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Willie B Kennedy
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File 006-96-080: Commend Mrs. Anson Chan
Source text[Commend Mrs. Anson Chan] Resolution commending Mrs. Anson Chan and declaring May 28, 1996 Mrs. Anson Chan Day in San Francisco. File 006-96-080, Resolution No. 457-96 Supervisor Teng presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-079: Commend The China Press
Source text[Commend The China Press] Resolution commending The China Press and declaring June 1, 1996 China Press Day in San Francisco. File 006-96-079, Resolution No. 454-96 Supervisor Teng presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-078: Commend LeRoy King
Source text[Commend LeRoy King] Resolution commending Commissioner LeRoy King, a devoted hardworking labor leader and long time resident of the Western Addition, for his continuous, philanthropic expressions of boundless generosity and love for the people of the City and County of San Francisco. File 006-96-078, Resolution No. 453-96 Supervisors Kennedy, Hsieh, Ammiano, Kaufman, Alioto, Yaki, Bierman, Shelley, Teng, Leal presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-22: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Brown Act Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that for the resolutions being considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San Francisco after the agenda was posted. Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-22: Leaves of Absence
Source textIMPERATIVE CALENDAR Resolution(s), if any, to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions to be considered, the Board must first adopt the following two motions. Adopted [Purely Commendatory Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that the resolutions being considered at this time are purely commendatory. Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-22: Leaves of Absence
Source textard of Supervisors, June 7 - 16; Lily Chan, Commissioner, Film and Video Arts Commission, April 27 - May 3; Joseph Driscoll, Commissioner, Retirement System Board, June 10 - 21; Edward Harrington, Controller, Office of the Controller, May 19 - 22; Sandra R. Hernandez, M.D., Director of Health, Department of Public Health, June 26 - 28; Bobbie Sue Hood, President, Building Inspection Commission, April 26 - 28; Alan T. Huie, Commissioner, Film and Video Arts Commission, May 1 - 3; James W. McCullough, Commissioner, Film and Video Arts Commission, May 1 - 3 and May 17 - 19; John E. Newlin, Executive Director, Department of Parking and Traffic, May 23 - 24; Sululagi Palega, Sr., Commissioner, Social Services Commission, May 10 - 12; Edward Petrillo, Commissioner, Film and Video Arts Commission, May 11 - 16; Denise Roth, Commissioner, Film and Video Arts Commission, May 10 - 22; Anna C. Shimko, Commissioner, Juvenile Probation Commission, May 16 - 20; Jitu Somaya, Commissioner, Asian Art Museum, May 28 - June 2; Andrew Sun, Commissioner, Public Transportation Commission, May 15 - 17, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 112-96-3.1: Newspaper Merger
Source text[Newspaper Merger] Resolution urging the District Attorney and the City Attorney to use all of the powers granted to them under California law and the City Charter to fully investigate any proposed merger or discontinuation of one of San Francisco's daily newspapers as a possible violation of California anti-trust law and to take appropriate legal action. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Bierman, Kennedy, Teng. File 112-96-3.1, Resolution No. 468-96 (May 20, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on May 28, 1996.) Adopted. In connection with the above item, Supervisors Kennedy, Teng 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 241-96-2: TEFRA AND NCIS Project Approval
Source text[TEFRA AND NCIS Project Approval] Resolution approving the execution and delivery of not to exceed $22 million aggregate principal amount of certificates of participation for the financing of the National Center for International Schools Project; companion measure to File 241-96-2. Sponsors Supervisors Kaufman, Hsieh, Bierman, Teng. File 241-96-3, Resolution No. (May 20, 1996 - Consideration continued to May 28, 1996.) Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved to rerefer to Budget Committee. Motion to rerefer to Committee adopted by the following vote:
File 241-96-2: Final Negative Declaration
Source text[Final Negative Declaration] Resolution adopting Final Negative Declaration, finding and determining that a reclassification from a P (Public) to an NC-3 (Moderate-Scale Neighborhood Commercial) District, conversion of a vacant, approximately 185,000 gross square foot office building to a school for students from pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade (National Center for International Schools), demolition of existing structures and construction of a gymnasium, and provision of parking for 115 automobiles for the property located at 129 and 150 Oak Street and 289 Fell Street, Assessor's Block 833, Lots 3 and 15 and Assessor's Block 837, Lots 18, 19 and 20, will have no significant impact on the environment, and adopting and incorporating findings of Final Negative Declaration. Sponsors Supervisors Kaufman, Hsieh, Bierman, Teng. File 241-96-2, Resolution No. (May 20, 1996 - Consideration continued to May 28, 1996.) Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved to rerefer to Budget Committee. Motion to rerefer to Committee adopted by the following vote:
File 241-96-1: ABAG Finance Authority Membership
Source text[ABAG Finance Authority Membership] Resolution approving, authorizing and directing the execution and delivery of a Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement relating to the ABAG Finance Authority for Nonprofit Corporations, acknowledging and approving the by-laws thereof (including an indemnity contained therein), appointing a representative to the governing board thereof, authorizing the Board of Supervisors or the Mayor's Office to hold public hearings required by Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 in connection with projects to be located within the City and finance by the ABAG Finance Authority for Nonprofit Corporations, and designating either the Board of Supervisors or the Mayor as the applicable elected representative for purposes of Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Sponsors Supervisors Kaufman, Hsieh, Bierman, Teng. File 241-96-1, Resolution No. (May 20, 1996 - Consideration continued to May 28, 1996.) Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved to rerefer to Budget Committee. Motion to rerefer to Committee adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-21.1: Appointments
Source textOlson, vice Elizabeth Pritzker, Seat No. 27101, must be attorney nominated by Society of Professional Journalists; Bruce B. Brugmann, vice himself, Seat No. 27102, must be local journalist nominated by Society of Professional Journalists; Charlotte P. Berk, vice herself, Seat No. 27104, must be nominee of the League of Women Voters; Robert R. Planthold, vice himself, Seat No. 27105, must be disabled and have interest in citizen access/participation; Sue Hester, vice herself, Seat No. 27106, must be member of the public with interest/experience in local government; Landis Whistler, vice himself, Seat No. 27107, must be member of the public with interest/experience in local government; Enrique Ramirez, vice himself, Seat No. 27109, must be member of the public experience in consumer advocacy; Byron McQuarters, vice himself, Seat No. 27113, must be member of the public with interest/experience in local government; David Pilpel, vice James Chaffee, Seat No. 27108, must be member of the public experienced in consumer advocacy; Marilyn Smulyan, vice Kathryn L. Perry, Seat No. 27114, must be member of the public with interest/experience in local government.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 33-96-4: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution confirming the appointment of Mary C. Dunlap, Interim Director of the Office of Citizen Complaints, as the permanent Director of the Office of Citizen Complaints. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Alioto. File 33-96-4, Resolution No. 466-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-95-48: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing member to the Telecommunications Policy Commission, for new two-year term ending February 1, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-95-48, Resolution No. 449-96 (Byron Rhett, vice himself, Seat No. 21608, public-at-large, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-95-28.2: Appointments
Source text[Appointments] Resolution appointing members to the Delinquency Prevention Commission, for unexpired portion of a four-year term ending December 31, 1996. (Rules Committee) File 92-95-28.2, Resolution No. 448-96 (Arnold Laub, vice Raymond L. Benson, deceased, Seat No. 21814; Sharon Olivia Hoff, vice Eric Ciasullo, resigned, Seat No. 21816.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 121-96-6: Gun Control
Source text[Gun Control] Ordinance amending Police Code, relating to the sale, lease or other transfer of firearms, firearm ammunition or firearm ammunition components. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Bierman, Leal, Yaki, Ammiano, Teng. File 121-96-6, Ordinance No. (Amends Sections 613.1 and 613.10.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 194-96-1: Litigation, Tobacco Companies
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 194-96-1: Litigation, Tobacco Companies
Source text[Litigation, Tobacco Companies] Resolution urging the City Attorney and District Attorney to institute litigation against the United States Tobacco Companies to recover the costs of caring for people with smoking-related illnesses. Sponsors Supervisors Alioto, Leal, Yaki, Ammiano, Bierman, Hsieh, Kaufman, Kennedy, Shelley, Teng. File 194-96-1, Resolution No. 469-96 Supervisor Alioto, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved an amendment of the whole entitled, "Resolution urging the City Attorney and District Attorney to institute litigation against the United States Tobacco Companies to recover the costs of caring for people with smoking-related illnesses." Amendment of the whole adopted by the following vote:
File 161-95-6.1: Redevelopment Agency Budget and Bonds
Source text[Redevelopment Agency Budget and Bonds] Resolution approving an amendment to the budget of the Redevelopment Agency of the City and County of San Francisco for fiscal year 1995-96 by increasing by $1,000,000 the Agency's expenditure for the South of Market Earthquake Recovery Redevelopment Project Area; approving the issuance of not to exceed $1,143,000 of Tax Allocation Bonds; and authorizing the Agency to increase its Annual Statement of Indebtedness by $98,069. Sponsor Supervisor Bierman. File 161-95-6.1, Resolution No. 450-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 127-96-5: Summer Youth Employment Credit
Source text[Summer Youth Employment Credit] Ordinance amending Part III, Articles 12-A (the Payroll Expense Tax Ordinance) and 12-B (the Business Tax Ordinance) of the Municipal Code to provide for credits against those taxes for businesses hiring youths between the ages of 14 and 21 for the summer; and to provide that the provisions of these credits expire on December 31, 2001. Sponsors Supervisors Yaki, Leal, Ammiano, Bierman, Teng, Alioto, Kaufman, Kennedy, Shelley. File 127-96-5, Ordinance No. (Add Sections 906-C and 1005.7.) Supervisor Yaki, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to continue consideration to June 3, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 101-95-79: Salary Ordinance Amendment, Assessor's Office
Source text[Salary Ordinance Amendment, Assessor's Office] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 256-95 (Annual Salary Ordinance, 1995/96), Assessor's Office, reflecting the creation of six (6) positions; companion measure to File 101-95-79. (Department of Human Resources) File 102-95-20, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-79: Appropriation, Assessor's Office
Source text[Appropriation, Assessor's Office] Ordinance amending the 1995-96 Annual Appropriation Ordinance by appropriating $357,249, Assessor's Office, of AB 818 State Loan Revenue, for salaries, fringe benefits and equipment purchase for the creation of six (6) positions for staff support at the Assessor's Office, for the first year of a three-year project to reduce the assessment backlog. (Controller) File 101-95-79, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-78: Salary Ordinance Amendment, DPH-Mental Health/SFGH
Source text[Salary Ordinance Amendment, DPH-Mental Health/SFGH] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 256-95 (Annual Salary Ordinance, 1995/96), Department of Public Health-Mental Health, reflecting the creation of eighteen (18) positions at Mental Health-Substance Abuse Services, and two hundred twenty-two (222) positions at San Francisco General Hospital for the operation of the Mental Health, rehabilitation facility for fiscal year 1995-96; companion measure to File 101-95-78. (Department of Human Resources) File 102-95-19, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-78: Appropriation, DPH-Mental Health/SFGH
Source text[Appropriation, DPH-Mental Health/SFGH] Ordinance rescinding $503,467, Mental Health, of Mental Health Professional Services and appropriating $117,638 to salaries and fringe benefits for the creation of eighteen (18) full time equivalent positions at Mental Health, and transferring and appropriating $308,726 for San Francisco General Hospital for salaries, fringe benefits, non-personal services, materials and supplies and equipment purchase for the creation of two hundred twenty-two (222) full time equivalent positions for the operation of the Mental Health Rehabilitation Facility for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-78, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 65-96-2.1: Lease Agreement, Pier 38 Maritime Recreation Center
Source text[Lease Agreement, Pier 38 Maritime Recreation Center] Ordinance approving Lease Agreement as amended between Carl Ernst, Jr. and Pier 38 Maritime Recreation Center, Inc. and the City and County operating by and through the Port Commission for a Maritime Recreation Center at Pier 38 (on the Embarcadero between Townsend and Brannan Streets) and requiring the Port to report back to the Board of Supervisors regarding the base rent terms for the dining space at the end of the tenth year of the proposed lease and any reduction in percentage rents during the term of the lease and requiring capital improvement expenditures to be made on maritime facilities prior to or contemporaneous with restaurant or other related recreation facilities. (Port Commission) File 65-96-2.1, Ordinance No. 213-96 Finally passed by the following vote:
File 121-96-8: Home Delivery Services
Source text[Home Delivery Services] Ordinance amending the Police Code by adding Section 3305.1 thereto, making it unlawful to refuse home delivery services to a residential address located within the business' normal delivery range with specified exceptions. Sponsors Supervisors Kennedy, Bierman, Teng. File 121-96-8, Ordinance No. 217-96 Finally passed by the following vote:
File 3-96-1.1: Release of Lien and Forgiveness of Debt
Source text[Release of Lien and Forgiveness of Debt] Ordinance forgiving debt for unpaid water charges which includes interest and penalties owned by Booker T. Washington Community Service Center and authorizing and directing city officers and employees to expunge lien for those charges on property known as Booker T. Washington Community Service Center at 800 Presidio. Sponsors Supervisors Kennedy, Bierman, Teng. File 3-96-1.1, Ordinance No. 200-96 Finally passed by the following vote:
File 142-96-1: Water Rates - Finding
Source text[Water Rates - Finding] Resolution making a finding that no tax subsidy will be required by the San Francisco Water Department by reason of approval of proposed schedule of rates to be charged by the San Francisco Water Department for retail water service in San Francisco and suburban areas. (Public Utilities Commission) File 142-96-1, Resolution No. 435-96 (May 6, 1996 - Referred to Budget Committee with direction to report back May 20, 1996.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-074: Taekwondo Friendship Tournament
Source text[Taekwondo Friendship Tournament] Resolution commending the Pacific Association of the Amateur Athletic Union for sponsoring the Taekwondo Friendship Tournament, qualifying event for the 1996 Junior Olympics. File 006-96-074, Resolution No. 426-96 Supervisors Yaki, Shelley, Kaufman presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-073: Commend Henry Der
Source text[Commend Henry Der] Resolution commending Henry Der and declaring May 23, 1996 Henry Der Day in San Francisco. File 006-96-073, Resolution No. 425-96 Supervisors Teng, Shelley, Bierman, Kaufman presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-072: Commend Herb Caen
Source text[Commend Herb Caen] Resolution urging the Mayor to urge the Port Commission to honor Herb Caen by naming the bay front promenade along the Embarcadero after Herb Caen. File 006-96-072, Resolution No. 420-96 Supervisors Shelley, Kaufman, Yaki, Teng, Bierman, Kennedy, Alioto presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-21: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Brown Act Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that for the resolutions being considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San Francisco after the agenda was posted. Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Yaki, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-21: Leaves of Absence
Source textIMPERATIVE CALENDAR Resolution(s), if any, to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions to be considered, the Board must first adopt the following two motions. Adopted [Purely Commendatory Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that the resolutions being considered at this time are purely commendatory. Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Yaki, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-21: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-21, Resolution No. 422-96 (Mabel Teng, Member, Board of Supervisors, June 17 and June 26 - July 7; Hatsuro Aizawa, Commissioner, Asian Art Museum, May 13 - 17; James M. Gerstley, Commissioner, Asian Art Museum, May 18 - June 14; Sandra R. Hernandez, M.D., Director, Public Health, May 17 - 18 and September 9 - 12; Willis Kirk, Commissioner, Art Commission, May 11 - 18; Leopold Korins, Member, Retirement System Board, May 10 - June 3; Richard Newirth, Director of Cultural Affairs, Art Commission, June 5 - 10; Marjorie Seller, Commissioner, Asian Art Museum, May 11 - 20, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 58-96-15: Final Map Bayshore Hester Heights
Source text[Final Map Bayshore Hester Heights] Motion approving final map of Bayshore Hester Heights, a Planned Unit Development, being a merger and resubdivision of Bayshore/Hester Unit 1 (41 PM 70) in Assessor's Block 5054A, and adopting findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. Sponsor Supervisor Shelley, Kaufman. File 58-96-15 (May 13, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on May 20, 1996.) Adopted. In connection with the above item, Supervisor Kaufman requested to be added as co-sponsor. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 121-96-8: Home Delivery Services
Source text[Home Delivery Services] Ordinance amending the Police Code by adding Section 3305.1 thereto, making it unlawful to refuse home delivery services to a residential address located within the business' normal delivery range with specified exceptions. Sponsors Supervisors Kennedy, Bierman, Teng. File 121-96-8, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 3-96-1.1: Release of Lien and Forgiveness of Debt
Source text[Release of Lien and Forgiveness of Debt] Ordinance forgiving debt for unpaid water charges which includes interest and penalties owned by Booker T. Washington Community Service Center and authorizing and directing City officers and employees to expunge lien for those charges on property known as Booker T. Washington Community Service Center at 800 Presidio. Sponsors Supervisors Kennedy, Bierman, Teng. File 3-96-1.1, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 9-96-1.1: Waterville Street Improvements
Source text[Waterville Street Improvements] Resolution urging the Chief Administrative Officer to direct the Director of the Department of Public Works to determine the costs necessary to improve the unimproved portions of Waterville Street south of Conkling and to request a supplemental appropriation from the capital improvement budget to undertake those improvements. Sponsor Supervisor Kennedy. File 9-96-1.1, Resolution No. 427-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 9-96-2: Street Acceptance
Source text[Street Acceptance] Ordinance accepting the roadway of Waterville Street from Silver Avenue to Conkling Street, from curb to curb for maintenance. Sponsor Supervisor Kennedy. File 9-96-2, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 172-96-15: Food Stamp Trafficking Agreement Extension
Source text[Food Stamp Trafficking Agreement Extension] Resolution authorizing the District Attorney, Food Stamp Task Force Division, to amend an existing agreement with the State of California Social Services, to include and extend the terms of the agreement beginning May 1, 1994 through December 31, 1996, to investigate food stamp trafficking. (District Attorney) File 172-96-15, Resolution No. 445-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 172-96-12: Contract Modification, Breda Costruzioni
Source text[Contract Modification, Breda Costruzioni] Resolution authorizing, retroactively, the Municipal Railway to modify an existing contract with Breda Costruzioni Ferroviarie S.p.A. (Public Transportation Commission) File 172-96-12, Resolution No. 443-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 172-96-10: Prevailing Wage Requirements
Source text[Prevailing Wage Requirements] Resolution exempting from the prevailing wage provisions of Charter Section 7.204 the contract between the City and the San Francisco Conservation Corps to provide fire hazard reduction activities for the Water Department. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Teng. File 172-96-10, Resolution No. 442-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 172-96-8: Contract, DPH - University of Texas Medical Branch
Source text[Contract, DPH - University of Texas Medical Branch] Resolution authorizing the Director of Public Health to retroactively enter into a subcontract in the amount of $10,847 with the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston, the primary contractor, to provide reports and information for a study of Host Lymphocyte Resistance to HIV-1, including an agreement to indemnify the University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston. (Department of Public Health) File 172-96-8, Resolution No. 440-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 152-96-1: Standards and Training, Local Corrections
Source text[Standards and Training, Local Corrections] Resolution authorizing the Sheriff's Department, Adult Probation Department, and Juvenile Probation Department to apply for, accept and expend $317,285 in funds from the State of California Board of Corrections for the Standards and Training of Local Corrections and Probation Officers Programs; stipulating adherence to standards for recruitment and training established by the Board of Corrections; waiving any indirect costs. (Sheriff) File 152-96-1, Resolution No. 439-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 144-96-1: Federal Grant, Track Rehabilitation Project
Source text[Federal Grant, Track Rehabilitation Project] Resolution rescinding Resolution 778-93, authorizing the Executive Director of the Port to retroactively apply for, accept and expend $2.4 million from the Federal Highway Administration for the Track Rehabilitation Project on the Peninsula Corridor Mainline and releasing $619,500 of reserved funds for the purchase and installation of the Digicon Signalization System. (Port) File 144-96-1, Resolution No. 437-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 112-96-1: Official Newspapers for Fiscal Year 1996-97
Source text[Official Newspapers for Fiscal Year 1996-97] Resolution designating the San Francisco Examiner to be official newspaper of the City and County for specified categories of advertising, and designating the San Francisco Independent to be the official newspaper for other specified categories of official advertising, commencing July 1, 1996. (Purchasing Department) File 112-96-1, Resolution No. 433-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 68-96-3: Grant, Summer Food Service Program
Source text[Grant, Summer Food Service Program] Resolution authorizing the Mayor to retroactively apply for, accept and expend $777,564 from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) to sponsor the Summer Food Service Program for needy children. Sponsor Supervisor Shelley. File 68-96-3, Resolution No. 432-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 148-95-7.1: State Grant, Integrated Pest Management Project
Source text[State Grant, Integrated Pest Management Project] Resolution authorizing the Director of the Department of Public Works to accept a one-year, $20,000 grant contract, renewable for up to two additional years, with the California Department of Pesticide Regulation, which requires the City to indemnify the State from claims in connection with the performance of the contract. Sponsor Supervisor Shelley. File 148-95-7.1, Resolution No. 421-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-18: Sexual Harassment
Source text[Sexual Harassment] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to prohibit discrimination and sexual harassment of city employees and members of the public. Sponsors Supervisors Bierman, Teng, Ammiano, Yaki, Kaufman, Shelley. File 97-96-18, Ordinance No. (Amends Sections 12B.1 and 12B.2.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 65-96-6: Lease, New Main Library, 100 Larkin Street
Source text[Lease, New Main Library, 100 Larkin Street] Ordinance authorizing and approving the lease of space in City-owned property at 100 Larkin Street, consisting of a portion of the lowest floor to Robin Boley-Alvarez and Francois Alvarez commencing April 18, 1996. (Real Estate Department) File 65-96-6, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 49-96-1: CCSF v. Portsmouth Plaza Parking Corporation
Source textPassed for Second Reading [Approving Portsmouth Square Parking Garage Lease Amendment] Ordinance approving a second amendment to the Portsmouth Square Public Parking lease between the City and County and the San Francisco Portsmouth Plaza Parking Corporation, which provides for quarterly rather than annual payments of rent, and strengthens the City's termination rights under the lease; companion measure to File 49-96-1. Sponsor Supervisor Ammiano. File 47-96-3, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 49-96-1: CCSF v. Portsmouth Plaza Parking Corporation
Source text[CCSF v. Portsmouth Plaza Parking Corporation] Resolution approving the settlement of the unlitigated claim of the City and County against the Portsmouth Plaza Parking Corporation in the amount of $544,476. (City Attorney) File 49-96-1, Resolution No. 430-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 93-95-33.1: Amendment to MOU, Local 856
Source text[Amendment to MOU, Local 856] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 219-95 to implement the provisions of an arbitration award between the Teamsters Local 856 and the City and County for the period July 1, 1996 through June 30, 1998. (Department of Human Resources) File 93-95-33.1, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 241-96-2: TEFRA AND NCIS Project Approval
Source text[TEFRA AND NCIS Project Approval] Resolution approving the execution and delivery of not to exceed $22 million aggregate principal amount of certificates of participation for the financing of the National Center for International Schools Project; companion measure to File 241-96-2. Sponsors Supervisors Kaufman, Hsieh, Bierman, Teng. (May 31, 1996 - A public hearing notice was published in connection with this item.) File 241-96-3, Resolution No. Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved to continue consideration to May 28, 1996, and that the public hearing be held at 3:00 p.m. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 241-96-2: Final Negative Declaration
Source text[Final Negative Declaration] Resolution adopting Final Negative Declaration, finding and determining that a reclassification from a P (Public) to an NC-3 (Moderate-Scale Neighborhood Commercial) District, conversion of a vacant, approximately 185,000 gross square foot office building to a school for students from pre-kindergarten through twelfth grade (National Center for International Schools), demolition of existing structures and construction of a gymnasium, and provision of parking for 115 automobiles for the property located at 129 and 150 Oak Street and 289 Fell Street, Assessor's Block 833, Lots 3 and 15 and Assessor's Block 837, Lots 18, 19 and 20, will have no significant impact on the environment, and adopting and incorporating findings of Final Negative Declaration. Sponsors Supervisors Kaufman, Hsieh, Bierman, Teng. File 241-96-2, Resolution No. Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved to continue consideration to May 28, 1996, and that a public hearing be held at 3:00 p.m. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 241-96-1: ABAG Finance Authority Membership
Source text[ABAG Finance Authority Membership] Resolution approving, authorizing and directing the execution and delivery of a Joint Exercise of Powers Agreement relating to the ABAG Finance Authority for Nonprofit Corporations, acknowledging and approving the by-laws thereof (including an indemnity contained therein), appointing a representative to the governing board thereof, authorizing the Board of Supervisors or the Mayor's Office to hold public hearings required by Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 in connection with projects to be located within the City and finance by the ABAG Finance Authority for Nonprofit Corporations, and designating either the Board of Supervisors or the Mayor as the applicable elected representative for purposes of Section 147(f) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. Sponsors Supervisors Kaufman, Hsieh, Bierman, Teng. File 241-96-1, Resolution No. Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved to continue consideration to May 28, 1996, and that a public hearing be held at 3:00 p.m. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 142-96-1.2: Disapproving Revised Water Rates, S.F./Suburban Areas
Source text[Disapproving Revised Water Rates, S.F./Suburban Areas] Resolution disapproving revised schedule of rates to be charged by the San Francisco Water Department for retail water service in San Francisco and suburban areas. (Public Utilities Commission) File 142-96-1.2, Resolution No. 436-96 (Filed April 24, 1996.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-26: Settlement of Airport Claims/Legal Proceedings
Source text[Settlement of Airport Claims/Legal Proceedings] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, authorizing the Airports Commission upon the recommendation of the City Attorney to settle or dismiss any legal proceeding involving construction contract, property or matter under its jurisdiction and which does not exceed $100,000 and also authorizing the City Attorney, with the consent of the Airports Commission, to settle or dismiss the above Airport claims or demands not exceeding $100,000. (Airports Commission) File 97-96-26, Ordinance No. (Adds Sections 10.25-10 and 10.25-11.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-77: Appropriation, Fire Department
Source text[Appropriation, Fire Department] Ordinance appropriating $43,966, Fire Department, of Fire Plan Checking Revenue for the purchase of computer equipment for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-77, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-76: Appropriation, Fire Department
Source text[Appropriation, Fire Department] Ordinance appropriating $1,984,126, Fire Department, from the General Fund Reserve for salaries, fringe benefits, services of other departments (Workers Compensation) and facilities maintenance for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-76, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 223-96-10: Liquor License/1745 Folsom Street
Source text[Liquor License/1745 Folsom Street] Resolution determining that the issuance of a Type 20 Off-Sale Beer and Wine License to Jennifer Kitchen for Rainbow Grocery, located at 1745 Folsom 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 223-96-10, Resolution No. (April 29, 1996 - Consideration continued to May 20, 1996.) On behalf of Supervisor Leal, Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to continue consideration to June 10, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-25: General Assistance Grant, FY 1996-97
Source text[General Assistance Grant, FY 1996-97] Ordinance amending Administrative Code (General Assistance Ordinance) to suspend a scheduled cost of living adjustment for general assistance clients. Sponsor Supervisor Kennedy. File 97-96-25, Ordinance No. 196-96 (Amends Section 20.57.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 92-96-23: Appointment
Source textRecess The Board recessed at the hour of 4:16 p.m. to convene in closed session pursuant to above motion. Reconvening of the Board The Board, at the hour of 5:22 p.m., reconvened. Noted Present: Supervisors Alioto, Ammiano, Bierman, Hsieh, Kaufman, Kennedy, Shelley, Teng, Yaki - 9. Noted absent: Supervisor Leal - 1. Quorum present. Report on Closed Session Deputy City Attorney Tom Owen reported that the Board had met in closed session with the City Attorney for the purpose of reviewing the existing litigation of Williams v. San Francisco, U.S. District Court Nos. C96-0705 SBA and C96-1337 SBA, as permitted by Government Code Section 54956.9(a). 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 in pending employee relations negotiations. Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved adoption. Motion adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-23: Appointment
Source textConference with City Attorney - Litigation From the President Adopted Motion that the Board of Supervisors convene in closed session with the City Attorney for the purpose of reviewing the existing litigation of Williams v. San Francisco, U.S. District Court Nos. C96-0705 SBA and C96-1337 SBA, as permitted by Government Code Section 54956.9(a). Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved adoption.
File 92-96-23: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing member to the San Francisco Environment Commission, for new three-year term ending May 12, 1999. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-23, Resolution No. 412-96 (Paul Okamoto, vice himself, Seat No. 26513, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-22.1: Appointments
Source text[Appointments] Resolution appointing members to the City-Wide Alcoholism Advisory Board, terms expiring July 1, 1996, for new three-year terms ending July 1, 1999. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-22.1, Resolution No. 411-96 (Robert Nelson, Jr., vice himself, Seat No. 20603, Professional, research or personal interest in alcoholism; Rev. Timothy Downs, vice himself, Seat No. 20604, Professional, research or personal interest in alcoholism; Deborah Doyle, vice herself, Seat No. 20605, Professional, research or personal interest in alcoholism.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-18: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing member to the Delinquency Prevention Commission for unexpired portion of four-year term ending December 31, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-18, Resolution No. 410-96 (Melanie DewBerry, vice David Inocencio, Seat No. 21805, interest and knowledge regarding juvenile delinquency prevention, resigned.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-1: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing member to the Advisory Council to the Commission on the Aging, for two-year term ending March 31, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-1, Resolution No. 409-96 (Ernestine Pina McGoldrick, vice Daisie Flor V. Harrison, Seat No. 20307, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 12-96-17: Absentee Voter Procedures
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 12-96-17: Absentee Voter Procedures
Source textny mention of any type of marital or family status; asking the City Attorney to institute proceedings to enforce guarantees of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments with regard to Election Code Section 3017 which has the effect of denying or abridging the right to vote in contravention of the guarantees set forth in the Constitution of the United States. Sponsors Supervisors Kaufman, Bierman, Shelley, Ammiano, Leal, Ammiano, Alioto, Teng. File 12-96-17, Resolution No. 403-96 Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved an amendment of the whole entitled, "Resolution resolving that California Election Code Section 3017 discriminates against absentee voters based on their marital and family status; urging the State Legislature to amend Election Code Section 3017 to delete any mention of any type of marital or family status; asking the City Attorney to institute proceedings to enforce guarantees of the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments with regard to Election Code Section 3017 which has the effect of denying or abridging the right to vote in contravention of the guarantees set forth in the Constitution of the United States." Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 12-96-12: School-to-Career Opportunities Act
Source text[School-to-Career Opportunities Act] Resolution supporting SB 643, the School-to-Career Opportunities Act and directing the State Legislative Representative to work towards strengthening the Act and furthering its passage. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Alioto, Teng. File 12-96-12, Resolution No. 402-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-95-48.2: Appointments
Source text[Appointments] Resolution appointing members to the Telecommunications Policy Committee, terms expired, for new two-year terms ending February 1, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-95-48.2, Resolution No. 391-96 (Michael B. Freeman, vice Carol C. Hull, Seat No. 21606, public-at-large; Maria Luz Agudelo, vice Edd Dundas, Seat No. 21605, public-at-large.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-95-28.1: Appointments
Source text[Appointments] Resolution appointing members to the Delinquency Prevention Commission. (Rules Committee) File 92-95-28.1, Resolution No. 390-96 (Joshua Bloom, vice Father James M. Goode, Seat No. 21809, resigned, for unexpired portion of term ending December 31, 1996; Megan Burke, vice Elizabeth Youhn, Seat No. 21819, resigned, for unexpired portion of term ending June 30, 1999.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 151-96-1: Northeastern Waterfront Survey Area
Source text[Northeastern Waterfront Survey Area] Resolution amending Resolutions 141-77, 607-91 and 125-95 designating and describing the Northeastern Waterfront Survey Area by adding real property to said survey area (to potentially provide land for the proposed Giant's Downtown Ballpark). Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Teng, Alioto, Yaki, Hsieh, Kennedy. File 151-96-1, Resolution No. 414-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 42-96-2: Temporary Closure of Wayne Place
Source text[Temporary Closure of Wayne Place] Resolution urging the Department of Parking and Traffic and Department of Public Works to support the temporary closure and improvements of Wayne Place for children's recreational activities operated by the Wu Yee Children's Services. Sponsors Supervisors Teng, Bierman, Ammiano, Shelley, Yaki, Kennedy. File 42-96-2, Resolution No. 408-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 10-96-3: Encroachment Permit, Golden Gate Ave/Larkin Street
Source text[Encroachment Permit, Golden Gate Ave/Larkin Street] Resolution granting revocable permission to the Clark Construction Group, Inc. to temporarily close and occupy the southerly sidewalk and a portion of the street area on Golden Gate Avenue, between Polk and Larkin Streets, and the westerly sidewalk and a portion of the street area on Larkin Street, between McAllister Street and Golden Gate Avenue during construction operations for the State Office Building Project at 455 Golden Gate Avenue and 350 McAllister Street (Block 765, Lots 2 and 3). (Department of Public Works) File 10-96-3, Resolution No. 401-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 10-96-2: Encroachment Permit, 62-64 Bonview Street
Source text[Encroachment Permit, 62-64 Bonview Street] Resolution granting revocable permission to James P. Zerga to construct one (1) concrete retaining wall and landscaping in conjunction with grading and constructing a private driveway for access to 62-64 Bonview Street (Block 5613, Lots 20 and 21) and adopting findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of Public Works) File 10-96-2, Resolution No. 400-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 90-96-2: Landmark Designation, Milo Hoadley Residence
Source text[Landmark Designation, Milo Hoadley Residence] Ordinance designating the Milo Hoadley Residence as Landmark No. 216 pursuant to Article 10 of the City Planning Code. (Department of City Planning) File 90-96-2, Ordinance No. (City Planning Resolution No. 14079, adopted 3/14/96.) (Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board Resolution No. 481, adopted 11/15/95.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 36-96-3: Zoning Map Amendment, 1118 Capitol Avenue
Source text[Zoning Map Amendment, 1118 Capitol Avenue] Ordinance amending Planning Code, by adopting changes in property use classification as an amendment to the Zoning Map of the City and County for property generally described as 1118 Capitol Avenue, Assessor's Block 6937, Lot 26, from an RH-1 (House, One-Family) District to an RH-2 (House, Two-Family) District and adopting findings pursuant to Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of City Planning) File 36-96-3, Ordinance No. (City Planning Resolution No. 14083, adopted 3/21/96.) (Exempt from environmental review per Certificate of Determination issued January 19, 1996.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 34-96-1: Sidewalk Width Regulations, Indiana Street
Source text[Sidewalk Width Regulations, Indiana Street] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 1061 entitled "Regulating the Width of Sidewalks" by adding Section 1521 changing official sidewalk width on the east side of Indiana Street between 23rd Street and Tubbs Street, as shown on the Department of Public Works drawing labeled Q-20-435 and making findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of Public Works) File 34-96-1, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 115-95-3.1: Review of Murals on Landmark Structures
Source text[Review of Murals on Landmark Structures] Ordinance amending City Planning Code, to require review of murals on landmarks or in a historic district. Sponsor Supervisor Bierman. File 115-95-3.1, Ordinance No. (Amends Sections 1005, 1006, 1006.6 and 1006.7.) (The legislation was amended by the Housing and Land Use Committee.) (General Rule Exclusion from environmental review.) The Clerk announced that the legislation was amended in committee and the Planning Code requires that this amended ordinance be referred back to the Planning Commission for further review. A motion to continue the item to June 10, 1996 would be in order to allow the Planning Commission adequate time to review the legislation and report back to the Board of Supervisors Supervisor Teng, seconded by Supervisor Yaki, moved to continue consideration to June 10, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 97-95-56: Historic Property Restoration
Source text[Historic Property Restoration] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to implement California Mills Act allowing owners of qualified historic properties to contract with the City to rehabilitate, restore and preserve properties and to procure property tax reductions pursuant to individual Mills Act contracts and to establish fee to pay for costs of entering Mills Act contract and administering this program. Sponsors Supervisors Bierman, Alioto, Kennedy. File 97-95-56, Ordinance No. (Adds Sections 71.1 through 71.6.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 236-96-1: Sexual Predator Law, AB 888
Source text[Sexual Predator Law, AB 888] Resolution designating the District Attorney to assume responsibility for proceedings brought under AB 888, the new State sexual predator law. Sponsors Supervisors Kaufman, Alioto, Kennedy. File 236-96-1, Resolution No. Supervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Alioto, moved to rerefer to Committee. Motion to rerefer to Committee adopted by the following vote:
File 30-96-9: Rape - Sexual Assault and Treatment Services
Source text[Rape - Sexual Assault and Treatment Services] Resolution urging his Honor, the Mayor, to support the Department of Public Health Adult Sexual Assault Services Planning group's recommendations to develop an integrated sexual assault services system in the City and County and to urge the Commission on the Status of Women to enhance the sexual assault service delivery system for young women and girls in the City and County. Sponsors Supervisors Alioto, Leal, Yaki, Ammiano, Bierman, Teng, Shelley, Kennedy. File 30-96-9, Resolution No. 407-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 12-96-21: State Penal Code - Rape
Source text[State Penal Code - Rape] Resolution urging the State Legislature to increase the penalties for the crime of rape as defined in State Penal Code Sections 264 (a) and (b) and Penal Code Sections 186.22 (a) and (b); and urging the Governor and the State Legislature to increase funding for rape prevention programs. Sponsors Supervisors Alioto, Leal, Yaki, Ammiano, Bierman, Teng, Shelley, Kennedy. File 12-96-21, Resolution No. 404-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 170-96-2: Bonds, Bayshore Hester Assessment District
Source text[Bonds, Bayshore Hester Assessment District] Resolution providing for the issuance of $1,030,000 principal amount of limited obligation improvement bonds; providing for the approval and execution and delivery by officers of the City and County of a fiscal agent agreement; providing for the appointment of a fiscal agent for the bonds and an assessment administrator; providing for the collection of assessments to pay the principal of and interest on said bonds; approving the notice of sale and preliminary official statement for said bonds; authorizing the execution of said bonds; approving an acquisition and funding agreement and a continuing disclosure agreement; and providing for the execution of documents in connection therewith and ratifying previous actions taken in connection therewith. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Kaufman, Bierman, Hsieh, Teng, Kennedy. File 170-96-2, Resolution No. 415-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 251-95-2.1: Bayshore Hester Assessment District
Source text[Bayshore Hester Assessment District] Resolution ordering changes and modifications to the Engineer's Report, including the assessment roll for the City and County of San Francisco Bayshore Hester Assessment District No. 95-1. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Kaufman, Bierman, Hsieh, Teng, Kennedy. File 251-95-2.1, Resolution No. 392-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-25: General Assistance Grant, FY 1996-97
Source text[General Assistance Grant, FY 1996-97] Ordinance amending Administrative Code (General Assistance Ordinance) relating to the cost of living adjustment of aid grants. (Mayor, Supervisor Kennedy) File 97-96-25, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 20.57.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-75: Appropriation, Department of Public Health
Source text[Appropriation, Department of Public Health] Ordinance appropriating and rescinding $22,040,803, Department of Public Health, of revenues (Realignment Short Doyle Medi-Cal and Medical), contribution transfers, salaries and fringe benefits at the Department of Mental Health, Laguna Honda and San Francisco General Hospitals to address projected deficit for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-75, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 21-96-1: Sewer Service Charge, 1996-97
Source text[Sewer Service Charge, 1996-97] Resolution adopting and imposing schedules of sewer service charges to be paid by users for fiscal year 1996-97 pursuant to Articles 4.1 and 4.2 of the Public Works Code; providing for severability clause. (Chief Administrative Officer) File 21-96-1, Resolution No. 406-96 (Filed April 15, 1996.) (May 6, 1996 - Consideration continued to May 13, 1996.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 65-96-7: Lease Modification, Port/Franciscan Restaurant
Source text[Lease Modification, Port/Franciscan Restaurant] Ordinance approving third amendment to lease of real property between the Franciscan Restaurant and the City and County operating by and through the Port Commission for restaurant and retail uses at Pier 43-1/2, Fisherman's' Wharf. (Port) File 65-96-7, Ordinance No. 190-96 (May 6, 1996 - Consideration continued to May 13, 1996.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 006-96-066: Commending Bruce Kapsack, Esq.
Source text[Commending Bruce Kapsack, Esq.] Resolution commending Bruce Kapsack, Esq. for his exemplary conduct and dedicated public service while serving as staff attorney for the Office of Citizen Complaints. File 006-96-066, Resolution No. 379-96 Supervisors Ammiano, Kennedy, Bierman presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-065: Commending Irene Yee Riley
Source text[Commending Irene Yee Riley] Resolution commending Irene Yee Riley's promotion to District Manager of the Bank of America. File 006-96-065, Resolution No. 378-96 Supervisors Teng, Hsieh, Kaufman, Yaki presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-064: Fred and Ernestine Campagnoli Day
Source text[Fred and Ernestine Campagnoli Day] Resolution commending Fred and Ernestine Campagnoli for their years of dedication to the City of San Francisco and declaring May 11, 1996 as Fred and Ernestine Campagnoli Day in San Francisco. File 006-96-064, Resolution No. 377-96 Supervisors Shelley, Alioto, Teng, Leal, Kaufman, Yaki, Hsieh presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-063: Commending Edward J. Sharkey
Source text[Commending Edward J. Sharkey] Resolution commending Edward J. Sharkey on the occasion of his 100th Birthday on May 18, 1996, and for his service to San Francisco and its War Memorial and Veterans. File 006-96-063, Resolution No. 376-96 Supervisor Shelley presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-19: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Brown Act Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that for the resolutions being considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San Francisco after the agenda was posted. Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-19: Leaves of Absence
Source textIMPERATIVE CALENDAR Resolution(s), if any, to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions to be considered, the Board must first adopt the following two motions. Adopted [Purely Commendatory Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that the resolutions being considered at this time are purely commendatory. Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-19: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-19, Resolution No. 374-96 (Willie L. Brown, Jr., Mayor, Office of the Mayor, May 4 - 5; Tom Hsieh, member, Board of Supervisors, May 20 - 26; Mabel Teng, member, Board of Supervisors, May 29 - June 4 and June 18 - 25; Philip Adams, Director, Department of Public Transportation, May 4 - 9; Dennis P. Bouey, Executive Director, Port of San Francisco, May 20 - 24; Cynthia Gissler, Commissioner, Commission on the Status of Women, April 24 - May 1; Fred H. Lau, Chief, Police Department, April 26 - 30; John L. Martin, Director, International Airport, April 19 - 24; Peter Mezey, Commissioner, Parking and Traffic Commission, May 28 - June 24; Harry S. Parker III, Director, Fine Arts Museums, May 15 - 17; Wendell L. Pryor, Director, Department of Human Resources, April 24 - 26; Louise H. Renne, City Attorney, Office of City Attorney, April 19 - 26; Arlene M. Sauser, Chief, Adult Probation Department, May 13 - 16, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 58-96-10: Final Map
Source text[Final Map] Motion approving final map of 50, 52, 54, 56, 58, 60, 62 and 64 Guy Place, a Condominium Project, being a resubdivision of Lot 55 in Assessor's Block 3749, and adopting findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of Public Works) File 58-96-10 (April 29, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on May 6, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 111-95-1.1: Interim Zoning Controls, Union Square Signs
Source text[Interim Zoning Controls, Union Square Signs] Resolution extending for an additional twelve months Interim Zoning Controls prohibiting the approval of general advertising signs within 200 feet of the park known as Union Square and facing said park but allowing replacement signs and deleting the special exceptions from the roof sign and height limitations for general advertising signs within 200 feet of Union Square. Sponsors Supervisors Bierman, Alioto. File 111-95-1.1, Resolution No. 373-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 21-96-1: Sewer Service Charges, 1996-97
Source textSupervisor Kaufman, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved to continue consideration as amended to May 13, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 21-96-1: Sewer Service Charges, 1996-97
Source text[Sewer Service Charges, 1996-97] Resolution adopting and imposing schedules of sewer service charges to be paid by users for fiscal year 1996-97 pursuant to Articles 4.1 and 4.2 of the Public Works Code; providing for severability clause. (Chief Administrative Officer) File 21-96-1, Resolution No. 406-96 Supervisor Shelley, seconded by Supervisor Alioto, moved an amendment of the whole bearing same title. Amendment of the whole adopted by the following vote:
File 37-96-1.3: Findings
Source text[Findings] Motion directing the Clerk of the Board to prepare findings relating to proposed Conditional Use Applications 95.348C, 95.389C, 95.390C, 95.391C and 95.393C, on properties located at 1700 Haight Street, 6143-6153 Geary Boulevard, 2696 Geary Boulevard, 1400 Lombard Street and 669-677 Portola Drive, for action by the Board at its next meeting. (Clerk of the Board) File 37-96-1.3 Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved to continue consideration to June 3, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 37-96-1.2: Appeal, Wireless Transmission Facilities
Source text[Appeal, Wireless Transmission Facilities] Motion disapproving decision of the City Planning Commission by its Motions 14067, 14068, 14069, 14070 and 14072 approving Conditional Use Applications 95.348C, 95.389C, 95.390C, 95.391C and 95.393C, on properties located at 1700 Haight Street, 6143-6153 Geary Boulevard, 2696 Geary Boulevard, 1400 Lombard Street and 669-677 Portola Drive. (Clerk of the Board) File 37-96-1.2 Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved to continue consideration to June 3, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 37-96-1.1: Appeal, Wireless Transmission Facilities
Source text[Appeal, Wireless Transmission Facilities] Motion approving decision of the City Planning Commission by its Motions 14067, 14068, 14069, 14070 and 14072 approving Conditional Use Applications 95.348C, 95.389C, 95.390C, 95.391C and 95.393C, on properties located at 1700 Haight Street, 6143-6153 Geary Boulevard, 2696 Geary Boulevard, 1400 Lombard Street and 669-677 Portola Drive. (Clerk of the Board) File 37-96-1.1 Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved to continue consideration to June 3, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 37-96-1: Public Hearing
Source textSupervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved to continue consideration to June 3, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 37-96-1: Public Hearing
Source text[Public Hearing] Hearing appealing decision of City Planning Commission by its Motions 14067, 14068, 14069, 14070 and 14072 approving Conditional Use Applications 95.348C, 95.389C, 95.390C, 95.391C and 95.393C to install wireless transmission facilities on properties located at 1700 Haight Street, 6143-6153 Geary Boulevard, 2696 Geary Boulevard, 1400 Lombard Street and 669-677 Portola Drive. File 37-96-1 (Appeal filed April 8, 1996.) (Categorically exempt from environmental review process pursuant to Title 14 of the California Administrative Code.) (Both the appellant and project representative have requested a continuance of the public hearing to June 3, 1996.) Supervisor Hsieh Excused from Voting On advice of the City Attorney, Supervisor Hsieh requested to be excused from voting because of possible conflict of interest. Thereupon, Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved to excuse Supervisor Hsieh from voting. Motion adopted by the following vote:
File 124-96-4: Special Truck Loading Zones and Yellow Zones
Source text[Special Truck Loading Zones and Yellow Zones] Ordinance amending Traffic Code, regarding the designation of special truck loading zones and yellow zones. (Department of Parking and Traffic) File 124-96-4, Ordinance No. 187-96 (Amends Sections 33.3, 38.B, and 38.B.1.) Finally passed. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 65-96-7: Lease Modification, Port/Franciscan Restaurant
Source text[Lease Modification, Port/Franciscan Restaurant] Ordinance approving third amendment to lease of real property between the Franciscan Restaurant and the City and County operating by and through the Port Commission for restaurant and retail uses at Pier 43-1/2, Fishermans' Wharf. (Port) File 65-96-7, Ordinance No. Supervisor Yaki, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to continue consideration to May 13, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-062: Commending Hoy Ping Benevolent Association
Source text[Commending Hoy Ping Benevolent Association] Resolution commending Hoy Ping Benevolent Association and declaring May 4, 1996 "Hoy Ping Benevolent Association Day" in San Francisco. File 006-96-062, Resolution No. 358-96 Supervisors Teng, Yaki, Bierman, Hsieh, Kaufman, Shelley presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 6-96-61: Mission High School Health Center
Source text[Mission High School Health Center] Resolution commending Mission High School and San Francisco State University's College of Nursing on the occasion of the opening celebration of the expanded Mission High School Health Center for their collaborative efforts in establishing a model school-based health center. File 6-96-61, Resolution No. 357-96 Supervisors Leal, Ammiano, Yaki, Bierman, Teng, Kaufman presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-060: Commending Justice Ming W. Chin
Source text[Commending Justice Ming W. Chin] Resolution commending Justice Ming W. Chin on his appointment as Associate Justice of the Supreme Court of California and declaring April 30, 1996 "Justice Ming W. Chin Day" in San Francisco. File 006-96-060, Resolution No. 356-96 Supervisors Hsieh, Kaufman, Yaki, Shelley, Teng, Bierman, Leal, Ammiano, Kennedy, Alioto presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-18: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Brown Act Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that for the resolutions being considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San Francisco after the agenda was posted. Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Yaki, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-18: Leaves of Absence
Source textIMPERATIVE CALENDAR Resolution(s), if any, to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions to be considered, the Board must first adopt the following two motions. Adopted [Purely Commendatory Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that the resolutions being considered at this time are purely commendatory. Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Yaki, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-18: Leaves of Absence
Source textDepartment of Public Health, January 28 - 29; Bobbie Sue Hood, President, Building Inspection Commission, March 11 - 12; Caryl Ito, Commissioner, Commission on the Status of Women, February 8 - 18; Fred H. Lau, Chief, Police Department, March 18 - 24; Jerry Levine, Member, City Planning Commission, March 8 - 17; Calvin Louie, Commissioner, Human Rights Commission, January 13 - 18; Jane Morrison, President Elect, Social Services Commission, March 14 - 26; A. Lee Munson, Commissioner, Civil Service Commission, March 5 - 8; Harry S. Parker, III, Director, Fine Arts Museums, April 17 -28; Manuel A. Rosales, Commissioner, Redevelopment Agency, March 9 - 20 and April 20 - 23; Emily Sano, Director, Asian Art Museum, March 9 - 27; Mauri Schwartz, Vice President, Board of Permit Appeals, February 9 - 11, March 15 - 17, May 22 - 27 and July 21 -31; Fran A. Streets, Commissioner, Public Library Commission, January 17 - 19; Andrew Sun, Commissioner, Public Transportation Commission, April 26 - 28; Ian Wilson, Chair, Asian Art Museum Commission and Foundation, April 16 - May 1 and May 8 -11, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 38-96-10: Gift, Police Horse Trailer
Source text[Gift, Police Horse Trailer] Resolution authorizing the Chief of Police to accept, on behalf of the San Francisco Police Department, the gift of a horse trailer from Wells Fargo Bank. Sponsors Supervisors Alioto, Teng. File 38-96-10, Resolution No. 365-96 (April 22, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on April 29, 1996.) Adopted. In connection with the above item, Supervisor Teng requested to be added as co-sponsor. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 239-96-1: Pedestrian Safety Awareness
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 239-96-1: Pedestrian Safety Awareness
Source text[Pedestrian Safety Awareness] Resolution urging the Mayor and all Department Heads to promote increased awareness of pedestrian safety by participating in the San Francisco Pedestrian Task Forces' SEE Pedestrian campaign. Sponsors Supervisors Leal, Bierman, Shelley, Kaufman, Yaki, Ammiano. File 239-96-1, Resolution No. 372-96 (April 22, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on April 29, 1996.) Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Yaki, moved to amend line 11 by inserting the words "Senior Action Network, Department of Parking and Traffic" following the words "Mayor's Office," Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-19: Former Charter Provisions
Source textQuorum present. Report on Closed Session The Deputy City Attorney stated that the Board took no action in closed session. 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 in pending employee relations negotiations. Supervisor Yaki, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved adoption. Motion adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-19: Former Charter Provisions
Source textRecess The Board recessed at the hour of 3:07 p.m. to convene in closed session. The Board reconvened at 3:30 p.m. Calling the Roll On call of the roll, the following Supervisors were noted present:
File 97-96-19: Former Charter Provisions
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 59456.9(c). Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Ammiano. Supervisor Yaki, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-19: Former Charter Provisions
Source text[Former Charter Provisions] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, making necessary changes to conform to the 1996 Charter relating to officers of the City and County; emergency succession to the Mayor; contractual authority limitation; Board of Supervisors, City Administrator; Controller; District Attorney; City Planning; Police; Fire; and providing an effective date of July 1, 1996. Sponsor Supervisor Kaufman. File 97-96-19, Ordinance No. (Adds Sections 1.49, 2.1-1, 2.6-4, 2.6-5, 2A.10, 2A.14, 2A.18, 2A.19, 2A.20, 2A.70, 2.6-6, 2A.50, 2A.51, 2A.75, 2A.76, 2A.77, 2A.78, 2A.79, 2A.80, 2A.81, 2A.90, 2A.91, 2A.92, 2A.93, 2A.94, 2A.95, 2A.96, and 2A.97, to codify 1932 Charter sections 1.103, 2.101, 2.203, 2.203-3, 3.100, 3.201, 3.301, 3.302, 3.303, 3.402, 3.502, 3.523, 3.529, 3.531, 3.533, 3.534, 3.535, 3.537, 3.538, 3.539, 3.540, 3.541, 3.542, 3.543, 3.544, 3.545, 3.546 and 3.547.) Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Yaki, moved to rerefer to Committee. Motion to rerefer to Committee adopted by the following vote:
File 223-96-14: Liquor License Transfer, 2298 Mission Street
Source text[Liquor License Transfer, 2298 Mission Street] Resolution opposing the request for the transfer of a Type 21 off-sale general alcohol beverage control license for Raymond Tsang for City Discount Meat & Grocery Store, from 2780 - 21st Street to 2298 Mission Street, and determining that it will not 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 223-96-14, Resolution No. 371-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 223-96-13: Liquor License Transfer, 3165 Steiner Street
Source text[Liquor License Transfer, 3165 Steiner Street] Resolution determining that the transfer of a Type 21 off-sale general alcohol beverage control license for Basher A. El-Yousef for Hollow Cow Market and Delicatessen, from 2100 Chestnut Street to 3165 Steiner Street, will serve the convenience and necessity of the people of the City and County, in accordance with Section 23958.4 of the California Business and Professions Code; with condition. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 223-96-13, Resolution No. Supervisor Yaki, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved to continue consideration to May 6, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 223-96-11: Liquor License Transfer, 1416 Haight Street
Source text[Liquor License Transfer, 1416 Haight Street] Resolution opposing the request for transfer of a Type 21 off-sale general alcohol beverage control license for Fouady Y. Kazzouh for New Lite Market, from 1806 Irving Street to 1416 Haight Street, and determining that it will not serve the convenience and necessity of the people of the City and County, in accordance with Section 23958.4 of the California Business and Professions Code. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 223-96-11, Resolution No. 369-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 124-96-4: Special Truck Loading Zones and Yellow Zones
Source text[Special Truck Loading Zones and Yellow Zones] Ordinance amending Traffic Code, regarding the designation of special truck loading zones and yellow zones. (Department of Parking and Traffic) File 124-96-4, Ordinance No. (Amends Sections 33.3, 38.B, and 38.B.1.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 192-96-2: State Grant - Reduce Air Pollution, Motor Vehicles
Source text[State Grant - Reduce Air Pollution, Motor Vehicles] Resolution authorizing the Executive Director of the Department of Parking and Traffic or his designee, to accept and expend $1,306,200 from the Transportation Fund for Clean Air in the Bay Area for programs and projects to reduce air pollution from motor vehicles; waiving indirect costs; and placing $913,000 on reserve. (Department of Parking and Traffic) File 192-96-2, Resolution No. 368-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 147-96-3: State Grant - African American History Network
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 147-96-3: State Grant - African American History Network
Source text[State Grant - African American History Network] Resolution authorizing City Librarian, retroactively, to apply for Library Services and Construction Act funds from the California State Library for the African American History Network II. There are direct costs of eight percent (8%) contained in the budget of this grant. (Public Library) File 147-96-3, Resolution No. 367-96 Supervisor Ammiano, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved to amend line 17 to delete "accept and expend" before the word "funds". Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 60-96-3: Election, California Civil Rights Initiative
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 60-96-3: Election, California Civil Rights Initiative
Source text[Election, California Civil Rights Initiative] Resolution establishing policy opposing the California Civil Rights Initiative, joining the Mayor in his efforts to oppose this measure and educate the San Francisco electorate about its negative impact on the City and County and supporting the efforts of "Freedom Summer 1996". Sponsors Supervisors Teng, Leal, Alioto, Ammiano, Yaki, Shelley, Kaufman, Kennedy, Bierman, Hsieh. File 60-96-3, Resolution No. 366-96 Supervisor Teng, seconded by Supervisor Yaki, moved an Amendment of the Whole bearing same title. Amendment of the whole adopted by the following vote:
File 25-96-4: Prop. J Contract, Security Guard Services
Source text[Prop. J Contract, Security Guard Services] Resolution concurring retroactively, with the Controller's determination that security guard services can practically be performed at the Bureaus of Engineering and Construction Management Offices at 1680 Mission Street by private contractor for a lower cost than if the services were performed by City employees. (Department of Public Works) File 25-96-4, Resolution No. 361-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 172-96-7: Muni Railway Regional Trip Planning Agreement
Source text[Muni Railway Regional Trip Planning Agreement] Ordinance approving a contract between the City, through its Municipal Railway, and three Bay Area transit agencies, to provide regional database for route, schedule and fare information so that passengers can plan regional trips. (Public Transportation Commission) File 172-96-7, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 97-96-15: Hold Harmless Agreement with Caltrans
Source text[Hold Harmless Agreement with Caltrans] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, regarding hold harmless agreements with various city departments and to California Department of Transportation (Caltrans) for the purpose of obtaining encroachment permits from the State. (Department of Public Works) File 97-96-15, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 1.49.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 97-96-14.1: Public Notices, Plain
Source text[Public Notices, Plain] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to require that items on agendas of meetings of policy bodies of the City and County should be written in plain English and to require that public notices mailed by city departments, boards, agencies and commissions to residents be written in plain English and advise the public how they may submit written comments to city officials regarding the subject of public meetings and hearings. Sponsors Supervisors Kaufman, Teng, Bierman, Shelley. File 97-96-14.1, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 67.7; Adds Section 67.7-1.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 28-96-4: Sewer Emergency
Source text[Sewer Emergency] 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 Francisco Street between Larkin Street and mid-block Polk Street, Lansing Street between First Street and Guy Place, Twenty-Third Avenue between Clement Street and Geary Boulevard and Bannam Place between Green Street and Union Street. (Department of Public Works) File 28-96-4, Resolution No. 363-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 127-96-2: New Jobs Tax Credit Extension
Source text[New Jobs Tax Credit Extension] Ordinance amending Part III, Municipal Code, extending the expiration date of the New Jobs Tax Credit to December 31, 2002. Sponsors Supervisors Kaufman, Leal, Hsieh, Bierman, Teng. File 127-96-2, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 906B.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-74: Appropriation, 911 CAD Interim System
Source text[Appropriation, 911 CAD Interim System] Ordinance appropriating $5,337,594, Police Department, for purchase and installation of an interim Computer Aided Dispatch (CAD/911) System including professional services, services of other departments and overtime; funded from the General Fund Reserve (established from the 1994-95 one time accounting adjustment); providing for ratification of action previously taken. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Kennedy. File 101-95-74, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-73: Appropriation, Chief Administrative Officer
Source text[Appropriation, Chief Administrative Officer] Ordinance appropriating $275,500, Chief Administrative Officer, of Redevelopment Agency revenue for salaries, professional services, and services of other departments to allow the CAO's office to assist the Redevelopment Agency with urban design guidelines for the Mid-Embarcadero Roadway replacement and open space projects for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-73, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-72: Salary Ordinance Amendment
Source text[Salary Ordinance Amendment] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 256-95 (Annual Salary Ordinance, 1995/96) Public Utilities, Hetch Hetchy project, reflecting the creation of six (6) positions; companion measure to File 101-95-72. (Department of Human Resources) File 102-95-18, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-72: Appropriation, Public Utilities Commission-Hetch Hetchy
Source text[Appropriation, Public Utilities Commission-Hetch Hetchy] Ordinance appropriating and rescinding $77,002, Public Utilities Commission-Hetch Hetchy, of Hetch Hetchy Operating Funds, to create and delete six (6) positions for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-72, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-71.1: Appropriation, Department of Public Works
Source text[Appropriation, Department of Public Works] Ordinance appropriating $5,687,710, Department of Public Works, of 1996A City Hall Improvement Bond Fund proceeds for design and construction of non-seismic improvements at City Hall, for bond issuance costs for the offices of the Chief Administrative Officer, Controller and the City Attorney and for repayment of the General Fund advance for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-71.1, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 223-96-10: Liquor License/1745 Folsom Street
Source text[Liquor License/1745 Folsom Street] Resolution determining that the issuance of a Type 20 off-sale beer and wine license to Jennifer Kitchen for Rainbow Grocery, located at 1745 Folsom Street, will serve the convenience and necessity of the people of the City and County, in accordance with Section 23958.4 of the California Business and Professions Code. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 223-96-10, Resolution No. (April 8, 1996 - Consideration continued to April 29, 1996.) Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved to continue consideration to May 20, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 20-96-5: Traffic Regulations, Various Locations
Source text[Traffic Regulations, Various Locations] Resolution enacting traffic regulations at various locations. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 20-96-5, Resolution No. 360-96 (One-Way Street - Establish Florida Street, east roadway, northbound, from Fifteenth Street to 210 feet southerly (210-foot zone). Tow-Away, No Stopping Anytime - Establish Portola Drive, north side, from Burnett Avenue to 290 feet easterly (290-foot zone replacing existing red zone). Street Closed to Vehicular Traffic, Except Muni and Bicycles - Establish Duboce Avenue, from Church Street to 280 feet easterly (280-foot zone). No Right Turn, Except Muni - Establish Church Street, northbound, at Duboce Avenue.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 1-96-16: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-16, Resolution No. 321-96 (Susan Leal, member, Board of Supervisors, April 24 - 27; Edgar Flowers, Jr., Chief Probation Officer, Juvenile Probation Dept., May 14 - 19; Sandra R. Hernandez, M.D., Director, Department of Public Health, April 25 - May 3; Dennis Herrera, Commissioner, Public Transportation Commission, April 10 - 14; Clothilde Hewlett, Commissioner, Police Commission, April 17 - 20; Susan Lowenberg, President, City Planning Commission, April 6 - 14; Penney K. Magrane, Commissioner, Landmarks Preservation and Advisory Board, March 28 - April 5; Lee Ann Monfredini, Commissioner, Health Commission, April 5 - 7; Jane Morrison, President, Social Services Commission, April 17 - 21; Vincent J. Rovetti, Commissioner, Recreation and Park Commission, April 3 - 11; Douglas Wong, Commissioner, Police Commission, April 3 - 7, 1996.) The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 58-96-9: Final Map, 346 1st Street
Source text[Final Map, 346 1st Street] Motion approving final map of 346 1st Street, a condominium project, being a resubdivision of Lot 65 in Assessor's Block 3749, and adopting findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of Public Works) File 58-96-9 (April 8, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on April 15, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 13-96-15: Riverside County Police Beating
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 13-96-15: Riverside County Police Beating
Source text[Riverside County Police Beating] Resolution condemning the beating of two Mexican immigrants by Riverside County Sheriff's deputies in South El Monte, California and urging the Justice Department to conduct a thorough investigation into the civil rights abuses of immigrants. Sponsors Supervisors Leal, Alioto, Teng, Bierman, Ammiano, Yaki, Shelley. File 13-96-15, Resolution No. 324-96 (April 8, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on April 15, 1996.) Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved to amend title, line one, by replacing the word "two" with the word "three"; amend page one, line 12 by replacing the word "two" with the word "three". Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 6-96-45: Commend Irwin Memorial Blood Centers
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 6-96-45: Commend Irwin Memorial Blood Centers
Source text[Commend Irwin Memorial Blood Centers] Resolution commending Irwin Memorial Blood Centers on the plasma pheresis blood donation program and declaring April 27, 1996 Irwin Memorial Blood Centers Day in San Francisco. Sponsors Supervisors Teng, Kennedy, Bierman, Alioto, Shelley. File 6-96-45, Resolution No. 323-96 (April 8, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on April 15, 1996.) Supervisor Teng, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved to amend title, line one, by replacing the word Plasma with the word "Platelets"; amend page one, lines 3 and 7 by replacing the word "plasma" with the word "platelets." Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-9.1: Appointment
Source textThe roll was then called on the pending legislation and it was adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-9.1: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing Supervisor Tom Ammiano to the Bay Area Air Quality Management District Board of Directors. (Clerk of the Board) File 92-96-9.1, Resolution No. 333-96 (April 8, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on April 15, 1996.) Supervisor Ammiano Excused from Voting On advise of the City Attorney, Supervisor Ammiano requested to be excused from voting because of possible conflict of interest. Thereupon, Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Bierman, moved to excuse Supervisor Ammiano from voting. Motion adopted by the following vote:
File 115-96-2: Adult Entertainment Ban, Van Ness SUD
Source text[Adult Entertainment Ban, Van Ness SUD] Ordinance amending Planning Code, Van Ness Special Use District, to prohibit adult entertainment enterprises as described in Section 221(k), and adopting findings pursuant to City Planning Code Section 101.1. Sponsor Supervisor Teng. File 115-96-2, Ordinance No. (Exempt Status, General Rule Exclusion.) (City Planning Resolution No. 14037, adopted January 11, 1996.) (Amends Section 243.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 111-96-1.1: Interim Controls, 24th Street, Permits
Source text[Interim Controls, 24th Street, Permits] Resolution enacting order directing the Zoning Administrator, the Superintendent of the Bureau of Building Inspection and other permit issuing agencies to suspend action on any application for permits or licenses for specialty grocery and retail coffee stores, subject to specified exceptions, in the 24th Street-Noe Valley Neighborhood Commercial District, as defined in City Planning Code Section 728.1. Sponsors Supervisors Bierman, Teng. File 111-96-1.1, Resolution No. 335-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 111-96-1: Interim Controls, 24th Street
Source text[Interim Controls, 24th Street] Resolution imposing Interim Zoning Controls to temporarily prohibit specialty grocery and retail coffee stores, subject to specified exceptions, in the 24th Street-Noe Valley Neighborhood Commercial District, as defined in City Planning Code Section 728.1, for an eighteen (18) month period. Sponsors Supervisors Bierman, Teng. File 111-96-1, Resolution No. 334-96 (Exempt Status, General Rule Exclusion.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 52-96-2: Lighting Assessment District, Alpine Terrace
Source text[Lighting Assessment District, Alpine Terrace] Resolution determining to undertake proceedings to form an assessment district pursuant to Article 4 of 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 Alpine Terrace/Museum Way District; designating the City Engineer as the Engineer for the formation proceedings; companion measure to File 52-96-2. (Department of Public Works) File 52-96-2.1, Resolution No. 330-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 19-96-3.2: Parking Regulations
Source text[Parking Regulations] Resolution enacting and rescinding Parking regulations at Harrison Street. (Department of Parking and Traffic) File 19-96-3.2, Resolution No. 325-96 (Two-Hour Parking Time Limit, 7 a.m. - 6 p.m., Except Sunday - Rescind. Parking Meter Area No. 3 (2-Hour Time Limit, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m., Monday Through Saturday) - Establish. Harrison Street, both sides, between Third and Fourth Streets.) (February 26, 1996 - Rereferred to Committee.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 52-96-2.1: Underground District No. 322, Alpine Terrace
Source text[Underground District No. 322, Alpine Terrace] ordinance creating Underground District No. 322 in the Alpine Terrace/Museum Way District; companion measure to File 52-96-2.1. (Department of Public Works) File 52-96-2, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 90-96-1: Landmark, North End Police Station/Garage
Source text[Landmark, North End Police Station/Garage] Ordinance designating the North End Police Station and Garage as Landmark No. 218 pursuant to Article 10 of the City Planning Code. Sponsors Supervisors Teng, Bierman. File 90-96-1, Ordinance No. (City Planning Resolution No. 14066, adopted 3/7/96.) (Landmarks Preservation Advisory Board Resolution No. 479, adopted 9/20/95.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 172-96-6: State Mental Health Performance Contract
Source text[State Mental Health Performance Contract] Resolution approving retroactively, the San Francisco City and County Performance Contract for Mental Health Services in fiscal year 1995-96. (Department of Public Health) File 172-96-6, Resolution No. 338-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 162-96-1: Annual Joint Fundraising Drive
Source text[Annual Joint Fundraising Drive] Resolution designating those agencies qualified to participate in the 1996 Annual Joint Fundraising Drive for officers and employees of the City and County. (Government Efficiency and Labor Committee) File 162-96-1, Resolution No. 336-96 (The Progressive Way Earth Share of California Local Independent Charities of America (LIC) The United Way of the Bay Area Combined Health Appeal of California Bay Area Black United Fund, Inc. (BABUF).) Adopted by the following vote:
File 25-96-3: Prop. J Contract, Parking Management Services
Source text[Prop. J Contract, Parking Management Services] Resolution approving the Controller's certification that parking management services for San Francisco International Airport can practically be performed by private contractor at a lower cost for the year commencing July 1, 1996 than if work were performed by City employees at budgeted levels. (Airport) File 25-96-3, Resolution No. 326-96 (Fiscal Impact.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-10: Myanmar, Burma
Source text[Myanmar, Burma] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, to prohibit contracts for personal services with those who do business in or with Burma (Myanmar) and prohibit the purchase of commodities produced in or provided by those who do business in or with Burma (Myanmar). Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Bierman, Alioto. File 97-96-10, Ordinance No. (Adds Chapter 12J, Sections 12J.1 to 12J.9.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 65-96-4: Land Lease, SFUSD - Public Transportation Commission
Source text[Land Lease, SFUSD - Public Transportation Commission] Ordinance authorizing and approving a thirty-five year lease with the San Francisco Unified School District, of certain school district property, located at Newcomer High School; and ratifying previous actions (restroom facility for Municipal Railway drivers). (Public Transportation Commission) File 65-96-4, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 62-96-1: Lake Merced Restaurant/Bar Lease Amendment
Source text[Lake Merced Restaurant/Bar Lease Amendment] Ordinance approving a lease amendment with the Lake Merced Restaurant and Bar extending the Agreement to May 31, 2002. (Recreation and Park Department) File 62-96-1, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 155-96-2: Reward Authorization
Source text[Reward Authorization] Ordinance authorizing payment of reward to Doe One and Doe Two for supplying information leading to the arrest and conviction of the perpetrator who murdered Alexis McNeal on April 4, 1994. (Mayor) File 155-96-2, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-69: Appropriation, Trial Courts
Source text[Appropriation, Trial Courts] Ordinance appropriating $2,900,000, Trial Courts, of Court Special Revenue Fund revenue to a capital improvement project for Civic Center Courthouse construction for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $2,900,000 on reserve. (Controller) File 101-95-69, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-65: Appropriation, Department of Human Resources
Source text[Appropriation, Department of Human Resources] Ordinance appropriating $464,628, Department of Human Resources, from the General Fund Reserve for temporary salaries, fringe benefits, professional services and services of other departments for the creation of three (3) positions to provide the department with additional support for labor negotiations for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $146,250 on reserve. (Controller) File 101-95-65, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-62: Government Funding
Source text[Government Funding] Ordinance appropriating $48,712, Police Department, from the General Fund Reserve for professional services, rent, other current expenses, materials and supplies and services of other departments for the relocation of the Office of Citizen Complaints for fiscal year 1995-96 (accommodate new staff required per Proposition G); providing for ratification of action previously taken. (Controller) File 101-95-62, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 123-95-3: Street Plaque Placement Procedures
Source text[Street Plaque Placement Procedures] Ordinance amending Public Works Code, to establish procedures for the commemoration of historical sites, events and persons in locations upon a public street or place. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Shelley, Alioto, Leal, Bierman, Teng. File 123-95-3, Ordinance No. 149-96 (Adds Sections 789, 789.1, 789.2, 789.3, 789.4, 789.5, 789.6 and 789.7.) Finally Passed by the following vote:
File 40-96-9: Residential Parking Area "U," South of Market
Source text[Residential Parking Area "U," South of Market] Resolution amending the boundaries of Residential Permit Parking Area "U" in the South of Market Area and adding Shipley Street, between Fifth and Sixth Streets, north side, to the list of streets upon which time limitations shall apply. (Department of Parking and Traffic) File 40-96-9, Resolution No. 327-96 Adopted. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 006-96-046: Commend Dennis Peron
Source text[Commend Dennis Peron] Resolution commending and honoring Dennis Peron for his civic and community leadership on his birthday, April 8, 1996. File 006-96-046, Resolution No. 309-96 Supervisors Ammiano, Kaufman, Alioto presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 006-96-044: Commend Fight the Right March
Source text[Commend Fight the Right March] Resolution commending the National Organization for Women and welcoming participants in the "Fight the Right March" and declaring April 14, 1996 "Fight the Right March Day". File 006-96-044, Resolution No. 308-96 Supervisors Teng, Bierman, Leal, Alioto, Ammiano, Shelley presented for immediate adoption. Resolution adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-15: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Brown Act Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that for the resolutions being considered at this time there is a need to take immediate action and the need to take action came to the attention of the City and County of San Francisco after the agenda was posted. Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-15: Leaves of Absence
Source textIMPERATIVE CALENDAR Resolution(s), if any, to be adopted within limits imposed by the Sunshine Ordinance and the Ralph M. Brown Act, introduced today, not on the printed agenda. For such resolutions to be considered, the Board must first adopt the following two motions. Adopted [Purely Commendatory Finding] Motion that the Board finds by roll call vote that the resolutions being considered at this time are purely commendatory. Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-15: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-15, Resolution No. 304-96 (Willie L. Brown, Jr., Mayor, City and County of San Francisco, April 9 - 10; Angela Alioto, member, Board of Supervisors, April 15 - 21 and August 1 - September 1; Philip Adams, Director, Department of Public Transportation, April 13 - 15; Chuck Breyer, Commissioner, Juvenile Probation Commission, April 5 - 15; Marie K. Brooks, Vice President, Airports Commission, April 5 - 15; Mary I. Callanan, Treasurer, Office of the Treasurer, April 18 - 21; V. C. Gee, Commission Chair, Ethics Commission, April 3 - 7; Ricardo Hernandez, Public Administrator/Public Guardian, April 24 - 27, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 54-96-3: Cantonese/Spanish Simulcasts
Source text[Cantonese/Spanish Simulcasts] Motion directing the Clerk of the Board to work with Citywatch, Channel 54 in developing and reporting on costs and feasibility of a second Audio Program to existing Citywatch broadcasts of Board and Committee meetings with a view toward simulcasts with Cantonese and Spanish translations. Sponsors Supervisors Yaki, Kennedy, Teng, Leal, Ammiano. File 54-96-3 (April 1, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on April 8, 1996.) Adopted. In connection with the above item, Supervisors Kennedy, Teng, Leal, Ammiano 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 165-96-2: Audit, Medical Examiner-Coroner's Office
Source text[Audit, Medical Examiner-Coroner's Office] Motion directing the Budget Analyst to give priority to conducting a comprehensive audit of the Medical Examiner-Coroner's Office upon completion of audits currently underway. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Leal. File 165-96-2 Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-1.2: Appointments
Source text[Appointments] Resolution appointing members to the Advisory Council to the Commission on the Aging, terms expired, for new two-year terms ending March 31, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-1.2, Resolution No. 319-96 (Marian Levy, Seat No. 20301, vice herself; Vera Haile, Seat No. 20304, vice Fran Watkins.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 123-95-3: Street Plaque Placement Procedures
Source textPassed for second reading as amended by the following vote:
File 123-95-3: Street Plaque Placement Procedures
Source text[Street Plaque Placement Procedures] Ordinance amending Public Works Code, to establish procedures for the commemoration of historical sites, events and persons in locations upon a public street or place. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Shelley, Alioto, Leal, Bierman, Teng. File 123-95-3, Ordinance No. (Adds Sections 789, 789.1, 789.2, 789.3, 789.4, 789.5, 789.6 and 789.7.) Supervisor Ammiano, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved to amend title, line five and page two, lines 1 and 9, by inserting the word "historical" before the word "sites". Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 68-96-2: MOCD Revolving Loan Fund: Garment Industry
Source text[MOCD Revolving Loan Fund: Garment Industry] Resolution establishing a minimum of one million dollars revolving loan fund of the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Section 108 funding to meet the needs expressed by small business owners in the garment industry. Sponsors Supervisors Teng, Bierman, Alioto, Ammiano, Leal, Shelley, Kaufman, Yaki. File 68-96-2, Resolution No. 318-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 13-96-9: HUD Guidelines; Small Business
Source text[HUD Guidelines; Small Business] Resolution urging the U.S. Housing and Urban Development Department to revise the underwriting criteria to allow small business owners more accessibility to the Mayor's Office of Community Development revolving loan fund. Sponsors Supervisors Teng, Bierman, Alioto, Ammiano, Yaki, Leal, Kaufman, Shelley. File 13-96-9, Resolution No. 315-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 30-95-11.1: Patient Rates
Source text[Patient Rates] Resolution amending Resolution No. 620-95 which fixes patient rates for services furnished by City and County health care institutions, to include patient rates for targeted case management at San Francisco General Hospital and community public health services clinics (effective July 1, 1995), and for other skilled nursing services at San Francisco General Hospital (effective January 1, 1996.) (Department of Public Health) File 30-95-11.1, Resolution No. 303-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 101-95-70: Appropriation, Department of Social Services
Source text[Appropriation, Department of Social Services] Ordinance appropriating and rescinding $318,395, Department of Social Services, for personal services, materials and supplies and equipment for automation projects for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-70, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-64: Appropriation, Airport
Source text[Appropriation, Airport] Ordinance appropriating $636,354, Airport, of San Francisco Operating Funds for overtime to support increased security mandated by the Federal Aviation Administration for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-64, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-63: Salary Ordinance Amendment, Airport
Source text[Salary Ordinance Amendment, Airport] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 256-95 (Annual Salary Ordinance, 1995/96), reflecting the creation of thirty-three (33) positions at the San Francisco International Airport; companion measure to File 101-95-63. (Department of Human Resources) File 102-95-17, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-63: Appropriation, Airport
Source text[Appropriation, Airport] Ordinance appropriating $239,592, Airport, of San Francisco Airport Operating Funds for salaries and mandatory fringe benefits for the creation of thirty-three (33) positions to support the implementation of the Master Plan for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-63, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 223-96-10: Liquor License, 1745 Folsom Street
Source text[Liquor License, 1745 Folsom Street] Resolution determining that the issuance of a Type 20 off-sale beer and wine license to Jennifer Kitchen for Rainbow Grocery located at 1745 Folsom 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 223-96-10, Resolution No. (April 1, 1996 - Consideration continued to April 8, 1996.) Supervisor Leal, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved to continue consideration to April 29, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 10-96-1: Encroachment Permit, Perry/Third Streets
Source text[Encroachment Permit, Perry/Third Streets] Resolution granting revocable permission to Nibbi Brothers, general contractors, to temporarily close and occupy the northerly sidewalk and a portion of the street area on Perry Street, 237.50 feet easterly of Third Street, during construction operations at 401-433 Third Street (Block 3763, Lots 82, 83, 85, 86, 89, 90, 91, 114, 115). (Department of Public Works) File 10-96-1, Resolution No. (April 1, 1996 - Consideration continued to April 8, 1996.) Supervisor Bierman, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved to table. Tabled by the following vote:
File 97-96-9: Health Service Plans and Rates of Contribution
Source text[Health Service Plans and Rates of Contribution] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, approving Health Service System Plans and Rates of Contribution as adopted by the Health Service Board. (Department of Human Resources) File 97-96-9, Ordinance No. 140-96 (Amends Section 16.157.) (April 1, 1996 - Consideration continued to April 8, 1996.) Finally passed by the following vote:
File 115-96-4: Mission Bay Nonconforming Uses Text Amendment
Source text[Mission Bay Nonconforming Uses Text Amendment] Ordinance amending Planning Code, to provide a 25-year nonconforming use termination period beyond the current 10-year termination period for fully enclosed warehouse buildings east of Third Street. (Department of City Planning) File 115-96-4, Ordinance No. 142-96 (Amend Section 983(e)(3).) (City Planning Resolution No. 14050, adopted 2/1/96). (Exempt from Environmental Review, General Rule Exclusion). Finally passed. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 1-96-14: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-14, Resolution No. 280-96 (Susan Leal, member, Board of Supervisors, April 2 - 4; Philip Adams, Director, Department of Public Transportation, March 27, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 207-96-6: Police Helicopter Protocols
Source text[Police Helicopter Protocols] Resolution urging the Police Commission to develop appropriate use protocols for the new San Francisco Police Department helicopters. Sponsors Supervisors Yaki, Ammiano, Leal. File 207-96-6, Resolution No. 299-96 (March 25, 1996 - Introduced in Board for introduction on April 1, 1996.) Adopted. In connection with the above item, Supervisor Leal requested to be added as co-sponsor. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-20: Appointment
Source textThe roll was then called on the pending legislation and it was adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-20: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing Supervisor Susan Leal as a member of the Board of Directors, Golden Gate Bridge, Highway and Transportation District. Sponsor Supervisor Kennedy. File 92-96-20, Resolution No. 293-96 (March 25, 1996 - Introduced in Board for introduction on April 1, 1996.) Supervisor Leal Excused from Voting On advice of the City Attorney, Supervisor Leal requested to be excused from voting because of possible conflict of interest. Thereupon, Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved to excuse Supervisor Leal from voting. Motion adopted by the following vote:
File 32-96-1: Closed Session
Source textRecess The Board recessed at the hour of 3:07 p.m. to convene in closed session. Reconvening of the Board The Board at the hour of 3:39 reconvened. Quorum 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 59456.9(c). The meeting was informational only and no action was taken by the Board. 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. Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved adoption. Motion adopted by the following vote:
File 32-96-1: Closed Session
Source text[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 59456.9. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Alioto. File 32-96-1 Adopted by the following vote:
File 24-96-1: Appeal, Minor Encroachment, 375 Rhode Island Street
Source text[Appeal, Minor Encroachment, 375 Rhode Island Street] Motion upholding the appeal of a decision by the Director of Public Works, which denied the issuance of a minor sidewalk encroachment permit to legalize the construction of an existing fence, at 375 Rhode Island Street, which fence encroaches into the public right-of-way fronting the subject property, and granting the issuance of the minor encroachment permit for the property at 375 Rhode Island Street, which will legalize the construction of an existing fence at the subject property, conditioned upon the City being able to rescind the permit at the time of any development to adjacent property. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 24-96-1 Adopted by the following vote:
File 223-96-10: Liquor License, 1745 Folsom Street
Source textSupervisor Bierman, seconded by Supervisor Kaufman, moved to continue consideration to April 8, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 10-96-1: Encroachment Permit, Perry/Third Streets
Source text[Encroachment Permit, Perry/Third Streets] Resolution granting revocable permission to Nibbi Brothers, general contractors, to temporarily close and occupy the northerly sidewalk and a portion of the street area on Perry Street, 237.50 feet easterly of Third Street, during construction operations at 401-433 Third Street (Block 3763, Lots 82, 83, 85, 86, 89, 90, 91, 114, 115). (Department of Public Works) File 10-96-1, Resolution No. Supervisor Bierman, seconded by Supervisor Kennedy, moved to continue consideration to April 8, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 115-96-4: Mission Bay Nonconforming Uses Text Amendment
Source text[Mission Bay Nonconforming Uses Text Amendment] Ordinance amending Planning Code, to provide a 25-year nonconforming use termination period beyond the current 10-year termination period for fully enclosed warehouse buildings east of Third Street. (Department of City Planning) File 115-96-4, Ordinance No. (Amend Section 983(e)(3).) (City Planning Resolution No. 14050, adopted 2/1/96). (Exempt from Environmental Review, General Rule Exclusion). Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 213-96-3: Grants, Municipal Railway and Port Projects
Source text[Grants, Municipal Railway and Port Projects] Resolution authorizing the Public Transportation Commission to retroactively apply for, accept and expend $71,488,041 of Federal Surface Transportation Program (STP), Congestion Mitigation and Air Quality Improvement Program (CMAQ), Section 3, and Section 9 operating and capital assistance, and $679,000 of State Transit Capital Improvement Funds, State Traffic Systems Management Funds, State-Local Partnership Program and $6,947,400 from various local match sources such as from State Transit Assistance Funds, Transportation Development Act Funds, Bridge Toll Net Revenues, Regional Measure One Funds, Gas Tax Revenues, Transit Impact Development Fees, San Francisco Municipal Railway Improvement Corporation Funds, and/or San Francisco County Transportation Sales Taxes for twelve Municipal Railway projects, and one Port of San Francisco project including $2,115,602 of administrative overhead; placing $73,345,000 on reserve. (Public Transportation Commission) File 213-96-3, Resolution No. 300-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 172-96-4: Paratransit Broker Contract Amendment
Source text[Paratransit Broker Contract Amendment] Resolution approving amendment to Paratransit Broker Agreement with Cerenio Management Group. Sponsors Supervisors Ammiano, Teng, Yaki. File 172-96-4, Resolution No. 296-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 146-96-6: Grant, Centralized Substance Abuse Treatment
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 146-96-6: Grant, Centralized Substance Abuse Treatment
Source textof the "San Francisco Target Cities Project"; waiving indirect costs and providing for action previously taken; placing $129,740 on reserve; conditions. Sponsors Supervisors Leal, Alioto. File 146-96-6, Resolution No. 295-96 Supervisor Yaki, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved to amend page two, line four, after "Committee" by adding "; and, be it Further Resolved, That the following conditions are imposed: 1. The Director of Public Health must reserve an additional 15% of the augmentation funds for possible expansion of treatment services pending a decision of the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) on our waiver request; 2. The Director of Public Health make best efforts at obtaining a "special needs" waiver from the DHHS to increase that portion of the Target Cities grant available for direct treatment services; 3. The Mayor is urged to direct our federal lobbyists, Cassidy and Associates, to make obtaining the waiver an early legislative priority and that this effort be coordinated with the Office of Representative Nancy Pelosi.". Title amended accordingly on page one, line 11, after "reserve" by inserting "; conditions". Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 143-96-1: Alcoholic Beverage Control Grant Program
Source text[Alcoholic Beverage Control Grant Program] Resolution authorizing the Chief of Police, to retroactively apply for, accept, and expend funds in the amount of One Hundred Thousand Dollars ($100,000.00) for a project known as the "Alcoholic Beverage Control Grant Program"; waiving indirect costs. (Police Commission) File 143-96-1, Resolution No. 294-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-12: City Seal Authorization, Affinity Programs
Source text[City Seal Authorization, Affinity Programs] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, authorizing the Clerk of the Board, upon recommendation of the Chief Administrative Officer to approve the use of the City Seal on the face of San Francisco Affinity credit cards and San Francisco Affinity pre-paid phone cards promoting the City and allowing San Francisco Affinity credit and pre-paid phone cards inscribed with the City Seal to be offered for sale. Sponsors Supervisors Migden, Bierman, Teng, Alioto. File 97-96-12, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 1.6-B.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 65-96-3: Friends of the Library Agreement, Lease, MOU
Source text[Friends of the Library Agreement, Lease, MOU] Ordinance approving a Memorandum of Understanding between the Public Library and the Friends of the Public Library for use of space in the new main library building for the performance of library-related services, generation of revenues for Library Department purposes, and assurance of private funds to provide support on an ongoing basis for the Public Library System; and authorizing and approving certain agreements directly with such non-profit corporation as contemplated by such MOU, including a lease of office space and a lease of gift store space. Sponsors Supervisors Kaufman, Migden, Alioto, Ammiano, Teng, Yaki. File 65-96-3, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 27-96-5: Airport Lease Modification, Delta Airlines, Inc.
Source text[Airport Lease Modification, Delta Airlines, Inc.] Ordinance approving, retroactively, Modification No. 5 of Lease and Use Agreement between Delta Airlines, Inc. and the City and County, acting by and through its Airports Commission. (Airports Commission) File 27-96-5, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 93-95-1.1: Amendment to MOU, Staff and Per Diem Nurses
Source text[Amendment to MOU, Staff and Per Diem Nurses] Ordinance amending Ordinance No. 178-95 to implement the terms of an amendment to the Memorandum of Understanding between the Service Employees International Union, Local 790, AFL-CIO and the City and County for Staff Nurse and Per Diem Nurses extending the duration of the Memorandum of Understanding through June 30, 1997. (Department of Human Resources) File 93-95-1.1, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 155-96-1: Reward Authorization
Source text[Reward Authorization] Ordinance authorizing payment of reward to Doe One for supplying information leading to the arrest and conviction of the perpetrator who murdered Justine Jones, "The Haight Street Good Samaritan" on March 27, 1994. (Mayor) File 155-96-1, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-66: Appropriation, Tax Collector/Treasurer/Assessor
Source text[Appropriation, Tax Collector/Treasurer/Assessor] Ordinance appropriating $571,428, Tax Collector/Treasurer and Assessor, from the General Fund Reserve for salaries and mandatory fringe benefits to implement an Arbitrator's Award increasing rates of pay of Real Property Auditors and Appraisers retroactive to July 1994 for fiscal year 1995-96. (Controller) File 101-95-66, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 33-96-3: Appointment, Federal Legislative Representative
Source text[Appointment, Federal Legislative Representative] Resolution ratifying the Mayor's appointment of Cassidy and Associates, as a federal legislative representative for the City and County of San Francisco. (Mayor) File 33-96-3, Resolution No. 287-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-9: Health Service Plans and Rates of Contribution
Source text[Health Service Plans and Rates of Contribution] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, approving Health Service System Plans and Rates of Contribution as adopted by the Health Service Board. (Department of Human Resources) File 97-96-9, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 16.157.) Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Leal, moved to continue consideration to April 4, 1996. Motion to continue adopted by the following vote:
File 121-94-10: Vehicle Alarms
Source text[Vehicle Alarms] Ordinance amending Police Code, to decrease the length of time (from 15 to 5 minutes) an audible vehicle alarm system may sound. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Alioto, Kaufman, Teng. File 121-94-10, Ordinance No. 126-96 (Amends Section 3703.) Finally passed. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 92-96-14: Appointment, National Service Blue Ribbon Commission
Source textRecess The Board recessed at the hour of 2:37 p.m. to convene in closed session pursuant to above motion. Reconvening of the Board The Board, at the hour of 2:48 p.m. reconvened. Quorum present. Report on Closed Session Deputy City Attorney Ted Lakey reported that the Board had met in closed session with Wendell Pryor, Director of Human Resources, for the purpose of reviewing the City's position and instructing its designated representatives concerning the Trades and Crafts Coalition, miscellaneous employees as well as other labor relation issues, as authorized by California Government Code Section 54957.6. 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 in pending employee relations negotiations. Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Ammiano, moved adoption. Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-14: Appointment, National Service Blue Ribbon Commission
Source textConference with Labor Negotiator - Collective Bargaining Adopted Motion that the Board of Supervisors convene in closed session with Wendell Pryor, Director of Human Resources; George Riley, Mayor's representative and Geoff Rothman, Employee Relations Director, for the purpose of reviewing the City's position and instructing its designated representatives concerning the Trades and Crafts Coalition, miscellaneous employees as well as other labor relation issues, as authorized by California Government Code Section 54957.6. Motion adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-14: Appointment, National Service Blue Ribbon Commission
Source text[Appointment, National Service Blue Ribbon Commission] Resolution appointing member to the National Service Blue Ribbon Commission, for a new two year term ending June 30, 1997. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-14, Resolution No. 274-96 (Julie Tremont, Seat No. 20410, vice Gabriela Melano, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-8: Appointment, Developmental Disabilities Area Board V
Source text[Appointment, Developmental Disabilities Area Board V] Resolution appointing member to the Developmental Disabilities Area Board V, for a new three-year term ending December 31, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-8, Resolution No. 273-96 (Michael E. Grafton, Seat No. 21901 - public-at-large, vice Barbara Turner, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-1.1: Appointments, Advisory Council to Commission on the Aging
Source text[Appointments, Advisory Council to Commission on the Aging] Resolution appointing members to the Advisory Council to the Commission on the Aging, terms expiring March 31, 1996, for new two-year terms ending March 31, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-96-1.1, Resolution No. 272-96 (Reeva Olson, Seat No. 20306, vice herself; John J. Horak, Seat No. 20302, vice himself; Florence Edelman, Seat No. 20303, vice herself; Lena M. Leong, Seat No. 20305, vice herself.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-94-27.6: Appointment, Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Board
Source text[Appointment, Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Board] Resolution appointing member to the Maternal, Child and Adolescent Health Board, for new three-year term ending August 31, 1998. (Rules Committee) File 92-94-27.6, Resolution No. 253-96 (Jeanine M. Bianco, Seat No. 22815, vice Sari J. Wade, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 92-93-60.5: Appointment, Airport Noise Committee
Source text[Appointment, Airport Noise Committee] Resolution appointing member to the Airport Noise Committee, for new three-year term ending September 30, 1996. (Rules Committee) File 92-93-60.5, Resolution No. 252-96 (Catherine Murphy, Seat No. 20517, vice Mark Young, term expired.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 54-96-2: Call-in Telephone System
Source textAdopted as amended by the following vote:
File 54-96-2: Call-in Telephone System
Source text[Call-in Telephone System] Resolution declaring it to be a policy of the City and County that the capability for a call-in telephone system for Board meetings under the Public Comment item be developed and instructing the Clerk of the Board to oversee the implementation of a call-in telephone system. Sponsor Supervisor Shelley. File 54-96-2, Resolution No. 270-96 Supervisor Kennedy, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved to amend title, line three, after "meetings" by inserting "under the Public Comment item"; amend page two, line 12, after "meetings" by inserting "under the Public Comment item". Motion to amend adopted by the following vote:
File 30-96-5: Renaming Health Centers
Source text[Renaming Health Centers] Resolution renaming Health Centers #1, #3, #4 and #5 to the Castro-Mission Health Center, the Silver Avenue Family Health Center, the Chinatown Public Health Center and the Ocean-Park Health Center, respectively. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Alioto, Teng. File 30-96-5, Resolution No. 267-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 121-94-10: Vehicle Alarms
Source text[Vehicle Alarms] Ordinance amending Police Code, to decrease the length of time (from 15 to 5 minutes) an audible vehicle alarm system may sound. Sponsors Supervisors Shelley, Alioto, Kaufman, Teng. File 121-94-10, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 3703.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 146-96-5: State Grant, Immunization Information System
Source text[State Grant, Immunization Information System] Resolution authorizing retroactively, the Department of Public Health, Community Public Health Services to accept and expend a grant of $180,000 from the State Department of Health Services to develop an immunization information system; waiving indirect costs. Sponsors Supervisors Leal, Shelley, Alioto, Teng. File 146-96-5, Resolution No. 276-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 25-96-2: Prop J Contract, Janitorial Services
Source text[Prop J Contract, Janitorial Services] Resolution concurring with the Controller's certification that janitorial services can be practically performed at the office of the Controller at 160 South Van Ness Avenue by private contractor for lower cost than similar work services performed by City and County employees. (Controller) File 25-96-2, Resolution No. 266-96 (Fiscal Impact.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 47-95-13.1: Management Agreement, Lombard Street Garage
Source text[Management Agreement, Lombard Street Garage] Resolution confirming award of the Management Agreement to Pacific Park Management, for the operation of the Lombard Street Garage. (Real Estate Department) File 47-95-13.1, Resolution No. 255-96 (Fiscal Impact.) Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-9: Health Service Plans and Rates of Contribution
Source text[Health Service Plans and Rates of Contribution] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, approving Health Service System Plans and Rates of Contribution as adopted by the Health Service Board. (Department of Human Resources) File 97-96-9, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 16.157.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 93-96-1: MOU, Arbitrator's Award, Local 21
Source text[MOU, Arbitrator's Award, Local 21] Ordinance adopting and implementing the provisions of an arbitrator's award interpreting the provisions of the Memorandum of Understanding regarding the compensation of 5273 Principal Architect; 5270 Senior Architect, 5268 Architect; 5266 Architectural Associate II; 5265 Architectural Associate I and 5274 Landscape Architect, between the International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers, Local 21, AFL-CIO and the City and County, to be effective retroactive to July 1, 1993 through June 30, 1997. (Department of Human Resources) File 93-96-1, Ordinance No. (Fiscal Impact.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 185-95-3: 1996-1997 Children's Services Plan
Source text[1996-1997 Children's Services Plan] Resolution approving the Children's Services Plan (CSP) for the San Francisco Children's Fund in accordance with Charter Section 6.415. Sponsors Supervisors Kennedy, Teng. File 185-95-3, Resolution No. 256-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 97-96-8.1: Sick Leave/Vacation Benefits Transfer
Source text[Sick Leave/Vacation Benefits Transfer] Ordinance amending Administrative Code, relating to the transfer of sick leave and vacation benefits to catastrophically ill employees, by eliminating the limitation on the maximum number of hours that can be transferred to an employee for any single catastrophic illness. Sponsors Supervisors Kennedy, Alioto, Teng. File 97-96-8.1, Ordinance No. (Amends Section 16.9-29.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 101-95-61: Appropriation, Fire Department
Source text[Appropriation, Fire Department] Ordinance appropriating $3,900,223, Fire Department, of 1986 Fire Protection Bond interest earnings for various capital improvement projects (repair Fireboat Phoenix, motorized AWSS control valve, AWSS storage tank, and AWSS facilities) for fiscal year 1995-96; placing $3,269,850 on reserve. (Controller) File 101-95-61, Ordinance No. Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 133-96-3: Grant - State Funds
Source text[Grant - State Funds] Resolution authorizing the Chief Administrative Officer to accept and expend $7,500 from the Local Government Commission/California Integrated Waste Management Board for waste prevention educational materials. (Chief Administrative Officer) File 133-96-3, Resolution No. 275-96 Adopted. The foregoing items on the Consent Calendar were acted upon by the following vote:
File 38-96-5: Gift Acceptance, Police Department
Source text[Gift Acceptance, Police Department] Resolution authorizing the Chief of Police to accept, on behalf of the Police Department, a redistribution gift of four utility vehicles from the U.S. Department of Defense. (Police Commission) File 38-96-5, Resolution No. 268-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 1-96-12: Leaves of Absence
Source text[Leaves of Absence] Resolution granting leaves of absence to various city and county officers with permission to leave the state. (Clerk of the Board) File 1-96-12, Resolution No. 234-96 (Willie Lewis Brown, Jr., Mayor, March 15 - 19; Mabel Teng, member, Board of Supervisors, March 30 - April 3; Michael S. Strunsky, Commissioner, Airports Commission, March 15 - 17, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing item on the Immediate Adoption Calendar was adopted by the following vote:
File 106-96-1: Extend Time to Meet and Confer
Source text[Extend Time to Meet and Confer] Motion extending time for negotiations pursuant to Charter Section 3.100-2 relating to salaries, benefits and working conditions and to extend the date for final passage of ordinance on May 2, 1996. Sponsor Supervisor Shelley. File 106-96-1 (March 11, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on March 18, 1996.) Adopted. The foregoing items on the For Adoption Without Committee Reference Calendar were adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-13: Appointment
Source textThe roll was then called on the pending legislation and it was adopted by the following vote:
File 92-96-13: Appointment
Source text[Appointment] Resolution appointing Supervisor Barbara Kaufman as a member of the Board of Directors, Golden Gate, Highway and Transportation District. (Clerk of the Board) File 92-96-13, Resolution No. 248-96 (March 11, 1996 - Introduced in Board for consideration on March 18, 1996.) Supervisor Kaufman Excused from Voting On advice of the City Attorney, Supervisor Kaufman requested to be excused from voting because of possible conflict of interest. Thereupon, Supervisor Migden, seconded by Supervisor Teng, moved to excuse Supervisor Kaufman from voting. Motion adopted by the following vote:
File 223-96-6: Liquor License, 584 Pacific Avenue
Source text[Liquor License, 584 Pacific Avenue] Resolution determining that the issuance of a Type 40 on-sale beer license to Jeffrey Oxenhorn for Korox, Inc. dba Dark Horse Coffee, located at 584 Pacific Avenue, will serve the convenience and necessity of the people of the City and County, in accordance with Section 23958.4 of the California Business and Professions Code. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 223-96-6, Resolution No. 251-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 223-96-5: Liquor License, Pier 39, Space G-11
Source text[Liquor License, Pier 39, Space G-11] Resolution determining that the issuance of a Type 21 off-sale general alcohol beverage control license to Monika D. Steiner for Pier 39, Space G-11, will serve the convenience and necessity of the people of the City and County, in accordance with Section 23958.4 of the California Business and Professions Code. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 223-96-5, Resolution No. 250-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 223-96-4: Liquor License, 1229 Cortland Avenue
Source text[Liquor License, 1229 Cortland Avenue] Resolution determining that the issuance of a Type 20 off-sale beer and wine license to John O. Aghedo for the Nevada Market, located at 1229 Cortland Avenue, will serve the convenience and necessity of the people of the City and County, in accordance with Section 23958.4 of the California Business and Professions Code. (Housing and Land Use Committee) File 223-96-4, Resolution No. 249-96 Adopted by the following vote:
File 124-96-3: Commercial Vehicle Weight Restrictions
Source text[Commercial Vehicle Weight Restrictions] Ordinance amending Traffic Code, adding to the list of streets upon which a commercial vehicle weight restriction shall apply; portions of Green Street (between Polk and Mason) and Vallejo Street (between Polk and Mason). Sponsors Supervisors Teng, Bierman. File 124-96-3, Ordinance No. (Adds Sections 28.5.49 and 28.5.50.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 121-96-5: Tour Bus Restrictions
Source text[Tour Bus Restrictions] Ordinance amending Police Code, adding to the list of streets upon which a tour bus restriction shall apply; portions of Green Street (between Polk and Mason) and Vallejo Street (between Polk and Mason). Sponsors Supervisors Teng and Bierman. File 121-96-5, Ordinance No. (Adds Sections 1183.27 and 1183.28.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 115-96-3: Zoning Map Amendments, Oakdale Avenue/Quint Street
Source text[Zoning Map Amendments, Oakdale Avenue/Quint Street] Ordinance adopting changes in property use districts reclassification as amendments to the Zoning Map of the City and County, concerning properties located at the southeasterly corner of Oakdale Avenue and Quint Street, Lots 14 and 15 in Assessor's Block 5320 from an RH-2 (Residential House, Two-Family) District to an RH-2 District and the Oakdale Avenue and Quint Street Affordable Housing Special Use District; and finding consistency with the Master Plan priority policies in Section 101.1 of the City Planning Code; companion measure to File 115-96-3. (Department of City Planning) File 36-96-2, Ordinance No. (City Planning Resolution No. 14045, adopted January 25, 1996.) (Exempt from Environmental Review under General Rule Exclusion.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 115-96-3: Oakdale Ave/Quint Street Affordable Housing Special Use District
Source text[Oakdale Ave/Quint Street Affordable Housing Special Use District] Ordinance amending Planning Code, to create the Oakdale Avenue and Quint Street Affordable Housing Special Use District, and finding consistency with Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of City Planning) File 115-96-3, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 249.16.) (City Planning Resolution No. 14045, adopted January 25, 1996.) (Exempt from Environmental Review, General Rule Exclusion.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 36-96-1: Zoning Map Amendment, 2789 - 25th Street
Source text[Zoning Map Amendment, 2789 - 25th Street] Ordinance adopting changes in land use classification as an amendment to the Zoning Map of the City and County for property located at 2789 - 25th Street, Lot 13 in Assessor's Block 4277 from "P" Public Use District to M-1, Light Industrial District and adopting findings pursuant to Planning Code Section 101.1. (Department of City Planning) File 36-96-1, Ordinance No. (City Planning Resolution No. 14048, adopted January 25, 1996.) (Exempt from Environmental Review, General Rule Exclusion.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 115-95-16: Office of Affordable Housing Production Program
Source text[Office of Affordable Housing Production Program] Ordinance amending Planning Code, extending the duration of the Office of Affordable Housing Production Program Ordinance, extending the expiration date of interim guidelines credits, allocating $100,000 from the Affordable Housing Fund to update and expand studies showing the relationship between office and other commercial development and housing demand, adding findings on the City's current housing needs and the validity of the formula for housing production requirements for new office development, and providing for an evaluation of the Ordinance. Sponsors Supervisors Migden, Bierman and Teng. File 115-95-16, Ordinance No. (Adds Section 313.) (City Planning Resolution No. 14013, adopted November 16, 1995.) (General Rule Exclusion from Environmental Review.) Passed for second reading by the following vote:
File 38-96-6: Gift, Lyon Street Garden Maintenance
Source text[Gift, Lyon Street Garden Maintenance] Resolution accepting and acknowledging a gift of $38,393.08, provided to the City and County by Lucille and George Jewett, Jr., for the maintenance of the permitted Lyon Street Garden during the calendar year 1995, and thanking Lucille and George Jewett, Jr., for their generous and beneficial gift. Sponsor Supervisor Kaufman. File 38-96-6, Resolution No. 243-96 Adopted by the following vote: