All decisions
about 200 Board decisions about Edward L. Nolan, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board ordered Pacific Gas & Electric to remove arc lights on Haight Street and the city to assume lighting costs there.
- Robert W. Hampton appointed Gas and Water Inspector and Edward Ellison assistant, replacing Stephen A. Byrne and Frank O'Leary.
- Supervisor Nolan proposed asking federal representatives to secure a Naval Yard site at Hunter's Point.
- Board instructs Pacific Gas & Electric to supply current for 36 tungsten lamps replacing arc lights on Clement Street.
- The Board asks Pacific Gas and Electric Company to install an arc lamp on Fourteenth avenue and a gas lamp on Ellis street.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was permitted to set back three electroliers on north Geary Street between Powell and Stockton.
- Street levels to be changed on Leavenworth Street
- City takes over the roadway on Church Street
- West End Betterment Club protests the closing of Turk Street
- City takes a sewer right of way at Tara Street
- Coolidge Place is to be renamed Wall Place
- Street levels set on Lilac Street between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
- Joseph A. Heyfron was appointed Assistant Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, replacing deceased George E. Berger.
- Street levels to be changed on Buena Vista Avenue
- Pacific Gas & Electric asked for two lamps on Union Street
- The Pacific Gas & Electric Company was directed to install a gas lamp in front of St. John's German Methodist Episcopal Church on Army Street.
- Board asked Pacific Gas and Electric to install arc lights at Second and Gale and at Moscow and Italy.
- Board urges the State to begin the Armory on Mission Street
- Pacific Gas & Electric ordered to install a triple-top gas lamp on Broadway near Mason Street.
- The Board endorsed lower passenger transport rates between San Francisco and the Peninsula and directed city officials to support the effort.
- Board directed Pacific Gas and Electric to install street lights at Fulton Street and Seventeenth Avenue and on Laidley Street.
- Board of Public Works to give two gas standards and granite bases to Haight and Ashbury Improvement Club for Buena Vista Park.
- Gas lamp ordered for Commercial Street from Pacific Gas and Electric
- New street lights ordered, two in front of St. Francis Church
- Board asked Pacific Gas and Electric Company to install arc street lights at several Presidio and downtown locations.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company instructed to install arc and gas street lamps at listed locations and remove some arc lamps.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to install arc and gas street lamps at about 28 locations in several neighbourhoods.
- The Pacific Gas & Electric Company was instructed to install and remove street lamps at listed locations across San Francisco.
- The Board asks Pacific Gas and Electric Company to install single top gas street lamps at many listed locations, including Broadway and Diamond streets.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to install and remove gas and arc street lamps at many San Francisco locations.
- Four organizations were granted permission to hold charity masquerade balls without the usual license fee.
- Board adopted resolution ordering heat, light and power companies to file revenue and cost statements by February 1, 1913.
- Pacific Gas & Electric ordered to remove a Fourth Street pole
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was directed to install and remove street lamps at Chestnut and Montgomery streets and on Irwin street.
- Pacific Gas and Electric is directed to install and remove many street lamps at locations across several neighbourhoods.
- Pacific Gas and Electric was ordered to install 250-watt tungsten lamps on Polk Street and remove gas lamps.
- Clement Street Merchants' Association granted permission for an outdoor celebration on Clement Street, without the usual license fee.
- Board ordered Pacific Gas and Electric Company to install and remove street lamps at several locations, including Winfield and Steiner streets.
- Supervisor Nolan proposed that PG&E keep several Stockton Street electroliers lit until midnight and all night.
- Resolution adopted instructing Pacific Gas & Electric Company to remove a street gas lamp on Stockton Street.
- Board instructed Pacific Gas & Electric to install and remove street lamps at several San Francisco locations.
- Supervisor Nolan proposed a joint resolution instructing Pacific Gas and Electric Company to install and remove street lights.
- Board requested the City Attorney and Fire Department replace downtown electroliers destroyed by private parties and fire apparatus.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company directed, by a resolution moved by Nolan, to install and remove street lamps at listed corners.
- The Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to install and remove street lamps at many San Francisco locations.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was ordered to install and remove street lamps at several San Francisco locations.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to install and remove street lamps at several named San Francisco corners.
- Resolution proposed to validate the 1899 appointment of O. M. Tupper as Gas and Water Inspector.
- The Board instructed Pacific Gas and Electric Company to install and remove street lamps at several city corners, including Portsmouth Square.
- The Board instructed Pacific Gas & Electric to install street lamps at fourteen named locations across the city.
- Pacific Gas and Electric told to install new street lamps
- Golden Gate Steam Laundry allowed twenty-four horses at 2140 Lombard Street
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to install and remove street lamps at several San Francisco corners.
- Board of Supervisors set a committee of the whole hearing on heat, light and power rates for February 25, 1913.
- Board of Public Works asked to require building permit holders to protect or temporarily move street lamps at their own expense.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company instructed to install and remove street lamps at listed locations across the city.
- Board authorized the Lighting and Rates Committee to temporarily remove street lamps in parts of the Civic Center.
- Board authorized the Lighting and Rates Committee to approve moving any street lamp up to ten feet.
- Supervisor Nolan reported opposing the filling in of Channel Street before the state legislature.
- Clerk authorized to advertise for proposals to light city public buildings for the year ending June 30, 1914.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company instructed to install and remove street lamps at numerous named San Francisco locations.
- Supervisor Nolan proposed an ordinance fixing maximum electricity rates for city consumers for the year from July 1, 1914.
- Proposal to have Pacific Gas and Electric install and remove street lamps was sent back to the Lighting Committee.
- Six road guards for the Sheriff, costing $5400, were added to the budget by amendment.
- A raise for the Fire Department's general foreman to $4.50 a day was defeated nine votes to nine.
- A stenographer for the Department of Electricity was refused in a budget amendment proposed by Nolan.
- Resolution instructing Pacific Gas and Electric Company to install and remove street lamps was proposed.
- Sewer ordered along Eleventh Avenue from Balboa Street to Cabrillo Street
- Ordinance fixing 1913-14 maximum gas rates at 75 cents per thousand cubic feet was introduced by Supervisor Nolan.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was directed to supply electroliers and lamps on Polk Street from Sutter to Pacific; an amendment to Geary is pending.
- Contract to light city streets and public buildings for 1913-14 awarded to Pacific Gas and Electric Company.
- Street lamps on Haight Street between Buchanan and Scott streets approved; PG&E to supply power and remove old lamps.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company ordered to supply power for street lamps along Haight Street at no cost to the city.
- Supervisor Nolan's resolution was sent back to the Lighting Committee for further consideration.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company directed to supply current for Polk Street electroliers from Sutter to McAllister streets.
- J. Martin Cervieres allowed a one-horse stable on Newhall Street
- Board adopted $15,000 from the lighting budget for added street lighting in Potrero, Ocean View, Noe Valley and other districts.
- Southern Pacific to light corners along Townsend and King streets
- Resolution directs removal of City Electric Company poles placed without franchise on Sutter and Scott Streets; referred.
- Supervisors moved to invite Navy Secretary Josephus Daniels to visit the Hunter's Point Drydocks.
- Pacific Gas and Electric to install arc lamps on Kansas Street
- Majestic Theater granted permission to install electric lamps across Mission Street between 20th and 21st streets.
- Pacific Gas and Electric to move street lamps on Vallejo Street
- Sent back: Pacific Gas & Electric to light Polk Street lamps
- Pacific Gas and Electric told to move back Montgomery Street lamps
- Bids sought to replace broken street lamps near Geary Street
- Board intends to change street levels on Hampshire Street
- Bill 2733 changing and re-establishing the official grades of certain streets was passed for printing.
- Sunset Construction Company given 38 more days on Balboa Street
- Street levels to be changed on Noe Street at Liberty
- Street levels to be set on Virgil Street
- D. L. Bienfield given 60 more days on San Jose Avenue
- A new section to be added to the traffic ordinance
- Pacific Gas & Electric was directed to install and remove street lamps at several San Francisco locations.
- Pacific Gas and Electric to light twenty-one lamps on Mission Street
- Locations named on Mason Street between Turk and Post streets
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to install and remove several street lamps on local streets.
- Board ordered Pacific Gas and Electric to install and remove street lamps at several corners, including inside Golden Gate Park.
- Supervisor Nolan moved a resolution about an electric arch at Twenty-fifth and Mission streets, requested by nearby property owners and merchants.
- Pacific Gas and Electric instructed to install and remove street lamps at several Crocker Tract and Tenth Avenue locations.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to install and remove street lamps at several corners on Waller, Fell and Steiner streets.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to install and remove street lamps at several listed San Francisco locations.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company is instructed to install and remove street lamps at various Haight, Fulton and avenue locations.
- Resolution instructs Pacific Gas and Electric Company to supply current for eight tungsten street lamps in the Seacliff area at no city cost.
- Pacific Gas and Electric ordered to install and remove street lamps at several San Francisco locations.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company instructed to install, remove and change street lamps at several named San Francisco locations, passed.
- The Board resolved that lighting ducts be laid with Municipal Railway feeder ducts along Van Ness Avenue.
- The Board instructed Pacific Gas and Electric Company to install, change and remove street lamps at several city locations.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to install and remove street lamps at several San Francisco streets.
- The Board adopted an order instructing Pacific Gas and Electric to install sixteen electroliers and remove gas lamps along Buena Vista avenue.
- A resolution proposed instructing Pacific Gas and Electric to install, change and remove street lamps at several San Francisco locations.
- Board instructed Pacific Gas and Electric to install and remove street lamps at several San Francisco streets.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was ordered to install, remove and change street lamps at many locations, including Dolores and Frederick streets.
- The Board instructed Pacific Gas & Electric to install and change street lamps at several locations near Jackson and Washington streets.
- The Board set a February 24, 1914 Committee of the Whole investigation into heat, light and power rates for 1914-15.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company ordered to install and remove street lamps at listed San Francisco locations.
- Proposed resolution would deny property owners' request to light and maintain 42 electroliers on Larkin Street.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company is instructed to install, change and remove street lamps at several San Francisco locations.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company directed to supply current for four electroliers; the vote continues on the next page.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to install double gaseliers at many corners along Fell Street.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to supply electric current for street lamps in Ingleside Terrace Tract.
- Board denied property owners' request for forty-two electroliers on Larkin Street between Golden Gate avenue and Suter street.
- Pacific Gas and Electric is proposed to install and maintain new electroliers on Third Street; outcome continues on next page.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to supply electric current for lamps in the Ingleside Terrace Tract, adopted by the Board.
- Board ordered Pacific Gas and Electric Company to install, change and remove street lamps on Post, Scott and O'Farrell streets and others.
- The Pacific Gas and Electric Company was ordered to install and remove street lamps at several sites in the Richmond and Haight areas.
- Supervisor Nolan proposed a resolution on installing arc lamps; the vote is not shown on this page.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company ordered to light and maintain 36 electroliers on Golden Gate Avenue, Market to Van Ness.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company's proposal for 42 lights on Fourth Street was laid over one week.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to install and remove street lamps at several San Francisco intersections and streets.
- Board authorises Public Works to install lights in the City Treasurer's office at a cost not to exceed $75.
- Rules set for gasoline stations and the fuel they store
- The Board granted the Dreamland Athletic Club permission to hold a Class B boxing exhibition on November 20, 1914.
- Bread, milk and coal sales to be checked for short weight
- Board instructed Pacific Gas and Electric to install, change and remove street lamps at listed corners across the city.
- The Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids to light public buildings and streets from July 1, 1914.
- Board kept the Sheriff's expenses at $2,500 after a motion to cut them to $1,250 failed.
- The Board approved about $1,086,800 for street, sewer and public building repairs, with added library, park and street works.
- Board approved raising four Police Department telephone operators' salaries to $1020 each per year.
- Telephone operator salaries in five items were each raised by $5 per month and approved together.
- Four Department of Electricity telephone operators received a raise, from $960 to $1020 per year each.
- The Board ordered Pacific Gas and Electric Company to install, change and remove street lamps along Ninth avenue and nearby streets.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to install and remove street lamps at several San Francisco locations.
- City Electric Company wins the year's power contract for city buildings
- The Pacific Gas & Electric Company was ordered to stop lighting 20 safety station lamps until further Board order.
- A contract to light city streets, outlying districts and public buildings was brought forward for award.
- Board instructs Pacific Gas and Electric Company to install, remove and change street lamps at several named locations.
- Board set aside $500 from the lighting budget for electric signs at Harbor, Park and Potrero Emergency Hospitals.
- $5,000 proposed for lighting arches on Mission Street
- Proposed resolution sets aside $1,000 to replace broken electroliers in the downtown district; passed for printing.
- Board proposes instructing Pacific Gas and Electric Company to install, remove and change street lamps at listed locations.
- Amusement show Fighting the Flames allowed on Van Ness Avenue
- Pacific Gas and Electric is instructed to install and remove street lamps at several San Francisco locations.
- J. Charles Green Company was granted permission to erect a billboard on the west line of the Embarcadero, revocable at the Board's will.
- The Lighting and Rates Committee's proposed $1,000 allowance to Pacific Gas and Electric Company was referred to the Finance Committee.
- C. M. Howard allowed a stable for six horses on Lapidge Street
- Supervisors instructed Pacific Gas and Electric to install arc lamps and remove single-top gas lamps on several streets.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to install and move street lamps at several San Francisco locations.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to supply current for 98 street lamps on Mission Street between Sixteenth and Twenty-fourth streets.
- The Board instructed Pacific Gas and Electric to install and remove street lamps along Broderick and Green Streets.
- Pacific Gas and Electric to install gas lamps on Octavia Street
- Street lamps on avenues near Clement Street sent back to committee
- Pacific Gas and Electric to light forty-two lamps on Larkin Street
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company instructed to install, change and remove street lamps on Eighth Avenue, Folsom and Army streets.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company ordered to install, remove and change street lamps at many Pacific Avenue and Jackson Street sites.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company is instructed to install lights on Municipal Railway trolley poles on Van Ness Avenue.
- Pacific Gas & Electric ordered to install and maintain forty-two all-night electroliers along Fourth Street corners.
- The Board instructed Pacific Gas and Electric to install, change and remove street lamps at many locations, including Valley, Douglass and Hayes streets.
- A resolution to light forty-eight Fourth Street corners was sent back to the Lighting and Rates Committee.
- The Board agreed to budget $7,500 for electric lighting on Market Street during the Exposition, requested by the Downtown Association.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to install one arc lamp and remove three gas lamps at named corners.
- Pacific Gas and Electric told to light the Stockton Street tunnel
- The Board adopted a resolution instructing Pacific Gas and Electric to install and remove street lamps at two intersections.
- Pacific Gas and Electric is instructed to light and maintain ten new street lights at Church, Dolores, Eighteenth, Nineteenth and Twentieth street corners.
- Supervisor Nolan proposed directing Pacific Gas and Electric to install, change and remove street lamps on Grant Avenue and nearby streets.
- The Board ordered Pacific Gas and Electric to install and remove street lamps at several locations, including Mission street.
- The Board ordered Pacific Gas and Electric Company to install and remove street lamps at numerous named San Francisco corners and streets.
- Board repealed its earlier acceptance of electroliers from the Down Town Association, under Resolution No. 5059.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to light the Stockton Street Tunnel on a set schedule.
- North End Improvement Association granted permission to install electric street lighting on Fillmore Street during the Exposition.
- Club asks to move eighteen of Fourth Street's new lamps
- Clerk's approval of John F. Conlan's temporary stenographer appointment in the Board of Supervisors office was approved.
- Pacific Gas and Electric Company was instructed to remove many street lamps at corners along Van Ness Avenue.
- The Board ordered Pacific Gas and Electric to install, remove and replace street lamps at several city locations.
- The Board declared it policy that street lighting posts used in San Francisco must be made in San Francisco.
- Proposal to cut two Board of Public Works stenographers' pay from $1,680 to $1,500 each was lost.
- Proposal to cut a clerk-in-charge's salary from $2,100 to $1,800 is pending; vote continues on the next page.
- Motion to cut a Board of Public Works bookkeeper's salary from $3,600 to $3,300 was lost.
- Motion to cut a Board of Public Works clerk's salary from $2,100 to $1,800 was lost.
- A new assistant photographer post at $1,500 was added by reducing photostat room supplies to $1,500.
- Supervisor Nolan's minority report opposes the 75-cent gas rate, noting the company has charged 85 cents under an injunction.
- Pacific Gas and Electric instructed to install and remove street lamps on Dolores, Larkin and Washington streets.
- Street lamp moved to the entrance of St. Francis Wood
- The Board authorized $228.28 to nurse Agnes Tobin for on-duty illness under an Industrial Accident Commission ruling.
- Nolan's $1,500 resolution paying California Fire Works Co. for Path of Gold fireworks was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Nolan proposed appropriating Urgent Necessities funds for incidental Path of Gold celebration claims.
- Mary Foster's resignation as Chief Telephone Operator at City Hall was accepted, effective January 1, 1917.
- Proposed ordinance letting the Mayor contract an organist for the Exposition Auditorium organ was laid over one week.
- Spring Valley Water Company is directed to connect and supply water for drinking fountains on Mission Street.
- Pacific Gas & Electric to add street lamps on Potrero Avenue
- The Supplies Committee's proposal to reject Neal Publishing Company's printing bid and award city printing was put off.