All decisions
about 100 Board decisions about Angelo Joseph Rossi, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- A resolution proposing appropriations from the Auditorium Fund was passed for printing on Supervisor Rossi's motion.
- Water Construction Fund payments to four suppliers, including West Side Lumber and Baker, Hamilton & Pacific, were passed for printing.
- Supervisor Rossi moved a resolution authorizing dozens of city claim payments, including Hetch Hetchy, schools, libraries and street repairs; passed for printing.
- General supply contracts for city institutions awarded to several suppliers, including Johnson & Johnson and H. D. Dietrich, at bid prices.
- Mayor authorized to sell unneeded horse-drawn fire engines, wagons and harness at public auction.
- Supervisor Rossi introduced a resolution of sympathy on the death of Colonel George H. Pippy.
- $5,000 for a livestock show building at Twelfth and Market Streets
- Contract for 250 rolled steel car wheels for the Municipal Railway awarded to United States Steel Products Company at $37.75 each.
- Printer H. S. Crocker hired for $3,000 to print school bonds
- Board rejected and returned the only bid received for a motor street-flusher.
- Supervisor Rossi presented a resolution directing the Clerk to advertise for proposals for foodstuffs.
- Authorizes payments from the 1910 water bond fund to several suppliers, including General Electric Co. $20,965.96.
- Supervisor Rossi's bill to sell a city-owned lot on Parnassus Avenue at public auction was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Rossi's motion to accept Mr. Shapiro's late Bay City Market bid was defeated, so the bid stays rejected.
- Board set the Purchaser's salary at $10,000 a year, then deferred further action on the ordinance to next Monday.
- Board inserts Leonard S. Leavy's name as Purchaser of Supplies in the ordinance creating the city's Bureau of Supplies.
- Board passed on final vote an ordinance creating a city purchasing agent paid $10,000 a year.
- All bids received August 20, 1923 for a map case for the Board of Education were rejected.
- Supervisor Rossi moved to award fiscal-year book contracts to Edward Barry Co. and Buckley & Curtin; outcome not yet shown.
- Haas Bros. and Wm. Cluff win the city's canned fruit contracts
- Payments authorized to a dozen suppliers and claimants, including for Municipal Railways work and school urinals and roofing.
- Supervisor Rossi's amendment postponed for eight weeks the final vote on asking the Railroad Commission to evaluate Great Western Power Company properties.
- Proposal to acquire Great Western Power Company's electric system for city-run power awaits final action.
- Board awarded contracts for gymnasium equipment for Mission and Galileo high schools to several suppliers.
- Bill declaring public necessity for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels in Tuolumne and Alameda counties passed for printing, first reading.
- Ordinance proposed authorizing the Mayor to buy City Hall lots from Marguerite Marchand for $80,000, with a later option.
- Benjamin J. Jefts paid for land for the Dudley Stone School
- $5,460 for plans for a tuberculosis sanitarium in San Mateo County
- A concrete parapet roadway ordered for Sutro Heights Park
- Supervisor Rossi proposed moving Police Department salary fund money to its contingent account; outcome not printed here.
- $50,000 more for the state highway down the peninsula
- Board adopted Resolution 22517 repealing the cancellation of the $196,802 Hetch Hetchy pipe contract with a foundry company.
- Board appropriated funds for steel work on the High School of Commerce addition and architectural services for Alvarado School.
- Marguerite E. Marchand paid $80,000 for Civic Center land
- John Lefkovitz paid $15,325 for land for the Alamo School
- Widening of Geary Street ordered from Mason to Van Ness
- Authorizes payment of claims to many suppliers and institutions, including hospitals, orphanages, Fire Department and Hetch Hetchy vendors.
- The Board authorized payments from city funds to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy, schools, and the Municipal Railway, including a $92,017 property purchase.
- Seventeen Hetch Hetchy construction payments to suppliers were authorized for printing, totalling about $38,000 in claims.
- Resolution authorizing payments to many claimants from water and park funds was passed for printing on Supervisor Rossi's motion.
- Proposed resolution would authorize dozens of payments to contractors and suppliers for schools, Hetch Hetchy and city vehicles.
- Original salary ordinance for city officers was continued on the calendar one week.
- Original salary ordinance from the Finance Committee was continued on the calendar for one week.
- Resolution authorizing city payments to numbered claimants, including library, Hetch Hetchy contractor and orphanage claims; outcome printed on next page.
- Resolution authorizing payments to many city suppliers and claimants, including Municipal Railway and Hetch Hetchy accounts, was passed for printing.
- Money set aside for street and sewer repairs across the city
- $5,206.69 paid to Clarence B. Eaton for Collingwood Street paving
- $2,730 for plans for a new Emergency Hospital on Sacramento Street
- Supervisor Rossi proposed appropriating $931,661.58 from the School Construction Fund for the High School of Commerce.
- Proposed $15,000 payment from Budget Item 79 to the Railroad Commission to evaluate Pacific Gas and Electric and Great Western Power properties.
- Proposed $16,826 for Portola School equipment, County Jail No. 2 heating and a hospital psychopathic ward; Resolution 22465 repealed.
- Board moved to hold over a salary ordinance recommended by the Finance Committee until July 31, 1924.
- Five land payments for Anza and Alamo school sites, funded from the School Construction Fund bond issue, passed for printing.
- Treasurer directed to transfer $1,407.27 from the General Fund into a newly created Tubercular Trust Fund.
- Mayor to auction a house on land taken for Roosevelt Way
- Board moved $19,070.08 from the Municipal Railway Depreciation Fund to cover the railway's June 1924 operating deficit.
- Bill proposes a special election on October 7, 1924 for a $10 million bond to build Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels.
- Board's resolution asking Public Works to resume Hetch Hetchy construction was defeated.
- Shop equipment for Horace Mann Junior High School is being awarded to several suppliers on bids; vote not shown.
- Supervisor Rossi's proposal to reduce the Eureka-Sunset tunnel assessment was defeated by the Board.
- Supervisor Rossi proposed a resolution pledging the Board to carry out the Advisory Committee's temporary Hetch Hetchy power disposal plan.
- A public hearing was held on the proposed municipal budget for the coming fiscal year.
- Board takes up final passage of the city's 1925-26 municipal expenditure budget; the vote continues on the next page.
- Proposed: the Mayor, two supervisors, City Engineer and an assistant city attorney go to Washington on Hetch Hetchy power.
- The Board approved raising the arbitrary assessment list by 25 per cent on Supervisor Rossi's motion.
- Resolution sending the Mayor and supervisors to Washington on the Hetch Hetchy power case was laid on the table.
- Resolution proposed setting aside $5,000 from the General Fund for a Civil Service salary survey and classification.
- Eight claims paid to vendors and utilities from city funds were passed for printing on Supervisor Rossi's motion.
- Eaton & Smith to be paid $3,784.15 for Hawes Street work
- Proposed ordinance orders construction of an ambulance shelter at Mission Emergency Hospital.
- Timber bridge proposed at Evans Avenue and Army Street
- Payment authorizations of $1,000, $975.67 and $3,784.15 for claims were passed for printing.
- Board transferred $9,938.34 from the Municipal Railway Depreciation Fund to cover the June 1925 operating deficit.
- Resolution 24379 on accepting land, moved by Supervisor Rossi, continues onto the next page.
- Board awards Edwin Forrest Company a contract to supply 200 galvanized garbage cans for the School Department.
- A resolution authorizing payments including to Robert W. Hunt Co. from the School Construction Fund was passed for printing.
- Resolution lists payments to contractors and suppliers for schools, Hetch Hetchy, Municipal Railways and other city work; passed for printing.
- Supervisor Rossi moved to amend Superior Court staff salaries, with the ordinance passed for printing.
- Payments from city funds to contractors, suppliers and charities for playgrounds, transit, water works and street repairs are proposed by resolution.
- Kearny Street to be widened from Market Street to Columbus Avenue
- Gasoline supply contract for the fiscal year 1925-26 sent back to the Supplies Committee on Supervisor Rossi's motion.
- A resolution listing city payments to claimants for parks, auditorium, and Municipal Railway bills was printed; its outcome continues.
- Elbridge and Mary Bailey paid $8,250 for Market Street extension land
- Payment of $1,711.25 to Spring Valley Water Company for extra land for a tuberculosis sanitarium was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Rossi's motion to receive the 1925-26 budget report was amended to show revenue and spending increases.
- Supervisor Rossi renewed his motion to receive the budget report and make it part of the record.
- Supervisor Rossi's motion to make the budget and tax-rate report part of the record was carried.
- Rossi's resolution authorizing payments to fourteen city claimants and contractors was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Rossi's resolution asks the Finance Committee to recommend a bond to buy land extending Leavenworth Street to Market Street; referred.
- Board deferred for one week a proposal to set August 26, 1930 as the bond election date for buying PG&E and Great Western Power properties.
- The Traffic and Safety Committee's traffic control budget was referred to the Finance Committee for review.
- Board set next Monday at 3 p.m. to hear the Finance Committee report on the Stafford appraisal and John Barry's employment.
- A proposed appropriation for improving Sharpe's Park was passed for printing, not yet approved.
- Dough Boy war monument planned for Golden Gate Park, $6,000
- Action on an appeal deferred four weeks on Supervisor Rossi's motion, with no permits for structures meanwhile.
- City Engineer to draw incinerator plans with $10,000 set aside
- $10,000 set aside to publicize the city's census count
- Supervisor Rossi proposed a resolution endorsing State Constitutional Amendment Number Eighteen on motor vehicle taxation.
- Board proposes $5,000 from the General Fund to the California Toll Bridge Authority for surveying the transbay bridge.
- Proposed $150,000 from the General Fund for emergency jobs for San Francisco citizens, paid through a citizens' committee.
- Treasurer authorized to deposit inactive Water Department revenue in the highest-interest banks.
- Mayor James Rolph Jr.'s resignation accepted as he becomes Governor, with an engrossed copy to be presented.