All decisions
22 Board decisions about San Francisco Disposal, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- San Francisco Disposal Company allowed a tallow works on Evans Avenue
- San Francisco Disposal Company allowed a tallow works on Evans Avenue
- C. Thomas allowed a dyeing and cleaning works on York Street linked by the name only, not checked
- San Francisco Disposal Co. sought a 25-year franchise to burn all city garbage; the Board discussed it at length. linked by the name only, not checked
- San Francisco Disposal Company applied for a franchise to destroy and dispose of garbage; the resolution is proposed.
- Proposed resolution would grant San Francisco Disposal Company a twenty-five-year franchise to incinerate all city garbage, with a minimum $1 per ton fee. linked by the name only, not checked
- San Francisco Disposal Company seeks a franchise to incinerate city garbage, with possible city takeover.
- Sealed bids were received for a twenty-five-year citywide franchise to incinerate garbage, following a petition by the San Francisco Disposal Company.
- Garbage franchise bids sent to the Board of Public Works
- Sale of a 25-year garbage incineration franchise was taken up; sealed bids were received and the outcome continues.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed accepting San Francisco Disposal Company's offer for the city's garbage destruction franchise. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board accepted San Francisco Disposal Company's application for a garbage incineration franchise, subject to a future franchise ordinance.
- A 25-year garbage incineration franchise is offered for sale; sealed bids were received January 12, 1931.
- Action on the San Francisco Disposal Company's bid was deferred to February 16, 1931, pending the Board's policy decision.
- Sealed bids were received for a garbage destruction franchise petitioned by the San Francisco Disposal Company; the matter was laid over.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed a resolution accepting San Francisco Disposal Company's offer for the garbage destruction franchise.
- City Engineer urged refusal of a garbage disposal franchise to San Francisco Disposal Company; the matter was laid over one week.
- Sealed bids were received for a garbage destruction franchise; the outcome is not printed on this page.
- City Engineer reports on the San Francisco Disposal Company's proposed garbage incinerator plans and specifications.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed accepting San Francisco Disposal Company's bid for the city's garbage destruction franchise.
- Sealed bids for a garbage destruction franchise were received on January 12, 1931; the award is not shown here.
- McSheehy presented a resolution accepting San Francisco Disposal Company's offer for the garbage destruction franchise; the vote continues next page.