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SF Board of Supervisors Meeting

Agenda [pdf]

Of note:

3. Accept and Expend Grant - Transportation Development Act, Article 3 - $696,0003 including $341,000 for the Department of Public Works and $355,000 for various pedestrian and bicycle projects in San Francisco in FY2011-2012.
8 - 17. Treasure Island Development Items
18 - 21. Parkmerced Redevelopment Items

28. Lease of Property - MTA's Transit Management Center - 1455 Market Street

29. Adopting the Five-Year Financial Plan - FYs 2011-2012 through 2015-2016

30. General Obligation Bonds - Road Repaving and Street Safety - $248,000,000

32. Transportation Code - Limits for Parking at Inoperable/Broken Meters

43 - 44. Public Hearing - Report of Assessment Costs for Blighted Properties

45 - 54, 60. Public Hearing - Appeal of Final Environmental Impact Report - North Beach Public Library and Joe DiMaggio Playground Master Plan Project

55 - 59. Public Hearing - Appeal of Final Environmental Impact Report - Treasure Island/Yerba Buena Island Redevelopment Project

61. Opposing Taxi Fare Increase Without Improved Taxi Service

63. Urging Congressional Funding for Pedestrian, Bicycle, and Transit Projects

Proposed ordinances introduced at roll call:

    • Changing the Official Sidewalk Width - Clarence Place
    • Report of Assessment Costs for Sidewalk and Curb Repairs

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