All decisions
22 Board decisions about Temporary City Hall, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- A proposed resolution would pay $27,615.23 from the Surplus Fund for school supplies, water, and architects' services at Temporary City Hall.
- Temporary City Hall lease with Hunt, Osteyee and Banz approved for a building at Mission and Eighth streets.
- Temporary City Hall on the Lincoln School site put off
- Temporary City Hall leased from Land Title Company for $5,250 monthly
- Temporary City Hall to be built by Land Title Company
- The Board set aside $1500 from the rents and repairs budget for counters in the County Clerk's office at Temporary City Hall.
- James Otis agreed to rent the Temporary City Hall lower floor to the Assessor, Tax Collector and County Clerk for $1,250 a month.
- The Board accepted the Whitcomb Estate lease terms, approving $1250 monthly rent from January 1912 for Temporary City Hall offices.
- The Board passed for printing a permit for Otis Estate to run two boilers in the Temporary City Hall building.
- $500 was approved for the Board of Public Works to build desks and shelving for the County Clerk at Temporary City Hall.
- Board of Public Works was authorized to spend $1,750 on shelving and counters for the Tax Collector in Temporary City Hall.
- Proposal to provide $350 for painting and new counters in the County Clerk's office at Temporary City Hall.
- Passed final approval of $2,275 for carpentry and electrical work in the Assessor's office in Temporary City Hall.
- Passed final approval of $1,750 for shelving and counters in the Tax Collector's office in Temporary City Hall.
- Public Buildings Committee report on moving city departments to Temporary City Hall was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Temporary City Hall, Market Street between Eighth and Ninth streets, becomes the Board's official meeting place from March 1, 1912.
- Rooms 207 to 212 in Temporary City Hall assigned to the Superintendent of Schools.
- Room 303 in the Temporary City Hall was assigned to the Supplies Committee for its use.
- Clerk was instructed to post the Board's calendar early on meeting days in the Temporary City Hall entrance.
- Board approved $500 to hire an additional engineer for four months to run the heating plant at Temporary City Hall.
- City elects to continue its lease of Temporary City Hall from James Otis, trustee, for six months past expiry.
- Resolution presented by McLeran to cancel James Otis's trustee bond covering the Whitcomb Estate lease of Temporary City Hall.