All decisions
52 Board decisions about Charles J. Powers, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Overhead wires to come down on Bush Street from Van Ness
- Pacific Gas and Electric told to add lights on Jerrold Avenue
- Suspension of the rules to pay $150 salary warrant to M. Maroney for July 1922 lighting committee work was lost.
- $300 paid to I. Moroney for Lighting Committee work
- Supervisor Powers moved to add $300 to bills and accounts for Miss M. Moroney's salary.
- Supervisor Powers' substitute to end the Duboce tunnel hearing debate next Monday was defeated.
- Pacific Gas and Electric to install lights on Duncan Street
- Pacific Gas and Electric told to light Seventh and Cleveland streets
- Electric lights replace gas lamps on Ellis and O'Farrell streets
- Electric lights replace gas lamps along Taylor Street downtown
- Ordinance ordering a tunnel under Buena Vista Park, to be built by the Board of Public Works, passed for printing.
- City land on Thirty-third Avenue to be sold at auction
- City land on O'Farrell Street to be sold at auction
- Ben F. Sueffert sells Twenty-third Avenue school land for $1,800
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed $50,000 to secure options and rights of way for extending Van Ness Avenue.
- A proposed amendment to the Building Law's fireproof roofing limits was passed for printing on Supervisor Powers' motion.
- Architects and Engineers Associated's $4,114.08 claim for Kezar Stadium clubhouse work was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The earlier appointment of a committee to attend the Philadelphia Sesquicentennial was rescinded.
- Supervisor Powers proposed amending Building Law fire-protection rules for theatres; it was sent to printing.
- Proposed ordinance adding Section 102-A to the Building Law on hardwood floor sub-flooring passed for printing on Powers's motion.
- Postponement of a salary increase for Deputy Sealers of Weights and Measures was carried, moved to January 17, 1927.
- City land at Stanford Heights to be sold privately
- Bill amending the Building Law to add welding rules and change reinforced concrete floor requirements was passed for printing.
- Consideration of the lease of 333 Kearny Street was continued one week.
- Supervisor Powers moved to reconsider the passed permit letting Ocean Palace Amusement Company build an amusement park at Sloat Boulevard.
- Ocean Palace amusement park at Sloat Boulevard draws support and protests
- Payment of $1,125 to Hales & Symons, Inc. for Hetch Hetchy cement was held over one week.
- Appeal against the Douglass Street improvement assessment was continued to April 11, 1927.
- Payment of $607.25 to Old Mission Portland Cement Co. for Hetch Hetchy cement was held over one week.
- A proposed bill would amend Section 79 of the Building Law to change limits on building heights; passed for printing.
- Vacant city land at Clement and Geary streets was proposed for transfer to the School Department for school buildings.
- City land on Stockton Street to be sold at auction
- Shops proposed on Ocean Avenue between Fairfield Way and Manor Drive
- Public Buildings Committee reports on selling the city's Stockton Street school lot; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Proposed bill amending the Building Law on interior lathing and sheathing inspections passed for printing.
- Garage permit transferred for 527-529 Gough Street
- Fire-resistant roofs proposed for new buildings across a large area
- Bulletin Publishing wins a three-year lease of San Mateo land
- Stella Delucchi to receive $12,500 in settlement of a school land judgment; passed for printing.
- City to shrink its rented offices at 333 Kearny Street
- Supervisor Powers moved that the Clerk send thanks to the press and citizens for the successful Hetch Hetchy and Spring Valley bond election.
- Supervisor McSheehy's Special Bridge Committee report was disputed on procedure, and referral back to the committee was proposed.
- The Board denied John Goulding Little's application for a bridge or tunnel across San Francisco Bay, by 13 ayes to 1 no.
- The Board took up Lochiel M. King's application for a bridge or tunnel across San Francisco Bay; the vote continues on the next page.
- Hearing on T. A. Tomasini's application for a toll bridge franchise across San Francisco Bay to Marin, set for 4 P.M.
- Wires go underground on Broadway between Larkin and Van Ness
- Supervisor Powers's motion appointed Powers, Gallagher and Colman to confer with Election Commissioners about keeping polls open late.
- Bill to amend Section 97 of the Building Law on roof sheathing of Class A buildings was re-referred to committee.
- Proposed new citywide garage ordinance on construction, gasoline storage and fire marshal duties was laid over until July 8, 1929.
- The new garage ordinance was laid over for two weeks, to August 19, 1929, on Supervisor Powers' motion.
- Ornamental street lights proposed on Hyde Street from Market to California
- Property owner Mr. Hansen was heard on a City contribution to improving Grand View Avenue; the matter was referred to the Streets Committee.