All decisions
19 Board decisions about DeYoung Museum, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Payment of $1,669 to A. A. Zelinsky & Co. for painting and papering the DeYoung Museum.
- Payment of $1,669 to A. A. Zelinsky & Co. for painting and papering the DeYoung Museum appears in the claims schedule.
- Dr. Walter Heil, DeYoung Museum director, granted thirty days' leave of absence from September 27 with permission to leave the state.
- Dr. Walter Heil, DeYoung Museum director, granted leave of absence to leave the State through December 24, 1941.
- Supervisors postponed a $1,200 appropriation to buy art works from Paul Drey for the DeYoung Museum until April 27.
- Hearing on the appeal of a Broderick Street rezoning near Filbert Street was set for May 4, 1942.
- Consideration of a $1,200 appropriation for DeYoung Museum art purchase from Paul Drey was postponed to May 4, 1942.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $1,200 from a DeYoung Museum trust fund to buy art works from Paul Drey.
- $1,200 appropriation for DeYoung Museum to buy art from Paul Drey; consideration continued to June 15, 1942.
- Emergency $1,300 from the reserve fund proposed to repair the boiler at the DeYoung Museum heating plant.
- Proposed $4,800 appropriation for a new DeYoung Museum board secretary position was continued for one week.
- Board passed on second reading a companion ordinance amending the DeYoung Museum salary schedule to match the secretary position.
- Board passed on second reading an ordinance appropriating $4,800 for a new secretary position at the DeYoung Museum.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $4,800 for a new secretary post at the DeYoung Museum.
- Dr. Walter Heil, director of the DeYoung Memorial Museum, was given leave from March 31 to August 31, 1949 to leave the State.
- Ordinance appropriating $5,500 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for DeYoung Museum roof repairs passed for second reading.
- Leaves of absence approved for the Disaster Corps, DeYoung Museum, Public Utilities, Police and Board of Education officials.
- Supervisor Molinari asked the Mayor to extend DeYoung Museum hours for the [name withheld] exhibit; no objection, letter sent.
- Supervisor Nelder's request to study moving European art from the DeYoung Museum to the Legion of Honor was referred to the Human Services Committee.