All decisions
85 Board decisions about California State Automobile…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- California State Automobile Association granted permission to erect a redwood emblem post at 1628 Van Ness Avenue.
- California State Automobile Association may test downtown parking signs linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board endorsed the California State Automobile Association's campaign for the $40,000,000 state good roads bond issue.
- Resolution to contribute $2,000 toward the $40,000,000 Good Roads Bond campaign was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Mulvihill's proposed $2,000 contribution to a $40,000,000 state highway bond campaign was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board requests $2,000 from the Finance Committee for a campaign backing the $40,000,000 Good Roads Bond.
- California State Automobile Association to put up more traffic signs
- California State Automobile Association's retaining wall campaign endorsed
- California State Automobile Association and others allowed oil tanks linked by the name only, not checked
- Sunset Nut Shelling Co. allowed a boiler on Folsom Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Capurro estate paid for nine parcels near Cayuga Avenue for schools linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized about 38 routine city payments, mostly school construction and Relief Home work, for passage to print. linked by the name only, not checked
- California State Automobile Association was paid $679.90 for traffic signs furnished to the Police Department.
- A proposed uniform traffic ordinance for California cities, presented by Supervisor Schmidt, was referred to the Committee on Traffic and Public Safety.
- Proposed award of a five-year contract to California State Automobile Association for 500 arterial stop signals at $20 each.
- California State Automobile Association was paid $8,750 for 500 Carter arterial stops for traffic regulation.
- California State Automobile Association is paid $670.40 for traffic signals. linked by the name only, not checked
- California State Automobile Association is paid $1,064.60 for traffic signals. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment of $570.40 to California State Automobile Association for traffic signals is listed for payment.
- Payment of $1,064.60 to California State Automobile Association for traffic signals is listed for payment.
- Payment of $2,500 to California State Automobile Association to advertise San Francisco and attract tourist travel. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payments approved for election printing, a tax refund judgment, and tourism advertising, including $2,500 to the State Automobile Association.
- Payment of $775.10 to California State Automobile Association for traffic signs through the Police Department was approved.
- California State Automobile Association was paid $1,157.60 for traffic signs furnished to the city.
- California State Automobile Association was paid $1,039.80 for traffic signs furnished to the city.
- The California State Automobile Association was paid $1,157.60 for traffic signs furnished to the city.
- The California State Automobile Association was paid $1,039.80 for a second batch of traffic signs.
- Payment of $1,233 to California State Automobile Association for parking limit signs is listed for approval.
- Claim of $1,233 from California State Automobile Association for parking limit signs is listed for payment.
- Resolution authorizes payment of many city claims from various funds, including Municipal Railway track material and an injury settlement.
- Resolution authorizes payments to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy water supply work, including the San Miguel Reservoir land.
- California State Automobile Association was paid $1,750 for 25 battery-type stop signs.
- Finally passed claims authorizing payments to suppliers for library books, playground work and Hetch Hetchy construction. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment of $1,404.00 to the California State Automobile Association for twenty Stop signs bought through the Police Department. linked by the name only, not checked
- California State Automobile Association claim of $638.50 for traffic signs listed for payment.
- California State Automobile Association was listed for $705 in traffic stop signs bought through the Police Department.
- Payment of $705 to the California State Automobile Association for traffic stop signs is listed for approval.
- California State Automobile Association was paid $1,425 for traffic signs furnished through the Police Department. linked by the name only, not checked
- The California State Automobile Association was paid $698.10 for traffic signs furnished through the Police Department.
- California State Automobile Association was paid $1,375.00 for stop signs furnished through the Police Department.
- Board allowed 28 routine city bills, including street lighting, Laguna Honda food, police supplies and newspaper advertising.
- California State Automobile Association was paid $1,100.00 for 50 arterial stop signs.
- Payment of $1,100 to the California State Automobile Association for 50 arterial stop signs listed for approval.
- City claims for fuel, food, equipment and services, including Laguna Honda and Fire Department purchases, approved for payment.
- The California State Automobile Association's letter opposing state takeover of county roads was referred to Special Tax Committee.
- California State Automobile Association allowed a traffic sign on Junipero Serra linked by the name only, not checked
- $15,000 for the California State Automobile Association to handle traffic signs
- City approved $15,000 payment to the California State Automobile Association for installing, repairing and relocating traffic signs.
- Bay View health center construction money gets first vote.
- Claims settled over new street levels on Geneva Avenue
- Ewing back-pay case postponed until November 20.
- [name withheld] allowed to file late back-pay claim
- Claim by [name withheld] settled for $502.67
- City pays $1,339.87 to settle a claim by State Automobile Association
- City settlement of several lawsuits proposed.
- City pays two insurance companies about $1,400 to settle claims
- City settles several claims without going to court
- Federal housing contract extended to June 30; passed
- City pays three claims, about $2,000, without a lawsuit
- City settlements with more lawsuit plaintiffs proposed.
- City approves about $2,900 in lawsuit settlements
- City settlement of several lawsuits; outcome not shown here.
- Claim against the city settled for $556.13
- City pays Holzmueller Corporation $597.75 to settle a claim
- City settles claims with an auto association and a hospital, about $6,130
- City pays $730.81 to PG&E and $901.59 to two others
- City pays two insurers about $1,900 to settle claims
- City paid Pacific Telephone $13,500 to settle a claim
- Settlement of an unlitigated claim with California State Automobile Association for $4,226 was adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- The City settled an unlitigated claim by the California State Automobile Association and [name withheld] for $2,601.95.
- City approves a $3,647.80 settlement of a claim by California State Automobile Association and insured [name withheld].
- City approved settling an unlitigated claim by the California State Automobile Association for up to $5,219.17.
- $35,000 settlement with United Public Employees sent to committee
- Settlement of California State Automobile Association lawsuit for $364,000 in three installments was referred to committee.
- City Attorney's $364,000 settlement with California State Automobile Association passed for second reading.
- The City Attorney settled the California State Automobile Association's lawsuit against the City for $364,000, paid in three installments.
- A $9,519.59 settlement of an unlitigated claim by California State Automobile Association was sent to committee.
- City pays California State Automobile Association $9,519.59 to settle an unlitigated claim.
- Settlement of $12,099.60 proposed for the California State Automobile Association
- The City adopted a $12,099.60 settlement paying the California State Automobile Association on an unlitigated claim. linked by the name only, not checked
- An $8,160.93 settlement of an unlitigated claim by [name withheld], [name withheld] and CSAA was referred to the Rules Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution settling claims by [name withheld], [name withheld] and CSAA for $8,160.93. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $7,072.19 settlement of the California State Automobile Association's subrogation claim against the City; referred to Rules Committee.
- The Board approved paying the California State Automobile Association $7,072.19 to settle a claim against the city.
- Board accepts a $22,301 gift from the California State Automobile Association of two radar speed signs for 19th Avenue. linked by the name only, not checked