All decisions
73 Board decisions about Redwood Empire Association, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Board accepted the Redwood Empire Association's invitation to the Redwood Highway Indian Marathon from San Francisco to Grant's Pass.
- Board approved a $3,479.68 payment to the Redwood Empire Association for publicity advertising San Francisco. linked by the name only, not checked
- Redwood Empire Association was approved for $3,666.02 to advertise and publicize San Francisco.
- The Redwood Empire Association asked for two more members on its county advisory corps; the request was referred to committee.
- An appropriation of $1,980.33 was passed for printing to pay the Redwood Empire Association for publicity booklets and maps.
- Board appropriated $1,980.33 from publicity funds to pay the Redwood Empire Association for printing booklets and maps.
- Redwood Empire Association is paid $1,625.62 for San Francisco's share of regional publicity and advertising.
- Redwood Empire Association claim of $1,625.62 for San Francisco's publicity share listed for payment.
- Public Welfare Committee reported resolutions naming Supervisors Hayden, Roncovieri and Powers to a Redwood Empire Association trip; the report was filed.
- Claim of $1,411.28 to Redwood Empire Association for publicity and advertising of San Francisco, listed for payment.
- Redwood Empire Association was paid $1,411.28 for publicity and advertising of San Francisco.
- Board adopted a resolution on the Redwood Empire Association's request, and a committee was to be appointed for the convention.
- Redwood Empire Association is claimed $2,473.06 for expenses of its Redwood Empire Convention in San Francisco. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment of $2,473.06 approved to Redwood Empire Association for hosting its convention in San Francisco.
- A $2,079.42 payment to the Redwood Empire Association for publicity and advertising of San Francisco was approved.
- Supervisors Suhr, Gallagher and Canepa were delegated to attend a Sacramento meeting on revising the State Road District Act. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution asks the Mayor to appoint two supervisors to join the 1930 All-Pacific Coast Crusade tour under Redwood Empire Association.
- A resolution asks the Mayor to appoint two supervisors to the 1930 Pacific Coast tour and sets aside $350 from the General Fund.
- Finance Committee resolution authorizes payment of claims, including a $4,993.95 tax refund to Pacific Products Co. and playground lumber from Loop Lumber Co.
- Claim of $3,948.48 to Redwood Empire Association for San Francisco publicity booklets is listed for payment.
- Redwood Empire Association given city money for advertising linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors Gallagher, Hayden, Peyser, Suhr and Miles adopted as city representatives at the Redwood Empire Association convention in Ukiah, with $500 set aside. linked by the name only, not checked
- $10,000 to the Redwood Empire Association for advertising linked by the name only, not checked
- Redwood Empire Association is owed $3,156.33 for printing and publicity work promoting San Francisco.
- The Board approved a batch of routine city payments for repairs, supplies, taxes and advertising, including police motorcycles and a fire engine house.
- Redwood Empire Association asked the Board to name an official committeeman for a highway survey; referred to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Redwood Empire Association is to be paid $6,843.67 for printing and advertising promoting San Francisco.
- Nine Counties highway committee to carry road recommendations to the Governor
- The Mayor was asked to appoint two supervisors to represent San Francisco at the Caveman Bridge opening in Grants Pass, Oregon.
- Redwood Empire chambers of commerce invited the city to a route marker dedication; the letter was referred to Public Welfare Committee.
- Various publicity and advertising appropriations, paid through Auditor Benning Wentworth, were proposed; the outcome continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Mayor was authorized to appoint a three-member committee to attend the Redwood Empire Association convention.
- The Redwood Empire Association's invitation to the Richardson's Bay bridge dedication was accepted, and the Mayor will appoint a committee.
- The Redwood Empire Association's resolution thanking the Board of Supervisors and county officers was read, ordered filed and sent to members.
- Board wires President Hoover to fund the Marin bombing base
- Five supervisors would be authorized to attend the Redwood Empire Association convention at Eureka, California.
- Redwood Empire road recommendations endorsed for the state highway budget
- Redwood Empire Association asked Supervisors and Chambers of Commerce to join a county-wide state highway meeting; referred to Streets Committee.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved, and it was so ordered, that a three-member Streets Committee attend the Redwood Empire meeting at Ukiah.
- Redwood Empire Association asks for telegrams urging a $400M federal State highway bill; referred to Public Welfare Committee.
- Board accepted the Redwood Empire Association invitation to its convention at Grants Pass and appointed Supervisors Gallagher, Uhl and Ratto to attend. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board ordered that a committee be appointed to attend a Redwood Empire Association conference on highway projects.
- President McSheehy asked to appoint a committee to attend Sacramento talks on Golden Gate Bridge approaches.
- Redwood Empire Association requested San Francisco's state highway project list for the 1937-1939 budget; referred to Streets Committee.
- Redwood Empire Association proposed a 1937 dedication event for the Golden Gate Bridge; referred to joint committee.
- Supervisor Ratto was authorized to attend the Redwood Empire Association directors' meeting at Fort Bragg.
- City opposes moving state highway money away from north bay bottlenecks
- Board President Shannon appointed the Streets Committee and Redwood Empire directors to attend the association's convention at Glen Ellen.
- Redwood Empire Association urged resolutions protecting federal highway aid for California; the letter was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Ratto was appointed to attend a Redwood Empire Association meeting at Napa.
- Redwood Empire Association asked for a San Francisco list of highway sectors for the state budget; referred to Finance Committee.
- Redwood Empire Association urged the Governor to end commercialization of State Parks; the communication was referred to Judiciary Committee.
- The Redwood Empire Association asked for a San Francisco delegation at the state highway hearing; the matter was referred to the City Engineer.
- The Redwood Empire Association invited Supervisors to its convention in Eureka; the invitation was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board asked to back the Redwood Empire Association's highway resolutions
- Board asked to back the Redwood Empire Association's highway resolutions
- Shoreline Highway recommendations sent back to committee
- A motion carried with no subject on this page
- Board asked to back the Redwood Empire Association's highway resolutions
- Supervisor Ratto was appointed to represent the Board at the Western States Defense Highway Conference at the Palace Hotel on January 17, 1941.
- Redwood Empire Association urged participation in a May 1 meeting and the letter was referred to the Streets Committee.
- Resolution endorsing federal legislation to limit the free toll privilege on the Golden Gate Bridge was adopted.
- Supervisor Fred W. Meyer was appointed to represent San Francisco on the Redwood Empire Association's highway survey committee.
- Redwood Empire plea against commercial State parks debated
- The California Highway Commission reserved October 17 for an appearance by the Redwood Empire Association; referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board expresses opposition to H.R. 6201, a federal bill to put California's coastal redwood belt under federal control.
- Board authorized supervisors to attend the Redwood Empire Association conference at Calistoga on April 20, 1951.
- Redwood Empire Association's request urging Congress to fund approaches to public toll bridges was adopted by resolution.
- Board members who wish may attend the Redwood Empire Association Supervisors' Unit meeting at Hoberg's, if funds are available.
- Resolution authorizing city officials to attend the Redwood Empire Association convention in Lake County, adopted.
- Supervisors agreed to co-sponsor Golden Gate Bridge 25th-anniversary luncheon
- Streets committee chair named to regional beaches and parks panel
- Supervisor Mailliard's request for a Board position on seven state aviation bills was referred to the State and National Affairs Committee.