All decisions
about 140 Board decisions about Alfonso Zirpoli, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Proposed stop-gap ordinance would keep residence requirements for non-elective city officers and employees; consideration postponed.
- Board continued the $15,000 appropriation to raze old fire houses for one week, pending a cost breakdown.
- Emergency appropriation of $15,000 to raze old fire houses was temporarily postponed pending cost information.
- Letter of sympathy sent to [name withheld] family
- Ordinance amending the residence requirement for non-elective city officers and employees passed as an emergency measure.
- A motion to raise the Executive Secretary to the General Manager's salary from $820 to $840 was carried.
- A motion to raise the Senior Probation Officer salary range from $515-615 to $535-635 was defeated.
- A motion to raise the Psychologist salary range from $525-630 to $550-650 was defeated.
- The Board adopted a resolution consolidating the San Francisco Unified School District special tax election with the June 3, 1958 state primary.
- Ballot argument on the Bradley-Burns sales and use tax law was temporarily postponed pending Supervisor Ferdon's arrival.
- Ballot argument favoring Proposition B, a bond for [name withheld] Aquarium improvements, was temporarily postponed pending Supervisor Ferdon's arrival.
- Ballot argument on retitling police positions was continued for one week pending a full Board.
- Ballot argument on joining the Bradley-Burns sales and use tax law was continued for one week.
- Ballot argument favoring Proposition B, an aquarium bond issue, was continued for one week.
- Housing rezoning refused for the block at Laguna and North Point
- Supervisor Zirpoli moved to amend Finance Committee budget changes, restoring San Francisco Hospital nursing positions to Mayor's figures.
- Supervisor Ertola was elected President Pro Tempore of the Board of Supervisors.
- No protests over the Thomas Avenue paving bill; assessment confirmed
- [name withheld] building assessment for block 7226, lot 21 was reduced from $37,000 to $32,000.
- Board of Equalization denied [name withheld] application to reduce the assessment on her property.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] assessment appeal for Block 3251, Lot 2 is pending; the Director recommended no reduction.
- [name withheld] property assessment equalization application was temporarily postponed because the applicant did not attend.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] and [name withheld] withdrew their property assessment application, and the Board denied it.
- Zoo cafe and refreshment stands concession with the Zoological Society sent back to Finance Committee.
- Building assessment for [name withheld] and [name withheld] property, Block 1689 Lot 25, reduced from $12,000 to $11,000.
- [name withheld] assessment equalization application for Block 2518, Lot 14 was denied after she did not appear.
- $3,900 for six Municipal Railway car radios
- Charter amendment moving traffic engineering from the Police Department to Public Works was continued; a motion to re-refer it failed for lack of a second.
- Resolution authorizing a ballot argument for the traffic engineering charter amendment was continued one week.
- Board continued for one week a charter amendment raising retirement allowances for retired miscellaneous city employees.
- Consideration of a charter amendment requiring two-thirds Board approval for airport land leases to public utilities was continued one week.
- Charter amendment giving the Public Utilities Commission power over leasing Water Department and airport lands was continued one week.
- Ballot argument for the Public Utilities Commission leasing charter amendment was continued one week.
- Consideration of a charter amendment giving the Public Utilities Commission power over leasing water and airport lands was temporarily postponed.
- Consideration of a charter amendment requiring two-thirds Board approval for airport land leases to utilities was temporarily postponed.
- Charter amendment on retirement allowances for retired miscellaneous employees temporarily postponed by Supervisor Zirpoli's motion, with no objection.
- Board amended a resolution authorizing a ballot argument favouring the charter amendment on Public Utilities Commission leasing powers.
- Consideration of a resolution authorizing a ballot argument favouring the public utilities leasing charter amendment was temporarily postponed.
- Consideration of a charter amendment letting the Board set lease terms for surplus property was temporarily postponed.
- Port Authority asked to fill Channel Street between Fourth and Seventh
- Passed for second reading as amended, the Yosemite Avenue improvement between Keith and Jennings Streets, with the city paying 50 per cent.
- The Board adopted a policy for moving the wholesale produce industry out of the Embarcadero-Lower Market redevelopment area and Assessor's Blocks 202 and 203.
- Board adopted Resolution 959-58, whose subject is not printed on these pages.
- Planning Commission refuses shops on Army Street east of Harrison
- Home care and homemakers' programs referred to the Public Health and Welfare Committee for study of city support.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Retirement System for an actuarial report on extending retirement credit for emergency relief service.
- Resolution calling an election on splitting the city and county employees' retirement system into two parts was adopted.
- Board confirmed the assessment for sewer and street improvement on Bowdoin Street between Gaven and Sweeny Streets.
- Supervisor Zirpoli presented a resolution asking the Mayor to designate February 7, 1959, as Carnevale.
- Filbert Street between Powell and Stockton Streets was closed temporarily on February 7, 1959 for Carnevale.
- Appeal against a minimum lot size variance for two Verna Street lots was tabled after the petition failed the ownership check.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the [name withheld].
- Resolution requesting authority to divide the city retirement system to add Social Security coverage was adopted.
- Pierluigi Alvera is commended by resolution adopted unanimously by the Board of Supervisors.
- The Board adopted Resolution 252-59 commending the San Francisco Opera Ring.
- The Board adopted a resolution waiving the residence requirement for the next Chief Personnel Analyst civil service examination.
- Resolution commending librarian [name withheld] of the Potrero Branch Library was adopted on a vote of ten to none.
- Resolution passed asking the Mayor to proclaim Italian Festival Weeks.
- Board adopted a resolution waiving residence rules for the next civil service exam for medical social service workers.
- Board adopted a resolution waiving residence rules for the next civil service exam for psychiatric social service workers.
- The Board adopted a resolution waiving the city residency requirement for a civil service exam for public health nurses.
- Board adopted a resolution congratulating [name withheld].
- Board postponed action on a resolution amending Senate Bill 519 on the Bay transit crossing so the Clerk can draft a policy.
- Resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim May 24, 1959 as San Francisco Horsemen's Day was adopted.
- Proposal to buy a $6,000 passenger bus for the Sheriff's Department was defeated.
- Sheriff's general clerk-stenographer post, $4,050, restored to the Mayor's budget figure by motion.
- Proposal to restore a half-time Sheriff's physician position at $5,370 was defeated.
- Sheriff's writ server position, $5,580, restored to the Mayor's budget figure by motion.
- Supervisor Zirpoli moved to restore a Sheriff's budget item; the vote continues on the next page.
- Increase of the Municipal Railway cash revolving fund from $265,000 to $270,000 was continued for one week.
- The Board adopted a motion by Supervisor Zirpoli to send a letter of sympathy to the family of
- The Board adopted a resolution waiving residence requirements for monthly examinations for clinical laboratory technologists.
- Owners' bill confirmed for the Hanover Street improvement
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld] for his contributions to the community's cultural advancement.
- Board continued for two weeks a resolution urging Congress to release surplus Islais Creek [name withheld] depot land as a produce market.
- Consideration of the codified San Francisco Administrative Code was continued to September 21, 1959, by Supervisor Zirpoli's motion.
- Charter amendment barring supervisors, officers and employees from conflicting interests in city work, contracts or sales is ordered submitted to voters.
- Proposed ordinance setting procedure for city employee retirement and Social Security administration was continued one week because it needs nine votes.
- Consideration of a resolution asking Congress to make the Islais Creek [name withheld] depot available as a produce market was continued one week.
- Resolution adopted authorizing a ballot argument favoring Proposition J, adding operating engineer classifications to the Fire Department.
- Resolution waiving residence requirements for the next civil service exam for senior physical therapist, from Judiciary Committee.
- Board adopted authority for San Francisco Employees Retirement System to join the state Social Security agreement, effective January 1, 1956.
- Letter of sympathy approved for the family of the late [name withheld].
- Fontana Warehouse rezoning taken up again on North Point Street
- Rezoning proposed on Vallejo Street between Fillmore and Steiner
- Zirpoli moved adoption of a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim November 14-15, 1959 as [name withheld].
- Supervisors passed on second reading a $109,000 appropriation to the Health Service System for medical plan allowances.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] on the first anniversary of The Flower Drum Song.
- Supervisor Zirpoli's request asks the Police Commission for a detailed report on taxicab permit transfers and prices, referred to committee.
- Board held a hearing on objections to clerical error corrections in the 1959-60 assessment roll that raise taxes.
- City employees allowed to switch into Social Security coverage
- Board adopted a resolution urging Mayor Christopher to accept an invitation to tour the Soviet Union.
- The Judiciary Committee proposes waiving the residence rule for social service and child welfare worker exams through 1960.
- Mayor asked to proclaim a Carnevale Week in February
- City borrows $300,000 for firehouses.
- Resolution directing old age security payments in one case was continued for one week.
- Old-age payments to one resident put off a week.
- Pension payment case for one person sent back to committee.
- City congratulates Supervisor James Halley and wife
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- City worker health plan changes put off for a week
- City congratulates United Nations on its 15th anniversary
- Two-thirds county vote for BART bonds requested; sent to committee
- Motion to lower the building assessment on [name withheld] and [name withheld] property from $37,500 to $32,500 was defeated.
- Board honours foster parents for ten years of child welfare
- Finance Committee's $500 settlement payment to [name withheld] was passed on first reading by the Board.
- Mayor asked to proclaim Letter Writing Week, October 2-8
- Juvenile probation chief sent to a statewide meeting
- Supervisors ask mayor to proclaim [name withheld], Nov. 19-26
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of [name withheld].
- Stray dog and leash rules put off one week.
- Supervisor J. Joseph Sullivan named to county association board
- Citizens' committee requested for Lincoln and Washington birthdays
- Rules on construction-waste dumps postponed one week.
- Health Service System pay rule change sent to committee.
- The Board adopts a resolution extending felicitations to Reverend Edmond J. Motherway.
- Mayor requested to proclaim the week of February 11, 1961 as Carnevale Week.
- Proposed Housing Code amendments for existing buildings were sent back to the Public Health and Welfare Committee.
- Ordinance letting the Chief Administrative Officer contract for psychiatric rehabilitation services passed for second reading.
- City endorses pharmacists' campaign against objectionable literature
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance authorizing agreements for psychiatric rehabilitation services under the Short-Doyle Act.
- Bid to rezone Shafter Avenue and Hawes Street for industry denied
- Shafter Avenue land change hearing put off one week.
- The Board sends a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- City proclaimed Western Hospital Week, April 23-29
- The Board adopted a letter of welcome to the Foreign Language Association of Northern California.
- Retirement staff pay rules changed
- Church Street property change request decision postponed one week.
- Sewer right of way at Geneva Avenue proposed to be dropped
- Proposed: coroner arranges burials for veterans and widows.
- The Board adopted a resolution thanking [name withheld].
- New stray dog and leash rules approved after amendments
- Public Health and Welfare Committee will hear alleged arbitrary commitment of elderly persons to state mental institutions on July 6.
- Housing Code changes for existing buildings put off a week
- Proposed Housing Code amendments would apply new standards to all existing buildings, with a time limit for owners to comply.
- Requisition for the Redevelopment Agency to advance funds to the Housing and Home Finance Agency for Western Addition project R-54.
- Bank deposit terms for Western Addition redevelopment funds approved
- Supervisor Zirpoli's proposal to set policy on releasing Presidio land for residential use was referred to committee.
- Civic Auditorium gets better lights for pro basketball, paid by gift