5: Grant, State Local Transportation Partnership Program
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File 143-96-7: Grant, Family Violence Prevention and Services
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File 94-96-2: Federal Grant, Energy Conservation
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File 65-96-11: Lease, Water Department/Cisco Systems, Inc.
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File 172-96-36: Hospital Services Contract
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File 106-96-4: Court Employee Executive Compensation, FY 1996-97
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File 97-96-54: Damages in Contracts for Goods/Services
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File 93-96-31: MOU, Local 21 Full Retirement Contribution
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File 93-95-35.5: Amendment to MOU, Local 21
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File 96-96-3: Sale of Surplus Real Property
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File 96-96-3: Sale of Surplus Real Property
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File 79-96-3: Community Development 1997 Block Grant
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File 30-96-24: CHIP Program Funds for Fiscal Year 1996-97
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File 127-96-9: Real Property Transfer Tax
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File 118-96-6: Dog Licenses
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File 101-96-20: Chinese Historical Society of America
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File 101-96-20: Appropriation, Mayor's Office of Community Development
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File 101-96-19: Appropriation, Port Commission
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File 101-96-17: Appropriation, Department of Public Works
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File 101-96-16: Appropriation, Department of Public Works
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File 101-96-15: Appropriation, Airport Commission
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File 27-96-13.1: BART-SFIA Agreement
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File 27-96-13: CEQA Findings for BART/SFIA
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File 64-96-16.1: Assignment/Assumption of Leases, Treasure Island
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File 64-96-16: Leasing of Property on Treasure Island
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File 30-96-20: Substance Abuse Treatment on Demand
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File 97-96-13: Regulation of Campaign Consultants
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File 40-96-30: Residential Parking Area "U", South of Market
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File 174-96-5: Sexual Assault Task Force
Source text[Sexual Assault Task Force] Resolution urging the Commission on the Status of Women and the Youth Commission to create a task force on sexual assault specific to the needs of girls and young women to provide recommendations to the Board of Supervisors and the Mayor. Sponsors Supervisors Alioto, Ammiano, Katz, Bierman, Teng, Leal, Kaufman, Shelley. File 174-96-5, Resolution No. 1047-96 (November 12, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on November 18, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 6-96-179: Commend Kevin Shelley
Source text[Commend Kevin Shelley] Resolution commending the Honorable Kevin Shelley for his distinguished service on the Board of Supervisors. (Clerk of the Board, Kaufman) File 6-96-179, Resolution No. 976-96 (November 13, 1996 - Referred to Board for Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar November 18, 1996.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 27-96-13.1: BART-SFIA Agreement
Source text[BART-SFIA Agreement] Resolution approving the BART/SFIA agreement through its Airport Commission for the BART-San Francisco Airport Extension Project and providing for a contribution of up to $200 million. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Alioto. File 27-96-13.1, Resolution No. Supervisor Alioto, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to continue consideration to November 25, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 27-96-13: CEQA Findings for BART/SFIA
Source text[CEQA Findings for BART/SFIA] Resolution adopting findings of the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco made pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act and the State CEQA guidelines in connection with approval of the BART/SFIA agreement for the BART-SFO Airport Extension Project and providing for a contribution of up to $200 million. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Alioto. File 27-96-13, Resolution No. Supervisor Alioto, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to continue consideration to November 25, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 64-96-16.1: Assignment/Assumption of Leases, Treasure Island
Source text[Assignment/Assumption of Leases, Treasure Island] Resolution approving an agreement between the City and County and the Redevelopment Agency regarding the assignment and assumption of certain leases, subleases, a license, and a sublicense relating to Naval Station Treasure Island. (Mayor) File 64-96-16.1, Resolution No. Supervisor Alioto, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to continue consideration to November 25, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 64-96-16: Leasing of Property on Treasure Island
Source text[Leasing of Property on Treasure Island] Ordinance authorizing the Mayor, or the Mayor's designee, to enter into leases and other agreements with the Navy of property on Naval Station Treasure Island and in turn subleases and other agreements with third-parties of such property without "competitive bidding", and ratifying certain prior acts. (Mayor) File 64-96-16, Ordinance No. Supervisor Alioto, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to continue consideration to November 25, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 30-96-20: Substance Abuse Treatment on Demand
Source text[Substance Abuse Treatment on Demand] Resolution endorsing the goal of substance abuse treatment on demand for indigent San Franciscans and urging the Mayor, the Health Commission and the Director of Public Health to provide full funding in the City and County's fiscal 1997/98 budget for substance abuse treatment on demand. Sponsors Supervisors Leal, Alioto, Ammiano, Bierman, Yaki, Teng. File 30-96-20, Resolution No. Supervisor Alioto, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved to continue consideration to November 25, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 203-96-1: Quitclaim Deed, Excelsior Youth Center
Source text[Quitclaim Deed, Excelsior Youth Center] Resolution authorizing and directing execution of a Quitclaim Deed from the City and County to the San Francisco Unified School District, a political subdivision of the State of California, for the San Francisco Community School site, and adopting findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Hsieh, Kaufman. File 203-96-1, Resolution No. 1042-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 199-96-4: Lease and Interdepartmental Transfer
Source text[Lease and Interdepartmental Transfer] Resolution recognizing the validity of the existing ground lease for the property located at Seventh Avenue and Warren Drive from the City and County to the San Francisco Unified School District ("District"), removing from that lease the restriction providing that the lease shall terminate if the District fails to obtain bids for the construction of a school on that property by July 1, 1995, and authorizing a transfer of said property to the District. Sponsors Supervisors Hsieh, Kaufman, Bierman. File 199-96-4, Resolution No. 1041-96 (Exempt from environmental review under the California Environmental Quality Act.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 84-96-3: Option to Acquire Property
Source text[Option to Acquire Property] Resolution authorizing the Director of Property to enter into an option agreement for the purchase of real property located at 349-65 Seventh Street and 45 Cleveland Street (adjacent to Bessie Carmichael School) and the payment of a non-refundable deposit of up to four hundred eighty-four thousand five hundred dollars ($484,500). Sponsors Supervisors Hsieh, Kaufman, Bierman. File 84-96-3, Resolution No. 1038-96 (Fiscal Impact.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 64-96-14: Lease of Real Property
Source text[Lease of Real Property] Resolution authorizing the City, as tenant, to enter into a lease with the San Francisco Unified School District, as landlord, for the lease of a portion of the San Francisco Community School play yard (bounded by Paris, London and Excelsior Streets) for the construction and operation of a youth center, which lease includes an option for the City to purchase the leased property and indemnities given by the City. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Hsieh, Kaufman. File 64-96-14, Resolution No. 1039-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 68-96-7: HOME Program
Source text[HOME Program] Resolution authorizing the Mayor to apply for, accept and expend a grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development for a total amount not to exceed $6,241,000 for the HOME Program authorized under Title II of the National Affordable Housing Act of 1990, Public Law Number 101-625 and approving the HOME Program description as described in the 1997 Action Plan for San Francisco's Consolidated Plan; indirect costs associated with the acceptance of these grant funds will be paid by Community Development Block Grant funds; placing $474,100 on reserve. Sponsors Supervisors Hsieh, Teng. File 68-96-7, Resolution No. 1046-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-59: San Francisco General Hospital Trust Fund
Source text[San Francisco General Hospital Trust Fund] Ordinance amending the Administrative Code, to establish in the treasury of the City and County, a Special Fund, to be known and designated as the San Francisco General Hospital Trust Fund. (Department of Public Health) File 97-96-59, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 10.117-112.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 92-96-56: Appointment, Road Commissioner
Source text[Appointment, Road Commissioner] Ordinance appointing Mark Primeau, Director of Public Works, Road Commissioner for the City and County, and repealing Ordinance No. 155-93. File 92-96-56, Ordinance No. 447-96 Finally passed by the following vote:
File 97-96-13: Regulation of Campaign Consultants
Source text[Regulation of Campaign Consultants] Ordinance amending Administrative Code by adding Sections 16.540 through 16.547 to require registration of and quarterly reporting by campaign consultants; prohibit campaign consultants from lobbying current clients who are local officeholders, and certain former clients who are local officeholders who owe money to the consultant for services provided to help elect the officeholder; and establish a voluntarily code of conduct for campaign consultants. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Bierman. File 97-96-13, Ordinance No. (October 21, 1996 - Finally Passed.) November 1, 1996 - Returned to Board by Mayor, disapproved.) (November 12, 1996 - Consideration continued to November 18, 1996.) Supervisor Ammiano, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved to continue consideration to November 25, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 121-95-8: Tobacco Products
Source text[Tobacco Products] Ordinance amending Police Code, to prohibit self-service merchandising of tobacco products except in places to which minors have no access. Sponsors Supervisors Alioto, Bierman, Yaki, Ammiano, Katz, Teng, Brown, Leal. File 121-95-8, Ordinance No. 446-96 (Adds Article 46, Sections 4600 through 4600.8.) Finally passed. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 004-96-024: Independent Housing Services, Inc.
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File 006-96-173: Commend Donald/Betty Green
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File 6-96-172: Commending Levi Strauss & Company Valencia Street Plant
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File 6-96-172: Commending Levi Strauss & Company Valencia Street Plant
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File 92-96-56: Appointment, Road Commissioner
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File 92-96-57: Appointment
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File 92-96-57: Appointment
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File 97-96-18.1: Sexual Harassment Policy
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File 121-95-8: Tobacco Products
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File 97-96-13: Regulation of Campaign Consultants
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File 114-96-1: Military Bases - Building Code Requirements
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File 006-96-170: Commend KCBS Radio's Call for Action
Source text[Commend KCBS Radio's Call for Action] Resolution commending KCBS Radio's Call for Action on the occasion of its fifteenth anniversary and for its long and successful commitment to assisting consumers in the City and County of San Francisco for fifteen years of outstanding public service. File 006-96-170, Resolution No. 1010-96 Supervisors Kaufman, Bierman presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 68-96-1.1: Disaster Relief Funding
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 Brown, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 68-96-1.1: Disaster Relief Funding
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 Brown, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 68-96-1.1: Disaster Relief Funding
Source text[Disaster Relief Funding] Resolution authorizing 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. (Mayor Willie L. Brown, Jr.) File 68-96-1.1, Resolution No. 1019-96 (October 30, 1996 - Referred to Board for consideration on November 4, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 189-96-3: Neighborhood Commercial District Evaluations
Source text[Neighborhood Commercial District Evaluations] Resolution requesting the Planning Commission to undertake an evaluation of neighborhood commercial districts, as defined in Planning Code Section 702.1 and other neighborhoods, setting forth goals for the evaluation, including determining what appropriate changes are needed to preserve neighborhood commercial character, and requesting a report to be submitted on the results of the evaluation. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Katz, Alioto, Teng, Yaki, Ammiano, Brown, Hsieh, Leal, Kaufman, Katz. File 189-96-3, Resolution No. 1025-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-18.1: Sexual Harassment Policy
Source text[Sexual Harassment Policy] Ordinance amending Administrative Code by repealing Section 16.9-25, by adding Section 16.9-25, concerning policy on sexual harrassment; charging the Human Resources Director with providing quarterly and annual reports on sexual harassment; and providing that the Commission on the Status of Women may offer support on related matters. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Kaufman, Bierman, Leal, Alioto, Yaki, Teng. File 97-96-18.1, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 174-96-4: Long Term Care Pilot Project Task Force
Source text[Long Term Care Pilot Project Task Force] Resolution designating the Department of Public Health as the lead agency for implementing a Long Term Care Pilot Project and creating a task force to develop a comprehensive plan for long-term care pursuant to the State's Long Term Care Integration Pilot Program. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Leal, Kaufman, Yaki, Teng. File 174-96-4 Resolution No. 1024-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 85-96-3: Urban Design Concept, Mid-Embarcadero Project
Source text[Urban Design Concept, Mid-Embarcadero Project] Resolution endorsing the urban design concept for the Mid-Embarcadero Roadway and Open Space, limiting improvements on Assessor's Blocks 202 and 203 to landscaping, and directing City staff to implement the concept plan; companion measure to Files 85-96-2 and 271-96-3. (City Administrator Waterfront Transportation Projects) File 85-96-3, Resolution No. 1022-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 271-96-3: Mid-Embarcadero Separator Structure Project
Source text[Mid-Embarcadero Separator Structure Project] Resolution adopting findings under the California Environmental Quality Act, approving the DPT variant of the Mid-Embarcadero Roadway and Terminal Separator Structure Replacement Project, urging the appropriate traffic mitigation measures to lessen project impacts on Chinatown and North Beach and authorizing Department of Public Works to accept and expend $65.6 million in Federal Emergency Relief funds and placing those funds on reserve pending budget details; companion measure to File 271-96-3. (City Administrator¬Waterfront Transportation Projects) File 85-96-2, Resolution No. 1021-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 92.202E: General Plan Amendment, Terminal Separator
Source text[General Plan Amendment, Terminal Separator] Resolution approving amendments to the San Francisco General Plan in order to conceptually approve the Mid-Embarcadero Replacement Project and the terminal separator structure replacement project. The amendments were adopted by the Planning Commission by Resolution No. 14194 on September 19, 1996, incorporating by reference findings pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act as analyzed in the Final Environmental Impact Report for the alternatives to replacement of the Embarcadero Freeway and the terminal separator structure, File No. 92.202E/94.060E. (City Administrator-Waterfront Transportation Projects) File 271-96-3, Resolution No. 1028-96 (Filed October 2, 1996.) (Planning Department Resolution No. 14195 adopted September 19, 1996 finding the project consistent with the eight Priority Policies and in conformity with the General Plan.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 169-96-4: Street Artists
Source text[Street Artists] Resolution designating temporary selling spaces in the Downtown area and at Harvey Milk Plaza for street artists certified by the Art Commission, for the winter holiday season, 1996, beginning on November 15, 1996 and ending on January 15, 1997. Sponsors Supervisors Teng, Bierman, Alioto. File 169-96-4, Resolution No. 1023-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 10-96-9: Encroachment Permit, 21st Street/Treat Avenue
Source text[Encroachment Permit, 21st Street/Treat Avenue] Resolution granting revocable permission to S.J. Amoroso Construction Company, Inc. to temporarily close and occupy the south sidewalk and a portion of the street area on 21st Street and the east sidewalk and a portion of the street area on Treat Avenue during construction operations at Moscone Elementary School at 2576 Harrison Street (Block 3613, Lot 1). (Department of Public Works) File 10-96-9, Resolution No. 1012-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 10-96-8: Encroachment Permit, Polk/Myrtle Streets
Source text[Encroachment Permit, Polk/Myrtle Streets] Resolution granting, retroactively to September 17, 1996, revocable permission to DPR Construction, Inc. to temporarily close and occupy the west sidewalk and a portion of the street area on Polk Street and the south sidewalk and a portion of the street area on Myrtle Street for demolition and related construction operations at 1000 Van Ness Avenue/901 Polk Street (Block 715, Lots 2 and 5). (Department of Public Works) File 10-96-8, Resolution No. 1011-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 114-96-1: Military Bases - Building Code Requirements
Source text[Military Bases - Building Code Requirements] Ordinance amending Building Code, to implement California Health and Safety Code Section 18941.7, which authorizes the City under specified conditions to allow a building or other structure located on a military base selected for closure to comply with Building Code requirements in a graduated manner over a period of no more than 10 years. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Teng. File 114-96-1, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 3406.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 97-96-57: Police Department Membership
Source text[Police Department Membership] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, relating to Police Department memberships by adding specified organizations. (Police Commission) File 97-96-57, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 16.6-47.1.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-96-14: Appropriation, Department of Telecommunications
Source text[Appropriation, Department of Telecommunications] Ordinance appropriating $1,620,991, Department of Telecommunications and Information Services, by appropriating $531,121 of the General Fund Reserve, $741,260 from Internal Service Fund balance and rescinding $348,610 of professional and special services for relocation of department for fiscal year 1996-97. (Controller) File 101-96-14, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-96-13: Appropriation, Department of Human Services
Source text[Appropriation, Department of Human Services] Ordinance appropriating $63,773, Department of Human Services, of Federal revenue, and transferring $110,602 of In-Home Supportive Services-IP payment to fund $174,375 of IHSS contract payments to increase IHSS workers wages for fiscal year 1996-97; providing for ratification of action previously taken. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman. File 101-96-13, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 97-96-33: City Contracts Domestic Partner Benefits
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File 97-96-33: City Contracts Domestic Partner Benefits
Source text[City Contracts Domestic Partner Benefits] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to prohibit the City from entering into any contracts or other agreements with any party that discriminates in the provision of benefits between employees with domestic partners and employees with spouses, and/or between the domestic partners and spouses of such employees, and to define domestic partner for the purposes of these sections. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Katz, Alioto, Bierman, Leal, Kaufman, Yaki, Brown, Teng. File 97-96-33, Ordinance No. (Amends Sections 12B.1, 12B.2, 12C.1 and 12C.2.) Motion to amend refused adoption Supervisor Shelley, seconded by Supervisor Alioto, moved to amend to exempt subcontractors and to set effective date of six months after passage. Motion to amend refused adoption by the following vote:
File 40-96-26: Residential Parking Area "D," Glen Park
Source text[Residential Parking Area "D," Glen Park] Resolution extending the boundaries of Permit Parking Area "D," in the Glen Park Area and adding Chilton Avenue, from Bosworth Street to the south end, both sides, to the list of streets upon which time limitations shall apply. (Department of Parking and Traffic) File 40-96-26, Resolution No. 1017-96 Adopted. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 006-96-164: Commend Mark Hagopian
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File 006-96-163: Commend Ernst Meyer
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File 30-96-1.21: Needle Exchange Emergency
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File 97-96-19.7: Former Charter Provisions
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File 121-95-8: Tobacco Products
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File 214-96-3: Juvenile Crime Enforcement Grant Program
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File 213-96-5: Federal Grant, Interactive Training Program
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File 172-96-29.1: Liability Limitation
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File 143-96-5: Community Policing to Combat Domestic Violence
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File 97-96-33: City Contracts Domestic Partner Benefits
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File 97-96-8.2: Catastrophic Sick Leave Policy
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File 195-96-2: Automated Victim Notification Program
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File 214-96-4: Juvenile Justice Coordinating Council
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File 006-96-160: Commendation
Source text[Commendation] Resolution commending Kathleen Sullivan Alioto and Helen and Charles Schwab for their outstanding efforts in organizing and promoting the "In The Way of Success" Symposium that will provide valuable information in teaching children with learning disabilities. File 006-96-160, Resolution No. 960-96 Supervisors Alioto, Ammiano, Bierman, Brown, Hsieh, Katz, Kaufman, Leal, Shelley, Teng, Yaki presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 211-96-006: Meeting Needs of Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Students
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 Kaufman, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 211-96-006: Meeting Needs of Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Students
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 Kaufman, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 211-96-006: Meeting Needs of Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Students
Source text[Meeting Needs of Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Students] Resolution urging the San Francisco Unified School District Board of Education to adopt legislation that insures schools in the City and County of San Francisco are safe places for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Alioto, Bierman, Katz. File 211-96-006, Resolution No. 978-96 (October 15, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on October 21, 1996) Adopted. In connection with the above item, Supervisors Bierman, Katz 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 7-96-6.1: 29-Sunset Partial Abandonment of Service
Source text[29-Sunset Partial Abandonment of Service] Resolution disapproving partial abandonment of 29-Sunset service to facilitate a minor reroute in the main post area of the Presidio and partial discontinuance of certain late night trips. Sponsor Supervisor Yaki. File 7-96-6.1, Resolution No. Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved to table. Tabled by the following vote:
File 7-96-6: Partial Abandonment, 29-Sunset Municipal Railway Service
Source text[Partial Abandonment, 29-Sunset Municipal Railway Service] Resolution approving partial abandonment of 29-Sunset Service to facilitate a minor reroute in the main post area of the Presidio and partial discontinuance of certain late night trips. Sponsor Supervisor Yaki. File 7-96-6, Resolution No. 961-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 129-96-1: Assessment Appeals Board Procedural Rules
Source text[Assessment Appeals Board Procedural Rules] Motion adopting Assessment Appeals Board Procedural Rules, effective July 15, 1996. (Assessment Appeals Board) File 129-96-1 Adopted by the following vote:
File 54-96-9: Off-Site Meeting, Government Efficiency and Labor
Source text[Off-Site Meeting, Government Efficiency and Labor] Motion ordering the December 1996 meeting of the Government Efficiency and Labor Committee of the Board of Supervisors to be held on December 12, 1996, at 5:30 p.m. at the Everett Middle School, 450 Church Street. Sponsor Supervisor Ammiano. File 54-96-9 Adopted by the following vote:
File 33-96-29: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Motion approving Mayor's appointment of Shirley Dimapilis to serve as a member of the Human Rights Commission. (Rules Committee) File 33-96-29 (October 8, 1996 - Transmitted by the Mayor. May be rejected by two-thirds vote within 30 days.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-55: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing member to the Lead Poisoning Prevention Citizens Advisory Committee, for unexpired portion of four-year term ending August 20, 1999. File 92-96-55, Resolution No. 973-96 (Ellen Frost, vice Rebecca Hernandez, Seat 26612, affordable housing representative.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-54: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing member to the Lead Hazard Reduction Citizens Advisory Committee, for the unexpired portion of four-year term ending December 22, 1996. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-54, Resolution No. 972-96 (Nancy Burns, vice Mike Conner, Seat 26715, resigned.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-52.1: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing member to the Delinquency Prevention Commission, for unexpired portion of four-year term ending June 30, 1999. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-52.1, Resolution No. 971-96 (Maria Rosa Navarro, vice Megan Burke, Seat 21819, must have interest in and be knowledgeable regarding juvenile delinquency prevention.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-44.1: Appointments
Source text[Appointments] Resolution appointing five members to the Drug Abuse Advisory Board. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-44.1, Resolution No. 970-96 (Matonia Harris, vice Lois Perillo, Seat 22102, law enforcement; Dominique Leslie, vice herself, Seat 22104, public-at-large; Jeffrey Reed, vice Pamela Gaddis, Seat 22106, public-at-large; Michelle Aldrich, vice herself, Seat 22107, public-at-large; terms expired for new three-year terms ending October 1, 1999; Jene Meyer, vice Gregg Lowder, Seat 22112, public-at-large, for unexpired portion of three-year term ending October 1, 1997.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-43: Appointments
Source text[Appointments] Resolution appointing three members to Assessment Appeals Board #2. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-43, Resolution No. 969-96 (Lawrence Lee, vice himself, Seat 21008, regular position, term expired September 3, 1996, for new two-year term ending September 7, 1998; Hayes D. Miles, vice himself, Seat 21014 Hearing Officer, alternate position, term expired September 3, 1996, for new two-year term ending September 7, 1988; Elizabeth McQuiston, vice herself, Seat 21011 Hearing Officer, alternate position, term expired September 3, 1996, for new three-year term ending September 6, 1999.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-42: Appointments
Source text[Appointments] Assessment Appeals Board #1] Resolution appointing two members to Assessment Appeals Board #1, for new three-year terms ending September 6, 1996. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-42, Resolution No. 968-96 (Ermelinda Trevino, vice Mark Hagopian, Seat 21003, Regular position; Fiona Ma, vice herself, Seat 21004, Hearing Officer, Alternate position, terms expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-30.4: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing member to the Park and Open Space Advisory Committee, for new two-year term ending July 1, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-30.4, Resolution No. 967-96 (Lonnie Lawson, vice Sharon Hewitt, term expired, Seat 23307.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 271-96-2: Fulton Street Mall Design Guidelines
Source text[Fulton Street Mall Design Guidelines] Resolution approving a text amendment to the Civic Center Area Plan of the San Francisco General Plan to reference the Fulton Street Mall Design Guidelines adopted by the Planning Commission, and incorporating by reference findings pursuant to the California Environmental Quality Act relating to the Fulton Street Mall, as analyzed in the San Francisco Main Library Final Environmental Impact Report, Case No. 90.808E and re-evaluated in the Asian Art Museum Project EIR Addendum to that Environmental Impact dated May 1, 1996. (Planning Department) File 271-96-2, Resolution No. 980-96 (July 25, 1996 - Approved by Planning Commission Resolution No. 14165.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 190-96-7: Parking Study-West Civic Center Area
Source text[Parking Study-West Civic Center Area] Resolution urging the Parking and Traffic Commission to instruct the Department of Parking and Traffic to undertake a long-term parking and transit study of the West Civic Center area, keeping in mind the City's transit first policy. Sponsor Supervisor Kaufman. File 190-96-7, Resolution No. 974-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 223-96-31: Liquor License, 530 Mason Street
Source text[Liquor License, 530 Mason Street] Resolution determining that the transfer of a Type 21 off-sale general alcoholic beverage license from 2575 San Bruno Avenue to Mazen and Dina Zughyar for Mason Liquor and Deli located at 530 Mason Street, 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 Business and Professions Code. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 223-96-31, Resolution No. 979-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 52-96-6: Lighting Assessment District, Inner Sunset District
Source text[Lighting Assessment District, Inner Sunset District] Resolution determining to undertake proceedings to form an assessment district pursuant to Article 4, Chapter 1 of the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972, as adopted by Article 6.1, Subarticle VIII, Chapter X, Part II of the San Francisco Municipal Code (Public Works Code) for the purposes of installing street lighting in the Inner Sunset District; authorizing engineer's report; companion measure to File 52-96-6. (Department of Public Works) File 52-96-6.1, Resolution No. 965-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 52-96-6.1: Underground District, Inner Sunset District
Source text[Underground District, Inner Sunset District] Ordinance creating Underground District No. 327 in the Inner Sunset District; companion measure to File 52-96-6.1. (Department of Public Works) File 52-96-6, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 52-96-5: Lighting Assessment District, Gough/Green Streets
Source text[Lighting Assessment District, Gough/Green Streets] Resolution determining to undertake proceedings to form an assessment district pursuant to Article 4, Chapter 1 of the Landscaping and Lighting Act of 1972, as adopted by Article 6.1, Subarticle VIII, Chapter X, Part II of the San Francisco Municipal Code (Public Works Code) for the purposes of installing street lighting in the Gough/Green Streets District; authorizing engineer's report; companion measure to File 52-96-5. (Department of Public Works) File 52-96-5.1, Resolution No. 964-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 52-96-4: Underground District, Duboce Avenue
Source textUnderground District, Gough/Green Streets] Ordinance creating Underground District No. 325 in the Gough/Green Streets District; companion measure to File 52-96-5.1. (Department of Public Works) File 52-96-5, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 52-96-4: Underground District, Duboce Avenue
Source text[Underground District, Duboce Avenue] Ordinance creating Underground District No. 324 along Duboce Avenue. (Department of Public Works) File 52-96-4, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 52-96-3: Underground District, Cesar Chavez Street
Source text[Underground District, Cesar Chavez Street] Ordinance creating Underground District No. 323 along Cesar Chavez Street. (Department of Public Works) File 52-96-3, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 71-96-1: Local Agency Military Base Recovery Area
Source text[Local Agency Military Base Recovery Area] Resolution authorizing the Redevelopment Agency of the City and County of San Francisco to apply to the State of California for designation of Hunters Point Naval Shipyard as a Local Agency Military Base Recovery Area. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Kaufman, Bierman, Hsieh, Teng, Brown. File 71-96-1, Resolution No. 966-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 101-96-12: Appropriation, Fire Department
Source text[Appropriation, Fire Department] Ordinance appropriating $14,233,588, Fire Department, of 1992 Fire Protection Bond proceeds to capital improvement projects for project management, architectural, engineering, construction, real estate and disruption expenses at Fire Department and Public Works for fiscal year 1996-97; placing a reserve of $7,864,100 and providing for ratification of action previously taken. (Controller) File 101-96-12, Ordinance No. (Fiscal impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 127-96-7: Hotel Room Tax Administration
Source text[Hotel Room Tax Administration] Ordinance amending Municipal Code, Part III, to transfer administration of the Hotel Tax Fund from the Chief Administrative Officer to the Mayor (with respect to housing uses of the fund) and to the City Administrator (with respect to non-housing uses of the fund) and to clarify residency requirements. Sponsor Supervisor Brown. File 127-96-7, Ordinance No. 424-96 (Amends Section 515.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 97-96-13: Campaign Consultant Regulation
Source text[Campaign Consultant Regulation] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to require registration of and quarterly reporting by campaign consultants; prohibit campaign consultants from lobbying current clients who are local officeholders and certain former clients who are local officeholders who owe money to the consultant for services provided to help elect the officeholder; and establish a voluntarily code of conduct for campaign consultants. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Bierman. File 97-96-13, Ordinance No. (Adds Sections 16.540 through 16.547.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 40-96-22: Residential Parking Area "D", Glen Park
Source text[Residential Parking Area "D", Glen Park] Resolution extending the boundaries of Residential Permit Parking Area "D", in the Glen Park Area and adding Baden Avenue, between Monterey Boulevard and Mangels Avenue, both sides, and Joost Avenue, between Congo Street and Baden Avenue, both sides, to the list of streets upon which time limitations shall apply. (Department of Parking and Traffic) File 40-96-22, Resolution No. 963-96 Adopted. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 115-96-008.01: Extension of Time for Planning Commission
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File 006-96-156: Commend California College of Arts and Crafts
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File 58-96-36: Final Map, 390-398 Guerrero Street
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File 58-96-36: Final Map, 390-398 Guerrero Street
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File 58-96-36: Final Map, 390-398 Guerrero Street
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File 6-96-151: Commend David Ballati
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File 6-96-151: Commend David Ballati
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File 97-96-13: Campaign Consultant Regulation
Source textRecess The Board recessed at the hour of 5:09 p.m. to convene in closed session. Reconvening of the Board The Board, at the hour of 5:30 p.m., reconvened. Calling the Roll The following Supervisors were noted present: Supervisors Alioto, Ammiano, Bierman, Brown, Hsieh, Kaufman, Leal, Shelley, Yaki - 9. Noted Absent: Supervisors Katz, Teng - 2. Quorum presented. Supervisor Katz absent. (See supra.) Supervisor Teng was noted present at 5:33 p.m. Report on Closed Session Deputy City Attorney Ted Lakey reported that the Board had met in closed session with City Attorney for the purpose of reviewing the City's position on whether the City should initiate litigation against Viacom and or TCI related to telecommunications franchise issues, as permitted by Government Code Section 54956.9(c). The meeting was informational only and no action was taken. Adopted Motion that the Board of Supervisors finds that it is in the best interest of the public and elects not to disclose its closed session deliberations concerning possible litigation. Supervisor Brown, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved adoption. Motion adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-13: Campaign Consultant Regulation
Source textConference with City Attorney - Litigation From the President Adopted [Closed Session] Motion that the Board of Supervisors convene in closed session with the City Attorney for the purpose of reviewing the City's position on whether the City should initiate litigation against Viacom and/or TCI related to telecommunications franchise issues, as permitted by Government Code Section 54956.9(c). Supervisor Brown, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-13: Campaign Consultant Regulation
Source textMotion to Amend Withdrawn Supervisor Yaki, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved to amend page five, by deleting "Section 16.542(b)(1) a current client who is a local officeholder" and page three, line 6, by deleting "persons who are employees of a campaign consultant". After a brief debate, there being no objection, Supervisor Yaki withdrew his motion to amend. The roll was then called on the pending ordinance as amended (16 page document dated October 9, 1996) and it was passed for second reading as amended by the following vote:
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File 97-96-13: Campaign Consultant Regulation
Source textAmendment Number 3 Adopted Supervisor Leal, moved to clarify certain provisions by: (a) adding to Section 16.543(a)(14) the language "Nothing in this section shall be construed to require that a campaign consultant identify a client or report the debt owned by a client unless the client retains or retained the campaign consultant to provide campaign consulting services to a candidate for local office or a local officeholder who is a candidate for any elective office, or in connection with a local measure.", and (b) adding to Section 16.543(d) the language "Nothing in this subsection shall be construed to require that a campaign consultant identify a client unless the client retains the campaign consultant to provide campaign consulting services to a candidate for local office or a local officeholder who is a candidate for any elective office, or in connection with a local measure." Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-13: Campaign Consultant Regulation
Source textAmendment Number 2 Adopted Supervisor Ammiano, seconded by Supervisor Alioto, moved that an amendment of the whole dated October 2, 1996, without a change in the title, be substituted for the legislation recommended by committee. Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-13: Campaign Consultant Regulation
Source text[Campaign Consultant Regulation] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to require registration of and quarterly reporting by campaign consultants; prohibit campaign consultants from lobbying current clients who are local officeholders and certain former clients who are local officeholders who owe money to the consultant for services provided to help elect the officeholder; and establish a voluntarily code of conduct for campaign consultants. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Bierman. File 97-96-13, Ordinance No. (Adds Sections 16.540 through 16.547.) (October 7, 1996 - Consideration continued to October 15, 1996.) Amendment Number 1 Adopted Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to delete from Section 16.543(a)(6) the wording "and a statement of the specific purpose for which the client has contracted with the campaign consultant" and to delete from Section 16.543(d) the wording "The Client Authorization Statement must include a statement of the purpose for which the client has employed the campaign consultant." Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 271-96-1: San Francisco General Plan
Source text[San Francisco General Plan] Resolution urging the Planning Commission to amend the General Plan (formerly, San Francisco Master Plan) Objective 18, Vehicle Circulation, Policy 18.5 to discourage non-recreational and non-local traffic in and around parks and along the shoreline recreation areas in residential areas of the city. Sponsor Supervisor Alioto. File 271-96-1, Resolution No. 955-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 172-96-34: Prevailing Wage Requirements
Source text[Prevailing Wage Requirements] Resolution exempting from the prevailing wage provision of Charter Section A7.204 a contract between the City and the San Francisco Conservation Corps to provide silt removal for the Airports Commission. (Airports Commission) File 172-96-34, Resolution No. 953-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 147-96-7: Grant, Public Library
Source text[Grant, Public Library] Resolution authorizing retroactively, the Public Library to apply for, accept and expend $254,438 to be awarded by the National Science Foundation, Network Infrastructure for Education Program; waiving indirect costs. (Public Library) File 147-96-7, Resolution No. 950-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 146-96-20: Grant, California Healthcare for Indigents Program
Source text[Grant, California Healthcare for Indigents Program] Resolution authorizing retroactively the Department of Public Health to apply for, accept and expend a grant allocation of up to $9,079,584 for fiscal year 1996-97 funding from State Department of Health Services for California Healthcare for Indigents Program (CHIP) funds for medical services to indigent persons, professional services, medical services contracts, materials and supplies, facilities rental personal services, and indirect costs in the amount of $63,855, based on 14.9 percent of administrative and fiscal intermediary costs. (Department of Public Health) File 146-96-20, Resolution No. 949-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 96-96-2: Sale of Surplus City-Owned Property
Source text[Sale of Surplus City-Owned Property] Resolution confirming sale of surplus City-owned property, Assessor's Block 3644, Lot 5, 1240 Valencia Street for $560,000. (Real Estate Department) File 96-96-2, Resolution No. 945-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 82-96-4: Conveyance of Easement, Santa Clara County
Source text[Conveyance of Easement, Santa Clara County] Resolution authorizing settlement of threatened litigation and the City's conveyance of an easement over Water Department pipeline right of way in Santa Clara County. (Real Estate Department) File 82-96-4, Resolution No. 943-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 64-96-17: Lease of Property/Tenth and Howard Streets
Source text[Lease of Property/Tenth and Howard Streets] Resolution authorizing the lease of real property at Tenth and Howard Streets for the Police Department's Crime Prevention Unit. (Real Estate Department) File 64-96-17, Resolution No. 940-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 61-96-3: Award Extension - SFWD Contract WD-2121
Source text[Award Extension - SFWD Contract WD-2121] Resolution granting retroactively, extension of time for award for Water Department Contract No. WD-2121, iron main installation at Bayshore Boulevard. (Public Utilities Commission) File 61-96-3, Resolution No. 939-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 222-96-3: Settlement, Out-of-Class Pay Grievance
Source text[Settlement, Out-of-Class Pay Grievance] Ordinance authorizing settlement of the out-of-class pay grievance of Mary Ellen Vergas filed pursuant to the Memoranda of Understanding between the Service Employees International Union, Local 790, AFL-CIO and the City and County in the amount of Five Thousand Dollars ($5,000). (Department of Human Resources) File 222-96-3, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 93-96-30: MOU, Local 911, Police Officers Association
Source text[MOU, Local 911, Police Officers Association] Ordinance implementing the provisions of a Memorandum of Understanding between the Police Officers Association, Local 911, SEIU, AFL-CIO and the City and County for Bargaining Units P-1; P-2A and P-2B to be effective for the period July 1, 1996 through June 30, 2001. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Alioto. File 93-96-30, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 161-96-4.1: Redevelopment Agency Budget
Source text[Redevelopment Agency Budget] Resolution approving an amendment to the budget of the Redevelopment Agency of the City and County for fiscal year 1996-97, by amending the budget to provide for the expenditure of $474,205 for consultant and support services for the Mid-Market Redevelopment Survey Area; placing $150,000 on reserve. Sponsor Supervisor Hsieh. File 161-96-4.1, Resolution No. 952-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 42-96-3: Waiving Street Closing Fees
Source text[Waiving Street Closing Fees] Resolution waiving all City fees for "Fiesta on the Hill" for 1995 and 1996 including fees assessed by the Police Department, the Department of Parking and Traffic, the Municipal Railway and the Fire Department charged to the "Fiesta on the Hill" and requesting all City departments to cooperate with 1996 fiesta organizers to assist in making it a success. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Bierman. File 42-96-3, Resolution No. 930-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 10-96-7: Street Occupancy Fee Waiver
Source text[Street Occupancy Fee Waiver] Resolution waiving the standard fee under Public Works Code Section 724.7 for the temporary use and occupancy of the northerly side of Hayes Street by the San Francisco Opera's construction of a loading dock. Sponsors Supervisors Bierman, Alioto, Teng, Brown, Kaufman, Hsieh. File 10-96-7, Resolution No. 928-96 (Fiscal Impact.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-52: Pesticide Use
Source text[Pesticide Use] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to require City departments to minimize the use of pesticides and develop integrated pest management policies. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Alioto, Leal, Yaki, Katz, Ammiano, Teng. File 97-96-52, Ordinance No. 401-96 (Adds Chapter 39, Sections 39.1 through 39.8.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 127-96-7: Hotel Room Tax Administration
Source textPassed for second reading as amended by the following vote:
File 127-96-7: Hotel Room Tax Administration
Source text[Hotel Room Tax Administration] Ordinance amending Municipal Code, Part III, to transfer administration of the Hotel Tax Fund from the Chief Administrative Officer to the Mayor (with respect to housing uses of the fund) and to the City Administrator (with respect to non-housing uses of the fund) and to clarify residency requirements. Sponsor Supervisor Brown. File 127-96-7, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 515.) (October 7, 1996 - Consideration continued to October 15, 1996.) Supervisor Brown, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved an amendment of the whole bearing same title. Amendment of the Whole adopted by the following vote:
File 101-96-10: Appropriation, Public Transportation-Muni Railway
Source text[Appropriation, Public Transportation-Muni Railway] Ordinance rescinding $86,568 from materials and supplies in the Muni Operating Fund and appropriating $99,543 to professional services in the Muni Capital Projects Fund, including $12,975 recovered from the contractor, to reimburse the Municipal Railway's Advanced Train Control System Project for the improper use of grant funds, in response to a Controller's audit, for fiscal year 1996-97; providing for ratification of action previously taken. (Controller) File 101-96-10, Ordinance No. 402-96 (Fiscal Impact.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 125-96-1.2: Lead Hazards
Source text[Lead Hazards] Ordinance amending Health Code, Article 26, and adding new authority for the Director of Public Health to issue nuisance abatement orders against defined lead hazards, to require posting of lead hazard information by landlords and home improvement stores, and to strengthen the Department of Public Health's management of elevated blood lead level children through treatment and public education. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Leal, Teng, Yaki, Katz, Ammiano, Alioto, Kaufman, Brown, Hsieh. File 125-96-1.2, Ordinance No. 409-96 (Renumbers Sections 1600 to 1640.) Finally passed. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 006-96-150: Commend Chinatown New Park
Source text[Commend Chinatown New Park] Resolution commending the Chinatown new park and declaring October 9, 1996 to be "Chinatown New Park Day" in San Francisco. File 006-96-150, Resolution No. 892-96 Supervisors Hsieh, Teng, Yaki, Kaufman, Bierman, Brown, Katz, Shelley presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-149: Commend Chris/Warren Hellman
Source text[Commend Chris/Warren Hellman] Resolution commending Chris and Warren Hellman for their positive and enduring contributions to San Francisco. File 006-96-149, Resolution No. 891-96 Supervisor Shelley presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 58-96-35: Final Map, 270 Henry Street
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 Brown, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 58-96-35: Final Map, 270 Henry Street
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 Brown, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 58-96-35: Final Map, 270 Henry Street
Source text[Final Map, 270 Henry Street] Motion approving final map of 270 Henry Street, a Residential Condominium Project, being a subdivision of Lot 49 in Assessor's Block 2612, and adopting findings pursuant to Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of Public Works) File 58-96-35 (September 27, 1996 - Referred to Board for consideration on October 7, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 33-96-28: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Motion approving Mayor's appointment of Rev. Dr. Harry Chuck to serve as a member of the Juvenile Probation Commission. (Rules Committee) File 33-96-28 (September 24, 1996 - Transmitted by the Mayor. May be rejected by two-thirds vote within 30 days.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 33-96-27: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Motion approving Mayor's appointment of Linda S. Crayton to serve as a member of the Airports Commission. (Rules Committee) File 33-96-27 (September 24, 1996 - Transmitted by the Mayor. May be rejected by two-thirds vote within 30 days.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 33-96-26: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Motion approving Mayor's appointment of Diana B. Wilsey to serve as a member of the Arts Commission. (Rules Committee) File 33-96-26 (September 24, 1996 - Transmitted by the Mayor. May be rejected by two-thirds vote within 30 days.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 33-96-25: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Motion approving Mayor's appointment of Beryl Magilavy to serve as a member of the Commission on the Environment. (Rules Committee) File 33-96-25 (September 24, 1996 - Transmitted by the Mayor. May be rejected by two-thirds vote within 30 days.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 33-96-24: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Motion approving Mayor's appointment of Steven M. Krefting to serve as a member of the Commission for the Environment. (Rules Committee) File 33-96-24 (September 24, 1996 - Transmitted by the Mayor. May be rejected by two-thirds vote within 30 days.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 33-96-23: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Motion approving Mayor's appointment of Anne Lee Eng to serve as a member of the Commission on the Environment. (Rules Committee) File 33-96-23 (September 24, 1996 - Transmitted by the Mayor. May be rejected by two-thirds vote within 30 days.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 33-96-22: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Motion approving Mayor's appointment of Linda Richardson to serve as a member of the Commission on the Environment. (Rules Committee) File 33-96-22 (September 24, 1996 - Transmitted by the Mayor. May be rejected by two-thirds vote within 30 days.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 33-96-21: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Motion approving Mayor's appointment of Rebecca Evans to serve as a member of the Commission on the Environment. (Rules Committee) File 33-96-21 (September 24, 1996 - Transmitted by the Mayor. May be rejected by two-thirds vote within 30 days.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 33-96-20: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Motion approving Mayor's appointment of Paul Craig Okamoto, to serve as a member of the Commission on the Environment. (Rules Committee) File 33-96-20 (September 24, 1996 - Transmitted by the Mayor. May be rejected by two-thirds vote within 30 days.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-48: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing member to the Lead Hazard Citizens Advisory Committee, for unexpired portion of four-year term ending December 22, 1997; making findings waiving residency. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-48, Resolution No. 909-96 (Bartholomew Murphy, vice Vince Malta, Seat 26710, must be residential owner, resigned.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-46.1: Appointments
Source text[Appointments] Resolution appointing members to the Lead Poisoning Prevention Citizens Advisory Committee, terms expired, for new three-year terms ending August 20, 1999. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-46.1, Resolution No. 884-96 (Neil Gendel, vice himself, Seat 26622, public interest organization; Sharon Donovan, vice herself, Seat 26602, childcare.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-39: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing member to the Lead Hazard Reduction Citizens Advisory Committee, for four-year term ending December 22, 1999; making findings waiving residency. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-39, Resolution No. 908-96 (Stephen Davis, vice himself, Seat 26714, lead testing expert, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-95-41: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing member to the Advisory Council to the Commission on the Aging, for new two-year term ending March 31, 1997. (Rules Committee) File 92-95-41, Resolution No. 883-96 (Pat Durham, vice Roberta E. Carter, Seat No. 20310, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-95-39.3: Appointments
Source text[Appointments] Resolution appointing members to the Lead Poisoning Prevention Citizen's Advisory Committee, terms expired, for new two-year terms ending August 20, 1997. (Rules Committee) File 92-95-39.3, Resolution No. 882-96 (James Threat, vice himself, Seat 26608, Recreation and Park representative; Michael Miller, vice Betty Taisch, Seat 26614, real estate expertise; Stacy Samek-Herrera, vice Francisco J. Lopez, Seat 26609, San Francisco Unified School District representative.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 125-96-1.2: Lead Hazards
Source text[Lead Hazards] Ordinance amending Health Code, Article 26, and adding new authority for the Director of Public Health to issue nuisance abatement orders against defined lead hazards, to require posting of lead hazard information by landlords and home improvement stores, and to strengthen the Department of Public Health's management of elevated blood lead level children through treatment and public education. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Leal, Teng, Yaki, Katz, Ammiano, Alioto, Kaufman, Brown, Hsieh. File 125-96-1.2, Ordinance No. (Renumbers Sections 1600 to 1640.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 125-96-1.1: Lead Housing Nuisances
Source text[Lead Housing Nuisances] Ordinance amending Housing Code to change the definition of nuisance to include dwelling units subjected to hazard reduction orders or emergency orders under Sections 1628 and 1630 of the Health Code. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Leal, Teng, Yaki, Katz, Ammiano, Alioto, Kaufman, Brown, Hsieh. File 125-96-1.1, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 401.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 97-96-52: Pesticide Use
Source textPassed for Second Reading [Passthroughs and Evictions Based on Lead Remediation Work] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to permit rent increases for Lead Hazard Remediation Work; to limit passthroughs of rent increases for capital improvements and operating and maintenance costs of lead hazard remediation activities to 10% of a tenant's base rent and to regulate passthroughs for lead hazard remediation activities where deferred maintenance contributes to the existence of the lead hazard; and, to create a just cause eviction for lead remediation work. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Leal, Teng, Yaki, Katz, Ammiano, Alioto, Kaufman, Brown, Hsieh. File 109-96-3, Ordinance No. (Amends Sections 37.3 and 37.9.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 97-96-52: Pesticide Use
Source textPassed for second reading as amended by the following vote:
File 97-96-52: Pesticide Use
Source text[Pesticide Use] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to require City departments to minimize the use of pesticides and develop integrated pest management policies. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Alioto, Leal, Yaki, Katz, Ammiano, Teng. File 97-96-52, Ordinance No. (Adds Chapter 39, Sections 39.1 through 39.((7))8.) Supervisor Shelley, seconded by Supervisor Alioto, moved to amend page four, line 11, after "1996" by adding ", except for those pesticides that the Board of Supervisors has reviewed and approved for use for purposes of protection of public safety or public health, based on a recommendation from the Commission on the Environment"; and to amend page nine, line five, by adding a new section as follows: "Section 39.8 Exceptions. This chapter will not apply to use of any pesticide for the purpose of improving or maintaining water quality at drinking water treatment plants, wastewater treatment plants, reservoirs and related collection, distribution and treatment facilities." Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-50: Relocation Assistance for Lead Hazard Remediation
Source text[Relocation Assistance for Lead Hazard Remediation] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, mandating relocation assistance be provided to residents vacated from residential units deemed unsafe due to the presence of lead hazards or due to the unpermitted use of a residence discovered pursuant to a lead hazard inspection, provided that the costs of short term relocation and associated administrative costs shall be paid for by the fees collected pursuant to Administrative Code Chapter 73, and further providing criminal sanction for failure to provide such assistance. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Leal, Teng, Yaki, Katz, Ammiano, Alioto, Kaufman, Brown, Hsieh. File 97-96-50, Ordinance No. (Creates Chapter 72, Sections 72.1 through 72.7.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 97-96-48: Rent Escrow Account Program
Source text[Establishment of Regulatory Fee for Lead Hazard Abatement Program] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to establish a regulatory fee and revolving fund to subsidize the costs of tenant relocation and to cover the reasonable costs incurred by the Department of Public Health in administering the Lead Hazard Abatement Program. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Leal, Teng, Yaki, Katz, Ammiano, Alioto, Kaufman, Brown Hsieh. File 97-96-49, Ordinance No. (Creates Chapter 73, Sections 73.1 through 73.9.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 97-96-48: Rent Escrow Account Program
Source text[Rent Escrow Account Program] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, authorizing the Department of Public Health to collect rents for residential units occupied by a lead poisoned child and deposit them into a rent escrow account to be used to abate lead hazards in conjunction with abatement funds available in Health Code Section 599; mandating that said escrow funds be used solely to abate the unsafe conditions arising from lead hazards upon the owners' failure to abate such hazards; providing that payment of an administrative fee equal to the reasonable cost of administration of the escrow account be paid by the owner and deposited in the account, and further providing that payment of rent into said account is not a basis for eviction. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Leal, Teng, Yaki, Katz, Ammiano, Alioto, Kaufman, Brown, Hsieh. File 97-96-48, Ordinance No. (Adds Chapter 74, Sections 74.1 through 74.15.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 97-96-47: Relocation Assistance Lead Administration Fund
Source text[Relocation Assistance Lead Administration Fund] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, creating the Relocation Assistance Lead Administration Fund, into which the fees imposed on owners of properties built or rehabilitated before 1978 will be deposited to provide for the costs of relocation assistance and administration incurred in the remediation of lead hazards in residential units occupied by a lead poisoned child. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Leal, Teng, Yaki, Katz, Ammiano, Alioto, Kaufman, Brown, Hsieh. File 97-96-47, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 10.117-116.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 223-96-28: Liquor License Transfer, 539 Sutter Street
Source text[Liquor License Transfer, 539 Sutter Street] Resolution determining that the transfer of a Type 21 off-sale general alcoholic beverage license from Theatre Market at 533 Sutter Street, to Theatre Market at 539 Sutter Street, will serve the convenience 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 223-96-28, Resolution No. 920-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 223-96-27: Liquor Licenses, 600 Sutter and 611 Mason Streets
Source text[Liquor Licenses, 600 Sutter and 611 Mason Streets] Resolution determining that the transfer of a Type 21 off-sale general alcoholic beverage license from Walgreen Co., at 1521 Polk Street, to 600 Sutter Street, and the transfer of a Type 48 on-sale general public premises license from 827 Sutter Street, Inc., at 827 Sutter Street, to 611 Mason Street, for J.P.D.C. Corporation will serve the convenience 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 223-96-27, Resolution No. 919-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 127-96-7: Hotel Room Tax Administration
Source text[Hotel Room Tax Administration] Ordinance amending Municipal Code, Part III, to transfer administration of the Hotel Tax Fund from the Chief Administrative Officer to the Mayor (with respect to housing uses of the fund) and to the City Administrator (with respect to non-housing uses of the fund) and to clarify residency requirements. Sponsor Supervisor Brown. File 127-96-7, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 515.) Supervisor Brown, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved to continue consideration to October 15, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 125-96-1: Housing Code - Lead Hazards
Source text[Housing Code - Lead Hazards] Ordinance amending Housing Code to change the definition of nuisance to include dwelling units subjected to hazard reduction orders or emergency orders under Sections 1628 and 1630 of the Health Code. (Building Inspection Commission) File 125-96-1, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 401.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 34-96-11: Changing Width of Sidewalk, Oakdale Avenue
Source text[Changing Width of Sidewalk, Oakdale Avenue] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 1061 entitled "Regulating the Width of Sidewalks" by adding Section No. 1531 changing the official sidewalk width on Oakdale Avenue between Phelps Street and Quint Street, as shown on the Department of Public Works Drawing Labeled Q-20-460, and making findings pursuant to Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of Public Works) File 34-96-11, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 34-96-10: Changing Official Grade of Street
Source text[Changing Official Grade of Street] Ordinance establishing official grades on the west side of Peralta Avenue at Tompkins Avenue and on Putnam Street between Tompkins Avenue to 37 feet south of Ogden Avenue, as shown on the Department of Public Works Drawings labeled Q-20-431 and Q-20-432 and making findings pursuant to Planning Code Section 101.1; companion measure to File 34-96-10. (Department of Public Works) File 139-96-1, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 34-96-10: Changing Width of Sidewalk, Tompkins Avenue
Source text[Changing Width of Sidewalk, Tompkins Avenue] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 1061 entitled "Regulating the Width of Sidewalks" changing the official sidewalk width on the south side of Tompkins Avenue between Putnam Street and Peralta Avenue, retroactive to May 21, 1996, as shown on the Department of Public Works Drawing labeled Q-20-430 and making findings pursuant to Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of Public Works) File 34-96-10, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 1530.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 115-96-5: Bayview Senior Housing Project
Source text[Bayview Senior Housing Project] Ordinance amending Planning Code, to create special exceptions in the 40-65-J Special Height and Bulk District. Sponsors Supervisors Brown, Teng, Bierman. File 115-96-5, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 263.13.) (August 8, 1996 - Approved by Planning Commission Resolution No. 14177.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 36-96-5: Zoning Map Height and Bulk, 5545 Third Street
Source text[Zoning Map Height and Bulk, 5545 Third Street] Ordinance adopting a change to the Height and Bulk Classification as an amendment to the Zoning Map of the City and County affecting property located at 5545 Third Street, Lot 6, Assessor's Block 5419, to change the Height and Bulk Classification from 40-X to 40-65-J, and adopting findings pursuant to Planning Code Section 101.1. Sponsors Supervisors Brown, Teng, Bierman. File 36-96-5, Ordinance No. (August 8, 1996 - Approved by Planning Commission Resolution No. 14179.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 36-96-4.1: Zoning Map, Affordable Housing, 5545 Third Street
Source text[Zoning Map, Affordable Housing, 5545 Third Street] Ordinance adopting a new Special Use District as an amendment to the Zoning Map of the City and County affecting property located at 5545 Third Street, Lot 6, Assessor's Block 5419, to establish the Third Street and Armstrong Avenue Affordable Housing Special Use District, and adopting findings pursuant to Planning Code Section 101.1; companion measure to File 36-96-4.1. Sponsors Supervisors Brown, Teng, Bierman. File 36-96-4, Ordinance No. (August 8, 1996 - Approved by Planning Commission Resolution No. 14178.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 81-96-1: Affordable Housing Special Use District
Source text[Affordable Housing Special Use District] Ordinance amending Planning Code, to create an Affordable Housing Special Use District at Third Street and Armstrong Avenue. Sponsors Supervisors Brown, Teng, Bierman. File 81-96-1, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 249.17.) (August 8, 1996 - Approved by Planning Commission Resolution No. 14176.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 36-96-4.1: Findings, 5545 Third Street Affordable Housing
Source text[Findings, 5545 Third Street Affordable Housing] Resolution adopting Final Negative Declaration, finding and determining that the establishment of the Third Street and Armstrong Avenue Affordable Housing Special Use District, and the reclassification of the height and bulk district from 40-X to 40-65-J, affecting the property at 5545 Third Street, Assessor's Block 5419, Lot 6, will have no significant impact on the environment, and adopting and incorporating findings of Final Negative Declaration. Sponsors Supervisors Brown, Teng, Bierman. File 36-96-4.1, Resolution No. 903-96 (June 19, 1996 - Adopted and issued by Planning Department.) (August 8, 1996 - Approved by Planning Commission Motion 14180, approving Conditional Use Authorization adopted.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 39-96-9: Grand Jury Report, Department of Public Health
Source text[Grand Jury Report, Department of Public Health] Motion directing the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors to submit comments on the recommendations of the 1995-96 Civil Grand Jury to the Presiding Judge of the Superior Court pertaining to the Department of Public Health. (Government Efficiency and Labor Committee) File 39-96-9 Adopted by the following vote:
File 39-96-8: Grand Jury Report, Jails
Source text[Grand Jury Report, Jails] Motion directing the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors to submit comments on the recommendations of the 1995-96 Civil Grand Jury to the Presiding Judge of the Superior Court pertaining to the City and County Jails. (Government Efficiency and Labor Committee) File 39-96-8 Adopted by the following vote:
File 39-96-7: Grand Jury Report, Port
Source text[Grand Jury Report, Port] Motion directing the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors to submit comments on the recommendations of the 1995-96 Civil Grand Jury to the Presiding Judge of the Superior Court pertaining to the Port. (Government Efficiency and Labor Committee) File 39-96-7 Adopted by the following vote:
File 39-96-6: Grand Jury Report, Clean Water Enterprise
Source text[Grand Jury Report, Clean Water Enterprise] Motion directing the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors to submit comments on the recommendations of the 1995-96 Civil Grand Jury to the Presiding Judge of the Superior Court pertaining to the Clean Water Enterprise. (Government Efficiency and Labor Committee) File 39-96-6 Adopted by the following vote:
File 39-96-5: Grand Jury Report, Department of Public Works
Source text[Grand Jury Report, Department of Public Works] Motion directing the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors to submit comments on the recommendations of the 1995-96 Civil Grand Jury to the Presiding Judge of the Superior Court pertaining to the Department of Public Works. (Government Efficiency and Labor Committee) File 39-96-5 Adopted by the following vote:
File 188-96-1.2: Bernal Property Development Agreement
Source text[Bernal Property Development Agreement] Resolution adopting findings based on the Final Environmental Impact Report for the Bernal Property and approving the Bernal Property Development Agreement by and between Alameda County and the City and County of San Francisco, pursuant to Charter Section 9.118. (Public Utilities Commission) File 188-96-1.2, Resolution No. 918-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 172-96-33: Medical Services Contract
Source text[Medical Services Contract] Resolution authorizing the Director of Public Health to execute an agreement, including indemnification, with the Regents of the University of California, for the provision of services specified as necessary by the California Children Services (CCS) for Community Level Neonatal Intensive Care designation, retroactive to July 1, 1996. (Department of Public Health) File 172-96-33, Resolution No. 916-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 147-96-5: Federal Grant, Technology in Education Program
Source text[Federal Grant, Technology in Education Program] Resolution authorizing retroactively the Public Library to apply for approximately $200,000 per year for five years for a maximum of $1,009,302 as part of a collaboration with the Unified School District, to be awarded by the United States Department of Education, Challenge Grant for Technology in Education Program; waiving indirect costs. Sponsor Supervisor Alioto. File 147-96-5, Resolution No. 914-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 112-96-5: Outreach Newspaper, S.F. Bay Times
Source text[Outreach Newspaper, S.F. Bay Times] Resolution designating the San Francisco Bay Times for outreach advertising for the City and County for the Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Community through June 30, 1997, or until such time that a periodical can be designated as the official outreach periodical for the Lesbian/Gay/Bisexual Community. (Purchasing Department) File 112-96-5, Resolution No. 910-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-13: Campaign Consultant Regulation
Source textlder; and establish a voluntarily code of conduct for campaign consultants. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Bierman. File 97-96-13, Ordinance No. (Adds Sections 16.540 through 16.547.) Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to amend page five, lines 24 and 25, Section 16.543(a)(6) by deleting the clause "and a statement of the specific purpose for which the client has contracted with the campaign consultant"; and to page seven, lines 16 through 18, Section 16.543(d) by deleting "The Client Authorization Statement must include a statement of the purpose for which the client has employed the campaign consultant.". Supervisor Ammiano, seconded by Supervisor Alioto, moved pending amendment of the whole bearing same title, dated October 2, 1996. Supervisor Leal requested City Attorney to prepare and submit proposed amendment regarding recusal provisions in sufficient time to be placed on the agenda for Board action on October 15, 1996. Supervisor Ammiano, seconded by Supervisor Yaki, moved to refer the above matter with pending amendments to October 15, 1996 with the Board of Supervisors sitting as a Committee of the Whole. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 82-96-3: Grant of Easement, County of San Mateo
Source text[Grant of Easement, County of San Mateo] Ordinance authorizing conveyance of trail easements over Water Department Peninsula Watershed to the County of San Mateo. (Real Estate Department) File 82-96-3, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 264-96-1: Domestic Violence Education/Prevention
Source text[Domestic Violence Education/Prevention] Resolution endorsing and supporting the mission and goals of the Chinese Community Health Education Council and urging San Francisco Municipal Railway, through Transportation Displays, Incorporated, and other city departments to support the domestic violence prevention campaign in the Chinese community by promoting education and other services. Sponsors Supervisors Teng, Alioto, Bierman, Kaufman, Katz, Shelley, Yaki. File 264-96-1, Resolution No. 921-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 161-96-2: Empowerment Zone
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 161-96-2: Empowerment Zone
Source text[Empowerment Zone] Resolution urging the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department to revise the regulations to allow the City and County ((to be considered for full Empowerment Zone status for all six neighborhoods or)) to include Chinatown and the Tenderloin as ((an)) Enterprise Community Areas and to receive the benefits associated with that designation, including grant funds and access to facility bonds. Sponsors Supervisors Teng, Bierman, Shelley, Alioto, Yaki, Kaufman. File 161-96-2, Resolution No. 915-96 Supervisor Teng, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved an amendment of the whole entitled, "Resolution urging the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department to revise the regulations to allow the City and County to include Chinatown and the Tenderloin as an Enterprise Community Areas and to receive the benefits associated with that designation, including grant funds and access to facility bonds.". Amendment of the Whole adopted by the following vote:
File 43-96-3: Policy, Small Business
Source text[Policy, Small Business] Resolution establishing a policy to involve the Small Business Advisory Commission on policy issues of significance to the small business community in the City and County. Sponsors Supervisors Teng, Katz, Brown, Kaufman, Shelley. File 43-96-3, Resolution No. 904-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 28-96-10: Emergency Repairs, San Joaquin Pipeline No. 3
Source text[Emergency Repairs, San Joaquin Pipeline No. 3] Resolution authorizing expenditure of $600,000 for the emergency repairs to the San Joaquin Pipeline No. 3. (Public Utilities Commission) File 28-96-10, Resolution No. 902-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 28-96-9: Emergency Repair, Various Locations
Source text[Emergency Repair, Various Locations] 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 23rd Avenue between California Street and Clement Street, Broadway between Grant Avenue and Stockton Street, Trenton Street between Pacific Avenue and Jackson Street, Pacific Avenue between Stockton Street and Mason Street and between Taylor Street and Jones Street, the 2015 Tenth Avenue easement between Tenth Avenue and 160 feet westerly, First Street between Market Street and Stevenson Street, Vicksburg Street between Elizabeth Street and Twenty-Fourth Street, Dale Place between Golden Gate Avenue and the Dead-End, Andover Street between Newman Street and Cortland Street and Webster Street between Lombard Street and Greenwich Street. (Department of Public Works) File 28-96-9, Resolution No. 901-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 101-96-11: Salary Ordinance Amendment
Source text[Salary Ordinance Amendment] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 298-96, Annual Salary Ordinance, 1996/97, Department of Business and Economic Development reflecting the creation of two (2) positions; companion measure to File 101-96-11. (Department of Human Resources) File 102-96-4, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-96-10: Appropriation, Public Transportation-Muni Railway
Source text[Appropriation, Department of Business and Economic Development] Ordinance appropriating $231,180, Department of Business and Economic Development, of grant and rental revenue for salaries, fringe benefits, travel, training, for professional services, materials and supplies, equipment and services of other departments, for the creation of two (2) positions, for the Treasure Island Base Conversion Project. (Controller) File 101-96-11, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-96-10: Appropriation, Public Transportation-Muni Railway
Source text[Appropriation, Public Transportation-Muni Railway] Ordinance rescinding $86,568 from materials and supplies in the Muni Operating Fund and appropriating $99,543 to professional services in the Muni Capital Projects Fund, including $12,975 recovered from the contractor, to reimburse the Municipal Railway's Advanced Train Control System Project for the improper use of grant funds, in response to a Controller's audit, for fiscal year 1996-97; providing for ratification of action previously taken. (Controller) File 101-96-10, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 20-96-16: Street Closure, Mark Lane
Source text[Street Closure, Mark Lane] Resolution authorizing the temporary closure of Mark Lane, between Bush Street and Harlan Place, between 12:00 Noon - 2:30 P.M. and 6:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M., everyday for a one-year trial period. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 20-96-16, Resolution No. 900-96 Adopted. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 006-96-142: Commend Rigoberta Menchu
Source text[Commend Rigoberta Menchu] Resolution commending Rigoberta Menchu, human rights leader and Nobel Peace Prize Laureate, for her efforts and leadership to promote world peace and advocate for social justice on behalf of indigenous peoples in Guatemala and around the world on the occasion of her visit to the City and County of San Francisco on Friday, October 4, 1996. File 006-96-142, Resolution No. 873-96 Supervisors Leal, Kaufman, Ammiano, Katz, Alioto, Shelley presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 58-96-33: Final Map, 1260 Haight Street
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 Alioto, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 58-96-33: Final Map, 1260 Haight Street
Source textThe President resumed the Chair. IMPERATIVE 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 Alioto, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 58-96-33: Final Map, 1260 Haight Street
Source text[Final Map, 1260 Haight Street] Motion approving final map of 1260 Haight Street, a Residential Condominium Project, being a subdivision of Lot 15 in Assessor's Block 1234, and adopting findings pursuant to Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of Public Works) File 58-96-33 (September 20, 1996 - Referred to Board for consideration on September 30, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 32-96-1.4: Cable TV Franchise Confidential Communications
Source text[Cable TV Franchise Confidential Communications] Motion waiving the attorney-client privilege regarding the two cable television franchise confidential communications from the City Attorney's office for which the Board of Supervisors holds the attorney-client privilege, and directing the Clerk to place these documents in Board File No. 32-96-1.4. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Shelley, Katz. File 32-96-1.7 (September 25, 1996 - Referred to Board for consideration on September 30, 1996.) Supervisor Ammiano, seconded by Supervisor Alioto, moved to continue consideration to October 15, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 150-96-2: Disaster Relief Funds - Recreation and Park Department
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 150-96-2: Disaster Relief Funds - Recreation and Park Department
Source text[Disaster Relief Funds - Recreation and Park Department] Resolution authorizing the ((General Manager)) Mayor and other designated officials of the Recreation and Park Department to execute and file, on behalf of the City and County, an application for Federal and 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 1995 late winter storms. Sponsors Supervisors Leal, Kaufman. File 150-96-2, Resolution No. 879-96 (September 25, 1996 - Referred to Board for consideration on September 30, 1996.) Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved to amend title, line one, by deleting "General Manager" and inserting "Mayor"; amend title, line two, by deleting "Recreation and Park Department" and inserting "City and County of San Francisco"; amend page one, line 20, after the word "that" by inserting "the Mayor or designee; Controller or designee; Director, Mayor's Office of Emergency Services;". Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 53-96-2: Crosstown Tunnel
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 53-96-2: Crosstown Tunnel
Source text[Crosstown Tunnel] Resolution opposing the flow of Central Valley Agricultural, Municipal and Industrial Wastewater through San Francisco via a crosstown tunnel and urging the Mayor, the Public Utilities Commission, the Department of Public Works and other city agencies to cease funding any studies which include transporting Central Valley wastewater via a crosstown tunnel through San Francisco. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Ammiano, Katz, Yaki, Teng, Alioto, Leal, Brown, Hsieh. File 53-96-2, Resolution No. 877-96 (September 24, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on September 30, 1996.) Supervisor Shelley, seconded by Supervisor Bierman, moved to amend title, line five, after the word "include" by inserting "transporting Central Valley wastewater via". Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 53-96-1: Wastewater Alternatives Study
Source text[Wastewater Alternatives Study] Resolution urging the Public Utilities Commission and the Clean Water Program to conduct a comprehensive feasibility study of environmentally beneficial alternatives to the crosstown tunnel for dealing with wastewater flows into San Francisco Bay, and to report back to the Board of Supervisors within six months. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Ammiano, Katz, Yaki, Teng, Alioto, Leal, Brown, Hsieh. File 53-96-1, Resolution No. 876-96 (September 24, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on September 30, 1996.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 170-96-8: Airport Revenue Bonds
Source textQuorum present. Report on Closed Session Deputy City Attorney Ted Lakey reported that the Board had met in closed session with the City Attorney for the purpose of reviewing the City's position on whether the City should initiate litigation against Viacom and/or TCI related to telecommunications franchise issues, as permitted by Government Code Section 54956.9(c). The meeting was informational only and no action was taken. Adopted Motion that the Board of Supervisors finds that it is in the best interest of the public and elects not to disclose its closed session deliberations concerning possible litigation. Supervisor Yaki, seconded by Supervisor Alioto, moved adoption. Motion adopted by the following vote:
File 170-96-8: Airport Revenue Bonds
Source textRecess The Board recessed at the hour of 2:40 p.m. to convene in closed session. Reconvening of the Board The Board reconvened at the hour of 3:28 p.m. Calling the Roll The following Supervisors were noted present:
File 170-96-8: Airport Revenue Bonds
Source textConference with City Attorney - Litigation Adopted [Closed Session] Motion that the Board of Supervisors convene in closed session with the City Attorney for the purpose of reviewing the City's position on whether the City should initiate litigation against Viacom and/or TCI related to telecommunications franchise issues, as permitted by Government Code Section 54956.9(c). Supervisor Teng, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 170-96-8: Airport Revenue Bonds
Source text[Airport Revenue Bonds] Resolution approving the issuance of up to $192,700,000 aggregate principal amount of San Francisco International Airport Second Series Revenue Bonds for the purpose of financing certain infrastructure improvements at San Francisco International Airport and approving the maximum interest rate thereon and approving up to $2,850,000,000 principal amount of Master Plan Bonds of the Airports Commission; approving the time for sale of Master Plan Bonds as ending December 31, 2000; approving up to 19 Series of Master Plan Bonds; and approving a final maturity date of the Master Plan Bonds of not later than May 1, 2030. (Airports Commission) File 170-96-8, Resolution No. 880-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 84-96-2: Property Acquisition, CALTRANS Property/Route 480
Source text[Property Acquisition, CALTRANS Property/Route 480] Resolution approving and authorizing a Memorandum of Agreement with the State of California for acquisition of certain real property formerly occupied by Route 480 and located generally between Main Street and the Embarcadero (including certain waivers and indemnities for the benefit of the State contained in such agreements); adopting findings that such acquisition is consistent with the City's General Plan and Eight Priority Policies of Planning Code Section 101.1; and placing certain of the property under the Port's jurisdiction. (Real Estate Department) File 84-96-2, Resolution No. 878-96 Adopted by the following vote: