All decisions
about 1,400 Board decisions about Daniel Gallagher, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Proposed: the Mayor is asked to appoint a committee to arrange sale of Hetch Hetchy power to war industries.
- Supervisor Gallagher asked that David Lewis, the Mayor's assistant, report to the Board on E. G. Cahill's Washington activities.
- Supervisors postponed a $1,200 appropriation to buy art works from Paul Drey for the DeYoung Museum until April 27.
- Board proposes creating a San Francisco Home Guard and asks the Mayor to call a citizens committee meeting.
- Bauer Cooperage Company allowed to use Jennings Street and Yosemite Avenue
- Post Street sidewalk widths put off to May 25
- Motion to approve a supplemental budget creating an Assistant Director of Civilian Defense post failed.
- Board postponed action on cutting Contractual Services jobs from the budget, pending City Attorney advice on the administrator's power to delete items.
- The Board voted to keep the $5,000 Municipal Chorus appropriation in the budget.
- The 1942-43 Civilian Defense Council budget was approved as amended, by nine ayes to none, with two absent.
- Paterson Pacific Parchment's Bryant Street spur track sent back to committee
- Proposal to authorize Board membership in the National Association of County Supervisors, with Supervisor Uhl objecting.
- Consideration of an ordinance making it unlawful to let sand or dirt drift onto paved streets was postponed to June 22, 1942.
- Protests against the Thrift Street sewer and paving assessment were referred to the Streets Committee.
- Proposal to exempt the Hetch Hetchy Power Division Governorman from Charter residency requirements; consideration continued.
- Supervisors postponed until July 13, 1942 the wartime ordinance requiring building owners to supply sand, tools and ladders for fire watch.
- Board re-referred the civil defence emergency ordinance to the Police Committee after continuing it from July 6, 1942.
- Katherine L. Torpey's land assessment reduced by $460 to $5,000 after Supervisor MacPhee's amendment; the reduction was granted.
- Parking to be banned on California Street between Montgomery and Sansome
- Sacramento and Clay Streets to come off the one-way list
- Consideration of a resolution urging the State Guard to guard Hetch Hetchy water facilities was postponed to August 3, 1942.
- Bill to make the dollar flat taxicab rate optional during the war was re-referred to the Police Committee.
- Board orders a charter amendment on fire and police department pay scales submitted to voters at the November 3, 1942 election.
- Supervisors Gallagher and Green amended the Municipal Railway charter text to exempt charitable and educational workers from the free-fare ban.
- Housing code bill re-referred to the Public Buildings, Lands and City Planning Committee after City Attorney found it lacked mayoral and administrative recommendation.
- Proposed ordinance would redefine an automobile parking station in the Municipal Code, qualifying the existing definition.
- A resolution proposed restricted parking on parts of seven wholesale-district streets; its outcome is not shown here.
- Amendment restoring three policeman positions, from 948 to 951, carried in the police budget ordinance.
- Gallagher moved that proposals to ban parking on certain streets be heard on December 21, 1942; ordered.
- Supervisor Gallagher's resolution asks the Mayor to fund and appoint a committee for a U.S.S. San Francisco monument, referred to Finance Committee.
- Loads that spill onto streets to be barred
- Proposed ordinance amends Police Code sections on disposing of sidewalk sweepings and street-cleaning receptacles; outcome continues on next page.
- The Board, sitting as a Committee of the Whole, takes up a proposed charter amendment to acquire the Market Street Railway.
- Supervisor Gallagher's sidewalk sweeping and street receptacle ordinance was re-referred to committee.
- Ordinance creating an Assistant Director of Civilian Defense post at $400 a month was tabled by the Board.
- Supervisors refused final passage of a $2,000 reappropriation creating an Assistant Director of Civilian Defense post.
- Board postponed further debate on a proposed charter amendment to buy the Market Street Railway until February 15, 1943.
- The Board asked the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to arrange the St. Patrick's Day observance on March 17, 1943.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to revive the $2,000 bill creating an Assistant Director of Civilian Defense post; final vote continues on the next page.
- Board agreed to hold a public hearing on March 11, 1943 on the Civil Service Commission's salary standardization report.
- Supervisor Shannon sought reconsideration of a $2,400 emergency appropriation for the Victory Food Workers Recruitment Program; placed on calendar for March 15, 1943.
- Military leave rules for city employees in war-effort work were re-referred to Judiciary Committee; Fire Department members excepted.
- Frank X. Flynn's appointment as Sacramento public relations counsel was withdrawn, then sent back to Finance Committee.
- Salary for General Foreman Machinist sent back to the Civil Service Commission for review.
- Cashier salary range for the Sheriff's Office was set at $250 to $300 and referred to the Civil Service Commission.
- Custodian of Voting Machines salary range set at $260 to $325.
- David Supple requested a $600 minimum salary for the Jury Commissioner of the Superior Court.
- Salary range of $350 to $400 established for Inspector of Complaints in the Mayor's Office without objection.
- Maximum salary for Junior Attorney, Criminal approved at $350 without objection.
- Resolution 3241 proposes salary schedule changes for several "T" classes and refers them to the Civil Service Commission.
- Salary range for the senior social service worker class in Public Welfare was set at $230 to $280.
- Salary range for Senior Anaesthetist was raised to keep a proper differential over Anaesthetist.
- Salary range for Senior Operating Room Nurse was set to keep a differential over Operating Room Nurse.
- Head Nurse, Psychiatric, was given the same salary range as Instructor of Nursing, $201 to $230.
- Maximum salary for Attorney, Criminal approved at $350 without objection.
- Registrar of Voters authorized to print an argument for the Market Street Railway purchase bonds in the April 20 sample ballot.
- The Dixwell-Pierce state bill was referred to the County, State and National Affairs Committee instead of being acted on before Thursday.
- One-way streets proposed on Battery, Beale, Bush and Clay Streets
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed asking the Western Defense Area commander to patrol San Francisco water and Hetch Hetchy properties; action was deferred.
- Guards asked for the water system and Hetch Hetchy power project
- Motion carried without objection asking the Western Defense Command to send guards to patrol San Francisco's water properties.
- Motion to rescind the budget cut to street and building lighting failed on a tie vote.
- Board postponed consideration of $250,000 for guarding Water Department and Hetch Hetchy properties until May 20, 1943.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to approve $250,000 instead of $347,000 for guarding Water Department and Hetch Hetchy properties.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to postpone the Hetch Hetchy civilian defense budget until June, when guards are withdrawn.
- Civilian Defense budget approval was postponed after a 6-4 vote to reconsider, with the Board's further consideration deferred.
- Supplemental budget requests to guard Hetch Hetchy properties were pending, with the Board considering $226,075 for 98 guards.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion to restore $1,700 to the Log Cabin Ranch budget failed, then was reconsidered.
- Board referred property owner Eva Barsotti's appeal of street paving assessments on Coso Avenue and nearby streets to the Streets Committee.
- Board set officer and employee travel allowance at $15 per day and passed the bill for second reading.
- Consideration of a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a San Francisco Post-War Planning Committee was postponed, then sent back to committee.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to re-refer a $73,776 Market Street Railway track and pavement reconstruction bill to committee.
- Parking restriction ordinance under Traffic Code was re-referred to the Police Committee on Supervisor Gallagher's motion.
- A proposal to change the Traffic Code's prohibited parking section was re-referred to Police Committee.
- The Board voted to submit a charter amendment on police retirement benefits to voters at the November 2, 1943 election.
- Board postponed its petition asking the War Production Board to reconsider refusing the Friant-Kern Canal until September 27, 1943.
- Registrar may include arguments for a police charter amendment in sample ballots; the resolution was rescinded and re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Consideration of the rule setting the hour after which minors may not be on public streets was postponed to November 1, 1943.
- City Attorney asked to check whether state legislation is needed for part of Skyline Boulevard, after a highway meeting report.
- Resolution to cancel taxes on city lots acquired by the federal government was adopted, then rescinded after objections.
- Proposed emergency appropriation of $546 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to raise a part-time juvenile court referee's pay.
- Proposed emergency ordinance appropriates $1,000 from reserve funds to fence a cottage at Laguna Honda Home.
- Proposed raise of the Public Library's Working Foreman Janitor monthly pay from $170 to $180, effective December 1, 1943.
- Proposed raise of one water department complaint investigator's pay from $200 to $215 a month, effective December 15, 1943.
- Civil defense ordinance creating a Citizens' Service Corps was postponed until Monday, June 19, 1944.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to indefinitely postpone the civilian defence bill, and the Board ordered it postponed without objection.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved passage for second reading of a bill creating a Citizens' Protective Corps for civilian defence.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion directing the Clerk to draft an emergency-legislation procedure amendment was adopted without objection.
- Board postponed for one week a proposed amendment requiring city travelers to account for travel expense advances.
- Part-time janitor post in the Horticultural Inspection Department set at $84 a month; consideration postponed to September 11, 1944.
- Hearing set on closing King Street and Gale Street for good
- Consideration of a bill creating an excess liability accident reserve fund for the Municipal Railway was postponed.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to lift the tabled $20,000,000 San Francisco Airport bond issue and put it before the Board.
- MacPhee moved to eliminate some proposed new City Attorney positions; the vote is not printed on this page.
- Sheriff's budget approved without objection after Supervisor MacPhee explained its increases.
- Supervisor Uhl moved to delete $12,000 for Clerk's office alterations, and Gallagher proposed $2,000 instead; no final vote printed.
- More Treasurer's clerks approved because of the railway merger
- The Board approved the budget of the Board of Permit Appeals without objection.
- The Board deleted the City Attorney's $6,000 office rental item from the budget without objection.
- A supplemental request for one principal attorney at $600 a month, replacing an eliminated $800 post, was approved.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to delete a $2,000 automobile item from the City Attorney's budget.
- Board approved changing a part-time clerk-typist post to full-time in the Tuberculosis Bureau.
- Board approved supplemental budget changes to San Francisco Hospital waitress and waiter positions.
- Supervisors approved a $451,704 supplemental budget request for the Municipal Railway, after reductions by the Mayor.
- Board approved supplemental budget changes to Department of Public Health venereal disease clerical and psychologist staffing.
- Supplemental budget request approved to increase Public Works asphalt workers from 7 to 21 and finishers from 4 to 7.
- Supplemental budget request approved deleting one Assistant Director of Public Health post at $500.
- Supervisors approved $8,428 for Hetch Hetchy Power's share of Public Utilities Commission personnel costs, as reduced by the Mayor.
- Foreman Carpenter's pay in Hetch Hetchy Water Supply converted from daily to monthly rate; approved without objection.
- Gallagher proposed a 10 per cent night-work pay increase for Municipal Railway platform men; the vote was not finished on this page.
- Supervisors approved a $13,274 supplemental budget for the Public Utilities Commission's Bureau of Light, Heat and Power.
- The proposed $20 million airport bond issue was rescheduled as a special order for July 9, 1945.
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed a resolution urging Governor Warren to approve Assembly Bill 1156 on San Francisco tidelands.
- Board debated a proposed $20,000,000 airport bond issue for the voters, with Supervisor Uhl's motion to place it on the ballot ruled out of order.
- Supervisors adopted the $20,000,000 airport bond issue proposal, sending it on to the voters of San Francisco.
- Ordinance on angle parking on city streets was postponed until August 13, 1945.
- Supervisor Sullivan was appointed to attend an Alta California, Inc. meeting in Sacramento on post-war funding.
- Writ Server pay range of $275-300 was proposed and referred to the Civil Service Commission.
- Seventh Street sidewalk widths put off for another week
- Airport bus fares of $1.15 were referred to committees and the Chief Administrative Officer for study.
- Gallagher's motion to add $40,000 to Recreation Commission capital spending for a playground failed on a 5-5 tie.
- The Recreation Department budget gained $95,000 for the Sunset Project, a combined school and playground site in the Sunset.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved adoption of the budget, with a Civil Service title-correction amendment pending.
- The Board rescinded its August 26 order placing a Police and Fire employees charter amendment on the November 5 ballot and presented a revised proposal.
- Gallagher's motion to send Mancuso's police and fire pay charter amendment to Judiciary Committee failed, 4 to 7.
- Gallagher proposed adding $25 monthly pay for police and fire special-assignment personnel; no decision yet on this page.
- Proposal letting the Controller advise on state finance matters was continued to December 9, 1946.
- Consideration of Bill 4453 was continued one week on President Dan Gallagher's motion.
- Board continued for three weeks a $10,000 request for an investigator into Municipal Railway operations.
- Proposed salary range of $290-340 for Captain of Watch carried.
- Proposed salary range of $260-300 for Bailiff carried.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to rescind the February 24 approval of Proposal 6521 for more land for San Francisco State College.
- The Board refused to suspend its rules so it could rescind Resolution No. 6313 of 1939.
- Board moves to urge Congress to fully fund the Customs Bureau, after deleting a protest paragraph by amendment.
- Petition asks Governor Earl Warren to start proceedings for a federal-state commission studying a second Bay crossing.
- Gallagher's motion to delete a $50 monthly charge for the Fire Chief's house was defeated.
- Gallagher's motion to rescind action on Resolution 6313, for additional land for San Francisco State Teachers' College, was continued.
- Supervisor Mancuso was commended for his efforts in making the 1947 county supervisors' convention a success.
- Gallagher moved to rescind Resolution 6313 opposing state bills adding 54 acres to San Francisco State Teachers' College.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion to expunge the record of the $20,000,000 Municipal Railway bond issue carried.
- Proposed ordinance regulating installation and maintenance of benches on public streets; a two-week postponement was moved.
- Proposal asking the Governor to appoint a commission on a second Bay crossing failed, then was referred to committee.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion let Supervisor Lewis and others attend a second bay crossing meeting in Alameda.
- Resolution urging the Governor to act on a second bay crossing was continued for three weeks.
- Gallagher's motion for a three-member city panel on a second bay crossing was ruled out of order.
- Supervisor MacPhee appointed to represent the city at the Governor's Conference on Youth Welfare in Sacramento, January 29-30, 1948.
- Mary Taylor Beardslee leaves money for a Golden Gate Park gateway
- Chief Administrative Officer asked to survey savings from one central switchboard for all City Hall calls.
- Board denied the Office of Alien Property's claim for tax exemption on German Consulate property at 2090 Jackson Street.
- Streets Committee members were appointed to represent San Francisco at a Shoreline Highway Association meeting at Stinson Beach.
- Emergency clause removed from a $2,700 appropriation for two Municipal Court emergency telephone operators.
- Board postponed for two weeks a plan to shift Municipal Railway bond funds to buy new street cars.
- Supervisor John J. Sullivan was authorized to meet the Freedom Train in Los Angeles for San Francisco's March visit.
- Board approved a $100,000 supplemental budget request for a survey of City department operations.
- Consideration of a transfer of Municipal Railway bond funds to buy new street cars was continued for one week.
- Consideration of a $4,500 War Memorial overtime appropriation was continued for one week.
- Finance Committee's higher salary figures for numerous city job classes sent to Civil Service Commission for analysis.
- Board continued consideration of a resolution shifting 1947 Municipal Railway bond funds to buy new street cars.
- The administrative provisions of the proposed salary standardization ordinance were referred to the Finance Committee.
- Salary standardization ordinance passed for second reading, setting city pay schedules effective July 1, 1948.
- Board adopted the Finance Committee's salary standardization schedule changes for city employees, effective July 1, 1948.
- Consideration of a proposed Public Works Code ban on unloading freight from spur-track cars onto street trucks was continued one week.
- Deed conveying city-owned property on Thirty-fourth Avenue to John Marchioro for $2,070 was postponed a week and sent to Planning Commission.
- The Board moved to favor state bills A.B. No. 1 and S.B. No. 1 appropriating $2,000,000 for the State Centennial Commission.
- Board adopted a policy letting committees ask the City Planning Commission to check proposed measures against the master plan.
- A Power Conservation Committee was created by emergency ordinance to conserve electricity during the state shortage, amended and finally passed.
- Public Works purchase of property to extend Montana Street to Josiah Avenue was referred to the City Planning Commission for report.
- Sale of city-owned land on Thirty-fourth Avenue near Santiago Street to John Marchioro was referred to the City Planning Commission.
- Board rescinded passing for second reading a $100 injury claim settlement for Mary Laugero and re-referred it to Finance Committee.
- Funds for land purchase and road work on Mullen Avenue from Peralta Avenue to Franconia Street referred to City Planning Commission.
- Sidewalk widths to change on Shipley Street between Fourth and Sixth
- Sidney M. Ehrman granted leave from his War Memorial trustee post until May 30, 1948, with permission to leave the state.
- Closing proposed for La Grande Avenue south of Persia Avenue
- Sidewalk widths to change on Columbia Square Street near Folsom Street
- Closing of Tovar Avenue sent to the City Planning Commission
- Board temporarily postponed a proposed ordinance licensing bottled water dealers and raising their inspection fee.
- Sale of city-owned land near Kenyon Avenue on Twenty-eighth and Valley Streets to City Title Insurance Company for $2,000 was referred to planning.
- Supervisor Mancuso was authorised to go to Washington with Alameda County's Harry Bartell to support the Federal Lands Bill.
- $15 million convention center proposal voted down
- A leave of absence for Mrs. J. Henry Mohr as a Library Commission member was proposed, with the outcome on the next page.
- Proposal for $500,000 to remodel the de Young Museum was sent back to committee.
- Supervisor Edward T. Mancuso was granted leave to travel outside the state from April 17 to April 20, 1948.
- Consideration of Proposal No. 7721 was continued for one week.
- Proposal to exempt the dairy inspector position from the charter residence requirement was continued one week.
- Board debated whether the city should pay for a ballot argument favoring a school cafeteria employees charter amendment; the deletion motion lost.
- Sidewalk widths on Montana Street to be changed
- Board asks the Clerk to count city typewriters and clerk-typist and clerk-stenographer staff, reporting to Finance Committee.
- A ballot argument favoring the proposed sewer bond issue was temporarily postponed for lack of a second.
- Board sets a public hearing on the proposed 1948-49 budget for May 3, 1948 at 8:00 p.m.
- Members may attend the Redwood Empire Association meeting at Ukiah on May 20, with no objection.
- Board rescinded its adoption of Proposal 7807 for a City Hall central telephone system and re-referred it to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved approval of the 1948 Police Department budget with Finance Committee changes; the vote follows on the next page.
- Board referred to committee an amendment adding and deleting Municipal Railway salary positions.
- Board referred to committee a proposal letting 18 clerks, 2 traffic checkers and a chauffeur work 48-hour weeks.
- The Board debated line-by-line cuts to the Assessor's 1948 budget; an amendment to reduce appraiser salaries was defeated.
- The Sheriff's General Office budget was approved with Finance Committee cuts to overtime, holiday pay and temporary staff.
- Board referred to committee a change eliminating a Municipal Railway special instructor position and retitling an inspector.
- The Board approved the budget for County Jail No. 2 with reductions recommended by the Finance Committee.
- A motion to approve the Public Defender's budget with Finance Committee changes was moved; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Gallagher moved approval of the Fire Department budget with several line-item reductions; the vote is on the next page.
- Board referred to committee a $55,043 appropriation for 172 Municipal Railway positions.
- Purchase of additional Farmers' Market land for $6,500 was postponed for one week.
- City Attorney's budget approved, 9 to 2, after a failed motion to restore temporary personal services funding.
- District Attorney's budget approved unanimously, 11 votes, with reductions to investigators, overtime, equipment and detention costs.
- The Treasurer's office budget was approved with Finance Committee reductions to overtime, books and typewriters.
- A motion to approve the County Jail No. 1 budget with Finance Committee changes was made; its outcome is on the next page.
- Chief Administrative Officer's budget approved with several line cuts, including League of California Cities dues, by nine votes to two.
- District Attorney's budget, with proposed line reductions, is before the Board; the final vote is not shown here.
- Board approved the Public Health Nursing budget 6 to 5 after rejecting an amendment to raise office supplies funding.
- Agricultural (Horticultural) Inspection Department budget approved with cuts to overtime, contractual services and supplies.
- Recreation Department's 1948 budget approved with Finance Committee reductions, after a motion adding seven positions was defeated.
- Street cleaning budget approved with cuts to overtime, week-end work, motor flushers and pickup trucks.
- Supervisors approved the County Clerk's 1948 budget with the Finance Committee's recommended reductions.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved approval of the Coroner's budget with cuts to overtime, services, materials and equipment.
- Budget for the Sewage Treatment Plant approved with cuts to temporary pay, contracts and materials.
- The Board agreed that all Municipal Railway supplemental budgets recommended by the Mayor be considered with its regular budget.
- Street repair budget approved with fewer foremen, chauffeurs, engineers
- Road construction budget approved as recommended
- The Board approved the Civil Service Commission budget with line-item reductions, as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Committee of the Whole began considering the Public Utilities Commission budget for lighting public streets and buildings; the vote continues on the next page.
- The Board approved the 1948 budget line for the Public Utilities Commission Engineering Bureau.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved approval of the Park Department budget with several Finance Committee line-item reductions; the vote continues on the next page.
- Supervisors cut the Municipal Railway temporary salaries line from $30,000 to $25,000 in the 1948 budget.
- Supervisors cut Municipal Railway platform employee wages from $7,694,847 to $7,523,765 in the 1948 budget.
- Supervisors approved the Municipal Railway sick leave per diem line in the 1948 budget.
- Supervisors cut the Municipal Railway employee car allowance from $12,000 to $10,000 in the 1948 budget.
- Public Works Bureau of Engineering budget proposed with reductions, outcome not shown on this page.
- Art Commission budget approved for 1948 with cuts to Municipal Band and Visual Arts funding.
- Supervisors approved the Public Administrator's 1948 budget with the Finance Committee's recommended reductions.
- Budget for the Sewage Pumping Stations approved as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- The Board approved $2,167,042 for Municipal Railway permanent salaries and deleted five positions, over a failed amendment.
- Laguna Honda Home budget approved as recommended by the Finance Committee, six votes to five.
- Virton Hospital budget under the Department of Public Health approved as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- The budget for the Director of Finance and Records was approved as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Bureau of Mental Hygiene budget for the Department of Public Health approved by the Board of Supervisors.
- Child Hygiene budget for the Department of Public Health approved by the Board of Supervisors.
- The Board approved the 1948 budget line for the City Attorney.
- The budget for the Tax Collector was approved with line reductions, including cuts to teller, overtime and equipment items.
- Tire rental budget line approved, sheet 1, line 14.
- Supervisors cut the Municipal Railway holiday pay line from $22,200 to $20,000 in the 1948 budget.
- Rents budget line approved in the city budget sheet.
- City Planning Commission's budget approved with many line-item cuts, including $17,044 from Master Plan consultants.
- School Department county officers' budget approved with cuts of $2,730 and $1,100, by an 11-0 vote.
- Motion to approve the San Francisco Unified School District budget, as recommended by Finance Committee, is pending.
- General road improvement fund budget approved as the committee recommended
- The Board amended and approved the Coordinating Council budget, cutting materials and supplies from $200 to $100.
- The budget was approved, including the Board of Permit Appeals budget recommended by the Finance Committee.
- The Board approved the M. H. deYoung Memorial Museum budget with the Finance Committee's reductions, by 11 votes.
- The Board approved the Steinhart Aquarium budget with the Finance Committee's reductions, by 11 votes.
- Board approved the Tuberculosis Bureau budget with materials and supplies cut from $2,700 to $2,000.
- Food and Sanitary Inspection budget for the Department of Public Health approved with a contractual services cut.
- Board approved the Laguna Honda Home budget for the Department of Public Health, as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Accident Compensation budget line approved.
- Passenger Damage Claims budget line approved.
- Automobile Insurance budget line deleted from the budget.
- Board approved the Ocean View School for Girls budget with cuts to temporary services, contractual services, materials and foodstuffs.
- The 1948 budget for the Board of Permit Appeals was approved as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- The 1948 Recreation Department budget was approved with the Finance Committee's recommended reductions.
- The Board approved the Log Cabin Ranch budget after line-item reductions recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Board approved the Real Estate Department and Civic Auditorium budgets with small cuts, as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Board approved the Public Works General Office budget with cuts, including $4,560 removed from a telephone operator post.
- War Memorial budget approved, with reductions to canopy, lighting, repairs and ventilation work.
- Farmers' Market budget approved with a $225 cut to contractual services.
- Library Department's 1948 budget proposed with staff and cost reductions as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Sewer repair bureau budget approved after cuts to emergency overtime, a eductor and sewer buckets.
- Supervisors approved the Purchasing Department's 1948 budget with the Finance Committee's recommended reductions.
- Board moved to approve the Law Library budget with a $500 cut to shelving for law books; vote not shown here.
- Board re-approved the Laguna Honda Children's Home budget after rescinding it and defeating a foodstuffs increase.
- Finance Committee-recommended Adult Probation budget proposed with cuts to clerk-stenographer, probation officer and overtime lines.
- Juvenile Court budget approved with reductions to clerical, probation, overtime, holiday pay and contractual services lines.
- Committee of the Whole approved the Public Utilities Commission general office budget after a failed amendment to delete a printing item.
- Bacteriological Laboratory budget for the Department of Public Health approved by the Board of Supervisors.
- Dental Bureau budget for the Department of Public Health proposed with changes; the vote is not printed on this page.
- Board approved the Public Welfare Department's budget with line-item cuts recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Board began considering the Public Pound's budget, with a $5,500 contractual services cut recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Board approved the budget for the Department of Public Health's Hassler Health Home, with line-item reductions, on a 8-3 vote.
- The Board approved the 1948 budget line for the San Francisco Water Department.
- The Board approved the 1948 budget line for the Purchasing Department.
- The Board approved the 1948 budget lines for bond redemption and bond interest.
- Controller's 1948 budget approved with several line-item cuts, passed by an 11-0 vote.
- Supervisors approved the Municipal Railway miscellaneous employee wages line in the 1948 budget.
- Supervisors cut the Municipal Railway contractual services line from $342,704 to $325,000 in the 1948 budget.
- Supervisors approved the Municipal Railway heat, light and power line in the 1948 budget.
- Automobile insurance budget line cut from $18,355 to $14,355 after the earlier deletion was rescinded.
- The Board approved the Registrar of Voters budget with cuts to clerical staff and materials; a motion to restore a clerk failed.
- The Board approved the Recorder's budget with reductions to contractual services and materials; a motion to restore funds failed.
- Public Works Bureau of Accounts budget approved as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Public Works Bureau of Building Repair budget approved with reductions, public buildings repairs cut to $100,000.
- Public Works Bureau of Building Inspection budget approved with reductions, including cuts to automobile and filing cabinet purchases.
- Legion of Honor budget proposed with cuts, including improvements reduced to $16,000; final vote continues on next page.
- The Board approved the Employees' Retirement System budget, cutting office furniture and equipment from $3,500 to $2,500 by amendment.
- Budget for the Central Permit Bureau proposed with cuts to a clerk-typist post and contractual services.
- Board approved the Superior Court budget after restoring part of the funding for examination of insane persons.
- The Board reduced the Municipal Railway overtime appropriation from $15,000 to $10,000.
- Department of Public Health interdepartmental budget approved, with eleven ayes recorded.
- Venereal disease control budget for the Department of Public Health approved, with materials and supplies cut to $24,000.
- The Board adopted the 1948 Municipal Railway budget, including the Mayor's supplements as amended.
- Board approved the Department of Public Health's Milk and Abattoir Inspection budget, with reductions recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Board approved the Department of Public Health's Accounting budget as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Board approved the Department of Public Health's Communicable Diseases budget as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Public Health Education budget for the Department of Public Health approved as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Miscellaneous insurance budget line approved in the city budget sheet.
- Membership dues budget line approved in the city budget sheet.
- Pension and retirement allowances budget line approved in the city budget sheet.
- Taxes budget line approved in the city budget sheet.
- Controller budget line approved in the city budget sheet.
- Public Utilities Commission general office budget line proposed for approval; outcome continues on next page.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved approval of the Municipal Court budget with the Finance Committee's reductions; the vote is not shown here.
- The Board approved the Department of Public Health administration budget, as recommended by the Finance Committee, by seven ayes to four noes.
- The Board approved the Juvenile Detention Home budget after line-item reductions recommended by the Finance Committee.
- The Board approved the Laguna Honda Children's Home budget after line-item reductions recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Board approved the Public Works Bureau of Architecture budget, cutting $260,000 from the proposed new shop building.
- Board approved the budget for the Department of Public Health's City Physicians unit, as the Finance Committee recommended.
- Department of Weights and Measures budget approved with small cuts to materials and an automobile line.
- Gallagher moved approval of the San Francisco Airport budget with changes recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Chemical Laboratory budget for the Department of Public Health approved as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Plumbing Inspection budget for the Department of Public Health proposed with several reductions; the final vote follows on the next page.
- Materials and Supplies budget line cut from $837,993 to $757,100, then approved.
- Fuel and Lubricants budget line approved.
- Premium on Official Bonds budget line approved.
- Budget line of $1,450 for the Controller approved.
- Budget line of $69,704 for the Utilities Engineering Bureau approved.
- Budget line of $1.96M for bond interest and redemption approved.
- Building maintenance and repair funds totalling $28,907 were approved as the Finance Committee recommended.
- Budget line of $10,470 for pension and retirement allowances approved.
- Accident compensation for employees budget line of $1,000 approved.
- Fidelity insurance budget line of $50 approved.
- Pension and retirement allowance budget line of $19,430 approved.
- Supplemental budget of $6,000 approved for War Memorial overtime pay.
- Supplemental budget of $19,500 approved for Superior Court reporters' fees.
- Line-item cuts and approvals to the Hetch Hetchy water budget were carried, including a $30,000 Raker Act fee to the U.S. Government.
- Materials and supplies budget line cut from $4,130 to $3,500.
- The District Attorney's supplemental budget request of $6,240 for reallocating salaries was approved.
- The Juvenile Court's supplemental budget request of $2,514 for elevator repairs was approved.
- The Tax Collector's supplemental budget request of $2,000 for tabulating bureau services was approved.
- The Tax Collector's supplemental budget request of $2,090 for parking meter sales tax was approved.
- The Board passed a motion that new interdepartmental positions in the 1948-1949 budget follow Civil Service classifications and Salary Standardization rules, with no fixed numbers.
- Budget line for transmission and distribution service charge of $840,000 approved.
- Public Utilities Commission budget of $47,933 approved.
- Controller budget of $1,775 approved.
- Equipment budget of $2,460 approved.
- Bond redemption payment of $258,100 approved.
- Supplemental budget of $2,000 approved for Park Department accident compensation.
- Supplemental budget of $13,564 approved to operate the Navy building for the Library Department.
- Overtime and holiday pay approval voted down in some department budgets
- Board approved $961,422 payment to Hetch Hetchy Water Supply for purchased water power.
- Board approved the Hetch Hetchy Power Operative budget, including supplemental budgets, as amended.
- Reconstruction and Replacement budget line cut from $63,514 to $53,514.
- Supplemental budget of $100,000 for Department of Public Health medical service and care approved.
- Rental of a power line for $54,000 approved in the city budget.
- Board cut the Utilities Engineering Bureau contractual services line from $6,190 to $5,000.
- Additions and betterments budget cut from $45,500 to $500.
- The Mayor's Emergency Reserve was cut from $257,750 to $100,000 in the 1948 budget.
- A $3,000 supplemental budget to raise high pressure water mains for the Fire Department was approved.
- Contractual services budget reduced from $12,100 to $8,600 and approved.
- Board approved $235,404 for bond interest in the Public Utilities Commission budget.
- Board approved a Charter Section 127 surplus fund line of $1,709 in the utilities budget.
- Equipment in the Mayor's budget was proposed for reduction from $1,100 to $800 in 1948.
- Budget line of $24,000 for taxes approved.
- Budget line of $47,932 for the Public Utilities Commission approved.
- Supervisors debated the San Francisco Water Department budget, with proposed cuts and a Heat, Light and Power amendment; the final vote is on the next page.
- Budget line of $106,450 for additions and betterments approved.
- Foodstuffs budget line of $9,435 approved.
- Supplemental budget of $240 approved for Steinhart Aquarium, moving funds into Civil Service personnel.
- Automobile insurance budget line of $300 deleted.
- The Tax Collector's supplemental budget was reduced by $2,220 by eliminating one key punch operator post.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Supply budget and supplemental recommendations approved, as amended.
- Permanent salaries budget line of $171,574 approved.
- The Board passed a motion making San Francisco a self-insurer for automobiles, striking budget funds for automobile insurance except excess liability for Municipal Railway buses.
- Utilities Engineering budget of $34,852 approved.
- Retirement costs approved in park and zoo budget add-ons
- The 1948 city budget was adopted as amended, with the Controller and Civil Service Commission instructed to prepare the appropriation and salary ordinances.
- Overtime budget line cut from $1,500 to $1,000.
- The Board defeated the motion to adopt the 1948-1949 city budget, 6 to 5, sending the Appropriation and Salary Ordinances nowhere.
- A supplemental budget request for one Sheriff's bailiff, paid interdepartmentally with no new funds, was approved.
- A $13,000 supplemental budget to buy new three-wheel motorcycles for the Police Department was approved.
- Cutting the Portola Festival and Centennial Year budget from $250,000 to $150,000 was temporarily postponed.
- Board cut the Utilities Engineering Bureau overtime line from $790 to $500.
- Comprehensive insurance item of $3,500 deleted from the city budget.
- The 1948 budget for the Public Utilities Commission's Utilities Engineering Bureau was approved as amended.
- The Mayor's Public Service Assistant positions were reduced from two to one in the 1948 budget.
- Supplemental budget of $175 for Department of Electricity stationery and printing approved.
- Holidays budget line of $3,000 approved for the city's water budget.
- Temporary salaries budget cut from $7,000 to $6,000 and approved.
- The Mayor's 1948-49 budget was approved as recommended by the Finance Committee, six ayes to five noes.
- The Controller was ordered to adjust 1948-49 budget estimates to reflect new salary rates under Ordinance 4890.
- Board approved $137,343 for reconstruction and replacement in the Public Utilities Commission budget.
- Contractual Services in the Mayor's budget were reduced from $9,650 to $9,000 in 1948.
- Materials and Supplies in the Mayor's budget were reduced from $3,200 to $3,000 in 1948.
- Superior Court's supplemental budget request of $22,000 for other court expenses was approved.
- Budget line of $2.3M for bond redemption approved.
- Budget line of $10,210 for the Charter Section 137 surplus fund approved.
- Hetch Hetchy Power supplemental budget to be considered with its regular budget.
- Plant maintenance budget of $11,326 approved in the water budget.
- Routine production maintenance budget reduced from $29,421 to $25,000 and approved.
- Routine transmission maintenance budget reduced from $45,711 to $40,000 and approved.
- Heat, light and power budget of $150 approved in the water budget.
- Agreement with the State Division of Highways on city freeways was referred to the City Planning Commission for a Master Plan report.
- $350 asked for a stairway at the Mission Street viaduct
- Supervisor Christopher was authorized to speak at a May 26 public meeting on municipal bond issues, by no objection.
- Three supervisors sent to ask Oakland back into the transit authority
- $600 offered to Adah M. Blinn, hurt at Front and California
- A $750 claim by Joyce Bizzi et al. for playground injuries was re-referred to the Finance Committee.
- $1,500 for Recreation Department offices at 1625 Market Street
- Domenico and Mary Scarpino's assessment correction application for lot 25, block 846 was continued to the next Board of Equalization meeting.
- Thomas E. and Eleanor M. Dolan's assessment correction application for lot 41A, block 2046 was continued to the next Board of Equalization meeting.
- Payment of $500 in annual membership dues to Alta California, Inc. was approved; the motion carried without objection.
- Proposal exempting instructor of nursing position P-304 from charter residence rules was withdrawn at Civil Service request and re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Charles A. Johnson's assessment correction application for lot 16, block 1855 was continued to the next Board of Equalization meeting.
- Board of Equalization postponed Lyon and Bertha Jaslow's application on Lot 2, Block 1664, until its next meeting, as affected parties were absent.
- Board continued consideration of a five-day circus lease of part of Block 19 with Ringling Bros. for one week.
- Finance Committee recommendation on pay for Muni platform men and bus operators postponed pending City Attorney approval.
- Board adopted an amendment to the 1949 Annual Salary Ordinance reflecting newer pay rates for Public Utilities Commission interdepartmental construction work.
- Member T. G. Plant of the Public Utilities Commission granted three weeks' leave of absence from July 30, 1948.
- Sheriff Daniel C. Murphy was granted leave to leave the state from August 25 to September 15, 1948.
- Proposed $48.9M school bond issue was postponed one week for further consideration.
- Proposed $6M Hall of Justice bond issue was postponed one week after Supervisor Lewis objected.
- Acceptance of federal Civil Aeronautics funds for San Francisco Airport development temporarily postponed.
- Supervisors temporarily postponed an amendment to the Steinhart Aquarium salary ordinance, a companion to the $2,400 item.
- Supervisors temporarily postponed a $2,400 appropriation for a new Chief Installer job at Steinhart Aquarium.
- Consideration of buying land from Thomas and Assunta Jukich for $6,000 for Visitacion Valley School was continued one week.
- Board proposed buying land from Graeme MacDonald for $22,750 for the Baker's Beach development project.
- Board postponed the Mayor's veto of wage scales for private employment on public contracts and moved into Committee of the Whole.
- Confirmation of the sale of 24.7 acres of utilities land near Redwood City to Lacey and White, Inc. was continued one week.
- Bill 5507 amends the Annual Appropriation Ordinance; a motion to delete $806,277 from the Municipal Railway budget was lost.
- Switch of $1,321,725 from street cars to motor coaches put off
- Temporarily postponed: $25,000 from the 1932 Hetch Hetchy bond fund for Cherry River development surveys.
- The Board temporarily postponed a charter amendment on retirement benefits for police and fire uniformed members.
- Pay roll for October 1948 Old-Age Security Aid approved, due to increased federal participation in the grants.
- Aid to non-resident indigents extended for October and November 1948.
- The Public Welfare Department's lien against Antone and Angelina Russo was released by resolution.
- The Board approved supplemental Public Welfare Department recommendations on categorical aids by resolution.
- The Board approved Public Welfare Department recommendations on categorical aids by resolution.
- City Attorney authorized to sue relatives who refuse to help support Old-Age Security Aid recipients.
- Board passed for second reading a $524,711 appropriation to buy 40 trolley coaches for the Municipal Railway.
- The Board rescinded its final passage and second-reading passage of Bill 5532, which appropriated $474,711 for 40 trolley coaches.
- The San Francisco Hospital's lien against Margaret Crimmins was released by resolution.
- Aid to non-resident indigents extended for September and October 1948.
- Pay roll for October 1948 Aid to Needy Blind approved, due to increased federal participation.
- Proposed increase in Purchasing Department assistant purchaser positions from 3 to 4 was continued for one week.
- Consideration of $25,500 for Registrar of Voters temporary salaries was continued one week.
- The companion salary ordinance for the California Palace of the Legion of Honor was continued one week.
- Public Utilities Commission proposes revised Municipal Railway rates and fares; Board sets a date to consider them.
- Ordinance giving $25,500 for temporary salaries at the Registrar of Voters was continued for one week.
- The Board endorsed Southwest Airways Company's application for a permanent airline certificate on Route No. 76.
- Mayor recommends leave of absence for Harry J. Stewart, Retirement System member, October 18 to November 6, 1948.
- Leave of absence granted to Supervisor George Christopher to leave the State from October 24 to November 7, 1948.
- Request that Portola Festival and Pageant leave Market Street decorations up past Christmas was re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Transfer of Washington Grammar School property at Washington and Mason Streets to Recreation Commission sent back to Finance Committee.
- The Water Department's $200,000 Alameda pipeline rehabilitation money was re-referred to the Finance Committee for further study.
- Exemption of a roentgenologist position from the charter residence rule was postponed one week.
- Protests against a proposed change to the official grade of Victoria Street near Palmetto Avenue sent to the Streets Committee.
- Urging state collection of the local purchase and use tax was sent back to committee for study.
- City Attorney's role in Pacific Gas and Electric's rate increase case temporarily postponed by the Board.
- City Attorney's role in Pacific Telephone and Telegraph's rate increase case temporarily postponed by the Board.
- Rezoning for two-family housing near Portola Drive turned down
- Hearing on the Yale Street paving assessment put off
- Board carried a motion sending requested pay ranges for city job classifications to the Civil Service Commission for review and report.
- Streets Committee members and Supervisor John J. Sullivan were authorized to attend a Sacramento highway meeting on January 27, 1949.
- Mayor's disapproved ordinance on auctioning tax-deeded property was postponed for one week by the Board.
- Issue of $3,500,000 Municipal Railway and $1,850,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds temporarily postponed by a motion carried without objection.
- Issuance of $7,000,000 in San Francisco school bonds temporarily postponed by the Board.
- Notice of sale of municipal railway, Hetch Hetchy and school bonds temporarily postponed by a motion carried without objection.
- Authority for City Attorney to secure a legal opinion on school bond sale temporarily postponed without objection.
- Board finally passed $20,323 for temporary salaries and supplies at Juvenile Court, Juvenile Detention Home, and Laguna Honda Children's Home.
- The Board finally passed a $9,300 emergency appropriation for Sheriff's overtime and holiday pay, nine votes to one.
- A $10,500 emergency appropriation for Fire Department fuel and lubricating oils is proposed; its final vote appears on the next page.
- Board approves moving $2,920 between its own appropriations for legislative expense, fuel and automotive repair.
- Payment of $5,000 in annual membership dues to the County Supervisors Association of California was approved by the Board.
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed amendments to the city employee salary schedule ordinance, File 3618, on Finance Committee recommendation.
- Electricity Department funding for parking meter staff and trucks passed first reading, cutting trucks to two.
- Supervisor Gallagher's salary motion was adopted on a roll call of 11 ayes.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion, on Civil Service Commission advice, replaced a paragraph of the Salary Standardization Ordinance and carried.
- The Salary Standardization Ordinance, effective July 1, 1949, passed for second reading as amended by the Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved a substitute amending the salary schedule of the proposed Salary Standardization Ordinance, File No. 3618.
- Emergency $105,500 for Water Department property taxes in three Bay Area counties was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board finally passed an emergency $10,000 Public Works appropriation for fuel oil heating city buildings.
- Resolution opposing certain state bills was rescinded and its consideration continued to March 31, 1949.
- Board took up a resolution recommending opposition to certain state legislative bills; consideration was continued to March 31, 1949.
- Clerk instructed to prepare resolutions recording the seriatim votes on state measures for the Legislative Representative.
- Consideration of the Angel Island purchase measure was deferred one week for a committee hearing.
- Request that the Mayor fund a campaign for a southern Bay crossing was continued for three weeks.
- Public hearing on the proposed 1949-1950 budget fixed as a special order for April 25, 1949.
- City Librarian and three staff to attend a Calistoga library meeting
- $250,000 for Kezar Stadium land on Frederick Street put off
- Refused passage of a $32,900 Sheriff appropriation was rescinded by the Board, leaving final passage undecided on this page.
- Proposed $131,000 appropriation for Corona Heights playground development moved to pass; outcome not printed here.
- Board urged the state to set municipal court judges' salaries at $13,500 a year through Assembly Bill 121.
- Public Welfare Department proposed as the county agency licensed for adoption matters; consideration continued one week.
- A proposal to bar stopping on New Montgomery Street was re-referred to the Police Committee.
- Proposed $4,700 renovation of the Board of Supervisors chambers was sent back to Finance Committee.
- File 4039, asking the Mayor to fund a campaign for a southern bay crossing, was re-referred to the Finance Committee.
- Kezar Stadium land money put off again
- Employees' car allowance reduced from $540 to $360 by amendment, instead of being deleted.
- A $30,000 appropriation for land at Mt. Davidson was deleted from the budget.
- A $2,400 General Clerk Typist position at the War Memorial was deleted from the budget.
- Supervisors voted to reduce horticultural equipment funds from $3,880 to $880, listing the items to be bought.
- War Memorial temporary salaries were reduced from $7,186 to $6,500 in the budget.
- The Board adopted the District Attorney's 1949 budget after reducing several line items, including materials and equipment.
- Park Department temporary salaries budget cut from $5,700 to $5,500 on Gallagher's motion.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion deleted the $4,000 budget item for Mt. Davidson trails, carried by ten votes.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion deleted the $5,000 budget item for Zoo paddock fencing, carried by ten votes.
- The Board voted to cut Official Printing and Advertising from $2,000 to $1,650 in the city budget.
- The Board cut the Public Library's clerk stenographer employments from two to one, saving $2,745.
- A carried motion with no subject on this page
- The Board rescinded and then re-adopted the City Attorney's budget, as amended, by a 6-5 vote.
- Supervisors voted to delete $200 for office furniture from the budget.
- Supervisors voted to delete $600 for woodworking equipment from the budget.
- Supervisors voted to reduce motorized equipment funds from $20,300 to $12,650, listing the vehicles to be bought.
- The Board adopted the Mayor's 1949 budget as amended, by 10 votes to 1.
- Supervisors reduced the War Memorial canopy replacement item from $25,000 to $4,000, which passed.
- Supervisors withdrew their motion to delete the $20,000 Veterans' Building ventilation item after it was explained.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion to reduce the Zoo panther quarters budget from $50,000 to $25,000 was withdrawn.
- Capital budget for the Speedway Convenience Station cut from $22,000 to $8,000.
- A $125 travel expense line in the budget was deleted on a motion by Supervisor Gallagher.
- Kezar Stadium maintenance and repairs budget cut from $2,500 to $1,000.
- Consideration of $18,218 for a convenience station at the Zoological Gardens continued for two weeks by vote.
- The Board voted to delete the $100,000 Emergency Reserve from the city budget.
- The Board adopted the Public Defender's budget as amended, cutting several staff lines and expenses.
- The Board reduced the Public Library's clerk typist employments from six to five, cutting $13,825.
- The Board deleted the Public Library's Head Librarian for Documents position, saving $3,480, by 8 to 2 vote.
- The Board deleted the $6,000 budget line for reconstructing the Sea Wall West.
- Sheriff's budget adopted after cuts to overtime, jail supplies, foodstuffs and a vehicle purchase, eleven ayes.
- Capital budget for Fleishhacker Playground sidewalks and gutters cut from $20,000 to $10,000.
- Budget line for maintenance and repairs of other equipment was cut from $200 to $150.
- A $5,000 float for the Yacht Harbor was deleted from the park budget.
- A $2,500 fence for the Polo Field was deleted from the park budget.
- A $3,250 boiler room gas conversion was deleted from the park budget.
- Materials and supplies budget line cut from $6,000 to $5,250 on a motion carried by the Board.
- Total temporary salaries budget line cut from $915 to $750 on a motion carried by the Board.
- Heat, light and power budget line cut from $7,000 to $6,000 on a motion carried by the Board.
- Materials and supplies budget line cut from $900 to $750 on a motion carried by the Board.
- A $1,000 equipment appropriation was deleted from the budget by nine votes to one.
- Telephone and telegraph budget line cut from $3,000 to $2,500 on Supervisor Gallagher's motion.
- Printing and advertising budget line cut from $3,500 to $2,500 on Supervisor Gallagher's motion.
- Subsistence and care of animals budget line cut from $400 to $250 on Supervisor Gallagher's motion.
- Other professional services budget line of $150 deleted on Supervisor Gallagher's motion.
- Materials and supplies budget line reduced from $20,705 to $17,000.
- Motorized equipment budget line of $11,100 deleted from the budget.
- Materials and supplies budget reduced from $113,320 to $98,000 on motion.
- Maintenance and repairs of equipment budget cut from $2,000 to $500 by the Board.
- Music for the Merry-Go-Round budget cut from $2,000 to $1,000 by the Board.
- Treasurer's budget adopted as amended, with all eleven supervisors voting aye.
- Recreational Division allowance for employees' cars, $1,260, deleted from the budget.
- South Training Quarter budget item of $1,250 deleted by the Board.
- A carried motion with no subject on this page
- Other Contractual Services budget line cut from $700 to $515 by motion.
- A $126,000 appropriation for land at Kezar Stadium was deleted from the budget.
- Supervisors voted to reduce automotive maintenance and repair funds from $21,614 to $16,000.
- The Board cut the Public Defender's books and stationery allowance from $400 to $250.
- An $8,000 appropriation for paving drives and walks was deleted from the budget.
- Park Department temporary wages budget cut from $76,575 to $74,325 on Gallagher's motion.
- Park Department travel expense budget cut from $700 to $200 on Gallagher's motion.
- Park Department structure repair budget cut from $250 to $150 on Gallagher's motion.
- Supervisors deleted the $12,000 lighting item from the War Memorial budget, which passed.
- Supervisors deleted the $10,000 elevator safety installation item from the War Memorial budget, which passed.
- Supervisors deleted the $5,000 safety installations item from the War Memorial budget, which passed.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion deleted the $15,000 budget item for Fleishhacker Playfield, carried by ten votes.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion cut the Zoo primate quarters budget from $150,000 to $50,000, carried by ten votes.
- The Public Library budget was adopted as amended, with ten supervisors voting aye and one absent.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to cut the Park Department's Overtime line from $3,300 to $1,500; the outcome is not yet recorded.
- Assessor's equipment budget reduced from $5,100 to $4,100 by Gallagher's motion, carried unanimously.
- The City Attorney's budget was adopted as amended, after the Board cut several line items including litigation expense and temporary services.
- The Board cut the District Attorney's holiday overtime from $150 to $100.
- The Board cut the District Attorney's temporary salaries from $800 to $500.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to cut the Public Library's Librarian employments from 34 to 30, reducing salaries to $90,845.
- Commissary Division contractual services budget reduced from $14,050 to $12,500.
- Forage and food budget line reduced from $2,500 to $2,000.
- Park Department holiday pay budget cut from $21,350 to $16,600 on Gallagher's motion.
- Supervisors voted to cut the Park Commission's concert budget from $26,436 to $22,500.
- The Board cut the Public Defender's clerk stenographer salary line from $5,400 to $4,000.
- A carried motion with no subject on this page
- A carried motion with no subject on this page
- The Board deleted the $60,000 riprapping budget line for shoreline protection.
- The Board deleted the $42,500 budget line for beach groins.
- The Board cut the Old Stadium convenience station budget line from $7,500 to $2,000.
- Supervisors moved to adopt the War Memorial budget as amended; no final vote is printed on this page.
- A carried motion with no subject on this page
- Big Rec bleacher money was reduced from $27,500 to $25,000 in the budget.
- Yacht Harbor breakwater money of $25,000 was deleted from the budget.
- Contractual services budget line cut from $7,409 to $6,500 on a motion carried by the Board.
- Proposed cut to the Art Museum elevator operator position was withdrawn after the War Memorial manager explained the job.
- A $420 allowance for employees' cars was deleted from the budget by six votes to four.
- Automotive equipment repairs budget line cut from $600 to $500 on Supervisor Gallagher's motion.
- Consideration of Recreation Commission membership in recreation and camping societies continued for one week.
- The Board cut one part-time elevator operator employment at the Public Library, saving $900, by 8 to 2 vote.
- Assessor's contractual services cut from $51,080 to $43,986 by Gallagher's motion, carried by the Board.
- Assessor's materials and supplies reduced from $14,100 to $13,100 by Gallagher's motion, carried unanimously.
- The Board adopted the Assessor's budget as amended, after cutting several lines.
- The Board cut the District Attorney's overtime line from $1,000 to $750.
- The Board cut the District Attorney's contractual services from $6,624 to $5,000.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to reduce Legislative Expense in the city budget from $57,500 to $55,000.
- Maintenance and repair of buildings budget line reduced from $1,000 to $500.
- Materials and supplies budget line reduced from $16,990 to $15,000.
- The motion to delete the $5,000 street tree planting budget line failed on a 5-5 vote.
- The Board cut the warehouse and garage budget line from $125,000 to $25,000 for sheds and cleanup.
- Capital budget item of $17,500 for Strawberry Hill Reservoir was deleted.
- A $15,000 maintenance and repairs appropriation was deleted from the park budget.
- Materials and supplies budget line was cut from $2,450 to $1,500.
- Other equipment maintenance and repair budget line cut from $300 to $150 on a motion carried by the Board.
- A $2,000 bandstand appropriation was deleted from the budget by a vote of ten to none.
- Materials and supplies funding was cut from $4,215 to $3,500 in the budget by a vote of ten to none.
- Forage and food funding was cut from $55,000 to $52,500 in the budget by a vote of ten to none.
- Cleaning and renovating budget line cut from $500 to $425 on Supervisor Gallagher's motion.
- Janitorial and window washing budget line cut from $300 to $250 on Supervisor Gallagher's motion.
- Recreational equipment budget line of $375 proposed for deletion; the vote continues on the next page.
- Motion to delete $2,000 for motorized equipment was withdrawn, so the line stands.
- Supervisors voted to delete $1,200 for a storage shelter at Chinese Playground from the budget.
- The Board adopted the Registrar of Voters budget, as amended, after cutting the voting machine and clerk lines.
- The Board deleted the $1,800 fence extension line for Portola Playground from the budget.
- The Board deleted the $5,000 partial roof replacement line for Portola Playground from the budget.
- The Board deleted the $8,500 sprinkling system remodel line for Portola Playground from the budget.
- Supervisors voted to cut Public Works building repair fuel oil funding from $42,500 to $37,500.
- Supervisors voted to delete a $4,680 Building Inspector position from the Public Works budget.
- Supervisors voted to cut Public Works building inspection materials and supplies from $2,440 to $2,000.
- The War Memorial budget was adopted, as amended, on Gallagher's motion, with ten ayes and one absent.
- County Clerk's budget adopted as amended, with cuts to contractual services, materials, and equipment.
- Board adopted the Purchasing Department budget as amended, after cutting several line items.
- The Law Library budget was adopted for the year.
- The Chief Administrative Officer budget was adopted for the year.
- Two janitor positions in Public Works building repair budget deleted from the $5,016 line.
- Heat, light and power budget for Public Works cut from $2,200 to $1,800.
- Public buildings repair budget cut from $167,950 to $100,000 under Gallagher's motion.
- Budget item of $1,500 to install a heating unit was deleted from the budget.
- Budget item of $2,500 to erect a fence at Visitacion Valley Playground was deleted from the budget.
- Budget item of $7,500 to repave walks at various playgrounds was deleted from the budget.
- Laguna Honda Home budget under review; contractual services cut from $160,211 to $105,000 for repairs.
- The Board cut Public Works accounts for overtime to $300 and holiday pay to $250.
- The Board deleted the $7,000 appropriation to replace the fence at Jackson Playground.
- Motion reduced office machines funding from $3,200 to $500 in the budget sheet, and the motion carried.
- Holiday wages in the Juvenile Detention Home budget were reduced from $4,000 to $3,500.
- Supervisors voted to delete two Assistant Supervisor of Athletics positions, totaling $3,480, from the Recreation Department budget.
- Supervisors reduced the Recreation Department overtime line from $2,500 to $1,600.
- Supervisors reduced the Recreation Department temporary services line from $9,000 to $8,000.
- The Board reduced the Superior Court Equipment budget line from $5,000 to $3,000.
- Visual Arts budget line was cut from $15,000 to $10,000.
- Public Health nurse posts cut from nine to eight, reducing that budget line to $30,720.
- Registered nurse position in the Public Health budget deleted, removing $2,760 from that line.
- Vehicle storage line of $90 deleted from the Public Health budget.
- Public Health materials and supplies line reduced from $25,845 to $24,000.
- Fire insurance premium line of $90 deleted from the Public Health budget.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motions cut several Legion of Honor budget lines, including organist pay and exhibitions, to lower amounts.
- Tax Collector equipment budget reduced from $2,765 to $1,750, carried 10 to 0.
- A $2,400 general clerk stenographer position in the Public Health nursing budget was deleted.
- Public Health nursing materials and supplies budget was cut from $10,000 to $7,500.
- Public Health nursing foodstuffs budget was cut from $33,500 to $31,500.
- The Board of Permit Appeals budget was adopted for the year.
- The Board adopted the Tax Collector's budget, as amended, after the earlier line-item cuts.
- Supervisors voted to cut Public Works building repair materials and supplies from $26,640 to $26,000.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to reduce the Recorder's $30,000 materials and supplies line to $28,750.
- The Public Administrator's budget was adopted as amended, with overtime and contract funds reduced and automobile funds deleted.
- The Board adopted the Adult Probation Department budget, as amended, by an 8-0 vote.
- Gas and oil budget line for Public Works cut from $820 to $650.
- Motion to cut one Junior Operating Engineer post withdrawn after department said it allows a five-day week.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to cut the Municipal Band budget from $20,000 to $15,000, then withdrew the motion.
- The Board reduced the Jackson Playground paint building appropriation from $2,500 to $2,000 after a rescinded deletion.
- Motion deleted $1,250 for woodworking and painting from the budget sheet, and the motion carried.
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed cutting Tax Collector tellers from six to three, saving $10,500; outcome not shown.
- Supervisors reduced the Hassler Health Home foodstuffs budget from $110,200 to $105,200.
- Playground Director appropriation cut from $284,425 to $267,461 in the recreation budget by motion carried.
- Budget line for building maintenance and repairs cut from $22,000 to $18,500.
- The Board adopted the San Francisco Hospital budget for the Department of Public Health after Supervisor Gallagher's motions cut materials, foodstuffs and equipment lines.
- Supervisors deleted the $750 medical service and care line from the city budget on Gallagher's motion.
- Supervisors deleted the $2,000 music line for Christmas and children's celebrations, over Mead's dissent.
- The Board adopted the Bureau of Child Hygiene budget for the Department of Public Health after cutting contractual, medical and supply lines.
- Board deleted $3,500 to replace the sprinkling system at Bayview Playground from the Recreation Department budget.
- Budget for the Special Road Improvement Fund's maintenance and reconstruction work was adopted by the Board.
- The Board adopted the Bureau of Building Inspection budget, as amended, within the Department of Public Works.
- Supervisors voted to delete the $3,486 Tree Topper position in the Recreation Department budget.
- Supervisors voted to delete the $2,640 Gardener position in the Recreation Department budget.
- The Public Health plumbing inspection budget, as amended, was moved for adoption by Supervisor Gallagher.
- A $1,100 allowance for employees' cars at Hunters Point was deleted, and a motion to restore it was defeated.
- A $25 budget line for maintenance and repair of office equipment was deleted by vote of the committee.
- The Board adopted the Public Works Bureau of Engineering budget after cutting several line items, including the $35,000 Pinelake Pumping Station item.
- California Academy of Sciences budget adopted as amended, with cuts to employment and miscellaneous expenses.
- The Board adopted the Recreation Department's budget as amended, after cutting several line items including foodstuffs, materials and equipment.
- Supervisors cut Laguna Honda Home materials and supplies from $129,300 to $125,000 in the health budget.
- Supervisors cut San Francisco Hospital contractual services from $205,701 to $180,000 in the health budget.
- Board voted to reduce the Purchasing Department materials and supplies line from $10,911 to $8,000.
- Supervisors reduced the Hassler Health Home Ford station wagon purchase from $2,700 to $2,000.
- Supervisors reduced the Coroner's contractual services budget from $2,799 to $2,300.
- Supervisors reduced the Coroner's equipment budget from $1,785 to $1,400.
- Swimming Instructor appropriation cut from $1,143 to $500 in the recreation budget by motion carried.
- Travel Expense appropriation cut from $2,050 to $700 by motion carried.
- Freight and Express appropriation cut from $200 to $100 by motion carried.
- Real Estate Department Auditorium wages were cut from $14,288 to $7,648 by an 8 to 0 vote.
- Board adopted the Emergency Hospitals budget of the Department of Public Health after cutting equipment from $10,455 to $9,000.
- Supervisors reduced the other professional and special services line from $750 to $400 in the city budget.
- The Department of Public Health's Bureau of Mental Hygiene budget was adopted as amended.
- The Department of Public Health's Bacteriological Laboratory budget was adopted as amended.
- The Legion of Honor museum's budget was adopted after the Board cut equipment, building repairs and improvement funds.
- Board cuts Bureau of Architecture materials and supplies from $243 to $195 while the budget remains open.
- Supervisor Gallagher withdrew his motion to delete a $2,400 janitress position at the California Academy of Sciences.
- Board deleted a $600 storage of vehicles line from the Public Health milk and abattoir inspection budget.
- The Board adopted the Superior Court budget, as amended, by an 8-0 vote.
- Public Works budget for the Sewage Pumping Station adopted as amended, after earlier cuts to overtime and contractual services.
- Public Works budget for the Central Permit Bureau adopted as amended, after reducing contractual services from $385 to $260.
- The 1949 Log Cabin Ranch budget was adopted as amended, after cuts to foodstuffs, furniture, insurance and other line items.
- Public Works Bureau of Accounts budget adopted as amended by the Board.
- Juvenile Detention Home's 1949 budget adopted as amended, after cuts to foodstuffs and other lines.
- Committee deleted the $50 other contractual services budget line on Supervisor Gallagher's motion.
- Committee reduced the materials and supplies budget line from $2,000 to $1,000 on Supervisor Gallagher's motion.
- Committee reduced the Camp Mather temporary salaries budget line from $23,528 to $22,612 on Supervisor Gallagher's motion.
- A carried motion with no subject on this page
- Board adopts the Real Estate Department Auditorium budget after cutting improvements from $164,500 to $53,000.
- The M. H. deYoung Memorial Museum's 1949 budget was adopted after the Board cut several line items.
- A carried motion with no subject on this page
- A carried motion with no subject on this page
- Supervisors voted to delete $2,500 for extending a fence at Douglass Playground from the budget.
- Supervisors voted to delete $3,000 for a heating unit at Excelsior Playground from the budget.
- Supervisors adopted, as amended, the Public Works Bureau of Building Repair budget.
- The Board deleted the $1,000 fence replacement line for North Beach Playground from the budget.
- Supervisors voted to cut Public Works building inspection equipment funding from $3,550 to $2,000.
- The Board voted to delete the Addressing Machine Operator job, $2,280, from the Registrar of Voters budget.
- The Board voted to delete $30,000 for voting machine equipment from the Registrar of Voters budget.
- Supervisors voted to delete $1,900 for rewiring a building at Bernal Playground from the budget.
- Supervisors voted to delete $4,000 for a heating unit at Funston Playground from the budget.
- Richmond-Sunset sewage treatment plant budget adopted after a $1,600 truck was deleted from it.
- Recorder's budget adopted as amended, with materials and supplies cut from $30,000 to $28,750.
- The Board adopted the Department of Public Works Bureau of Architecture budget, with the corporation yard building cut to $125,000.
- Board adopted the Department of Public Health chemical laboratory budget, as amended, trimming materials and supplies from $750 to $460.
- Board adopted the Real Estate Department budget as amended, cutting materials and supplies from $525 to $400.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to delete the $3,036 working foreman janitor position at the Auditorium; the vote is not printed.
- The Finance and Records budget was adopted for the year.
- Board cut the Adult Probation Department's probation officer positions from 10 to 9 and trimmed other lines; final budget vote is not on this page.
- Budget item of $1,700 to extend a fence at a playground was deleted from the budget.
- Budget item of $5,000 for drainage work was deleted from the budget.
- Budget item for office furniture was reduced from $1,650 to $1,000 in the General Division budget.
- Board considers the Public Health plumbing inspection budget, proposing cuts to inspector positions and supplies; outcome continues on the next page.
- The Board deleted the $5,000 appropriation to relocate facilities at Jackson Playground.
- The Board deleted the $1,500 appropriation to replace a heating unit at Jackson Playground.
- Motion deleted $1,200 for furniture and furnishings from the budget sheet, and the motion carried.
- Motion deleted $500 for photographic equipment from the budget sheet, and the motion carried.
- Motion deleted $1,350 for machine shop and metal work from the budget sheet, and the motion carried.
- Motion deleted $375 for janitorial equipment from the budget sheet, and the motion carried.
- Board adopted the Municipal Court's budget as amended, with Contractual Services trimmed to $20,953.
- Sewer repair budget adopted as amended, with equipment cut from $13,400 to $10,000.
- The 1949 Juvenile Court budget was adopted as amended after several line items were reduced.
- The $33,520 total budget of the Division of Child Welfare was deleted.
- The porter position at the Juvenile Detention Home, costing $2,448, was deleted from the budget.
- Group Supervisor positions at the Juvenile Detention Home were cut from 21 to 19, reducing the line to $76,229.
- The materials and supplies line in the Juvenile Detention Home budget was reduced from $14,400 to $13,000.
- The Department of Public Health's Public Health Education budget was adopted as amended, with a $500 film projector deleted.
- The Department of Public Health's Food and Sanitary Inspection budget was adopted as amended, with several line items reduced.
- Electricity Department budget, with Finance Committee reductions, was moved for adoption; the vote is not printed here.
- The communicable diseases budget was adopted, with the employee car allowance cut to $1,500 and supplies cut to $2,420.
- The Purchasing Department budget is under review, with motions to cut General Clerk and General Clerk Typist positions; outcome continues.
- The Board reduced the Superior Court Examination of Insane budget line from $21,000 to $18,000.
- The Board reduced the Superior Court Contractual Services budget line from $14,111 to $12,500.
- The Board reduced the Superior Court Materials and Supplies budget line from $13,100 to $12,000.
- Books and stationery line of $300 was deleted from the Art Commission budget.
- Awnings line of $500 was deleted from the Art Commission budget.
- A $2,400 general clerk stenographer job was deleted from the Legion of Honor budget.
- Board voted to cut nine laborer jobs and three chauffeur posts from the Street Cleaning Department budget; final adoption continues.
- Materials and supplies budget cut from $76,775 to $60,000, with $4,000 kept for gas and oil.
- Temporary services budget at Hunters Point cut from $500 to $395 by the Board.
- Gallagher moved to cut the Hunters Point playground director line from $23,506 to $12,500.
- Tax Collector materials and supplies budget cut from $14,150 to $12,500, carried 10 to 0.
- Tax Collector budget adopted as amended, then rescinded on Gallagher's motion so the Senior Teller post could be discussed further.
- Public Health nursing contractual services budget was cut from $27,257 to $25,100.
- The Board deleted the $600 roof replacement line for Mission Pool from the budget.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to delete the $1,000 clubhouse floor replacement at Sigmund Stern; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Motion to delete the Tax Collector's Senior Teller position, $3,720, was defeated, so the post stays.
- A carried motion with no subject on this page
- The venereal disease control budget's general clerk line was cut to $10,955, with final adoption not shown on this page.
- A $2,350 budget line for musical equipment was deleted by vote of the committee.
- A $150 budget line for maintenance and repair of other equipment was cut to $75 by vote of the committee.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to delete a $3,102 Laborer position from the Recreation Department budget.
- A $500 increase to the Revolving Fund was deleted from the 1949 budget.
- Motion deleted $300 for hospital furniture from the budget sheet, and the motion carried.
- A carried motion with no subject on this page
- Real Estate Department budget for a window cleaner at the Auditorium was deleted by an 8 to 0 vote.
- Supervisor Gallagher withdrew his proposed cut of the $4,163 shop equipment line after Mr. Gerry explained its need.
- Motion to cut Auditorium overtime from $5,000 to $4,000 was withdrawn after the Director of Property explained night cleaning needs.
- Budget line for maintenance and repairs of other equipment cut from $4,300 to $2,500.
- The Board adopted the Coroner's budget as amended, by a vote of six to none.
- Board cut Parking Meter Collector positions in the Tax Collector's budget from eight to six, reducing it by $20,060.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to cut a $29,569 Contractual Services budget line to $24,458; the vote continues on the next page.
- Board deleted $3,200 to extend the fence at Bayview Playground from the Recreation Department budget.
- The milk and abattoir inspection budget was adopted, with the Ford or equal coupes purchase cut from $3,000 to $1,500.
- Budget for the Municipal Band was cut from $20,000 to $17,500.
- Insurance premiums line in the General Division budget cut from $2,100 to $1,684.
- Public Health general clerk stenographer posts cut from five to four, reducing that budget line to $11,525.
- Motion proposed to delete the $150 building maintenance and repair line from the Public Health budget.
- Tax Collector automobile budget item of $1,850 deleted, carried 7 to 2.
- Gallagher withdrew his motion to delete the Engineer position after it was explained as a reclassification.
- Four Public Health Nurse positions, budgeted at $12,480, were deleted from the Public Health nursing budget.
- A $250 budget line for theatrical and storage was deleted by vote of the committee.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to reduce the $950 telephone budget line to $800; the outcome is not shown.
- The Board adopted the Laguna Honda Home budget, as amended, under the Department of Public Health.
- Supervisors adopted the Hassler Health Home budget of the Department of Public Health, as amended.
- Office Assistant employment at $2,040 deleted from the Public Health Central Office budget.
- Part-time Public Health Engineer position at $2,000 deleted from the Central Office budget.
- Supervisors cut Laguna Honda Home foodstuffs from $490,000 to $480,000 in the health budget.
- Board voted to delete the $2,400 Storekeeper position from the Purchasing Department budget.
- Board voted to reduce the Purchasing Department wages line from $11,142 to $10,036.
- Board voted to reduce the Purchasing Department contractual services line from $35,714 to $33,000.
- Supervisors reduced the Coroner's materials and supplies budget from $5,240 to $4,500.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved several line-item cuts to the Laguna Honda Children's Home budget, reducing staff, food and supply amounts.
- Municipal Court contractual services cut to $20,953 and equipment cut to $3,500 in budget amendments.
- Pianist appropriation cut from $3,350 to $2,500 in the recreation budget by motion carried.
- Storage of Vehicles appropriation cut from $500 to $200 by motion carried.
- Contracts and Interdepartmental appropriation of $300 deleted from the budget by motion carried.
- Real Estate Department materials and supplies budget was cut from $4,250 to $3,600 by an 8 to 0 vote.
- Budget line for maintenance of other structures cut from $2,000 to $750.
- Budget line for office appliance maintenance cut from $400 to $250.
- Budget line for telephone costs cut from $4,800 to $4,500.
- Budget line for postage cut from $5,600 to $4,500.
- Budget line for renting other equipment cut from $1,250 to $1,000.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved, and the Board agreed, to delete budget sums for laundry, refrigeration, agricultural, fire fighting and recreation equipment.
- Rentals budget line of $27,454 reduced to $26,554 in the committee of the whole.
- The Board adopted the Laguna Honda Children's Home budget, as amended with line-item reductions.
- The Board adopted the Ocean View School for Girls budget, as amended with line-item reductions.
- Board adopts the Department of Public Works General Office budget after cutting three lines, including equipment to $140.
- The Board adopted the budget of the Department of Public Health's Isolation Hospital, by a vote of six to none.
- The Board adopted the Horticultural Inspection Department's budget as amended, after trimming holidays and contractual services lines.
- Supervisors deleted the $100 other contractual services line from the city budget.
- Supervisors reduced the automobile allowance line from $7,000 to $6,893 in the city budget.
- The Department of Public Health's Venereal Disease Control budget was adopted as amended.
- Board adopted the amended budget for the Department of Public Health central office after cutting several line items.
- Board adopted the amended Public Health central office statistics budget after reducing materials and supplies.
- Supervisors cut several Juvenile Court budget lines, including probation officer staffing and maintenance of minors; final budget vote is not printed here.
- Board deleted a Senior Teller post costing $3,720, then rescinded that deletion so the post stays in the Tax Collector's budget.
- Board deleted a porter position and cut contractual services and supplies in the Hassler Health Home budget; adoption continues on the next page.
- Board deleted $3,000 for backstops at Bayview Playground from the Recreation Department budget.
- Board deleted $3,000 to replace the gymnasium floor at Bernal Playground from the Recreation Department budget.
- A carried motion with no subject on this page
- Public Health Nursing budget adopted as amended, after cuts to equipment, rentals and alterations lines.
- Line-item cuts approved for the North Beach-Marina Health Center budget, with salaries halved to six months; adoption continues next page.
- The Art Commission budget was adopted as amended by the Board.
- Business Manager position at $7,800 deleted from the Public Health Central Office budget.
- Committee deleted the $200 postage budget line on Supervisor Gallagher's motion.
- Committee reduced the equipment rental budget line from $240 to $200 on Supervisor Gallagher's motion.
- Committee reduced the Camp Mather overtime budget line from $3,359 to $3,000 on Supervisor Gallagher's motion.
- Board adopted the County Board of Education budget with a $1,000 reduction in contractual services, as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Board adopted the Public Pound budget with a $3,834 reduction, as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted the Farmers' Market budget, as amended, for the year.
- Board adopted the Sealer of Weights and Measures budget after cutting its materials and auto equipment lines.
- Materials and Supplies budget line cut from $1,250 to $1,000.
- Additions and Betterments budget line of $14,472 deleted.
- Accident Compensation for Employees budget line cut from $2,400 to $1,000.
- Streets reconstruction and replacement budget line of $122,900 deleted.
- Motorized Transportation budget line of $9,900 deleted.
- One Office Assistant position cut from the Water Sales Division budget, reducing the allowance to $4,670.
- Water chemist positions at Water Purification cut from two to one in the Water Department budget.
- City Planning contractual services budget cut from $15,595 to $11,200 by the Board.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion cut the 1949 printing and advertising budget line from $14,084 to $12,500.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion cut the 1949 miscellaneous contractual services line from $5,201 to $3,500.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion cut the 1949 materials and supplies budget line from $716,128 to $700,000.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion cut the 1949 fuel and lubricants budget line from $1,268,828 to $1,145,655.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion cut the 1949 Engineering services budget line from $90,768 to $69,112.
- Transmission and distribution maintenance budget line cut from $468,000 to $425,000, approved by the Board.
- General maintenance budget line cut from $24,300 to $20,000, approved by the Board.
- Automotive equipment maintenance budget line cut from $76,000 to $69,000, approved by the Board.
- Materials and supplies budget line cut from $95,525 to $67,325, approved by the Board.
- Board cut the Police Department's general clerk stenographer positions from ten to four, saving $14,085 in the budget.
- Board cut a Police Department clerk stenographer post from two to one, reducing the budget by $3,840.
- Public Utilities Commission automotive equipment repair budget line cut from $550 to $400 by motion.
- Public Utilities Commission structure maintenance budget line cut from $10,000 to $4,000 by motion.
- Public Utilities Commission fixed capital removal cost budget line of $3,337 deleted by motion.
- Public Utilities Commission materials and supplies budget line of $2,225 proposed for reduction to $1,800.
- Motion proposed to delete two walnut orchard worker posts in the Water Department's Agricultural Division.
- Proposed $350 cut to student transportation budget line was withdrawn after officials said the service is vital.
- Newspaper subscriptions budget line cut from $900 to $500 on a supervisors' motion.
- Temporary salaries in the Public Utilities budget were cut from $44,575 to $27,500 for San Mateo County pipe line work.
- The Controller's budget was adopted by the Board after several line-item cuts, including overtime and equipment.
- Public Utilities Commission Central Office budget adopted as amended, with earlier line cuts applied.
- Supervisors Gallagher and Fazackerley cut several line items in the San Francisco Airport budget, including heat, light and power to $150,000.
- The City Planning equipment budget line was cut from $3,273 to $1,000.
- The Fidelity Insurance line of $135 in the City Planning budget was deleted.
- The automobile insurance line of $175 in the City Planning budget was deleted.
- Employees' car allowance in the Public Utilities Commission budget cut from $500 to $400.
- The Fire Department budget was adopted as amended, with several line-item reductions, by a vote of six to three.
- The Board voted to delete $34,000 for seawall reconstruction east of the Boardwalk opposite Baker Street.
- The Board rescinded its deletion and then cut the Kezar Stadium rehabilitation funding from $175,000 to $100,000.
- Public Utilities Commission temporary salaries budget line cut from $600 to $550 by motion.
- Budget cut the Equipment line from $18,250 to $8,500.
- Budget cut the Replace Office Machines line from $4,000 to $2,000.
- The Board adopted the Bureau of Light, Heat and Power budget as amended, cutting several street lighting line items.
- Vehicle storage budget line of $200 was deleted on a supervisors' motion.
- The Board cut the airport holiday relief budget line from $8,722 to $5,400 at Captain Doolin's appearance.
- The $2,200 vehicle storage line in the Public Utilities budget was deleted.
- Contractual services in the Public Utilities budget were reduced from $61,600 to $55,100.
- Police Contractual Services budget reduced from $149,660 to $133,009.
- Budget cut the employees' car allowance from $1,600 to $1,400.
- Municipal Railway budget adopted as amended, after cuts to employee car allowance and tire rental lines.
- Police Equipment budget reduced from $173,899 to $130,000 in the budget.
- Fire Department contract funds cut from $374,346 to $315,533 were restored when the Board rescinded that reduction.
- Board adopted the Retirement System budget with reductions to temporary salaries, contractual services, materials and equipment, as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Police Department budget adopted as amended, passing 6 to 3 with two members absent.
- Public Utilities Commission's Utilities Engineering budget put to the Board with cuts to overtime, travel and postage.
- Other Structures overhead and underground replacement budget line of $13,958 deleted.
- Three part-time Housekeeper positions, $2,808, deleted from the Water Department Peninsula Division budget.
- Water Department overtime allowance cut from $7,500 to $5,000 in the General budget.
- Part-time janitor position at Water Purification deleted from the Water Department budget, saving $988.
- City Planning temporary salaries line cut from $2,000 to $1,500 by the Board.
- The Board deleted the $40,000 Civic Center Site Plan item from the City Planning budget.
- City Planning materials and supplies budget cut from $4,835 to $1,600 by the Board.
- Maintenance budget line cut from $283,145 to $250,000, approved by the Board.
- Public Utilities Commission's Hetch Hetchy water budget adopted as amended by the Board.
- Public Utilities Commission's Hetch Hetchy Power budget adopted with line-item cuts, including travel and equipment reductions.
- Board deleted the Police Department's Inspector of Horses and Equipment post from the budget, saving $4,464.
- Board corrected the Police Department policeman appropriation from $4,657,292 to $4,589,747 to fix a clerical error.
- Motion carried cutting Board of Supervisors temporary salaries from $1,600 to $600.
- Board adopted the Water Department budget as amended, after cutting equipment, water main relocation and other line items.
- Public Utilities Commission vehicle storage and care budget line of $250 deleted by motion.
- Public Utilities Commission street lighting budget line cut from $889,500 to $870,524 by motion.
- Maintenance Communication System budget line cut from $16,370 to $11,990.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion cut the 1949 special investigations budget line from $27,954 to $18,000.
- Travel expense budget line cut from $1,500 to $750 on a supervisors' motion.
- Rental of other equipment budget line of $5,500 was deleted on a supervisors' motion.
- The Board adopted the Public Welfare Department budget, cutting Aid to Needy Children to $1,300,000.
- A motion proposed cutting the Public Utilities printing and advertising line from $20,000 to $15,000.
- Motion carried deleting the $4,680 Civil Service Examiner Engineer position from the Civil Service Commission budget.
- Civil Service Commission budget adopted as amended, with cuts to overtime, postage, convention expense, materials, equipment and services.
- Motion proposed reducing Board of Supervisors legislative expense from $10,000 to $6,800; Mancuso opposed the cut.
- Gallagher moved to reduce the Farmers' Market improvements budget from $100,000 to $50,000; the outcome is not printed here.
- Budget deleted the $8,000 Engineering Services line entirely.
- Budget cut the Compensation Insurance line from $5,000 to $2,500.
- Budget cut the Replace Office Furniture line from $1,055 to $500.
- Materials and Supplies in the Board's budget were cut from $3,575 to $3,000 after a rescission vote and re-vote.
- Supervisors cut several Municipal Railway budget lines, including sick leave and overtime; final budget adoption is not yet recorded on this page.
- Postage budget line cut from $1,000 to $800 on a supervisors' motion.
- Sick leave for per diem employees in the Public Utilities budget was reduced from $1,000 to $800.
- A motion proposes cutting the travel expense and local fares line in the Public Utilities budget from $750 to $500.
- Gallagher's proposal to cut Equipment from $1,500 to $900 for the Board's office was defeated.
- Gallagher proposed deleting the $10,000 for civic celebrations, including the Fourth of July; outcome is not yet printed.
- The Department of City Planning budget was adopted as amended.
- Four motorboat operator positions in the police budget were deleted, removing $15,720 from the budget.
- Police Services to Other Departments line reduced from $26,599 to $19,556 in the budget, with a report on car repair costs requested.
- Police Materials and Supplies budget reduced from $176,506 to $136,544.
- Police Foodstuffs budget reduced from $27,725 to $26,330.
- The holidays line of $97 in the Public Utilities Commission budget was deleted.
- Materials and supplies budget in the Public Utilities Commission Central Office cut from $2,500 to $2,000.
- Number of junior draftsman jobs in the Bureau of Light, Heat and Power cut from two to one.
- Junior Engineer (Electrical) job in the Bureau of Light, Heat and Power deleted from the budget.
- The Board adopted the 1949 San Francisco Airport budget after line-item reductions, including cuts to airport maintenance funds.
- Police patrol driver positions cut from 25 to 24 in the budget, lowering the line to $90,527.
- Recreation Commission budget adds $400 to surface and landscape the Mother's Area at Sunset Reservoir.
- Recreation Commission budget adds $600 for playground apparatus in the children's section at Sunset Reservoir.
- Recreation Commission budget reduces $6,367 for changes in retirement allowances.
- Recreation Commission budget adds $696 to reimburse Public Utilities for taxes paid on Camp Mather and Ike Dye.
- Board reduced the District Attorney's budget by $1,305 through a change in permanent staff salary rates.
- Board included $360 in the Public Defender's budget to reclassify a clerk stenographer position.
- Board reduced the Mayor's centennial observance budget from $150,000 to $105,000 and included it in the Mayor's Budget.
- Board reconsidered $2,000 for merry-go-round music at Fleishhacker Playground and Children's Playground; outcome continues next page.
- The California Palace of the Legion of Honor budget was adopted, as amended, by the Board.
- Gallagher moved to rescind the Assessor budget adoption so contractual services are considered item by item.
- Board included $20,000 in the Mayor's budget for a campaign on building a Southern Bay Crossing.
- Proposal to set salary classes for new interdepartmental positions in the 1949-50 budget under Civil Service rules.
- Board appropriated $250,000 for indigent aid but placed it in a reserve rather than the current fund.
- Board added $22,537 to the Road Commissioner's street repair budget for Municipal Railway track area work.
- Park Department budget adopted as amended.
- The Board voted to include $6,000 for extra printing of the voter register index.
- The Board voted to include $200,000 for maintenance of minors in the Juvenile Court budget.
- Board included $47,058 for 34 new Municipal Railway positions in the budget.
- Board included $67,933 for adjusting retirement allowances in the Municipal Railway budget.
- Board included $12,500 for a salary survey in the Civil Service Commission budget.
- Board reduced the Retirement System budget by $245 through a change in interdepartmental deduction.
- Redevelopment Agency budget adopted.
- Board budgeted $47,500 to renovate the exterior of City Hall, excluding gilding of the Dome.
- Motion to restore the General Clerk Stenographer position at the Legion of Honor carried.
- Materials, supplies and contractual budget items reduced by 5 percent, excluding gas and oil.
- Controller ordered to adjust 1949-50 budget estimates to match the Salary Standardization Ordinance.
- Juvenile Court budget adds $360 to reclassify a general clerk stenographer post to legal stenographer.
- Board included $750 in the Park Department budget for membership dues.
- Board included $2,500 in the Park Department budget to replace a water pump at Fleishhacker Pool.
- Park Department budget adds $6,500 to improve Buena Vista Park, from a $25,000 line for the park and cruiser memorial.
- Gallagher moved to rescind the earlier City Planning Commission budget vote, so an automobile purchase could be allowed.
- The City Planning Commission budget was adopted as amended, after a cut to its equipment funds was rescinded.
- Hospital budget amended to add $10,000 for 30 student nurse positions within a $27,672 plan for 38 new jobs.
- Board included $240 in the City Attorney's budget to reclassify a senior clerk stenographer position.
- A carried motion with no subject on this page
- Retirement System budget reduced by $2,242 for pensions and retirement allowances.
- Controller directed to adjust 1949-1950 retirement allowances to reflect the personal services changes adopted by the Board.
- $23,250 added to the Purchasing Department budget for anticipated automobile insurance premiums.
- Motion to adopt the 1949-1950 city budget, as amended, was defeated by a vote of six to five.
- The Board voted to cut $1,090 from the Public Administrator's budget for stenographer reclassifications.
- The Board voted to include $4,400 for extra budget copies and official advertising in the Purchasing budget.
- Supervisor Gallagher urged adding funds for a sewage treatment plant at Log Cabin Ranch; no outcome is shown here.
- The Board voted to include $10,453 for engineering and striping for the parking meter program.
- The Board voted to cut $240 from the Tax Collector's budget for a stenographer reclassification.
- Board included $656 in Municipal Railway budget for wages due to a Superior Court order.
- Board added $190 to the Road Commissioner's bridges budget for higher salaries of staff assigned to bridge work.
- Police Reserve budget adopted.
- Motion to rescind the Legion of Honor budget adoption carried, reopening its budget for amendment.
- Board included a $65 membership dues increase in the City Planning Commission budget.
- Fire Department budget adopted as amended, after the Board cut salvage corps and fireman positions.
- Corporation yard new building budget line reduced from $300,000 to $225,000 in the Public Works budget.
- Firemen positions reduced from 1260 to 1251, lowering the line to $4,657,266, approved eleven votes to none.
- Supervisors deleted four three-month lieutenant positions, $4,440, from the Fire Department budget.
- Supervisors deleted two three-month captain positions, $2,400, from the Fire Department budget.
- Twenty-six fireman positions costing $29,640 were deleted from the budget, eleven votes to none.
- Supervisors cut the Fire Department's lieutenant employments from 152 to 150, saving about $8,880.
- Supervisors adopted the Fire Department budget as amended, after cutting several fireman and officer positions.
- Public Works Bureau of Architecture budget adopted as amended, with corporation yard funding reduced to $225,000.
- Board cut materials, supplies and contractual services, except gas and oil, by five per cent in the 1949 budget.
- Supervisors deleted two four-month lieutenant positions, $2,960, from the Fire Department budget.
- Supervisors deleted one four-month captain position, $1,600, from the Fire Department budget.
- Supervisors cut the Salvage Corps firemen from 45 to 43 positions, reducing the line to $155,944.
- Supervisors cut Salvage Corps lieutenants from 12 to 10 positions, reducing the line to $44,400.
- Thirty-two fireman positions costing $27,360 were deleted from the budget, eleven votes to none.
- Police Department budget re-adopted after the Board cut policeman and sergeant positions, reducing amounts.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved adoption of the whole city budget as amended, with the Controller to prepare the appropriation ordinance.
- Payment of sundry bills incurred in studying the 1949-1950 budget was authorized by motion.
- Waiver of residential requirement for Achenbach Foundation graphic arts director continued to May 23.
- Jenkins Report sent to a joint committee
- The Board approved a request to the Controller to transfer $350 within the budget to pay overtime from budget hearings.
- Consideration of an $18,218 appropriation for a convenience station at the San Francisco Zoological Gardens was continued to June 6, 1949.
- Board endorsed retaining United Air Lines service between San Francisco and Humboldt County and wired the Civil Aeronautics Authority.
- Finance Committee recommended approving a $1,400 intra-fund transfer from contractual services to legislative expense.
- Eminent domain proceedings for a Persia Avenue and Dublin Street entrance to McLaren Park sent back to committee.
- Board sent back to committee a $598 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy overtime and holiday pay for monthly employees.
- Sharp Park golf concession with Allan H. Schoux continued one week so the Park Commission can attend.
- Harding Park golf concession with Ted Robbins continued one week, with the Park Commission invited to attend.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion asked the City Attorney to draft a charter amendment raising retirement allowances for miscellaneous employees, then send it to the Judiciary Committee.
- Board of Education member Mrs. Richard Nason, Jr. was granted leave of absence for July and August 1949.
- Board of Education member Bert Levit was granted one week's leave of absence from June 27, 1949.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved that the City Attorney give the Finance Committee a legal opinion on $7,040 for Steinhart Aquarium window sashes.
- Taxicab and sedan fare rate changes were deferred to July 11th on a 6-5 vote.
- Ray de Haven's Lincoln Park golf deal put off
- Lease of Park Commission property at Sloat and Sunset Boulevards to Lee Dougan for a golf-driving range; outcome continues next page.
- Revised taxi and sedan fare rates were continued to July 11th, with Supervisor Christopher urging required records and approved taximeters.
- Mayor Elmer E. Robinson was granted leave to leave the State intermittently from July 2 to July 31, 1949.
- Associate Superintendent Watt A. Long of the Board of Education was granted leave from July 5 to July 19, 1949.
- Proposed Sharp Park golf shop concession to Allan H. Schoux; Supervisor Gallagher moved it be re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Stow Lake boat concession sent back to committee
- Ted Robbins' Harding Park golf deal sent back to committee
- Lee Dougan's driving range deal sent back to committee
- Supervisors questioned Hetch Hetchy contracts with Turlock and Modesto Irrigation Districts and the federal government, with the discussion continuing past this page.
- Public Welfare Department's child adoption program appropriation was cut to $100,880 and 16 positions by committee amendments before second reading.
- $100 more paid to Jane Louise Wharton for McLaren Park land
- Cherry River Project set for special discussion on July 18
- Board approved an hourly rate of $1,506 for Municipal Railway platform men and bus operators, by vote of ten to none.
- Board approved a daily rate of $14.00 for the position of Bootman, with no objection.
- Allan H. Schoux's Sharp Park golf concession put off a week
- $4,812 for moving buildings on Crocker Street sent back to committee
- Salary ordinance amendment creating 16 Public Welfare adoption program positions was re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Public Welfare Department's $100,880 appropriation for 16 child adoption program positions was re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Civil Service Commission's $795 appropriation for a part-time office assistant position was re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed ordinance on overtime for laborers and auto mechanics to match union contracts was re-referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Mayor returned a request for a citizens' committee on the Bay Area rapid transit district disapproved; the Board temporarily postponed it.
- Board members were authorized to attend the California State Fair in Sacramento, September 2nd to 4th, 1949.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Charter amendment on fire department retirement options and widows' pensions was continued to Thursday, September 8.
- Mayor's veto of a resolution asking for a citizens' committee on the Bay Area rapid transit district was continued for one week.
- Confirmation of the sale of 386 acres of surplus Water Department land to LesHe Salt Company for $19,300 was continued one week.
- Consideration of the Mayor's veto of a resolution asking for a Bay Area rapid transit citizens' committee was continued for one week.
- Board supervisors were authorized to represent the city at the Redwood Empire Association convention in Sonoma.
- Board urges the Park Commission to negotiate water for park lands with the Public Utilities Commission before new supply contracts.
- Lien released on Nellie Barling's property at 220 Grant Street
- Board rescinded its earlier approval of a Public Utilities trip to a transit convention in Atlantic City after objections.
- Trip by the Public Utilities Director to the American Transit Association convention was rescinded and re-referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency relief for dependent non-residents for September and October was authorized by the Board, per the list dated September 19, 1949.
- $5,340 paid for moving buildings on Crocker Street
- Proposed charter amendment would have the city acquire the California Street Cable Railroad's operative properties; the vote continues on the next page.
- Park Department appropriation of $2,683.78 for a Gratton water well at the North Dutch Windmill passed for second reading.
- Traveling expense ordinance for fiscal 1949-1950 passed for second reading.
- Board released a Department of Public Health lien on 220 Craut Street held over aid given to Nellie Barling.
- Board finally passed an emergency $2,170.66 appropriation for Public Welfare Department educational leave stipends.
- Public Welfare Department's supplemental recommendations on categorical aids were adopted by the Board.
- Proposed: City Attorney to oppose Southern Pacific's bid for higher Peninsula rates before the state commission.
- Board passed on first reading, as amended, the companion change to the Annual Salary Ordinance for Juvenile Court positions.
- Sale of 386 surplus Water Department acres to Leslie Salt Company for $19,300 was continued to October 17.
- A final passage vote with no subject on this page
- Finance Committee recommended a $40,794 Parking Authority appropriation, amended to $38,794 after cutting an automobile purchase.
- Parking Authority budget appropriation was cut from $40,794 to $33,964 by amendment, with the final vote on the next page.
- Proposed $115,000 for San Francisco Airport terminal additions; Finance Committee recommended $100,000, and debate continued past this page.
- Board ordered the Registrar of Voters to canvass the votes cast in the November 8, 1949 election.
- $4,960 for a new photographer and chauffeur in the Assessor's office passed for second reading, six to three.
- Perstein land on Frederick Street bought for $13,000 for Kezar Stadium
- Assessor's annual salary ordinance amended as a companion to the preceding item, passed on first reading.
- Settlement of the city's claim against Steve Tollini for $2,500 was rescinded for more information, then put off one week.
- Settlement of the city's claim against the United States for $851.30 over an injured City Surveyor was put off one week.
- Proposed rule requiring permission before placing advertising on trolley and power poles was continued for one week.
- Charles L. Harney, Inc. appealed the Masonic Avenue paving assessment, and the appeal was referred to the Streets Committee.
- Park Department's $5,300 request for architectural and engineering work on park facilities was continued for one week.
- $60,000 to hire a transportation expert to speed Municipal Railway improvements was moved into Committee of the Whole.
- Board debated the Public Utilities Commission's proposed hiring of a transit consultant and voted to rise and report, with the item continuing.
- Finance Committee recommended $2,000 from the Park Department for a new heating system at the Beach Chalet Building.
- Redevelopment Agency appropriation of $1,425 for a secretary-stenographer's pay raise and office equipment passed for second reading.
- Dan S. Hewitt granted leave from the War Memorial Board of Trustees to leave the state January 11-30, 1950.
- A rising vote adopted a measure with no subject named
- Clerk authorized to request a $173 additional allotment for automotive equipment maintenance.
- Board rescinded its action on a $5,300 Park Department appropriation for architectural services at park facilities.
- Art Commission member Ernest A. Born was granted leave from January 5 to 31, 1950, to leave the state.
- Finance Committee authorized to study limousine, sedan and taxicab fares and report its findings to the Board in January 1950.
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting United States funding for a share of San Francisco International Airport development costs.
- Fire Chief Edward P. Walsh was granted fifteen days' leave from January 12, 1950, to leave the state.
- Police Department salary ordinance amendment passed for second reading.
- Repeal of the Police Reserve ordinance was sent back to the Police Committee for further consideration.
- Oliver M. Rousseau, City Planning Commissioner, was granted three weeks' leave of absence from February 16, 1950.
- Proposed Board policy urging release of salary standardization data was sent to committee after suspension of rules failed.
- $14,000 for fuel oil at Laguna Honda Home and San Francisco Hospital; consideration continued one week.
- Attorney Milton Marks asked the Board to act on the Civil Service Commission's refusal to publish salary standardization data; consideration was continued.
- Board adopted a resolution granting District Attorney Edmund G. Brown leave of absence February 11-19, 1950, with permission to leave the state.
- Board continued for one week a proposed agreement with the State Department of Public Works for Thirteenth Street routing.
- Board adopted a resolution granting Park Commissioner Richard J. Buckley leave of absence February 7-22, 1950, with permission to leave the state.
- Donohue Monument to move from Market Street to Golden Gate Park
- The Board refused to waive time limits letting two Board of Education clerks sue for back pay as senior clerks.
- A bid by two Board of Education clerks, Harriet Leaman and Maud Murphy, to sue over senior clerk pay was defeated.
- Board re-referred Leslie Salt Company's pipeline easement over Water Department land near Ravenswood back to Finance Committee.
- Transfer of the Donohue Monument to the Park Commission and its move to Golden Gate Park was re-referred to Streets Committee.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved a resolution urging the State Legislature to keep the child care centers operating.
- The Board adopted a leave of absence for Mrs. Clarence Coonan, a Board of Education member, through March 6, 1950.
- Proposed rules for permits and licenses for mobile repair shops on city streets; amendments on fees were debated, outcome not shown.
- A resolution condemning Greek guerrilla kidnapping of children was sent to committee after suspension of the rules was refused.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion setting the salary range for Class B-26 at $485-575 was approved without objection.
- Board debates the Civil Service Commission's salary standardization report for city employee classes; proposed rate changes are sent back for review.
- The Board adopted Resolution No. 9610 (1939 series) after suspending the rules, by 11 ayes.
- Retirement Board member Arthur W. Kohner granted leave of absence to leave the state on March 16-17, 1950.
- Fire Commissioner Leo H. Shapiro granted leave of absence to leave the state from March 12 to April 3, 1950.
- Board of Education member Karl L. Schaupp granted leave of absence to leave the state from April 18 to June 20, 1950.
- The Board adopted a resolution granting William M. Coffman, Park Commission president, leave to leave the state from March 27 to May 15, 1950.
- Resolution adopted wishing the San Francisco Seals a successful 1950 baseball season.
- Retirement Board member Arthur Kohner's leave of absence to leave the state for March 27-29, 1950 was moved for adoption.
- The Board adopted a resolution granting Bert Levit, Board of Education president, leave to leave the state from April 23 to May 13, 1950.
- Consideration of a charter amendment on leasing Water Department agricultural lands was postponed until March 30, 1950.
- Golden Gate Park farm exhibit hall put off to March 30
- Mayor vetoed the proposed public auction sale of a Municipal Railway carbarn site at Turk and Fillmore Streets; consideration continued to March 30.
- A proposed charter amendment raising police rank salaries and redefining the police force was re-referred to the Judiciary Committee.
- Mayor Elmer E. Robinson granted leave of absence for April 1 through 9, 1950, with permission to leave the state.
- Charter amendment on vacations for crafts and per diem employees was taken up by the Board sitting as a Committee of the Whole.
- Superintendent of Schools Herbert C. Clish was granted a leave of absence by resolution.
- Board refused to put a police pay charter amendment to voters; a motion to delete police-officer wording tied 5-5 and lost.
- Mayor Elmer E. Robinson and staff were granted leave to leave the state from April 27 to May 16, 1950.
- Fred G. Ainslie was granted leave of absence from the Board of Permit Appeals for up to 30 days in May.
- Associate Superintendent of Schools Watt A. Long was granted leave to leave the state from May 3 to 8, 1950.
- $1,008,000 of bond money voted to rebuild the Municipal Railway
- Joining a walnut growers' association put off for a week
- Supervisor John J. Sullivan was granted leave to leave the state from April 29 through May 17, 1950.
- Supervisor Dewey Mead was granted leave to leave the state from May 5 through May 17, 1950.
- The Board deleted $144,000 of Municipal Railway truck and automobile purchases from a pending appropriation.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to observe Flag Day, June 11, 1950.
- The Art Commission budget was debated, including support for an open-air art show, and the vote falls on the next page.
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed cutting Public Works' North Point sewage treatment plant engineering budget from $2,000 to $1,000.
- Budget of the Department of Weights and Measures was temporarily postponed by the Board, with one opposed.
- Proposed $5,000 supplemental police budget contribution to the National Safety Council was rejected, and a $2,500 reduction also failed.
- Board voted to rescind its earlier adoption of the Mayor's budget, so the budget could be reconsidered.
- The Board adopted the Mayor's budget, as recommended by the Finance Committee and amended, by a 10-0 vote.
- Proposed $3,170 emergency appropriation for Municipal Court telegraph and telephone costs put off until May 29, 1950.
- Proposed $7,500 appropriation for Coroner's toxicological laboratory equipment put off until May 29, 1950.
- Proposed $837 appropriation for Weights and Measures automotive repairs and supplies put off until May 29, 1950.
- Proposed $320.41 appropriation for Farmers' Market equipment repairs and supplies put off until May 29, 1950.
- Extra $1,303.80 for Charles L. Harney sent back to committee
- A proposed Mayor's contract employing Francis V. Keesling, Jr. as congressional legislative representative was debated and left open.
- Resolution urging Congress to exempt municipal bond transactions from the federal stamp tax was referred to committee.
- Board amended a resolution urging Congress to set fair Panama Canal tolls for commercial cargoes; final vote not shown.
- A $51,004 appropriation for 14 new city positions was re-referred to the Finance Committee.
- Consideration of ending Municipal Railway bus service on Lincoln Way was continued to August 21 for a public hearing.
- Supervisors voted to rescind passage of a measure adding Board members to the Disaster Council; a further amendment was moved.
- Board adopted a memorial resolution for the late Thomas Maxwell.
- Board authorized San Francisco's representation at the State Fair on County Supervisors' Day, September 1, 1950.
- A $12,044 emergency appropriation for Electricity Department overtime in the Plant Division was referred to Finance Committee.
- Consideration of ending Municipal Railway bus service on 22nd and 23rd Avenues was continued to August 21 for a public hearing.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Retirement System for an actuarial report on proposed police retirement charter amendments.
- Measure amended to cover Seventeenth to Eighteenth Streets, then adopted
- Charter amendment on voting residence for employees working far from San Francisco was sent back to committee for clarification.
- Corner at Seventeenth and Clayton Streets rezoned for shops
- Board tabled a proposal to abandon Municipal Railway bus service on Twenty-second and Twenty-third Avenues in the Sunset.
- Board passed a motion to appoint a committee to meet San Mateo County supervisors on highways, water lands and the airport.
- Board authorized Supervisor Lewis to represent it at a Sacramento children and youth conference, September 18-19, 1950.
- Tax rate ordinance for fiscal year 1949-50, setting the rate at $6.29, was temporarily postponed.
- Amendment to the annual appropriation ordinance for revenue and expenditure adjustments was temporarily postponed.
- Proposed vacation of Twentieth Avenue south of Eucalyptus Drive was sent back to the Streets Committee.
- Thirty more days allowed to award the Wisconsin Street water mains
- A $72,200 appropriation for Municipal Railway rehabilitation was amended and re-referred to the Finance Committee.
- A substitute charter amendment raising Police and Fire Department pay was ordered submitted to voters.
- Gallagher's substitute proposed two charter amendments granting police and fire members a flat $25 monthly raise; no final vote shown.
- Charter change on the Washington-Jackson cable line sent to committee
- Settlement of a $16,784.55 judgment against the City, paid by $5,000 to Shipowners' and Merchants' Tugboat Company, is pending.
- A ballot argument favoring a police retirement charter amendment was re-referred to the Judiciary Committee.
- The Board directed the Clerk to assign designations to local measures on the November 7, 1950 ballot.
- Authorization of a ballot argument for a proposed charter amendment on limited tenure appointments was re-referred to committee.
- Francis P. Walsh, President of the Civil Service Commission, was granted two days' leave from September 16, 1950, to leave the state.
- Ordinance paying Redevelopment Agency members $10 per meeting attended, capped at $500 yearly each, passed on first reading.
- Ordinance paying Parking Authority members $10 per meeting attended, capped at $500 yearly each, passed on first reading.
- The Board adopted a resolution endorsing Proposition A on the November 7, 1950 ballot, which provides wage adjustments for police and fire members.
- Settlement of a $16,784.55 tax judgment against Shipowners' and Merchants' Tugboat Company for $5,000 was continued one week.
- The Board adopted a resolution proclaiming October 1-7, 1950 as Employ the Physically Handicapped Week in San Francisco.
- Supervisors reduced a $2,200 Water Department appropriation to $1,580 for staff working a 48-hour week; final vote is pending.
- A salary ordinance change for the Public Utilities Commission, proposing to delete one chauffeur post, was put off one week.
- Stockton Street to close between Union and Filbert on October 28
- $1,020 for Fire Department vacation relief on fire boats was continued for two weeks.
- Civil Service Commission president Francis Walsh was granted leave of absence to leave the state, October 14-15, 1950.
- Mayor recommends a 30-day leave of absence from October 20 for Police Commission president Henry C. Maginn, who may leave the state.
- Keeping the No. 45 bus on Steiner and Greenwich put off
- War Memorial trustee Sam Harrison was granted leave of absence to leave the state, October 12-16, 1950.
- Leave of absence for Schools Superintendent Herbert Clish, October 14-15, 1950, was moved for adoption; vote continues on next page.
- Board continued a $1,020 Fire Department appropriation for vacation relief on fire boats for one week.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of Harry Gurtler.
- Leave of absence to leave the state granted to Harold T. Lopez, City Planning Commission member, for ten days from October 21, 1950.
- Francis P. Walsh, President of the Civil Service Commission, granted leave to travel out of state October 27-29, 1950.
- Fire Department pay increase for a part-time physician lost 5-4 and was continued one week.
- The companion salary ordinance for one Public Utilities Commission chauffeur position was continued for one week.
- Ernest J. Torregano, President of the City Planning Commission, granted ten days' leave from October 21, 1950 to leave the state.
- Leave of absence for Edward J. Wren, President of the Public Welfare Commission, to leave the state October 28 to November 10, 1950, proposed.
- Motion to defer passed, so the $2,200 Water Department appropriation for a 48-hour week was continued one week.
- Mayor's Disaster Council and Disaster Corps would receive $24,676.32 from the emergency reserve; final vote not yet shown.
- Extra $619.92 for a part-time Fire Department physician's added hours was defeated by the Board.
- Parking ban on Phelps Street sent back to committee
- Consideration of a $1,020 Fire Department vacation-relief appropriation for fireboat crews was continued two more weeks.
- Rezoning for shops refused at Twenty-ninth and Castro Streets
- Water Department's $6,585 for a land lease study and walnut harvest is put off for one week.
- The Board adopted a resolution ordering the Registrar of Voters to canvass the November 7, 1950 election returns.
- Rezoning for shops at Twenty-ninth and Castro put off again
- Emergency $3,000 appropriation for repairing ventilating houses at the Legion of Honor was referred to Finance Committee.
- Water Department funds for investigating lease values and walnut harvesting were cut from $6,585 to $3,000 by amendment.
- Payment of $1,586.38 in compensation to certain Fire Department employees was approved.
- Priola Bros. ask to park their trucks on Mission Street
- Proposed $6,955 appropriation for new City Attorney positions was continued one week in Finance Committee.
- Rezoning for shops denied on Mission Street near Onondaga Avenue
- Proposed amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance for City Attorney posts was continued one week.
- Proposed $1,020 appropriation for Fire Department vacation relief on fire boats was temporarily postponed.
- Clerk ordered to notify the federal Housing Expediter in writing of the Board's rent-control continuation action.
- Proposed companion amendment to the salary ordinance for Disaster Corps; its vote is not printed on this page.
- Board finally passed $24,673 from the Emergency Reserve Fund for Disaster Council and Disaster Corps staff and equipment.
- Board adopted a resolution in memory of Michael J. Sullivan.
- Market Street rezoning appeal postponed again for attorney Franklin O'Brien
- Richardson Avenue proposed for no-left-turn list at Chestnut and Francisco Streets; measure referred to Director of Traffic.
- Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of Lieutenant Timothy J. Burke.
- Supervisor Gallagher presented a memorial resolution for Joseph M. Walsh; its outcome is not printed here.
- Supervisor Gallagher presented a resolution in memory of Joseph M. Walsh.
- Nineteenth Avenue and Noriega Street appeal postponed for lack of supervisors
- Board adopted a resolution asking the state to amend Vehicle Code parking sections, and sent the bills to committee.
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed a stipulation limiting 1800 Nineteenth Avenue to semi-professional offices; the rezoning vote is still pending.
- $933,900 for work on major streets passed for second reading
- Board asks that buses keep off narrow Justin Drive
- The Board rescinded its second-reading vote on a proposed St. Mary's Park parking garage agreement and continued consideration for one week.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the President to add a direct air route from San Francisco to Central America.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to rescind an earlier second-reading approval of a measure; outcome continues on the next page.
- Board took up a proposal to repeal a 1939 resolution on a central telephone system for City Hall; outcome not shown on this page.
- Appropriation of $1,000 for Recreation and Park employees' car allowances re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Board appointed a committee to press the State to expedite taking over the Golden Gate Bridge operations.
- Bert W. Levit, President of the Board of Education, was granted leave of absence from February 26 to March 7, 1951.
- Resolution in memory of William Boyle adopted by the Board of Supervisors by an 11-member vote.
- Board ordered preparation of a $1,000 supplemental appropriation to pay 1951 dues to the County Supervisors Association.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion asks the City Attorney whether the city can recover a $410,647.06 bridge district assessment.
- Board deferred the Orderly classification 1-116 salary range until all classifications are considered; Halley withdrew his motion.
- Resolution adopted in memory of Stanislaus A. Riley, by unanimous rising vote of the Board.
- Proposal to give the Police Commission curb-painting powers is put off one week.
- Alcoholic clinic at 150 Otis Street put off a week
- Supervisor Gallagher won a one-week delay on $19,980 for sewage treatment plant equipment at North Point and Southeast.
- Supervisor Gallagher won a one-week delay on $32,165 for equipment for the North Point and Southeast sewage plants.
- Resolution urging the National Production Authority to favorably consider Barrett Garages, Inc.'s exception request was presented; outcome not shown.
- Gallagher asked that the Parking Authority's practice of taking neighborhood group funds for lot surveys be investigated; sent to Judiciary Committee.
- Consideration of a $1,620,900 airport appropriation for San Francisco International Airport was continued for one week.
- Endorsement of Assembly Bill 422 on the number and pay of municipal court attaches and deputies was adopted.
- Proposal to raise minimum fines for parking in bus zones was sent back to committee.
- Left-turn ban along Market Street put off
- Proposal to set minimum parking fines for yellow curb zones was re-referred to Police Committee.
- $1,250 would pay for a traffic survey near Market Street
- Left-turn bans at certain intersections put off two weeks
- Study asked on extending Jessie Street west to Tenth Street
- Resolution urging the state legislature to keep child care centers operating adopted.
- Appropriation of $1,628,760 from airport bond funds for San Francisco International Airport development was continued one week.
- Amendment letting police members claim expenses for out-of-city police studies was continued for one week.
- Consideration of the Salary Standardization Ordinance for city groups and crafts was continued for one week.
- Left-turn ban along Market Street put off
- Invitations sent to Golden Gate Bridge District directors to attend an April 30, 1951 hearing on a $5,000,000 highway loan.
- Bush and Pine Streets to be one-way at certain hours
- The Board adopted as amended a resolution opposing certain pending state bills, after removing Assembly Bill 2896 from it.
- The Board approved a $200 transfer to repair its own automobiles for the rest of the fiscal year.
- The Board set 3:00 p.m. on May 7, 1951 for its public hearing on the 1951-52 budget.
- Supervisors adopted a resolution prohibiting left-hand turns on Market Street between The Embarcadero and Van Ness Avenue.
- Consideration of the ordinance on curb painting and passenger vehicle stand fees was continued for one week.
- Water Department appropriation of $20,000 for materials and supplies is proposed; outcome continues on next page.
- Board adopted a resolution asking Congress to fund approaches to publicly owned toll bridges.
- Board re-referred a resolution endorsing Assembly Bill 302 to raise Superior Court reporters' pay to committee.
- Board adopted a resolution urging state enactment of Assembly Bill 3031 on Sheriff's Department fees.
- Board adopted a resolution calling for observance of San Francisco's 175th Founding Day and Founding Week in June 1951.
- Proposed fee for painting curb space for public passenger vehicles and white zones was sent back to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted Supervisor Gallagher's resolution asking the state Toll Bridge Authority to acquire the San Mateo-Hayward and Dumbarton Bridges.
- Proposed bar on painting curbs white until fees are paid was sent back to Finance Committee.
- A motion would delete $35,000 for a patient shelter at Kezar Stadium; the Veterans of Foreign Wars backed building it.
- The Board temporarily postponed the Recreation and Park Department budget with no objection.
- Public Library building repairs budget line reduced from $27,000 to $22,500; final budget vote not printed here.
- Police Department emergency funding of $17,000 was temporarily postponed pending a Police representative's appearance.
- Water Department budget approved as amended by the Board after a 6-5 vote following a rescinded chauffeur deletion.
- Cut Hospitality House's supplemental budget from $81,640 to $74,640, then approved it as amended, 8-3.
- The Board voted ten to one to rescind its earlier approval of the Water Department budget.
- Proposed citywide sewer use and service charge ordinance was temporarily postponed; a single-family dwelling would pay 45 cents monthly.
- Supplemental budget for Hospitality House approved as the Mayor recommended, rejecting MacPhee's motion to delete $81,640.
- Halley moved to rescind the Municipal Government Survey Advisory Committee budget deletion; outcome continues on the next page.
- Leaves of absence for Francis P. Walsh, Edward P. Walsh and Charles J. Foehn were approved by the Board.
- Board passed on first reading the annual appropriation ordinance funding city spending for fiscal 1951-52.
- Board passed on first reading the annual salary ordinance setting city employee pay for fiscal 1951-52.
- Charge for painting white curbs raised from 10 cents to 50 cents per lineal foot, approved as amended.
- The Board unanimously adopted a memorial resolution honouring Charles "Tiv" Kreling.
- Board asks the Juvenile Probation Committee to defer action on the Holton Report; a motion to table failed and the record was expunged.
- Amy D. Mahoney's assessment reduction request was continued for one week because she did not attend.
- Proposal to reclassify nine Group Supervisor positions at the Youth Guidance Center was continued for two weeks.
- Resolution 7852 was referred to the Rules Committee on a 7-3 vote, then adopted; its subject is not stated here.
- Rose Miller's request to reduce her property assessment was continued for one week.
- Board adopted a resolution in memory of Frank J. Foran.
- Consideration of a request for a resolution waiving the statute of limitations for former police captain Edward S. Foote's overtime claim was continued two weeks.
- Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memoriam of Coleman J. Conroy, by rising vote.
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing one member to attend the Shoreline Planning Association convention in Santa Barbara.
- Consideration of a request to waive the statute of limitations for former police captain Edward S. Pootel's overtime claim was continued three weeks.
- Resolution asks the Chief Administrative Officer to report on feasibility of an annual San Francisco County Fair; outcome pending.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of Mary E. Lawler.
- Proposed plumbing code rule on water pipe sizes in new buildings was re-referred to the Judiciary Committee.
- $7,575 emergency appropriation to replace two steam boilers at San Francisco Hospital was referred to Finance Committee.
- A charter amendment giving uniformed Police and Fire forces a $35 monthly pay increase was continued for one week.
- Parts of Clipper Street and Glenview Drive closed for good
- Consideration of a charter amendment giving police and fire uniformed forces a $35 monthly raise was continued to August 27, 1951.
- Proposed charter amendment on cost-of-living adjustments for Fire and Police Department members was placed on the calendar for the next meeting.
- Companion amendment to the Coroner salary ordinance was continued for two weeks.
- Proposed $1,608 to place two Mayor's chauffeurs on a 48-hour week was refused second reading, then the refusal was rescinded.
- Finance Committee took up a $5,403.13 ordinance for a part-time coroner position; outcome not printed on this page.
- Supervisor Gallagher presented a proposed charter amendment adding cost-of-living adjustments for fire and police department pay.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,608 for two Mayor's chauffeurs on a 48-hour week passed for second reading.
- Charter amendment raising Police and Fire uniformed pay by $35 monthly was tabled.
- Ordinance amending the Annual Salary Ordinance for the Mayor's chauffeurs, companion to the preceding item, was continued to September 4, 1951.
- Board unanimously adopted a memorial resolution honouring Charles H. Purcell.
- Resolution asking the Mayor and Chief Administrative Officer to confer on a solid fill crossing to Alameda County; amended, adoption pending.
- Lawrence R. Palacios approved as a Redevelopment Agency member for a four-year term from September 4, 1951.
- Finance Committee proposed $5,403.13 to make the Coroner's position part time; the motion to pass for second reading was debated.
- Board adopted, as amended, a resolution asking the State Assembly committee to study and prepare legislation for a fill linking southern San Francisco with Alameda County.
- Supervisor J. Joseph Sullivan's proposed ordinance would give appeals to the Board on City Planning lot-size decisions; still pending.
- Board of Supervisors unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of Adolph Uhl by rising vote.
- Consideration of $1,608 to move two Mayor's chauffeurs to a 48-hour week, with its companion salary amendment, was continued one week.
- Supervisor Marvin E. Lewis and Henry E. North were named to the Bay Area Rapid Transit Commission.
- City urged to offer $150,000 for the California Street Railroad Company
- Board asked the Governor to appoint three San Francisco members to the Bay Area Rapid Transit Commission, naming six candidates.
- Resolution urging observance of San Mateo Fiesta Week, September 21-29, 1951, adopted.
- Clerk authorized to accept endorsements for approved ballot arguments and submit them to the Registrar of Voters.
- Board deleted the emergency clause from the ordinance amending the Public Welfare Department salary positions for child welfare work.
- Consideration of a $1,608 appropriation to place two Mayor's chauffeurs on a 48-hour week was continued one week.
- Consideration of a companion measure amending the Mayor's salary ordinance was continued one week.
- Plan to buy the California Street Cable Railroad sent to committee
- Board members who wish may attend the Redwood Empire Association Supervisors' Unit meeting at Hoberg's, if funds are available.
- Board adopted a resolution commending Roy O. Young on his retirement from city service.
- The Chief Assistant Clerk was authorised to attend a Redwood Empire Association supervisors' meeting at Hoberg's.
- $3,000 in city aid to improve Mercury Street at Thornton Avenue
- The Board temporarily postponed a $1,050 appropriation for a temporary courtroom clerk for the County Clerk.
- A motion to re-refer the Mayor's companion amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance to Finance Committee was made.
- The Board sent a $1,608 appropriation for two Mayor's chauffeurs on a 48-hour week back to Finance Committee.
- Companion amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance, tied to the chauffeur item, sent back to Finance Committee.
- Resolution 11676 was adopted by rising vote, with Supervisor Gallagher presenting it.
- Recreation and Park's $33,660 appropriation for San Francisco Zoo improvements was continued for one week.
- Supervisor Mancuso was authorized to attend the National Association of County Officials meeting in Chicago.
- Consideration of $1,000 in overtime pay for Recreation and Park commissary staff was continued one week.
- Board passed on second reading a $1,000 overtime appropriation for Recreation and Park commissary staff at Fleishhacker Playfield.
- A memorial resolution for Everett O. Hansen was presented by Supervisor Gallagher; its outcome is not printed here.
- Juniper Street sidewalks to be narrowed from six to four feet
- Records management program measure taken up; motion to defer consideration to January was lost, final vote not yet shown.
- Southern Pacific's Bryant Street spur track put off again
- Emergency appropriation of $6,000 for Municipal Court jurors' and witness' fees was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $8,040 for two new District Attorney investigator positions was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Companion amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance for the District Attorney was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Statute of limitations waived for Gertrude M. Reagan's $500 death benefit and $286.15 retirement allowance; consideration continued.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of John D. Roche, presented by Supervisor Gallagher.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of Dr. John J. Crowley, presented by Supervisor Gallagher.
- Board kept a $28,850 records-survey appropriation on the calendar for two weeks.
- The Board adopted the Mayor's resolution granting leaves of absence to five city officials for January and February 1952.
- The Board moved to hear all interested parties on proposed no-stopping rules for downtown streets, sending the measure to a Committee of the Whole.
- Resolution granting leaves of absence to Board of Education members [name withheld] and [name withheld] and Supervisor MacPhee was adopted.
- Board adopted Gallagher's motion that department heads' budget hearings before the Finance Committee be held at night, without bringing overtime staff.
- Board adopted Gallagher's motion directing the Clerk to advertise Finance Committee budget meeting times in four daily newspapers.
- Ordinance appropriating $950 for police overtime, cut from $1,500 by amendment, was passed for second reading.
- Board continued the $28,850 appropriation for the municipal records survey committee for four weeks.
- The Board adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld], presented by Supervisor Gallagher.
- Proposed $35,000 emergency appropriation for the Sheriff's Office was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Streets Committee members authorized to attend the California street and highway conference in [name withheld].
- Three city commissioners were granted leaves of absence to travel outside California in February and March 1952.
- The Board approved the schedule of meetings to be held on the salary standardization ordinance.
- Emergency measure asking the Mayor to lease Recreation and Park Commission property to the United States was referred to the Education, Parks and Recreation Committee.
- New redevelopment area sent back to committee
- The San Francisco Bay Area Council asked the Board to appoint a representative to its Board of Governors for 1952.
- Board re-referred the McLaren Park redevelopment measure to committee for a thorough hearing, by a 5-4 vote.
- Board rescinds Gallagher's earlier motion sending proposed salary schedule amendments to the Civil Service Commission.
- Finance Committee chairman Gallagher proposed a motion sending salary amendments to the Civil Service Commission for review and report.
- Board adopted Gallagher's motion again, sending salary survey data to the Civil Service Commission for review and analysis.
- Board passed Gallagher's motion sending requested pay adjustment data to the Civil Service Commission and limiting classifications over $4800.
- Board re-adopts Gallagher's motion sending proposed salary schedule amendments to the Civil Service Commission for review and report.
- Board adopted Resolution 11999 (1939 series); its subject is not printed in this text.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Supervisor Gallagher asked the Controller and City Attorney to report on 1952 taxicab and ambulance company operations.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld].
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion continued for three weeks a $28,850 appropriation for the municipal government survey, pending department replies.
- Emergency $20,000 for crippled children's care was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $1,500 for Fire Department fire boat staffing was referred to Finance Committee.
- Meyberg Company's claim over the Market and Valencia Streets sidewalk was sent back to committee; poles may be moved for about $5,000.
- Emergency $17,000 appropriation for Registrar of Voters salaries was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $13,544.40 for [name withheld] Aquarium safety repairs was referred to Finance Committee.
- Equestrian Foundation stable lease in Golden Gate Park recommended for rejection
- Board set a salary range of $500-600 for the Supervisor of Budget Statistics classification.
- Board set a salary range of $295-345 for the Jailer classification.
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed a $460-540 monthly salary range for Director of Public Health Nursing; the Board's authority was challenged.
- Board set a salary range of $500-600 for the Supervisor of Payrolls classification.
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed a salary range of $400-480 for the Assistant Director of Public Health Nursing.
- The Board voted to rescind its earlier actions on salary motions for four City classifications, B-26, B-56, D-60 and P-57.
- The Board adopted Gallagher's motion setting City pay ranges, with maximums drawn from Civil Service recommendations and union protests.
- Salary Standardization Ordinance, as amended with Finance Committee administrative provisions, passed for second reading by the Board.
- Board adopted salary schedule amendments for city classifications, including a $500-570 range for Director of Institutional Nursing.
- The Board voted to rescind its earlier approval of a salary range for Courtroom Clerk, classification B152.
- Board adopted the Mayor's recommendation granting leaves of absence to [name withheld] and Oscar Lewis.
- Proposed $28,850 for contractual services to the Municipal Government Survey Advisory Committee was put off one week.
- Supervisor Gallagher's $245-305 monthly range for Fingerprint Technician carried 10-1 as a Finance Committee recommendation.
- The Board approved a salary range of $230-280 for Telephone Operator, classification B454; a later motion to rescind it lost.
- Board authorized its President to appoint two members to attend the United States Conference of Mayors in New York City.
- Motion to rescind the continuance of a $600 demolition transfer at Lakeview and Plymouth Avenues was withdrawn.
- The Board approved a salary range of $270-330 for Chief Telephone Operator, classification B458, in the salary ordinance.
- Motion to adopt Finance Committee salary recommendations withdrawn so Dobbs could question two nursing classifications.
- Gallagher moved to rescind the Board's March 10 action sending the salary standardization ordinance to second reading.
- Emergency appropriation of $157,625 for Laguna Honda Home overtime and supplies; final vote not printed on this page.
- The Board voted to rescind its earlier action to hold a meeting on San Francisco's terminus for the second bay crossing.
- The Board adopted Resolution 12084 approving leaves of absence for a Board of Education member and a school official.
- The Board voted 11 to 0 to expunge earlier discussion of a terminus for a second bay crossing from the record.
- Gallagher withdrew his motion to send Supervisor Lewis to Sacramento on pending second bay crossing bills.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to rescind Board [name withheld] of the Salary Standardization Ordinance, File 7846.
- Resolution honouring the late [name withheld] was unanimously adopted by rising vote.
- Resolution honouring the late [name withheld] was unanimously adopted by rising vote.
- Resolution honouring the late [name withheld] was unanimously adopted by rising vote.
- Board adopted a resolution by rising vote in memory of Daniel C. Murphy.