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Petitions and Communications received
from June 13 through noon on June 19, for reference by the President to
Committee considering related matters or to be ordered filed by the Clerk
on June 24, 2002.
From concerned citizen, submitting a copy of the revised site analysis for
the proposed MetroPCS WTS facility at 4715 - 4723 Geary Blvd sent by GCA
Strategies. File No. 020835, Copy: Each Supervisor (1)
From the Mayor’s Office, regarding reappointment of John Rizzo and Margaret
O’Sullivan to the Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority. (2)
From Office of the Controller, submitting report concerning the review of
Host International, Inc. (Host) rent payments to the Airport Commission.
(3)
From Public Utilities Commission, submitting a Solar Implementation Plan
for Propositions B & H. Copy: Each Supervisor (4)
From Immigrant Rights Commission, submitting a Resolution supporting the
Funding for Immigrant Youth and Children Services. Copy: Each Supervisor
(5)
From Senator John Burton, thanking Robert Bruce Bullard for recommending
that Governor Gray Davis execute an executive order to remove the oxygenate
requirements from the RFG gasoline program. (6)
From SFBAC, clarifying that there will be a meeting of the SFBAC Working
and General Committee in the month of June. (7)
From concerned citizens, Balboa Teen Health Clinic and Community Health
Resource Center urging the Board to retain funding for the SF Fire Department’s
H 18 Community Coordinator and NERT Coordinator positions. 6 letters (8)
From concerned citizen, concerning the over use of water and power in San
Francisco. Copy: Each Supervisor (9)
From International Marine Mammal Project of Earth Island Institute, supporting
the proposed resolution in opposition to deployment of the Low Frequency
Active (LFA) Sonar. (10)
From Joyce Book, seeking help from Supervisor Maxwell and the Mayor regarding
a lawsuit that might impact her life. Copy: Supervisor Maxwell (11)
From Philip Morrissey, concerning the reported poison oak trees planted
in Mount Davidson Park. (12)
From Office of the Controller, submitting report regarding Controller’s
discussion of the Mayor’s fiscal year 2002-02 budget. (13)
From Budget Analyst, regarding the review of best practices for financing
large Capital Improvement Projects at municipal utilities in the State of
California. File No. 020435 (14)
From Mayor’s Office, submitting technical adjustments to the Mayor’s Proposed
2002-2003 Budget for the consideration of the Budget Committee. Copy: Supervisors
Ammiano, Peskin and Yee, 2 letters (15)
From Deetje Boler, opposing to the permit of antenna installation on St.
Mary’s Hospital facility at 2255 Hayes Street. Copy: Each Supervisor (16)
From Ernestine Weiss, objecting to the project of building an eight-story
condo apartment at 8 Washington Street - Golden Gateway Center. (17)
From concerned citizens, opposing to the proposed antenna facility at 5200
Geary Boulevard. 21 letters (18)
From Madeline Camisa, submitting documents for Conditional Use Appeal Hearing,
3224-3252 Pierce Street. File No. 020774 (19)
From Department of Public Works, reporting that the appellants for Conditional
Use Appeal, 2548 California Street, represent owners of less than 20% of
the area involved and are therefore insufficient for appeal. File No. 021040
(20)
From Budget Analyst, submitting report on Limited Review of the Management
of the Affordable Housing and Home Ownership Bond Program as Administered
by the Mayor’s Office of Housing. File No. 020423, 020436 (21)
From Office of the Sheriff, responding to members of the Budget Committee’s
inquiry regarding the Department’s budget. (22)
From Rebecca Whiting, submitting letter regarding the City’s budget cut.
(23)
From Department of Human Services, responding to Supervisor Daly’s inquiry
regarding SF-DHS funding dedicated to housing for youth aged 18-24. (Reference
No. 20020422-006) Copy: Supervisor Daly (24)
From Planning Department, regarding appeal of the Final Supplemental Environmental
Impact Report (FSEIR) for the San Francisco Cruise Terminal Mixed-Use Project
and Brannan Street Wharf Project. Copy: Each Supervisor (25)
From Frederick Hobson, urging to accept jurisdiction in the matter of the
appeal filed by Tammy Haygood in the matter of her termination as the Director
of the Elections Department. (26)
From David Johnson, seeking help regarding hazard on his apartment building
due to improper installation of AT&T cables. (27)
From Civil Service Commission, submitting memo for the Board’s Budget Committee
review of the Civil Service Commission Department Budget Request for fiscal
year 2002-03. (28)
From Budget Analyst, regarding recommendations of the Budget Analyst for
Amendment of the Mayor’s Fiscal Year 2002-2003 Budget. (29)
From Cheryl Bentley, notifying the Animal Control and Welfare Commission
that she has not been receiving Commission Minutes and Agendas since April
21, 2002. (30)
From Palm Jason, concerning the uncompleted installation of signal lights
at the intersection of Fell and Laguna. (31)
From Fire Department, submitting memo regarding changes in the Department’s
budget submission which is reflected in the Mayor’s proposed FY2002-03 budget
for the Fire Department. (32)
From Office of the Treasurer, regarding changes made to the Office of the
Treasurer & Tax Collector’s original budget submission. (33)
From Department of Public Works, regarding approval of minor sidewalk encroachment
permit at the Helen Street frontage of 1059 Leavenworth Street and 1319
California Street. (34)
From Department of Public Works, regarding approval of a street improvement/minor
encroachment permit at 950 Corbett Avenue. (35)
From Planning Department, regarding notice of availability of Environmental
Review Document at 2161 Sutter Street. (36)
From Aroza Simpson, urging voters to vote Yes on California Clean Money
Campaign. (37)
From Richard Hack, urging to include installations of public toilets in
the City’s budget. (38)
From concerned citizen, regarding illegal aliens living in America. (39)
From Ethics Commission, regarding the sole source contracts entered into
fiscal 2001-2002. (40)
From Arts Commission, submitting an annual report for year 2000-2001. (41)
From Alla Pivnik, urging the Board of Supervisors to look closer into common
problems like: schools, environment, employment and etc. in San Francisco.
Copy: Each Supervisor (42)
From concerned citizens, submitting support to keep the San Francisco’s
Musee Mechanique open and available to the public. File No. 020455, 4 letters
(43)
From concerned citizens, urging MUNI to replace old buses with clean alternative
fuel buses, which would greatly reduce smog-forming, cancer-causing emissions
throughout San Francisco. Copy: Supervisors Leno, Maxwell, McGoldrick and
Newsom. File No. 011987, 2 letters (44)
From John C. McGuire, expressing support of John and Laura Cheng for the
permits to remodel and upgrade their property at 2548 California Street.
File No. 021041 (45)
From David Pizzala, urging the Board to review steps New York City took
to clean up the streets in their city. (46)
From Gwen Edwards, concerning the request of the California Tennis Club
to expand their facilities on Bush and Scott Streets. File No. 020711 (47)
From San Francisco Redevelopment Agency, submitting informational memorandum
on its proposed budget for fiscal year 2002/03. (48)
From Department of Public Health, submitting the Public Health budget for
fiscal year 2002-2003 as proposed to the Board of Supervisor’s Budget Committee.
(49)
From Department of Telecommunications and Information Services, responding
to Supervisor Maxwell’s request for updated information on the differences
between the department’s budget request and the Mayor’s proposed budget.
(50)
From concerned citizens, regarding his unsatisfactory experience with AT&T
Broadband services in San Francisco. (51)
From Employee’s Retirement System, submitting cost and effect report relating
to the proposed amendment of charter section A83506-2. (52)
From Employee’s Retirement System, submitting cost and effect report relating
to retirement benefits for police officers and firefighters. (53)
From Sierra Club, urging the Board to grant the appeal and oppose the final
certification of the Environmental Impact Report for the Cruise Terminal
and Mixed Use Brannan Street Project. File No. 020946 (54)
From Mike Menaster, seeking assistance from the Board of Supervisors to
urge the District Attorney’s Office to prosecute a former patient of his.
(55)
From concerned citizen, urging the Board of Supervisors to restore the two
million dollars for senior programs in the Department of Aging and Adult
Services budget. (56)
From concerned citizens, requesting the Board of Supervisors hold new hearings
on animal testing at UCSF and do everything in the Board’s power to compel
ECSF to end Stephen Lisberger’s cruel and outdated experiments. Approximately
80 letters (57)
From concerned citizens, opposing to the demolition of a one-story building
located at 3130-3154 Noriega Street and the construction of a four-story
building in its place. (58)
From concerned citizen, urging the Board of Supervisors to continue funding
the programs and activities provided to seniors at the 30th Street Senior
Services. (59)
From Anselmo Rios, letter in Spanish. (60)
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