All decisions
about 120 Board decisions about Board of Health, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board approved $500 from the Urgent Necessity Fund for Board of Health sanitation expenses in August 1907.
- Board transferred $160,000 to health institutions and $41,000 to county jails for maintenance. linked by the name only, not checked
- $160,000 set aside for almshouse and city hospitals linked by the name only, not checked
- Surplus funds of $9,600 were set aside for hospital supplies, coroner's costs, and the Relief Home for the Aged. linked by the name only, not checked
- $9,609 from surplus funds was set aside for hospital supplies, coroner's expenses, and improvements to the Relief Home for the Aged. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution setting aside $10,000 for June 1908 sanitary measures under the Board of Health was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- $4,750 for the Sixth Street bridge and new health offices linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution appropriates $2,200 to clean the old Broadway County Jail ruins and repair the Ingleside County Jail. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board of Health's proposed ordinance on inspecting milk, dairies and dairy cows was referred to the Hospital and Health Committee.
- Board sets aside $300 for the Board of Health to pay costs of laying San Francisco Hospital's corner stone.
- $100,000 was set aside for the Board of Health to buy permanent equipment for San Francisco Hospital.
- The Board of Health was allotted $100,000 from the hospital construction account to buy equipment for San Francisco Hospital.
- The $100 from Robinson and Windel bequest funds given to the Board of Health is repealed and given to the Mayor instead.
- Resolution adopted giving the Board of Health $340 to cover its June 1910 deficit in the Relief Home funds. linked by the name only, not checked
- $30,000 set aside for the Board of Health to equip the Infirmary Building on the Relief Home Tract. linked by the name only, not checked
- $575 was proposed for laundry machinery at the Relief Home.
- Board of Health was given $4,926 from the General Fund to cover the Relief Home's deficit to June 30, 1911. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution setting aside $1,350 to move City and County Hospital furniture and equipment to new sites. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board of Health proposed $250 for equipment and supplies for medical inspection of schools.
- Resolution proposed appropriating $1,350 for Board of Health sanitation measures during July 1912. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board of Health was authorized to move $500 from its salary account to equip a bacteriological laboratory.
- Board of Health authorized to transfer $200 from its salary account to its maintenance account. linked by the name only, not checked
- $1,350 appropriated to the Board of Health for special sanitation measures during July 1912.
- Pacific Gas & Electric paid $34,521.13 for lighting the streets
- A $1,250 appropriation for sanitation was proposed by Resolution No. 9579 and its vote continues on the next page.
- Sidewalks on San Jose Avenue narrowed from fifteen feet to eight linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution 9853 appropriates funds for December 1912 repairs to fire, police, school and public buildings, streets and sewers.
- $12,000 set aside to restore surveys in the Excelsior and Mission
- $990 set aside to design the new Potrero Emergency Hospital linked by the name only, not checked
- Appropriations of $990 for Potrero Emergency Hospital architecture and $1,000 for Relief Home equipment, with outcome on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted an appropriation of $400 for Civic Center hydrants and $500 for diphtheria antitoxin from the Board of Health.
- Board appropriated funds for San Francisco Hospital equipment, Polytechnic High School, the Car Barn, and San Bruno Avenue paving. linked by the name only, not checked
- $500 for boiler plans at Polytechnic High School
- Proposed $1,000 appropriation for additional and emergency supplies for the Board of Health.
- $1,000 for emergency supplies at the Relief Home, under the Board of Health, for May and June 1915.
- City spends $1,859 to finish Engine House No. 12
- $660 to run the Fourth Street bridge through July
- Supervisor Jennings moved $1,500 from Urgent Necessities for Board of Health emergency supplies for three months. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution 12475 proposes appropriations for plague measures, building repairs and City Hall contracts; the vote appears on the next page.
- Supervisor Power proposed $1,500 of emergency supplies for the Board of Health's Relief Home, passed for printing.
- The Board of Health gets $1,500 from the Urgent Necessities fund for emergency supplies at the Relief Home. linked by the name only, not checked
- A resolution proposed setting aside named amounts for appropriations; the vote appears on the next page.
- A resolution would set aside $1,500 from Urgent Necessities for Board of Health emergency supplies at the Relief Home.
- Approves $1,500 from urgent necessities for emergency supplies at the Relief Home for October through December 1916.
- Board appropriated $2,500 from urgent necessities funds for emergency supplies at the Relief Home, January through March 1917.
- Resolution sets aside $1500 from urgent necessities funds for Relief Home supplies under the Board of Health for April through June. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $3,000 from Urgent Necessities for District Attorney bomb case expenses and Board of Health supplies, passed for printing.
- Board set aside $1,500 for bomb case prosecutions and $1,500 for emergency Board of Health supplies.
- The Board heard debate on a $7,200 request to treat poor women with venereal disease at San Francisco Hospital; no vote is shown.
- Supervisors approved transferring $275 from Budget Item 736 to the Board of Health's central office salaries.
- Board of Health would get $37,000 from the South Beach Land Fund; sent to Finance Committee, with a pledge to replenish.
- Finance Committee proposes $20,000 for a Board of Health deficit, partly taken from the Clara Street improvement budget.
- Bill 5562 proposes Board of Health fees for sanitation inspections, plumber certificates and milk permits across many businesses. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health inspection fee ordinance, Bill 5562, would charge five dollars for sanitation certificates issued by the Board of Health.
- $5,000 sought for rat catchers and special sanitation work
- Board of Health sanitation appropriation of $5,000, including rat catchers, was laid over one week.
- Board of Health receives $5,000 from the Urgent Necessity fund for sanitation measures, including rat catchers.
- An ordinance amending Board of Health inspection fees for unstamped carcasses brought into the city was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board of Health meat inspection fee amended, setting ten cents per unstamped carcass brought into the city.
- Supervisor Scott's bill to amend the milk inspection fee passed for printing, with the fee set at eight cents per hundred gallons. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed to set the milk permit fee at eight cents per hundred gallons; passed for printing.
- Health inspection fee rules amended under Ordinance 5193, with a five-dollar fee for sanitation certificates, passed.
- Ordinance proposing inspection fees for sanitation certificates and plumber examinations, laid over one week, text continues.
- Proposed ordinance sets inspection and permit fees for sanitation certificates, with the Board of Health collecting them.
- Proposed ordinance sets Board of Health inspection fees for laundries, lodging houses, hotels, milk sellers and food businesses.
- Board of Health fee ordinance for inspections, milk permits and venereal clinic treatment passed, effective July 1, 1921.
- Supervisor Scott's bill to amend the inspection fee ordinance for certain businesses was referred to the Special License Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Health inspection fee ordinance amended: $5 certificate fee kept, with late penalties of 10, 15 and 25 percent added.
- Proposed amendment to Ordinance 5398 would set a five-dollar Board of Health inspection fee for cigar factories, laundries and similar businesses.
- Board approved $7,500 from Urgent Necessity funds for emergency supplies at the Relief Home, through the Board of Health. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board of Health permit fee for removing dead bodies set at one dollar, waived for legally closed cemeteries.
- Ordinance sets the Board of Health fee for permits to remove dead bodies at one dollar, with no fee for closed cemeteries.
- Resolution transfers $1,407.27 bequest from the General Fund to a Tubercular Trust Fund for hospital patients. linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance amending inspection fees for hotels, lodging houses and other businesses was passed for printing, proposing a five dollar fee.
- An ordinance proposed to amend inspection fees for hotels and lodging houses, setting a five dollar fee for certificates.
- The Board appropriated $5,000 from Urgent Necessity funds for emergency supplies for the Board of Health.
- A $5,000 appropriation for emergency supplies for the Board of Health was continued for one week.
- A $5,000 appropriation for emergency supplies for the Board of Health was continued for one week.
- Appropriation of $5,000 for additional and emergency supplies by the Board of Health was proposed; outcome not shown here.
- Board of Health would receive $10,000 from Urgent Necessity funds for emergency supplies at the Relief Home. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board of Health gets $10,000 from Urgent Necessity funds for emergency supplies at the Relief Home. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to appropriate $10,000 from the Urgent Necessity fund for emergency Board of Health supplies.
- Board appropriates $10,000 from urgent necessity funds for emergency supplies for the Board of Health.
- A $5,000 appropriation for emergency supplies for the Relief Home was passed for printing.
- $5,000 from the Urgent Necessity budget is set aside for emergency supplies for the Board of Health.
- $1,117.80 paid for land taken to widen Portola Drive
- Proposal to appropriate $5,000 for emergency supplies for the Board of Health was laid over one week.
- $5,000 for emergency supplies at the Relief Home
- Board appropriated $5,000 from Urgent Necessity funds for emergency supplies for the Board of Health's Relief Home.
- $2,500 for emergency supplies at the Relief Home
- $2,500 for emergency supplies at the Relief Home
- Emergency supplies of $7,500 approved for Laguna Honda Home from the urgent necessity fund. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board of Health was granted $7,500 from the urgent necessity fund for additional emergency supplies at the Relief Home. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board appropriates $2,500 from Urgent Necessity funds for emergency supplies for the Relief Home through the Board of Health. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $9,760 from Urgent Necessity budget for emergency supplies at the Relief Home, run by the Board of Health.
- $8,746 sought for emergency supplies at the Relief Home
- $8,746 sought for emergency supplies at the Relief Home
- A resolution would appropriate $10,000 from urgent necessity for emergency supplies at the Relief Home in August 1930. linked by the name only, not checked
- $10,000 for emergency supplies at the city's Relief Home
- $10,000 appropriated for emergency supplies at the Relief Home, spent by the Board of Health for September 1930.
- Board of Health received $11,350 from the Urgent Necessity budget for emergency supplies at the Relief Home.
- $19,941 set aside for emergency supplies at the Relief Home
- Approved $19,941 from the General Fund for emergency supplies for the Board of Health's Relief Home.
- $15,000 for emergency supplies at the Relief Home
- $15,000 for emergency supplies at the Relief Home
- Board of Health was reimbursed $28,436.14 for unemployment relief. linked by the name only, not checked
- $15,000 to the Board of Health for emergency Relief Home supplies
- The Board of Health was reimbursed $28,436.14 for unemployment relief from the Public Parks bond fund. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board of Health is listed for $10,190.68 reimbursing relief for unemployed Family Group, June statement.
- The Board of Health is listed for $21,563.86 reimbursing relief for unemployed Family Group, June statement.
- The Board of Health was reimbursed $10,190.68 for aid to unemployed families, June statement.
- The Board of Health was reimbursed $21,563.86 for aid to unemployed families, June statement.
- Proposed $1,800 appropriation for the Board of Health to hire a sanitary expert engineer was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board of Health would receive $900 from the General Fund to hire a sanitary engineer on garbage disposal.
- The Board of Health was allowed $900 from the General Fund to hire a sanitary engineer to study garbage disposal.