All decisions
15 Board decisions about E. Jack Spaulding, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board defers the exclusive garbage incineration franchise ordinance for one week and sends members a rewritten bill.
- Swill collection licence ordinance with $250 monthly fee re-referred to Health Committee after independent collectors objected.
- Board refers a proposal to put repeal of the 1927 refuse initiative and a refuse franchise policy on the November 1932 ballot to the Health Committee.
- Mayor asked to appoint a citizens' committee for dedicating the new Health Center Building on October 1, 1932; adopted.
- Berry-Ortmeyer Engineering's garbage disposal bid was taken under advisement, with proposals to lay it over a week or until Thursday.
- Supervisor Miles's resolution proposing a Golden Gate Air Terminal on Yerba Buena Island shoal was laid over one week.
- A reporter was provided for the Health Committee's milk ordinance meeting, and transcripts of earlier meetings were authorized.
- Milk, cream and milk food ordinance was re-referred to the Health Committee for hearing, with copies sent to supervisors.
- Board indefinitely postponed a resolution urging state lawmakers to let taxes be paid in quarterly installments.
- Milk and cream rules proposed, with tuberculin tests for dairy cattle
- Dairy milk safety requirements proposed by the Director of Public Health were continued one week to March 27, 1933.
- Mayor Rossi says no money exists to plan Fell Street widening
- Board adopted a resolution by Supervisor Spaulding praising the recent visit of the frigate Constitution to San Francisco.
- Supervisor Spaulding moved to proceed immediately with Section 3 of the milk ordinance, seconded by Peyser.
- Supervisor Spaulding moved on a proposition from John P. Holland; the outcome continues onto the next page.