All decisions
57 Board decisions about Charles F. Todd, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Supervisor Todd's bill to restrict heavy traffic on Fell Street and change Market Street left turns passed for printing.
- Supervisor Todd moved that the Board of Public Works have inspectors check citizenship of workers on City jobs.
- A bill proposed for Montgomery Street between Market and Sacramento
- Bill proposed on left-hand turns and arterial streets
- Left turns also banned on Van Ness Avenue until midnight
- Supervisor Todd moved a resolution urging relief from religious persecution in Mexico; the vote is not printed on this page.
- Supervisor Todd's bill would cap traffic-violation fines at $100 and jail at fifty days; passed for printing.
- New rules for arterial streets proposed
- An ordinance proposed for Vicente Street and Thirty-second Avenue
- Ordinance directing the Board of Public Works to contract for safety lane markers in public streets was passed for printing.
- Forty-fifth Avenue between Vicente and Wawona streets to be paved
- Supervisor Todd proposed flood lighting for safety zones, and the resolution was sent to the Lighting Committee.
- Proposed pay increases for clerks in the Public Works commissioners' office and Bureau of Accounting were refused passage.
- Supervisor Todd's resolution to raise phone operators' pay at Public Health and San Francisco Hospital was refused passage.
- Supervisor Todd presented a further Public Works budget transfer resolution, effective January 1, 1927, with items not printed here.
- Court clerks' pay rise to $2,700 voted down
- Supervisor Todd proposed raising the Sealer of Weights and Measures' pay and Police Department matrons' pay from January 1927.
- Proposed pay increases for chief engineers, assistant engineers and firemen at pumping stations were refused passage.
- Resolution to fund a general clerk at the Department of Public Works at $2,280 was refused passage.
- Park-Presidio residents protested the Municipal Railways Balboa Street extension and asked that its route use Balboa rather than Cabrillo Street.
- Supervisor Todd's motion to end morning Board sessions and meet at 1:30 p.m. Mondays failed on a vote of 4 to 12.
- Supervisor Todd moved to amend the rules on Airport Committee membership; the vote continues on the next page.
- A $5,500 appropriation for traffic control circuits by the Department of Electricity was passed for printing.
- Joint highway district from Santa Cruz proposed
- Land at Clement and Twenty-ninth Avenue for schools sent to committee
- The Board accepted the Redwood Empire Association's invitation to the Redwood Highway Indian Marathon from San Francisco to Grant's Pass.
- The Board adopted by rising vote a sympathy resolution on the death of San Mateo County Sheriff Thomas C. McGovern.
- Tax bond approved for Subdivision No. 4 in Miraloma Park
- One-way traffic proposed for Sloat Boulevard
- New rules proposed for traffic on the city's public streets
- Supervisor Todd proposed an ordinance limiting weights and speeds of motor vehicles on all San Francisco public streets.
- Bill creating a street traffic engineering division under Public Works, with a $3,000 yearly traffic engineer, passed for printing.
- Supervisor Todd's bill to amend the traffic ordinance, changing parking limits on Market Street and other streets, was passed for printing.
- A proposal to rezone both sides of Judah Street to commercial use was continued to January 30, 1928.
- Proposed rezoning of both sides of Judah Street to Commercial; Supervisor Todd's amendment was refused and he gave notice of reconsideration.
- Proposal to light 500 arterial stop signs was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Mayor asked to invite western county supervisors to a March 1928 convention in the Board's chambers.
- Public Works would prepare plans to wire 500 Carter arterial stop signs citywide; proposed, outcome not shown.
- Supervisor Todd proposed an ordinance regulating parades and processions on city streets, letting the Chief of Police set lines and routes.
- Amendments to the Traffic Ordinance were continued to Monday, March 5, 1928.
- Shops proposed on Judah Street from Tenth to Twenty-fifth Avenue
- A bill directing the Board of Public Works to advertise for bids to paint street curbs was repealed on Supervisor Todd's motion.
- Supervisor Todd moved to give Mr. Feige five minutes to speak; the motion's outcome is not yet recorded.
- Shell Company gets a filling station at Twenty-fourth Avenue and Geary
- Supervisor Todd's motion referred revocation of Frank McCoppin School's Seventh Avenue rope-off permit to the Traffic Committee.
- Supplies Committee proposed awarding Fageol Motor Sales Company a $54,864 contract for twelve dump trucks.
- Board moved that the chair appoint a committee to attend the League of California Municipalities convention in Redlands.
- Supervisor Todd proposed a committee to confer with the State Tax Commission about San Francisco's dual tax system.
- Supervisors passed for printing a bill ordering wiring for 500 arterial Carter-type stop signs citywide.
- Board set a hearing for next Monday at 2:30 on collecting garbage from restaurants and hotels for hog feed.
- Supervisor Todd's motion to appoint someone to protest a boxing exhibition as fake was lost.
- Free children's bathing at Fleishhacker Pool sent to the Education, Parks and Playgrounds Committee for consideration.
- Supervisor Todd asked that San Francisco's quota of state motorcycle officers be taken up; referred to Finance and Traffic Committees.
- Supervisor Todd moved that the Clerk invite Colonel Snook, head of the State traffic patrol, to the August 19 Board meeting.
- Board sent the Hetch Hetchy bond sale back to the Finance Committee after no bidders appeared.
- Supervisor Todd moved that the committee of nine report to the Board on the War Memorial; the motion was amended to request it from the Mayor.
- Supervisor Todd moved that the Mayor be asked to report on the War Memorial project's status; the vote is not yet shown.