All decisions
75 Board decisions about Allan Pollok, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- City Attorney directed to enforce a contract to wreck the Girls' High School, whose contractors' work had stalled.
- Recorder to cancel tax sale certificates issued in error
- Resolution adopted directing the Recorder to cancel erroneous tax sale certificates on property on Pine Street.
- Resolution proposed to order sheriff's prisoners to perform labor on city streets and county roads.
- Motion to lay over the water rates bill one week was lost.
- City takes over the new roadway on Diamond Street
- Hearing set on the street assessment at Polk and Lombard
- Supervisor Pollok's motion asking the Board of Public Works to requisition Sheriff prisoners for county road labor carried.
- A special committee of three supervisors was appointed to study city department housing and City Hall repair, spending up to $2500.
- A $1,264.43 tax refund to the Union Trust Company was passed for printing.
- Board adopted a resolution urging the federal government to pay future sanitation costs of the plague campaign and appointing a five-member committee to present it.
- Board adopted a resolution asking Congress to promote Rear Admiral Robley D. Evans to vice admiral.
- Wrongly issued tax deed on a K Street lot cancelled
- Tax Collector directed to withdraw erroneously assessed properties from the 1907-8 tax sale and re-assess them for 1908.
- A resolution adopted with no subject on this page
- A late lumber bid from Van Arsdale-Harris Lumber Co. was received and all bids referred to a Committee of the Whole.
- The Recorder was authorized to cancel a tax deed erroneously issued to the State of California for one property.
- A bill to fully accept four paved street segments in the city was passed for printing on Supervisor Pollok's motion.
- Resolution directs the Tax Collector to withdraw from sale property erroneously assessed for 1907-8; outcome continues on next page.
- Board adopted a resolution directing the Tax Collector to withdraw an erroneously assessed property from the 1907-8 tax sale.
- Flinn & Treacy paid $37,861.10 for paving Mission Street
- Eleven named clerks appointed to help taxpayers review the 1908-09 assessment roll before the Board of Equalization.
- Street levels on Fourth Street proposed for change
- Stone sidewalks ordered on Frederick, Carl and Clay streets
- Street levels set on Clyde Street, Lusk Alley and Crooks Street
- Hearing set for the appeal over Taylor and North Point paving
- Nineteenth Avenue proposed for renaming as Dupont Boulevard
- Bill prohibiting the breaking or driving of unbroken horses on public streets was referred to Police Committee.
- Board refused J. M. Agar's petition asking the Attorney-General to annul the Home Telephone Company franchise.
- Ordinance adopting the official map of the Lake View subdivision was passed for printing.
- Sutter Street levels to be changed between Market and Sansome
- Folsom Street levels to be changed between Precita Place and Ripley
- Ordinance fixing sidewalk widths on Twentieth Avenue was passed for printing on Pollok's motion.
- Resolution 2773 was adopted, asking the Board of Public Works and Chief of Police to enforce rules against building materials blocking streets.
- Recorder ordered to cancel an erroneous tax deed on Gift Map lots 507 and 508 sold to the State.
- Supervisor Pollok's motion to make the water supply matter a special order of business was lost.
- A bill imposing a license on liquor dealers, proposed by the License Committee, was laid over one week.
- A bill proposing a license for persons or firms holding exhibitions or masked balls where liquor is served was laid over one week.
- Board authorized the Assessor to remove assessments on two city-purchased properties from the 1908-09 roll.
- United Railroads' new switch track from Post Street questioned
- Supervisors commend Police, Public Works, Health, Education and Fire departments for their service during the Portola Festival.
- City Attorney asked about permits to lay steam pipes in the streets
- Board adopted a resolution ordering the Recorder to cancel two tax sale certificates sold to the State in error.
- Supervisor Pollok's motion asking the Board of Public Works to report on progress on grounding electric wires carried.
- Street levels on Pacific Avenue and Walnut Street may be changed
- Resolution proposed to amend Resolution 3177 so the tax warrant covers F. L. Pritchard's outstanding taxes.
- Street levels to be set on Stevenson Street
- Connolly presented a substitute bill proposing quarterly license taxes on slot-type machines paying cigars, cigarettes or liquor.
- City Street Improvement Company given ninety more days on Fulton Street
- City Street Improvement Company was proposed for a ninety-day extension to finish Fulton and Divisadero sewers; sent to printing.
- City to remove Rudolph Hermann's obstructions and open Lyon Street
- Mayor and Board of Health urged to enforce cleaning rules for filthy street cars.
- Street levels to be changed on Mateo and Bemis Streets
- Tax Collector authorized to pay outstanding 1908-09 taxes on three recently acquired city properties.
- Ordinance protects lamp posts, hydrants and trees but permits hitching horses
- Board adopted a resolution asking the City Attorney whether the state tenement house law applies in San Francisco.
- Fourth ordinance proposed for acquiring and building the public utility
- Tax Collector ordered to withdraw erroneously assessed lots from the 1908 tax sale and have the Assessor reassess them.
- The Assessor was asked to list persons who refuse or neglect to furnish property statements for assessment.
- Street levels proposed for change on Fulton Street and nearby avenues
- Intention to change street grades on A, B, C streets, Fulton street and Thirteenth to Sixteenth avenues adopted, with notice to be posted.
- Sidewalks on Cortland Avenue to be set at ten feet
- Clerk authorized to advertise for bids on iron castings and limestone dust for city departments.
- Crocker Hotel Company allowed steam pipes from the St. Francis Hotel
- Ordinance ordering sewer construction in Section L of the North Point Main Sewer, estimated at $47,000, passed for printing.
- Ordinance ordering sewer construction in the Harbor View District, estimated at $42,000, passed for printing.
- Better streets asked to the new Mail Dock and piers
- Stanley J. Fay given ninety more days at Clarendon Avenue
- City Attorney to advise how to reopen Tonquin and Lewis streets
- Board intends to change street levels on Eighth Avenue South
- Frank Stringham proposed a railroad on Stockton and Bay streets
- City to take over roadways on Pierce Street and Danvers Street
- City Engineer ordered to map part of San Miguel Rancho
- Sewers ordered on Fulton Street at a cost of $65,000
- Sidewalk widths changed on Seventh, Eighth and Bryant Streets