All decisions
about 330 Board decisions about Clarissa McMahon, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- A proposal to form an air pollution district with other Bay Area counties was re-referred to committee.
- Board adopted a resolution expressing appreciation to United Air Lines for its role in the film California, A World in a Week.
- Board authorized Public Health and Welfare Committee members to attend an Oakland joint subcommittee meeting on February 8, 1954, if funds allow.
- Chinese New Year Festival Committee allowed a grandstand on Kearny Street
- Appeal by an old-age security aid recipient, County No. 365-797, continued for two weeks after the committee recommended denial.
- Appeal by an old-age security aid recipient, County No. 402-814, continued for two weeks.
- Appeal by an old-age security aid recipient, County No. 402-962, continued for two weeks.
- The committee recommended granting the old-age security aid appeal, County No. 319-331; the Board continued it two weeks.
- Board granted an Old-Age Security aid recipient's appeal, County No. 319-331, on the Public Welfare Director's recommendation.
- An Old-Age Security aid recipient's appeal, County No. 365-797, was re-referred to committee.
- An Old-Age Security aid recipient's appeal, County No. 402-962, was continued to May 17 and then re-referred to committee.
- Consideration of an Old-Age Security aid recipient's appeal, County No. 319-331, was temporarily postponed.
- An Old-Age Security aid recipient's appeal, County No. 402-814, was re-referred to committee.
- Board requested a message wishing David E. Lewis a speedy recovery; request granted without objection.
- Supervisor McMahon asked the Clerk to reduce glare from the lights in the Board chambers; request granted.
- A proposed ordinance on withdrawing and redepositing retirement contributions was temporarily postponed by the Board.
- A proposed ordinance raising the retirement death benefit to $100 per year of service, capped at $750, was temporarily postponed.
- McMahon's concern about doctor shortages for tuberculosis control was referred to the Public Health and Welfare Committee.
- Supervisor McMahon's request that the Controller report surplus funds for deferred maintenance at San Francisco Hospital and Laguna Honda Home was granted.
- [name withheld] assessment appeal on block 2039, lot 40 was denied, keeping the Director of Property's recommendation.
- Resolution No. 14619 was adopted; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to Carberry and five other city officials for August and September 1954.
- Minnatoma Parking Site lease form adopted as amended, with first-three-hour parking rates set as maximums only.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim October 11-16, 1954, as Business Women's Week.
- A $4,275 appropriation for an independent audit of the [name withheld] Office was temporarily postponed.
- Resolution authorizing the Public Health Director to agree with the state education director on clinical training for [name withheld] State nursing students at San Francisco Hospital was adopted.
- Board congratulates the Japan Trade Center on its establishment in San Francisco.
- Supervisor McMahon asked the Public Health Director for a report on alleged inadequate residential heating.
- A citywide milk, cream and dairy products ordinance is proposed, with an amendment to rename it the Dairy and Milk Ordinance.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for an annual Cable Car Festival.
- Board adopted a resolution declaring it city policy to hold an annual cable car festival.
- Proposed ordinance regulating public and automatic laundries was continued two weeks, repealing three older ordinances.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating the Guardsmen on their first World's Championship Rodeo.
- Board of Equalization consideration of File 13426 was continued to Monday, July 11, 1955.
- Consideration of file 13426 was deferred by motion to Monday, July 11, 1955.
- Southern Pacific switching across Bryant Street to be limited to nights
- [name withheld] assessment appeal denied, confirming the Director of Property's recommendation for block 7226, lot 21C.
- Resolution adopted asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to welcome singer [name withheld].
- Proposed amendment allowing automatic laundries in commercial districts was continued one week to July 25, 1955.
- Proposed ordinance regulating public and automatic laundries, repealing three older ordinances, was continued one week.
- Board of Equalization again postponed the [name withheld] and [name withheld] request to lower the building assessment on Block 2617A.
- Board adopted a resolution in memoriam honouring the late [name withheld].
- The Board extended felicitations to [name withheld], S.J., upon his golden jubilee.
- Rezoning at Lucy and Thornton Streets put off
- Board adopted a resolution congratulating [name withheld] on her silver anniversary as a jurist.
- Supervisor McMahon moved adoption of a memorial resolution honoring [name withheld]; the outcome is not printed on this page.
- Board adopted a resolution temporarily closing Vallejo Street between Grant and Columbus Avenues, October 27-30, 1955.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating [name withheld] of St. Ignatius High School.
- Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld] on her retirement from the Recreation and Park Commission.
- Leaves of absence granted to Police Commissioners Thomas Mellon and [name withheld] and Supervisor Halley in early 1956.
- The Board authorized payment of expenses for salary standardization and budget studies.
- Funding of $16,000 for the San Francisco Festival of Progress was temporarily postponed.
- Resolution congratulating the St. Ignatius High School basketball team on its A.A.A. championship was adopted.
- Supervisor McMahon proposed a citizens' committee to arrange a reception for the United States First Fleet; postponed pending funding.
- Supervisor McMahon moved to request $7,500 for educational classes at county jails in San Mateo County; referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor James J. Sullivan was appointed to the Board of Directors of Joint Highway District No. 10.
- The proposed city budget for fiscal 1956-1957 was temporarily held on the calendar pending a Wednesday budget session.
- Resolution places the 1956-57 assessment roll in the Assessor's custody and lets him accept reduction applications; adopted.
- Tribute resolution to [name withheld] presented by Supervisor McMahon; outcome not shown on this page.
- Proposed resolution would let the Assessor accept applications for reductions on the 1956-57 assessment roll.
- The Board adopted a motion inviting the Bay Area Air Pollution Control District Board to meet in San Francisco on July 11, 1956.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending Holiday Magazine, author [name withheld] and illustrator [name withheld] for their book on San Francisco Bay.
- Assessment appeal for [name withheld] block 2123B lot 1 continued for one week.
- [name withheld] tax assessment appeal put off a week
- Board authorized the Controller to pay expenses of hearings held while sitting as the County Board of Equalization in 1956.
- Board cut [name withheld] building assessment on block 306, lot 9 from $18,000 to $13,000 and kept the land value.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld] by rising vote.
- Islais Creek Grain Terminal's possessory interest assessment of $69,876 was denied on appeal.
- Part of Vallejo Street closed for three days in October
- Board set a November 26, 1956 hearing on appeal against refusing to rezone Bartlett Street property to commercial.
- Emergency $1,340 appropriation for sewage plant automotive repairs was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board adopted a resolution extending emergency relief grants to dependent non-residents for November and December 1956, per a Finance Committee list.
- $1,050 to tear down a shed at Newcomb and Phelps
- A motion carried with no subject on this page
- Resolution honouring [name withheld] was adopted unanimously by the Board.
- Resolution honouring [name withheld] was adopted unanimously by the Board.
- McMahon asked that temporary recreation facilities in the South of Market area be studied; referred to committee.
- $143,410 for roads and a radio station at Christmas Tree Point
- Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of Rev. [name withheld], S.J.
- Sale at public auction of surplus Municipal Railway land on Hyde Street was passed, then rescinded and continued one week.
- Emergency $891 appropriation for fuel oil for the [name withheld] Memorial Museum referred to Finance Committee.
- Resolution 17500 was adopted, but its subject is not printed on these pages.
- Resolution asks the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to observe St. Francis Day on October 4, 1957.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld].
- Board adopted resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to receive the U.[name withheld].
- Supervisors referred a $900 emergency appropriation for Assessor's Office reproduction services to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisors referred a $4,000 emergency appropriation for Youth Guidance Center foodstuffs to the Finance Committee.
- Hearing fixed for May 13, 1957 on an appeal against a planning approval to rezone a Eucalyptus Drive corner to commercial.
- Leaves of absence approved for several city commissioners and supervisors to travel out of state in May and June 1957.
- A recorded roll call on a $12,000 survey of the Police Department is being corrected in the Journal.
- May hearing set for the Eucalyptus Drive and Nineteenth Avenue rezoning
- The Board adopted a resolution fixing the price of the second supplement to the 1955 Charter.
- Supervisor McMahon presented a resolution authorizing museum director Walter Heil to attend two out-of-state museum meetings.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating Rev. [name withheld] on the 25th anniversary of his ordination.
- Superior Court's $3,000 emergency appropriation for reporters' transcripts was referred to Finance Committee.
- Permission to leave the state was granted to several city commissioners and officials for June and July 1957.
- Companion salary measure for Public Works Bureau of Building Inspection continued one week for lack of nine votes.
- Resolution granted Library Commissioner Moore, Board of Education member Levit and Welfare Commission president [name withheld] leaves of absence to leave the state.
- A $29,000 emergency appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Disaster Corps equipment was continued for consideration.
- Board denied [name withheld] request to lower the building assessment on block 3594, lots 5 and 6.
- [name withheld] application to lower the assessment on her property at block 748, lot 12 was denied.
- Consideration of a $1,975 appropriation for a temporary chauffeur's salary was continued one week.
- Emergency $4,140 appropriation for County Clerk temporary salaries referred to Finance Committee.
- Public Works appropriation of $9,420 for an Urban Renewal coordinator post was continued one week for lack of nine votes.
- Board denied the [name withheld] equalization application for 1789-95 Pacific Avenue, confirming the Director of Property's recommendation of no reduction.
- Emergency ordinance passed appropriating $4.1M for public assistance and medical care for the needy.
- Forest Knolls Land Company pays $1,932 toward a Marview Way sewer
- A Civil Service examination for one non-resident X-ray technician applicant was ratified.
- The Director and Assistant Director of Property were named officers to accept deeds and grants for the City.
- Emergency ordinance passed amending the salary ordinance for Public Welfare Department positions, companion to the appropriation.
- Public Works funding of $37,000 to finish Divisadero Street lighting between Waller and Clay Streets passed for second reading.
- The City accepted a quitclaim deed to a leasehold on Lot 54, Block 3724 for $4,160 for a Fifth and Mission parking garage.
- The Mayor and Public Utilities Commission were authorized to accept up to $328,000 in federal funds for San Francisco International Airport.
- Supplemental Public Welfare Department recommendations, in a letter dated July 30, 1957, were approved.
- Emergency relief grants were extended to dependent non-residents for August and September 1957.
- Glen Park and Ocean View library rent goes to committee
- Southern Pacific's spur track on Beach Street put off
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the Mayor's Committee for its work at Log Cabin Ranch Mechanics School.
- District Attorney's offices keep their lease at 617 Montgomery Street
- A $500 emergency appropriation for Weights and Measures vehicle repairs was sent to Finance Committee.
- Leaves of absence granted to McKenzie, Supervisor McMahon and Mellon for travel out of state in October 1957.
- The Board adopted the reappointment of [name withheld] to the Parking Authority.
- Supervisor McMahon moved to send a $13,500 Cayuga Avenue underground drain appropriation to Finance Committee.
- Consideration postponed: resolution to rescind eminent domain acquisition for Helen Wills Playground addition on Assessor's Block 573.
- Consideration postponed: amendment reducing the 1955 recreation bond appropriation by $330,000 for [name withheld] facilities.
- Amendment cutting the 1955 recreation bond appropriation from $3.24M to $2.91M was continued one week.
- Amendment cutting the recreation bond appropriation from $3,240,000 to $2,910,000 by removing $330,000 for [name withheld] was continued to November 25, 1957.
- Proposed rescinding of a 1939 resolution that authorized eminent domain taking of part of Assessor's Block 573 for Helen Wills Playground.
- Change of conditions refused at Nineteenth Avenue and Lawton Street
- [name withheld] and J. Max Moore were granted leaves of absence from their commission posts in December 1957.
- January hearing set for the Nineteenth Avenue and Judah Street appeal
- Motion proposed to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- LaPlaya between Irving and Judah rezoned to single-family housing
- Fire Code amended to enforce Bay Area Air Pollution Control District Regulation No. 1; passed for second reading.
- A proposed ordinance to establish community mental health services in San Francisco remains before the Board after a motion to continue failed.
- Consideration of an ordinance establishing community mental health service citywide was continued for two weeks at Supervisor McMahon's motion.
- Consideration of a $1,700 emergency appropriation for the California Palace of the Legion of Honor was temporarily postponed.
- Proposed $925 emergency appropriation for [name withheld] sick leave pay was sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $12,460 emergency appropriation for Public Works sewage treatment plants was sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $2,975 emergency appropriation for the County Clerk's temporary salaries was sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $1,200 emergency appropriation for Public Health administration was sent to Finance Committee.
- Sponsors of the [name withheld] dedication commended, and the Mayor asked to proclaim an annual [name withheld].
- Clarendon Avenue paving bill of $3,007.73 sent to committee
- Board adopted a resolution sending two City Attorney's Office representatives to a League of California Cities conference in Palo Alto.
- Supervisor McMahon presented a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim San Francisco Horsemen's Day.
- The Board sent a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Letter of sympathy approved for the family of the late [name withheld].
- Resolution congratulating San Francisco's Golden Jubilee members of the [name withheld] was adopted.
- Board set a public hearing for October 6, 1958 on the Embarcadero-Lower Market redevelopment plan, Area E-1.
- A resolution asks the Mayor to proclaim November 24-30, 1958 as [name withheld]; the vote appears on the next page.
- Resolution to let the City Attorney attend a Chattanooga law officers conference was sent to Finance Committee.
- Consideration of a $3,700 emergency appropriation for Hall of Justice air conditioning and electrical work was continued.
- Salary ordinance amendment for Laguna Honda Home positions, companion to the staffing appropriation, with proposed reduced new employments.
- Legislation on open outdoor fires and air pollution control was called from committee to next Monday's calendar.
- Cancellation of taxes on property acquired for San Francisco Municipal Stadium was temporarily postponed on McMahon's motion.
- Leaves of absence for several city officials, including Board members, were approved for late 1958 periods.
- Bus shelters asked for along Lincoln Way to Thirty-Fourth Avenue
- Consideration of $1,525 for a Storyland watchman position was continued one week for a Recreation and Park representative.
- Amendment to the annual salary ordinance for a Recreation and Park watchman post was continued one week.
- Supervisor McMahon requested a proclamation for San Francisco Designers' Fall Fashion Week, July 23-30, 1959; outcome pending.
- The Board adopted by rising vote a motion to send a letter of sympathy to the family of [name withheld].
- Board authorized the Clerk to requisition up to $646 for bleachers for the St. Patrick's Day celebration.
- Salary Standardization Ordinance of 1959, setting city employee pay ranges, passed for second reading as amended.
- Finance Committee's ordinance setting pay schedules for city officers, employees and school non-certificated staff was amended and resumed.
- The pay schedule ordinance for city and school district employees was temporarily postponed by motion.
- $12,265 for emergency street repair sent to the finance committee
- Salary ranges for Inspector of Motor Vehicles and [name withheld] corrected to match Police Department rates, effective March 18, 1959.
- Emergency $29,309 appropriation for Sheriff overtime and supplies was referred to Finance Committee.
- Consideration of a policy on accepting [name withheld] Oriental art collection for the de [name withheld] was temporarily postponed.
- Emergency $3,991 appropriation for Child Hygiene employees' car allowances and supplies referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $1,910 appropriation for Fire Alarm Office overtime and temporary salaries referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $11,500 appropriation for food at Juvenile Hall and Log Cabin Ranch School referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $6,515 for Juvenile Hall [name withheld] and temporary salaries was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board sets April 27, 1959 public hearing on the proposed 1959-1960 budget and annual appropriation ordinance.
- Emergency appropriation of $83,391 for San Francisco General Hospital supplies was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board finally passed a $2,385 emergency appropriation for the Civil Service Commission's contractual services, materials and supplies.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a committee to welcome the United States First Fleet.
- A $2,289 overtime appropriation for War Memorial was referred to the Finance Committee.
- A $9,835 appropriation for Municipal Court salaries and supplies was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a committee for the St. Francis Day observance on October 4, 1959.
- The Board directed the Clerk to advertise the sale of $4,600,000 in City and County bonds.
- Proposal to advertise a $4,600,000 city bond sale was put off again until a Board of Education representative could attend.
- A $426 emergency appropriation for Public Health sick leave was referred to the Finance Committee.
- A $5,850 emergency appropriation for Public Library temporary wages was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Consideration of the city's 1959-60 annual budget was continued to Friday, May 15, 1959.
- Three policeman positions costing $17,820 were removed from the proposed annual budget.
- The Board carried McMahon's motion that new inter-departmental positions follow Civil Service classifications, with position numbers removed from the budget.
- Controller authorized to correct clerical or computational errors in the adopted budget, with corrections filed with the Clerk.
- The Board carried McMahon's motion directing Civil Service to set pay rates for disability transfers in the Annual Salary Ordinance.
- The Board moved to add the Public Utilities Commission's approved higher rates for construction work outside San Francisco to the 1959-1960 Salary Ordinance.
- Blake asks to keep the money for the Harding Park course
- The Board carried McMahon's motion limiting the Annual Salary Ordinance to inter-departmental positions filled permanently.
- The Board carried McMahon's motion adjusting departmental budgets to the new 1959 pay schedule, effective July 1, 1959.
- The Board moved that the Civil Service Commission set pay rates for disability transfer jobs in the Annual Salary Ordinance.
- The Board directed the Controller to adjust retirement and social security charges in the budget estimates based on personal service changes.
- Annual city budget for 1959 adopted as amended, with appropriation and salary ordinances to be prepared for Board action.
- The Board adopted McMahon's motion to amend the 1959 budget in line with the Finance Committee's recommendations.
- The Board proposed adding supplemental budget items for reclassified positions in the Public Welfare, Public Library and Health Service System budgets.
- [name withheld] claim for tax refunds was sent back to the Finance Committee for further review.
- Stanyan Street land proposed for $5,000 to reach the Montgomery Tract
- [name withheld] building assessment was cut from $5,200 to $5,000, and the application was then denied.
- Emergency appropriation of $1,258 for scavenger service was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $19,440 for temporary salaries was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $12,735 to recondition the [name withheld] to San Andreas Conduit was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $14,060 for the Health Service System was referred to the Finance Committee.
- $60,605 for out-of-county hospital bills of the poor sent to committee
- Recreation and Park appropriation of $1,100 for automobile insurance was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Board referred a $500 emergency appropriation for Fire Department temporary civilian salaries to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $8,172 for World Series advertising was tabled on a motion by Supervisor McMahon.
- The Mayor was requested to proclaim November 21-27, 1959, as [name withheld].
- Cleaner Air Week, October 25-31, 1959, was proclaimed by resolution.
- A $500 emergency appropriation for Public Works temporary salaries was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted Resolution 846-59 welcoming Supervisor Thomas Rolph; Rolph was excused from voting.
- A $90,000 emergency appropriation for San Francisco General Hospital materials and supplies was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $1,795 emergency appropriation for Department of Electricity [name withheld] and temporary salaries was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $3,200 emergency appropriation for the [name withheld] Memorial Museum's heat, light and power was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $3,336 appropriation for Health Service System overtime and salaries was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $3,420 appropriation for Public Works building repair salaries was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Mayor's $2,200 emergency appropriation for materials and supplies was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisors passed Ordinance 831-59, appropriating $3,336 for the Health Service System, on second reading as amended to drop the emergency clause.
- Public Works' $1,458 emergency appropriation for materials and supplies was referred to Finance Committee.
- Civil Service Commission's $2,403 emergency appropriation for supplies and equipment was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency relief extended to dependent non-residents for January and February
- $31,650 foundation gift for welfare work postponed for now.
- City congratulates
- City honoured [name withheld] 50 years as priest
- $3,172 to fit out the radio shop at 1745 California Street
- $3,172 to fit out the radio shop at 1745 California Street
- Old-age payment decision for one elderly person put off
- Resolution commending the Kingston Trio adopted on McMahon's motion, ten ayes and one absent.
- Mayor asked to proclaim a Union Square fall fashions week
- Proposal to move a Powell Street sidewalk flower stand from Ellis to Geary Street was continued one week pending Muni's reply.
- Board set August 8, 1960 for a public hearing on abandoning part of Motor Coach Line No. 2.
- Resolution to block abandonment of Motor Coach Line No. 2 on Geary Boulevard failed, so the bus line may be discontinued.
- Hearing set for August on dropping part of coach line 53
- A motion adopted by a rising vote, no subject given
- Fares adopted for travel to and from Candlestick Park
- City finds tax subsidy needed for Candlestick Park Muni fare changes
- City backs ballot argument for Pleasanton property and water sale
- A public hearing was set for March 13, 1961 on abandoning part of Motor Coach Line 17 and M Line.
- West Clay Street closed for an Easter egg hunt
- Lawyers and neighbors argue the Jackson Street rezoning appeal
- City finds heliport upkeep needs no tax subsidy
- The Board adopted a finding that no tax subsidy is needed for heliport common-use facility costs.
- Plumbing chief could allow exceptions to code; still pending.
- Broadway closed May 19 for a school May Day festival
- Supervisor McMahon asked the Recreation and Park Department to check whether the Lake Merced concessionaire takes proper safety precautions for the public.
- A public hearing on abandoning part of Motor Coach Line No. 37 was set for July 17, 1961.
- Motion to block ending Motor Coach Line 37 service on Portola Drive between Glenview and Woodside was refused, allowing the change.
- Bank of California's tax value cut to $55,000
- Board congratulates
- City endorses [name withheld] Night on September 18, 1961
- City takes over the new roadway on Cambridge Street
- Board sets a September 5, 1961 public hearing on abandoning part of Motor Coach Line No. 29.
- [name withheld] and a local businessman get official city praise
- The Board refused to approve the Public Utilities Commission's plan to discontinue part of Motor Coach Line 29 in Visitacion Valley.
- Plan to plant Lombard Street trees sent back to committee.
- Housing Code amendment requiring existing buildings to meet new standards, with owners' deadline moved to 1966, advanced as amended.
- Shops refused on Somerset Street south of Silver Avenue
- Special permission refused on Goettingen Street south of Silver Avenue
- Gjoa ship repair contract deadline pushed to February 2
- 40-foot height limit for northern waterfront sent back to committee.
- Parnassus Avenue rezoning appeal put off pending a full Board
- Board grants special permission on Parnassus Avenue with added conditions
- July fashion week for city designers recognized
- Several claims against the city turned down.
- Muni relocation deal for BART subways sent to committee.
- Charter amendment on police special assignments and assistant inspector rank postponed until a full Board is present.
- Charter amendment giving police and firefighters a right to appeal suspensions postponed until a full Board is present.
- Board sends congratulations to Cinerama
- Board commends Carmel Institute No. 2, a women's group
- Supervisor McMahon presented a resolution requesting a proclamation of "Jackie Week"; the outcome is not shown on this page.
- City asks the mayor to proclaim Cleaner Air Week, Oct 21-27
- Supervisors temporarily postponed legislation so amendments could be considered, extending exclusions to all Municipal Railway vehicles.
- City asked state to reconsider new nursing home payment rates
- Funding of $15,848 to plan rehabilitation of the Golden Gate Park nursery was continued one week.
- South of Market redevelopment plan sent back to committee for owner notice.
- Supervisor Halley allowed to join Junipero Serra birth anniversary ceremonies
- The Board congratulated the Bay View Federal Savings and Loan Association on its new headquarters at Twenty-second and Mission Streets.
- Request for more police on patrol sent to committee.
- Mayor asked to proclaim July 18-24 fashion week
- [name withheld] granted leave to travel out of state June 16-24
- A lot at 7 Rondel Place adopted
- Kearny Street library space lease approved after delay
- Emergency relief for some non-residents extended through September.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- The Board adopted a resolution requesting a proclamation of [name withheld].
- Proposed land swap with PG&E; city receives $5,835.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Land at Clement Street and Eighth Avenue taken for parking
- Proposed Health Code change allowing fresh meat sales from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. was re-referred to committee.
- Ferdon elected to lead supervisors for two years
- City commends baseball star
- Supervisor McMahon moved immediate adoption of a resolution endorsing AB-174, a pending state bill raising the air district fee.
- Setback change on Nineteenth Avenue put off a week
- Proposed revisions to R-3 zoning standards and a new medium-density R-S district were continued one week.
- Supervisor McMahon asked the Clerk to have the City Attorney draft a law letting shops in residential districts stay legal uses.
- Supervisors amended the discrimination ordinance's title, and a motion to give its commission document subpoena power failed.
- [name withheld] building assessment was reduced from $2,800 to zero after he protested an excessive increase.
- Motion to remove a residency exemption from the proposed Human Rights Commission ordinance failed, 4 votes, and the ordinance stayed pending.
- [name withheld] assessment appeal was requested to be continued for one week to compile data for his presentation.
- [name withheld] assessment appeal was continued for one week to allow time to prepare her presentation.
- The Disaster Council appropriation for contractual services was cut from $35,000 to $32,000 by amendment.
- Emergency clause removed; $22,924 Airport appropriation for temporary salaries and wages passed on first reading.
- Proposed ordinance to repeal Public Utilities Code sections and move provisions into the Traffic Code passed for second reading.
- Proposed ordinance to repeal Public Works Code sections 595 to 611 on street railways passed for second reading.
- [name withheld] sells land for parking at Clement and Eighth
- Ellis-O'Farrell garage gift to city put off for now.
- Appeal heard against the City Planning Commission's disapproval of a change of use from R-4 to C-2 at Geary Boulevard and Baker Street.
- Motion to refer the fire recruit residence-requirement ordinance back to the Governmental Services Committee passed, 10 to 1.
- Proposal to relax residence rules for Fire Department applicants was sent back to the Governmental Services Committee for review.
- Streets closed for the Presbyterian Inner-City Council's play program
- Preliminary plans for a pigeon sanctuary approved
- The Board adopted its Rules of Procedure dated July 1, 1965, without objection.
- The City Attorney's proposed motion to restore possessory interest assessments on two garages was continued one week.
- Park at Beach and Hyde proposed to honor
- Supervisors open tax-assessment hearings for the year.
- [name withheld] building assessment was reduced from $2,000 to $1,750, granting her application.
- Market Street progress report to the Board put off to October
- City workers get another chance to join Social Security
- Overdue city accounts assigned to Stores Collection Agency
- City approved sending court wards to [name withheld] boys' camp
- 'Jackie Week' proclamation approved
- Purchase of [name withheld] property for $5,000 for the West Portal off-street parking site was adopted.
- Appeal over Planning Commission's denial of a Silver Avenue change of use was continued to January 3, 1966.
- Appeal against refused change of use for property on Silver Avenue east of Princeton Street was continued to January 3, 1966.
- Symphony concerts and library grants passed for second reading
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $161,291.57 to various departments for operations and improvements.