Organisation · government body
Superior Court
A government body in about 150 Board decisions, 1937–2010.
about 150Board decisions about it
1937–2010first and last decision
In short
- 1 Jul 1963Money for court costs and airport moving walkways approved
- 17 Apr 1972Tax Collector's office rebuilt; court funds approved
- 14 Mar 1977Superior Court grant gets top priority for federal money
- 25 Sep 1978Superior Court budget reshuffled for salaries, travel and equipment linked by the name only, not checked
Who appears together
Lines show who appears in the same decisions. It doesn't mean they made a deal.
People
- Harold Dobbsproposed 4 · 1956–58
- Byron Arnoldproposed 3 · 1953–54
- Dorothy von Beroldingenproposed 2 · 1971–74
Organisations
- Public Works, Engineeringnamed in 1
- Fire Departmentnamed in 4 · city body
- Department of Public Worksnamed in 3 · city body
Places
- Bayview Hunters Pointnamed in 2
- Dixie Alynamed in 2
- 09Th Ti Stnamed in 1
More from the records
Who was paid · 19 organisations
| Public Works, Engineering | 1 decision |
| Fire Department | 4 decisions |
| Department of Public Works | 3 decisions |
| Sheriff's Department | 3 decisions |
| Airport | 3 decisions |
| Port Commission | 2 decisions |
How many decisions pay each one; amounts are not shown until a person checks them.
Votes · 85 roll calls
yes 797no 11absent 130
85 printed roll calls; 78 were unanimous.
Decisions, by type
| ordinance | about 130 |
| resolution | 4 |
| motion | 1 |
| hearing | 1 |
Decisions, by outcome
| passed | 58 |
| passed first reading | 29 |
| referred | 22 |
| pending | 14 |
| continued | 4 |
20 decisions have no outcome read yet.
All 147 decisions · in date order
- $5,000 to pay visiting judges in the Superior Court
- Supervisors passed an emergency ordinance appropriating $12,540 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to pay Superior Court fees and transcripts.
- Supplemental $2,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Superior Court telephone and other expenses was postponed to June 19, 1939.
- Board finally passed an emergency ordinance appropriating $23,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for quarters for two Superior Court judges.
- $1,200 from the Emergency Reserve Fund was passed as an emergency ordinance for law books for two new Superior Court departments.
- $4,400 sought for Superior Court reporters and calendar printing
- Emergency ordinance giving the Superior Court $2,040 for criminal insane and narcotics transport was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency ordinance proposed to appropriate $2,040 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to the Superior Court.
- Pay raises for Superior Court judges and jury staff, totaling $17,160, are proposed in an ordinance.
- Ordinance funding $58,140 for eighteen court reporters' salaries at $4,800 yearly, abolishing five daily positions, passed.
- An emergency ordinance proposes $2,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to pay outside judges in the Superior Court.
- Emergency ordinance passed giving $4,000 to Superior Court for juror, witness and transcription fees.
Pages that mention it · about 420
Scanned pages whose text has the name: about 320 Board journal pages, 80 city report pages, 15 city directory pages.
Journal 1937
Journal 1957
Journal 1981
Journal 1990