The measure on the November 1999 ballot was voted on and accepted. The measure defines the boundary of District Eleven by identifying the streets in the City's charter and it clarifies Treasure Island as lying within the boundary of District Six. This measure was brought to the attention of Tom Ammiano, President of the Board of Supervisors, by Steven Currier, President of the Outer Mission Residents Association. Supervisor Ammiano brought the measure to the board of Supervisors and it was unanimously voted upon to place it on the November 1999 ballot. This is a reward to be paid to persons who assist the S.F. Police with information in the capture and conviction of the murderers of Rizalyne Melad.
Witnesses believe that the two occupants of the vehicle are of light skinned complexion.
The 10,000 reward has been set up by Fred Lau, S.F. Chief of Police, with the assistance of police officers Randy Caturay and Rey Ibay and the President of the Outer Mission Residents Association, Steven Currier, in conjunction with the Mayor's office. San Jose Avenues is one of the district's two historical City landmarks known as the Geneva Car Barn, the other is Balboa High School. The Geneva Car Barn is presently owned by MUNI who has proposed that it be demolished to make way for additional employee and LRV parking. Five neighborhood associations within the district oppose MUNI's proposal. Visit the site by clicking on the key word to the left.