Petitions and communications received from May 13 through noon on May 19, for reference by the President to the Committee considering related matters or to be ordered filed by the Clerk on May 24, 1999.
From concerned citizens, regarding support for proposed plan to create bicycle lanes on Polk and Arguello Streets. File 99-0730, 5 Letters (1)
From concerned citizens, regarding proposed revisions to the City Building Code, Electrical, Housing, Mechanical and Plumbing Codes. Files 990788, 990790, 990792, 990794, 990796, Housing and Social Policy Committee, 4 Letters (2)
From Controller’s Audits Division, submitting report concerning the audit of the cash revolving fund of the Office of the Medical Examiner. (3)
From concerned citizens, submitting opposition to granting of any permit to KINKO’s Copy Stores to allow them to operate 24 hours a day at Lakeshore Plaza on Sloat Boulevard. 2 Letters (4)
From Ela Kucukcakar, regarding the Armenian Genocide. Copy: Each Supervisor, File 99-0835 (5)
From Pacific Heights Residents Association, submitting opposition to proposed changes to the current Building Code regarding demolition. File 99-0788, Housing and Social Policy Committee (6)
From San Francisco Community Television Corporation, regarding information concerning Second Audio Program technology on the government cable access channel, CITYWATCH. Copy: Supervisor Becerril (7)
From Martin T. Lyon, regarding the Stonestown Fire Station at 390 Buckingham Way. Copy: Each Supervisor (8)
From concerned citizens, supporting proposed 24 hour KINKO’s at Lakeshore Plaza on Sloat Boulevard. 2 Letters (9)
From concerned citizens, regarding seizure of automobiles for petty crimes. File 990935, Housing and Social Policy Committee, 2 Letters (10)
From Dr. Joel Goleburn, regarding the Nighttime Entertainment Zone proposal. Copy: Supervisor Newsom, File 99-0745, Transportation and Land Use Committee (11)
From Martin T. Lyon, regarding pedestrian safety and city hall steps. Copy: Each Supervisor (12)
From Senate Rules Committee, submitting appointment of Paul J. Witt of Los Angeles as member of the State Park and Recreation Commission. (13)
From David L. Chittenden, regarding PG&E and lane closures during rush hour traffic. (14)
From Office of the City Attorney, submitting updated edition of An Overview of the laws governing the conduct of public officials. Copy: Each Supervisor (15)
Number not used. (16)
From concerned citizens, regarding opposition to eliminating one lane of traffic on Polk Street for proposed bicycle lane. File 99-0730 Copy: Each Supervisor Letters (17)
From San Francisco Tomorrow, submitting support for the "living wage ordinance". File 99-0252, Finance and Labor Committee (18)
From various departments, submitting Customer Service Plan. (19)
Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
Department of Elections
From David Feiler, regarding changing walk times at controlled intersections. File 99-0939, Transportation and Land Use Committee (20)
From Quy Truong, requesting transfer of a liquor license for "33" MART, from 2038 Clement Street to 1905 Clement Street. Small Business and Economic Development Committee (21)
From Department of Telecommunications and Information Services, submitting resolution regarding whether Kaleidoscope and the California Channel programming should be removed from the air or relocated to Channel 52 or Channel 54, in order to make it possible for the San Francisco Community Television Corporation to air Public Access Programming on channel 53, 24 hours a day. File 99-0477 (22)
From Carolyn DeMont, regarding rate increase in Health Services City Plan I. File 99-0916, Finance and Labor Committee (23)
From Street Alternatives, submitting request for Board of Supervisors to help with the cost of fees for "California Advocates for Social Change" to become a non-profit. (24)
From Fiord’ Italia, submitting list of problems the restaurant is having with the Department of Public Works. (25)
From James Miller, regarding traffic problems in San Francisco. (26)
From David Gogolak, submitting request for a Type 41 beer and wine license for a new restaurant named "Asqew Grill" at 1607 Haight Street. Small Business and Economic Development Committee (27)
From Office of the Treasurer/Tax Collector, submitting the Cash Difference and Overage Funds for the period ending April 30, 1999. (28)
From PG&E, submitting notice of application for a gas rate decrease and electric revenue increase. (29)
From Physicians for Human Rights, submitting an update on current U.S. Campaign to Ban Landmines (USCBL). (30)
From Department of Human Resources, submitting Administrative Change Nos. 98 through 101-98/99 to the Annual Salary Ordinance, Fiscal Year 1998/99. (31)
From Lloyd Schloegel, regarding 1890 Bryant Street being used as a Mental Health Service facility. (32)
From Department of Public Health, regarding amendment to Health Code Articles 21, 21A and 22 regarding hazardous materials regulated substances and hazardous wastes. File 99-0761, Finance and Labor Committee (33)
From Webmaster, regarding not having the Salary Standardization Ordinance on the internet. (34)
From Martin T. Lyon, regarding the U.S. Postal Service National Zip Code System, and the inconsistent numbering plan of the national telephone area code system. Copy: Each Supervisor (35)
From the City of Oakland, submitting resolution regarding the Great Green Sweep. (36)
From Martin Lyon, regarding Sheriff vehicles and letter height merits corresponding to the lettering heights similar to that of Sheriff vehicles of other counties. Copy Each Supervisor (37)
From Recreation and Park Department, regarding awaiting additional Open Space Program funds to complete the proposed skateboard park. Copy: Supervisors Bierman, Brown (38)
From Department of Administrative Services, submitting request that the Board of Supervisors amend its legislation to extend the life of the Living Wage Task Force to December 31, 1999. File 99-0252, Finance and Labor Committee (39)
From Supervisor Mary Griffin of San Mateo County, submitting resolution in support of legislation to protect suburban water users from unfair rate increases. (40)
Cynthia Gair, regarding Muni’s Breda cars and the increased level of noise and disturbance they have brought to the neighborhood and inviting the new General Manager of Muni to make a visit to her apartment to hear the noise level. (41)
From Salina SaBalvaro, requesting that the Board of Supervisors complain to Governor Davis about the high gas prices. (42)
From Nick Porcaro, regarding radio active waste. (43)
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