All decisions
about 570 Board decisions about Francis McCarty, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Recreation and Park Commission to consider ways of providing a fairyland in San Francisco.
- Board authorized the City Attorney to represent San Francisco in bus certificate proceedings against Bay Area Transit System and [name withheld].
- The Board approved the Public Welfare Department budget after cutting child welfare worker positions from 14 to 10.
- Three War Memorial Board of Trustees members were granted leaves of absence, with permission to leave the State.
- Finance Committee's amended appropriation of $7,500 from Hetch Hetchy Project funds for accident compensation and judgments passed first reading.
- Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for several city commissioners and officials to travel were adopted.
- Board adjusted 1952-53 departmental budgets so new Salary Standardization compensation schedules take effect July 1, 1952; motion carried.
- The 1952-53 city budget was amended to follow Finance Committee recommendations, with interdepartmental positions tied to Civil Service rules.
- A motion was proposed to direct the Controller to adjust retirement allowances in the 1952-53 budget estimates.
- Board finally passed an emergency $7,600 appropriation for Registrar of Voters overtime and temporary salaries.
- Civil Service Commission directed to set pay rates for disability transfer employments in the Annual Salary Ordinance; motion carried nine to none.
- Board adopted the 1952-53 city budget as amended and sent the appropriation and salary ordinances for action on May 21, 1952.
- A $250 emergency overtime appropriation for the Fire Alarm Office was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging public support for the campaign for an Olympic Game Fund.
- [name withheld] Aquarium's $5,622 emergency appropriation for salaries and operating costs was put off one week for lack of votes.
- The Fire Department's $8,500 emergency appropriation for holiday overtime was put off one week for lack of votes.
- A $900 emergency appropriation for Public Health sick leave at Emergency Hospitals was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld] by unanimous rising vote.
- A $960 emergency appropriation for temporary salaries in the [name withheld] office was referred to the Finance Committee.
- A $638 emergency appropriation for War Memorial wages was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Mancuso and [name withheld] were granted leaves of absence in late July and August 1952.
- $2,700 of land bought for McLaren Park
- Police Department representatives were authorized to attend the California State Peace Officers' Conference in [name withheld], August 14-16, 1952.
- The Board adopted legal documents and a call for bids for the Mission-Bartlett Parking Plaza, with MacPhee opposed.
- Supervisor Harold S. Dobbs and Recreation and Park Commissioner [name withheld] granted leaves of absence in August and September 1952.
- Request for shops at Alemany Boulevard and Santa Rosa Avenue refused
- Resolution adopted asking the Mayor to appoint a committee for a San Francisco reception for California Olympic participants, with $4,000 transferred.
- Resolution granting leaves of absence to several city officials, with permission to leave the state, was adopted.
- Temporarily postponed a resolution authorizing city-funded ballot arguments for November 4, 1952 measures until funds are certified available.
- Proposal to delete Washington's Birthday and Admission Day as double-time holidays from Ordinance 7414 continued one week.
- The Board debated a resolution opposing the proposed high-level steel bridge between Richmond and San Rafael; the outcome is not shown here.
- Resolution No. 12628, presented by Supervisor McCarty, was adopted; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Supervisor McCarty moved that the Board endorse Proposition O on the November 4th ballot, concerning fire bureau personnel.
- Resolution 12697 was adopted by the Board; its subject is not stated on this page.
- Ordinance letting the Sheriff set county jail prisoners to public works labour was re-referred to committee.
- Board released a public welfare lien on [name withheld] after she paid $47.86 in full.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor.
- Recreation and Park Department's $1,543 appropriation for temporary salaries, including Kezar Stadium janitorial service, was finally passed.
- Resolution 12928 was adopted unanimously, though its subject is not printed on these pages.
- The Board referred an emergency ordinance appropriating $11,220 for temporary salaries in the District Attorney's office to the Finance Committee.
- Resolution 12943 was adopted by the Board, though its subject is not printed on this page.
- Public Health sought $95,545 for a rheumatic heart program; the measure was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution in memoriam of [name withheld], presented by Supervisors McCarty and Mead.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of the late [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for the annual Chinese New Year celebration.
- Supervisor McCarty proposed asking the Public Utilities Commission for a report on off-peak reduced Muni fares.
- Board endorsed Assembly Bill 99 on compensation for municipal court judges.
- Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld].
- Supervisor McCarty presented a resolution endorsing Assembly Bill 93 on the number and pay of Municipal Court deputies.
- Supervisor McCarty moved to call his resolution opposing three state bills on Golden Gate Bridge control out of committee.
- Proposal for $166,000 from a 1947 bond fund to rehabilitate the Municipal Railway, with amendments being voted on.
- Municipal Railway rehabilitation, estimated at $6.6M, was referred to Finance Committee.
- Planning Commission proposal to include [name withheld] in the Shoreline Development section of the Master Plan was taken up by committee.
- A resolution in memoriam of [name withheld], Sr. was adopted unanimously by rising vote.
- Supervisor McCarty asked the Rules Committee to study restricting officials' votes at conventions to Board policy; referred.
- Resolution urging San Franciscans and city departments to support the [name withheld] on June 7, 1953.
- Board adopted a resolution approving Storyland as a Recreation and Park Commission project, allowing gifts and donations for it.
- The Board authorized Public Utilities Commission representatives to attend the municipal utilities convention in San Francisco, June 9-12, 1953.
- Board adopted a resolution recommending Congress amend Public Law 695 to allow continued Bay Bridge tolls.
- City Attorney's $4,100 emergency appropriation for library book repair and litigation is proposed, with a cut to $3,800.
- The Board urged the Veterans' Administration to fund a 1000-bed hospital at Fort Funston, planned in 1946.
- Board approved McCarty's motion asking the City Attorney to meet federal and state agencies about Army use of [name withheld].
- Resolution adopted authorizing [name withheld] and [name withheld] to attend congressional hearings on a southern Bay crossing.
- Resolution adopted paying tribute to [name withheld] on his silver jubilee of service.
- Resolution adopted commending San Francisco's state legislators for helping pass legislation directing a southern Bay crossing.
- [name withheld], [name withheld], is welcomed by the Board
- Consideration of a $600 purchase of property from [name withheld] for School Project No. 14 was continued one week.
- Supervisor McCarty directed the City Attorney to draft a bill transferring San Francisco harbor facilities from the State to the City.
- Supervisor McCarty asks for lower Golden Gate Bridge tolls
- Leaves of absence for [name withheld] and three other city officials were adopted, allowing them to leave the state.
- Supervisor McCarty directed the City Attorney to check the title of Lick Place, now closed to vehicles by barriers.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the American Korean Foundation's drive for aid to [name withheld] of Korea.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld] on his roundtrip flight to London.
- Board approves leaves of absence for [name withheld], Joseph Hayes and [name withheld] to travel out of state.
- Proposed charter amendment on acting mayor appointment was re-referred to the Judiciary Committee for further study.
- Supervisor McCarty proposed a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim United Nations Week and United Nations Day.
- Public hearing set for August 24 on a five-cent Shoppers' Special fare on downtown Muni.
- Resolution granted leaves of absence with permission to leave the state for several city officers in September 1953.
- Board referred Rev. James O'Shea's list of tenant reprisal cases after rent protests to the Public Health and Welfare Committee.
- Controller asked that the $450 parking study appropriation return to the Finance Committee, and it was sent back.
- Charter amendment to curtail or end city fireboat operation was ordered submitted to voters.
- Supervisors debated a $22,000 Water Department appropriation for reservoir and tank repairs, with a proposed amendment and postponement motion.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim October 4-10, 1953, as National Letter Writing Week.
- The Board adopted a resolution authorizing a ballot argument on Proposition L, which concerns curtailing or ending fireboat operations.
- Board sets September 28, 1953 hearing on appeal against Planning Commission's refusal of a lot-size variance at California and Thirty-second.
- Supervisor McCarty's request that the Public Utilities Commission report on a 5-cent off-peak Muni fare was granted.
- Board deferred again the appeal over denied rezoning of San Bruno Avenue property from residential to light commercial.
- Consideration of a $2,072 police temporary salaries appropriation was continued one week, without a stated date.
- Resolution No. 13756 was adopted by the Board, though its subject is not printed on this page.
- Board continued consideration one week of a proposed measure on acquiring [name withheld] for recreational use.
- Supervisor McCarty moved to send the shopper's bus resolution back to the Public Utilities Commission for rewording.
- Board referred the Shopper's Special bus extension to the Public Utilities Commission to clarify whether a tax subsidy is needed.
- Rules Committee's ordinance on procedure for submitting charter amendments was referred to the Judiciary Committee for clarification.
- Board voted to open nominations for the office of Board President for the two-year term.
- A resolution commending the White House on its centennial celebration of its founding was adopted.
- Resolution urging Congress to let San Francisco International Airport become a foreign trade zone was adopted.
- The Board rescinded its earlier adoption of File No. 11319, a resolution urging Congress to let San Francisco International Airport become a foreign trade zone.
- An $11,000 appropriation for Recreation and Park accident compensation was continued one week while the department provides claim details.
- Board postponed for two weeks the proposed abandonment of the No. 56 Cemeteries bus line.
- Board again adopted a resolution opposing abandonment of Muni's No. 76 Broadmoor bus line.
- Move to save the Hyde and Jones Street cable lines refused
- Board adopted a resolution commending the observance of Catholic Press Month.
- The Board adopted a resolution disapproving the Public Utilities Commission's plan to end the No. 37 Corbett bus line.
- Disapproval of the Public Utilities Commission's proposed abandonment of part of Municipal Railway Line 36 adopted.
- Board adopted a resolution congratulating radio station KCBS on five years under Columbia Broadcasting System ownership.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending and congratulating Hastings on the centennial of its founding.
- Endorsement of the Veterans of Foreign Wars Boulevard of Flags program was tabled.
- Leaves of absence were granted to McMahon, [name withheld] and [name withheld], including travel out of state, on the Mayor's recommendation.
- Judah Street widening by narrowing sidewalks sent back to committee
- Plan B cable car operation and maintenance measure proposed for voters; amendments adopted, measure still pending.
- Market Street sidewalk widths sent back to committee
- The Board adopted a resolution urging Congress and the President to amend the Pledge of Allegiance to the Flag.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld], presented by all members.
- Planning Code amendment on modifying or waiving stipulations was re-referred to the Public Buildings committee.
- Board sets a June 1 hearing on the proposed abandonment of Muni No. 17 bus service in Parkmerced.
- Proposal to exempt autopsy surgeons from the charter's citizenship rule was sent back to the Finance Committee.
- Board accepted the Marina Merchants Association's offer to observe Independence Day and asked the Mayor to appoint a committee.
- Resolution granting leaves of absence to several officials, including [name withheld] and James Halley, was adopted.
- The Public Utilities Commission asked the Board to confirm extending the Special Shoppers' Service to December 31, 1954; set for June 14.
- The Board approved continuing the Municipal Railway Special Shopper's Shuttle Service to December 31, 1954.
- Board considers a finding on extending the five-cent Shopper's Shuttle fare on the Municipal Railway through December 31, 1954.
- Move to revive the Market Street subway study money debated
- Sidewalks on Portola Drive to be cut to twelve feet
- A motion carried with no subject on this page
- Resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a committee for City Employees Night at Seals Stadium was adopted.
- [name withheld] and E. S. Harris had their building assessment reduced to $60,000 on block 599, lot 14.
- Resolution asking Mayor Robinson to appoint a committee to bring major league baseball to San Francisco was adopted.
- Supervisors adopted a motion to hold a special meeting on July 24, 1954, to give final passage to the budget measures.
- Marine Terminals Corp.'s $37,712 possessory interest assessment was reduced to zero.
- Crowley Launch & Tugboat Co.'s $1,763 possessory interest assessment was reduced to zero.
- Isthmian Steamship Co.'s $33,732 possessory interest assessment was reduced to zero despite the Director of Property's recommendation.
- [name withheld] Terminals, Inc. sought a reduction of its $267,798 possessory interest assessment; the outcome is on the next page.
- The Board reduced S.F. Stevedoring Co.'s $3,021 possessory-interest assessment to zero.
- The Board reduced Seaboard Stevedoring Co.'s $2,863 possessory-interest assessment to zero, following the Director of Property's recommendation.
- Shipowners & Merchants Towboat Co. sought a reduction of its $8,505 possessory-interest assessment; the Director of Property recommended $3,835.
- Acme Export Packing Co.'s possessory interest assessment of $21,200 was reduced to zero by the Board.
- Triple A Machine Shop, Inc.'s possessory interest assessment of $62,916 was reduced to zero by the Board.
- Mission Terminal Co's property assessment cut to zero; Property Director had proposed $8,407.
- [name withheld] $1,753 possessory interest assessment was temporarily postponed while the Board checks records.
- Star Terminal Co.'s $21,313 possessory interest assessment was reduced to zero, against the Director's recommendation.
- Calmar Steamship Corp.'s $29,054 possessory interest assessment was reduced to zero.
- Union Oil Co. of California's $2,753 possessory-interest assessment was reduced to zero.
- Pacific Far East Lines' $46,850 possessory-interest assessment was proposed for reduction to zero; outcome not printed here.
- Dispute over S. F. Stevedoring Co.'s $3,021 assessment was expunged from the record pending a call of the Board.
- Proposed resolution disapproving abandonment of part of the No. 76 Broadmoor Municipal Railway line; outcome not shown on this page.
- Board voted to reduce Pac-Oriental Terminal Co's $77,431 possessory-interest assessment to zero, against the Director of Property's advice.
- Board reduced Pacific Ports Service Co's $29,897 possessory-interest assessment to zero, rejecting the $4,294 substitute motion.
- Associated Banning Co's possessory interest assessed at $915 was reduced to zero on the Board's motion.
- Beth Pac Coast Steel Corp's possessory interest assessed at $72,560 was reduced to zero on the Board's motion.
- Calif. Stevedore & Ballast Co's possessory interest assessed at $52,307 was reduced to zero on the Board's motion.
- The Director of Property recommended reducing The Harbor Tug & Barge Co.'s $1,775 possessory-interest assessment to zero; no vote shown.
- Board voted to reduce [name withheld], Inc.'s $99,511 possessory interest assessment to zero, against the Director of Property's advice.
- Motion proposed to reduce Bay Cities Transportation Co.'s $11,144 possessory interest assessment to zero; outcome not shown.
- Ocean Terminals' $49,065 possessory-interest assessment reduced to zero; Property Director had recommended zero.
- [name withheld] parking lot possessory interest assessment of $14,286 was reduced to zero on appeal by the Board.
- Overseas Shipping Co's $23,878 assessment reduction to zero proposed; Property Director had recommended no reduction.
- Pacific Ship Repair's possessory interest assessment of $59,877 was reduced to zero on appeal by the Board.
- [name withheld], Inc.'s application to reduce its $1,753 assessment was denied because it did not appear and testify.
- River Lines, Inc.'s $6,930 possessory interest assessment was reduced to zero.
- Waterman Corp. of California's $59,163 possessory-interest assessment was reduced to zero, against the Director's recommendation.
- West Coast Terminals' $74,083 possessory-interest assessment was reduced to zero, though the Director recommended $28,390.
- Board approved reducing S. F. Bar Pilots Assn's $2,205 possessory interest assessment to zero.
- Supervisor McCarty moved to reduce Pope & Talbot Inc's $44,508 possessory-interest assessment to zero; no vote recorded.
- Bay & River Navigation Co's possessory interest assessed at $28,400 was reduced to zero on the Board's motion.
- The possessory-interest assessment of Dowley Launch & Tugboat Co., valued at $1,763, was reduced to zero.
- The possessory-interest assessment of Golden Gate Scenic SS Lines, Inc., valued at $403, was reduced to zero.
- The possessory-interest assessment of Harbor Tours, valued at $1,195, was reduced to zero.
- Board adopted a resolution pledging its support for the bond measures on the November 2, 1954, ballot.
- Board adopted a resolution urging San Franciscans to observe September 12, 1954, as the 300th anniversary of Jewish settlement in the United States.
- Board adopted, as amended, a resolution asking federal authorities to let public agencies hold hearings before removing or transferring public enterprises.
- Finding adopted that proposed common-use charges at San Francisco International Airport rest on a deficit budget.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging support for the emergency March of Dimes campaign.
- The Board adopted a resolution authorizing a ballot argument favouring Proposition B, a $5,000,000 recreation center bond, for November 2, 1954.
- A resolution encouraged the San Francisco Junior Chamber of Commerce to secure the [name withheld] headquarters in San Francisco.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to seek the 1955 United Nations General Assembly in San Francisco.
- Board adopted policy to submit a $5,000,000 bond issue for a recreation center to the November 2, 1954 election.
- The Board passed as an emergency $8,400 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to rent a voting machine warehouse.
- The Board adopted a resolution authorizing correction of clerical errors in the 1954-55 assessment roll.
- The Call Bulletin newspaper was congratulated by resolution on its 100th year of publication.
- Emergency $2,335 appropriation for a clerk-typist position and typewriter in the [name withheld] Office was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance for the [name withheld] Office was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution thanking Giant manager [name withheld] for helping promote the $5,000,000 recreation bond Proposition B.
- Emergency $312 appropriation for the Sheriff to comply with a court sentence was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Resolution asking the Mayor to seek a 1955 United Nations meeting in San Francisco was referred to committee.
- Board adopted a petition asking the Civil Aeronautics Board to make San Francisco a stop on Scandinavian [name withheld] to Copenhagen flight.
- Consideration of no-stopping hours on parts of Post and O'Farrell Streets was put off until January 3, 1955.
- Shorter no-stopping plan for Post and O'Farrell Streets taken up
- Public Health's $3,750 emergency request for canned goods at [name withheld] was sent to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor McCarty presented a resolution supporting Pan American World Air Lines' bid for direct air service between San Francisco and Central America.
- Ordinance appropriating $18,985 for Public Defender staff positions was taken up after temporary postponement; outcome not printed.
- Board voted to rescind its refusal of a $4,275 Controller audit of the [name withheld] Office, then continued it two weeks.
- A request that the Mayor seek the 1955 United Nations meeting in San Francisco was continued for one week.
- Resolution asking the Mayor to bring the 1955 United Nations meeting to San Francisco is debated, outcome pending.
- The Board adopted a resolution setting policy for $150,000 in extraordinary expenses for the 1955 United Nations meeting in San Francisco.
- Board adopted a memorial resolution honouring the late [name withheld].
- The Board set December 27, 1954 as a special order to consider extending the shopper's fare in downtown and Mission areas.
- A resolution urging a Garden of Friendship at San Francisco International Airport was continued for one week.
- Board temporarily postponed a resolution letting Mayor Christopher accept a Rome congress invitation, pending cost figures.
- Consideration of [name withheld] moving sidewalk transit plan was continued for two weeks after his sister's presentation.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating columnist [name withheld] on the twelfth anniversary of his column.
- Public Defender appropriation of $6,881.25 was sent back to second reading and continued one week.
- Change to the Public Defender salary ordinance was continued one week to December 27, 1954.
- A resolution urging a Garden of Friendship at the international airport was sent back to committee.
- Appropriation of $18,985 for Public Defender staff positions was continued one week to December 27, 1954.
- Resolution commending Governor [name withheld] J. Knight on his appointment drew opposition; the final vote is not printed here.
- Board passed an emergency $6,800 appropriation for sick-leave replacements at San Francisco Hospital and [name withheld].
- Supervisor Halley moves the Post Street measures back to committee
- Resolution in memory of Edward L. Nolan was adopted unanimously by rising vote.
- The Legion of Honor's fire-hazard communication about its Little Theatre was referred to Finance Committee, and the theatre was asked to close.
- Board adopted the Mayor's leaves of absence for [name withheld], Jr. and [name withheld], January 1955.
- No-stopping proposal for Post Street between Market and Taylor was continued to the first Monday in February.
- Board authorizes the Clerk to request a $150,000 supplemental appropriation from the Mayor.
- Board endorses legislation to bring the 1960 [name withheld] to California.
- Leaves of absence granted to [name withheld], Clarissa McMahon and [name withheld], with permission to leave the state.
- Board adopted an amended resolution appointing three supervisors to attend the 1955 United States Conference of Mayors convention.
- The Board adopted a resolution extending felicitations to the Chinese people for the Year of the Sheep.
- Air Force Association was designated to arrange services for the tenth anniversary of V-J Day.
- The Board approved leaves of absence for City Planning Commissioner [name withheld] and [name withheld] in February 1955.
- Supervisor McCarty presented a resolution congratulating [name withheld] on his election to baseball's Hall of Fame.
- Post and O'Farrell Streets to go one-way for 120 days
- Board set February 21, 1955 as the hearing date on Public Utilities Commission electric rates at Moccasin, California.
- Board adopted a resolution commending the observance of Catholic Press Month.
- Leave of absence granted to Mayor Elmer Robinson to confer with United Nations representatives in New York.
- The Board asked the City Attorney to prepare an ordinance setting how franchises on City property are granted; it was referred to the Police Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging the President to approve [name withheld] request to drop a mid-Pacific island stop on its California-Orient route.
- Board voted to continue for one week the proposed Redevelopment Area E covering the Wholesale Produce Market.
- Mayor asks the Board to think again on one-way Post Street
- Finding on proposed electric energy rates at Moccasin, California adopted; affects a small store and state hatchery.
- Supervisor McCarty proposed opposing State Senate Bill 1754 on voting machine candidate placement; it was referred to committee.
- Supervisor McCarty called attention to a Hoover Commission proposal to close seven Bay Area hospitals and asked for study.
- Motion to set the Car Cleaner monthly pay range at $275-315 failed on a tie vote.
- Motion to set the Foreman Janitor monthly pay range at $350-385 failed on a tie vote.
- Pay range of $415-485 monthly for Supervisor of School Janitors adopted by amendment.
- Pay range of $235-270 monthly for [name withheld] adopted by amendment.
- Hourly rate of $2.15 for Cook Manager at Secondary School Cafeteria adopted by amendment.
- Hourly rate of $1.79 for Cook Manager at Elementary School Cafeteria adopted by amendment.
- Proposed $1.79 hourly rate for [name withheld] at Secondary School Cafeteria was rejected by the Board.
- Amendment adopted setting the Porter pay range at $220-275 per month.
- Supervisor McCarty's amendment setting House Mother pay at $265-305 a month was adopted.
- Supervisor McCarty's amendment to set Orderly pay at $230-280 a month failed.
- Supervisor McCarty's amendment to set Orderly pay at $220-280 a month failed on a tie vote.
- Stockman classification J-78 was given a monthly pay range of $320-360, adopted by the Board.
- Proposed Seamstress classification 1-254 pay range of $235-285 a month was rejected on a tied vote.
- A proposed $290-350 monthly pay range for Bookkeeping Machine Operators failed on a tie vote.
- A proposed $270-320 monthly pay range for Telephone Operators failed on a tie vote.
- Monthly pay ranges for several city job classifications are amended, including telephone operator, dental hygienist, gardener and janitor.
- Motion setting the Working Foreman Janitor monthly pay range at $305-345 was adopted.
- Motion to set the Supervisor of Janitors monthly pay range at $400-470 failed.
- Amendment adopted setting the Laundress pay range at $210-270 per month.
- Pay range of $365-400 monthly for Assistant Supervisor of School Janitors adopted by amendment.
- Proposed $275-315 monthly pay range for Watchman was rejected by a tie vote of five to five.
- After rescinding an earlier refusal, the Board adopted a $220-280 monthly pay range for Orderly.
- Amendment adopted setting the [name withheld] pay range at $245-295 per month.
- Amendment adopted setting the [name withheld] pay range at $265-315 per month.
- Supervisor McCarty's amendment setting [name withheld] pay at $245-295 a month was adopted.
- Supervisor McCarty's amendment setting [name withheld] pay at $245-295 a month was adopted.
- Amendment to set the Flatwork Ironer pay range at $210-270 per month was defeated.
- Supervisor McCarty's amendment to set School [name withheld] pay at $1.45 an hour failed.
- Supervisor McCarty's amendment to set male School [name withheld] pay at $1.65 an hour failed on a tie vote.
- Supervisor McCarty's amendment to set Flatwork Ironer pay at $210-270 a month failed.
- [name withheld] classification 1-210 was given a monthly pay range of $300-360, adopted by the Board.
- Senior Orderly classification 1-120 was given a monthly pay range of $245-295, adopted by the Board.
- Senior Clerk-Stenographer classification B-412 was given a monthly pay range of $335-410, adopted by the Board.
- [name withheld] classification J-80 was first given a range of $360-420, then the Board rescinded that range.
- McCarty proposed an [name withheld] classification L-452 pay range of $300-350 a month; outcome not printed here.
- $3,623 voted to move adult probation to 604 Montgomery Street
- Decision put off on shops at Clay and Broderick Streets
- Board re-referred a $5,840 appropriation for temporary City Attorney positions to committee for further study.
- The Board sent state bills AB 2703 and AB 2752 on city liability for defective sidewalks back to the State Legislation Committee for further study.
- Dwight Street improvement with $4,600 city aid put off
- McCarty moved opposition to state bills banning water fluoridation; the motion was sent to a committee for study.
- Proposal to widen sidewalks on the south side of Dwight Street between Goettingen and Brussels Streets was continued one week.
- Resolution urging the California State Junior Chamber of Commerce to choose San Francisco as its 1956 convention site; adopted.
- State bill backed to make Hyde Street Pier a park
- Board adopted purchase of property from the Housing Authority for School Project No. 27 for $40,483.45.
- Board adopted authorization to acquire land in San Mateo County by eminent domain for San Francisco International Airport.
- [name withheld] leased land at McKinnon Avenue and Phelps Street
- Supervisors moved approval of the Coroner's budget with cuts and supplements; the vote continues on the next page.
- Board adopted a resolution fixing prices for Municipal Code excerpts sold in pamphlet form, repealing Resolution 14418.
- The Board adopted a resolution releasing Public Welfare Department liens on [name withheld] for aid extended to her.
- The Board adopted a resolution correcting a clerical error in the 1954-55 assessment roll.
- The Board adopted a resolution releasing a Department of Public Health lien on [name withheld] for care furnished.
- The Board adopted a resolution extending emergency relief grants to dependent non-residents for June and July.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld] on his resignation as San Francisco Superintendent of Public Schools.
- Release of a Department of Public Health lien for care and treatment furnished [name withheld] was adopted.
- The Board adopted a resolution approving supplemental recommendations from the Public Welfare Department.
- The Board adopted a resolution refunding duplicate and erroneous tax payments for fiscal years 1953-54 and 1954-55.
- $96,000 voted for underground railway ducts on Chestnut Street
- Land taken for $8,750 to widen Mansell Street
- The Board adopted a resolution urging the Civil Aeronautics Board to create a direct air route to Europe.
- Special order set for June 27, 1955 to study extending the shopper's bus fare in downtown and Mission districts.
- Supervisor McCarty withdrew his proposal to defer the June 20, 1955 Board meeting to June 21.
- Supervisor McCarty asks a ban on airport buses loading on streets
- Charter amendment adding a confidential secretary post to the City Attorney and Public Defender offices was continued.
- Five-cent fare kept on the Mission Street shopper's shuttle
- City Attorney authorized to intervene before the Federal Power Commission on additional natural gas supply for the Bay Area.
- Consideration of [name withheld] and [name withheld] assessment appeal for block 2501A lot 18 was continued one week.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] property assessment application for Block 3012 Lot 21A was continued one week.
- [name withheld] property assessment application for Block 3012 Lots 18/19 was continued one week.
- Consideration of MacSweeney Enterprises' assessment application was continued for one week.
- Assessment applications of Pacific Ship Repair and Pacific Shops, Inc. were continued for one week.
- Alioto Fish Grotto's possessory interest tax application was continued one week for review of income figures.
- Alioto Fish Co.'s possessory interest tax application was continued one week after testimony on its value.
- Cleveland Wrecking Company's personal property equalization application was continued for one week.
- A resolution disapproving the end of No. 56 Cemeteries streetcar service was set as a special order for August 8, 1955.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] property assessment application for Block 2055 Lot 19B was continued one week.
- [name withheld] property assessment application for Block 2979 Lot 9 was continued one week.
- [name withheld] property assessment application for Block 6915 Lot 32 was continued one week.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] property assessment application for Block 2931 Lot 4 was continued one week.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld].
- Board denied J. D. Packing Company's possessory interest assessment application because no one appeared for it.
- Board denied Pieri and Aguiare's possessory interest assessment application because no one appeared for it.
- [name withheld] property assessment appeal for block 6915, lot 32 was denied; no one appeared.
- Smith-Rice Company's possessory interest at Pier 20 was assessed at zero on the Director of Property's recommendation.
- The Board confirmed the Director of Property's recommendation to reduce [name withheld] possessory-interest assessment to zero.
- Board confirmed Overseas Shipping Company's possessory interest assessment at zero value, with the recommended reduction adopted.
- Director of Property's recommendation to cut San Francisco Stevedoring Company's possessory-interest assessment to zero was confirmed.
- Board reduced Northern Packing Co.'s possessory-interest assessment at Pier 92 to zero, against the Director of Property's no-reduction recommendation.
- Seaboard Stevedoring Corp. appealed its possessory interest assessment, which the Director of Property recommended reducing to zero.
- Acme Export Packing Co's possessory interest was assessed at zero, following the Director of Property's recommendation.
- Demrick L. M. Sales Co's possessory interest was assessed at zero, following the Director of Property's recommendation.
- Marine Engineers Beneficial Association's possessory-interest assessment was reduced to zero on the Director's recommendation.
- Islais Creek Grain Terminal's $86,407 possessory interest reduction request was tied in votes and continued to August 3.
- Hills Transportation Company's possessory-interest assessment was reduced to zero on the Director of Property's recommendation.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] property assessment appeal was denied after no one appeared for them.
- Pacific Ports Service Company's zero assessment was rescinded, then the Director of Property's recommendation was confirmed again.
- Board confirmed the Director of Property's recommendation to reduce [name withheld] Shop, Inc.'s possessory interest assessment to zero.
- Building assessment on [name withheld] and [name withheld] property, block 874 lot 1, was cut to $50,000 by amendment.
- The San Francisco Bar Pilots Association's possessory interest assessment was reduced to zero on the Director of Property's recommendation.
- Bethlehem Pacific Coast Steel Corp's possessory interest assessment is listed for review; the Board's decision appears on the next page.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] property assessment appeal for block 2931, lot 4 was denied; no one appeared.
- Board confirmed reducing MacSweeney Enterprises' possessory interest assessment to zero after examination under oath.
- [name withheld] property assessment appeal for block 2988A, lot 12 is discussed; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Board confirmed Ocean Terminals' possessory interest assessment at zero value, with the recommended reduction adopted.
- Director of Property's recommendation to cut the Longshore Labor Relations Committee's possessory-interest assessment to zero was confirmed.
- Board rescinded its earlier zero-value cut for [name withheld] and [name withheld], then confirmed the Director of Property's recommendation again.
- Board confirmed the zero assessment of Western Wear Mfg. Company's possessory interest, with tax of $22.26.
- Board confirmed Pacific Transport Lines' possessory interest assessment, corrected to $40,879 with tax of $2,800.20.
- Director of Property's recommendation to reduce Pacific-Oriental Terminal Company's Pier 19 possessory interest to zero was moved for confirmation.
- Director of Property recommended cutting the Joint Checker Committee's possessory-interest assessment to zero; the decision is not printed here.
- Director of Property's recommendation to cut American President Lines' possessory-interest assessment to zero was confirmed.
- Board confirmed reducing King Knight Company's possessory interest assessment to zero after examination under oath.
- Director of Property's recommendation to reduce [name withheld] Pier 37 possessory interest value to zero was confirmed.
- Director of Property's recommendation to reduce [name withheld] Pier 46 possessory interest value to zero was confirmed.
- Director of Property's recommendation to reduce Pacific-Oriental Terminal's Pier 23 possessory interest value to zero was confirmed.
- Winged Victory Fish Products Co's possessory interest was assessed at zero, against the Director of Property's recommendation of no reduction.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] property assessment appeal for block 2483 lot 7 was denied after no one appeared.
- [name withheld] property assessment appeal for block 251 was moved for denial, with no vote printed on this page.
- Board confirmed the Director of Property's recommendation to reduce [name withheld] and [name withheld] possessory interest assessment to zero.
- Smith-Rice Company's possessory interest assessment was reduced to zero on the Director of Property's recommendation, after examination under oath.
- Star Terminal Company's possessory interest assessment was reduced to zero on the Director of Property's recommendation, after examination under oath.
- West Coast Terminals' possessory interest assessment was reduced to zero on the Director of Property's recommendation, after examination under oath.
- The Board of Equalization reduced the possessory interest assessment of [name withheld] Terminals, Inc. to zero on the Director of Property's recommendation.
- Board reconsidered Islais Creek Grain Terminal's Pier 90 lease assessment; a motion to cut its possessory-interest value to zero was made.
- Resolution in memory of George Kelly was adopted by unanimous rising vote.
- Resolution commending [name withheld], S.J. was adopted by the Board.
- Supervisor McCarty presented a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim the week of October 8, 1955 as Emergencies Don't Wait Week.
- Department of Public Health lien of $250 against [name withheld] released by resolution, adopted.
- Supplemental recommendations of the Public Welfare Department, per its August 30, 1955 letter, approved by resolution.
- Hearing set for September 12, 1955 on proposed rates for common use facilities at San Francisco International Airport.
- Resolution urging the Civil Aeronautics Board to approve more Bay Area airline routes, including to Denver and Kansas City, was adopted.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to designate the week of October 2, 1955, as Government Study Week.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Registrar of Voters attend a state elections meeting in Sacramento, September 28-29, 1955.
- Board sets October 3, 1955 hearing on appeal against Planning Commission's rezoning of parcels to Light Industrial.
- Mayor asked for a committee for the Harding Park championship
- Appropriation of $1,913.70 for attorney's fees and court costs in a Superior Court judgment was temporarily postponed.
- Cooperative agreement with the Redevelopment Agency for Diamond Heights Project Area B-1 continued one week; appraisal amendment sent to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim November 11-13, 1955 the Marina Festival of Thanksgiving.
- Buildings at Noriega and Thirty-eighth may sit closer to the street
- The Board adopted a resolution urging the Housing Authority to rename its Fillmore District housing project.
- Supervisors referred an emergency appropriation of $60,362.09 for airport property taxes to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim December 10-17, 1955, as [name withheld] Youth Week.
- Board set a December 12 hearing on the Public Utilities Commission's proposed abandonment of part of the No. 36 bus line.
- Leave of absence granted to Supervisor McMahon for December 5-11 and to a Recreation and Park commissioner for November 24-December 4.
- One-way trial for O'Farrell Street between Masonic and Divisadero put off
- Board adopted the canvass certifying votes cast at the November 8, 1955 general and special elections.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending George Ward.
- McCarty proposed $100,000 in the budget for preparing plans for [name withheld], referred to Finance Committee.
- Board adopted a resolution urging support for a flood relief baseball game on February 5, 1956.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Civil Aeronautics Board to hold a hearing in San Francisco on Pan-American and TWA polar routes.
- Board adopted a resolution commending the Chinese Festival Committee for the coming Chinese New Year celebration.
- Board adopted a resolution urging Congress to enact a bill providing federal highway aid.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for St. Patrick's Day observance.
- Board adopted a motion moving $750 to fund bleachers and expenses for the St. Patrick's Day celebration.
- The Board referred an emergency $10,983 appropriation for Emergency Hospital surgeon salaries and nurse vacations to Finance Committee.
- Civil Aeronautics Board asked to hear Pan American's Orient route here
- Proposed leaves of absence for several Board of Education and city commission members in February and March 1956.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the observance of Catholic Press Month.
- Resolution adopted congratulating [name withheld] on his election to baseball's Hall of Fame.
- Resolution urging the state to appropriate more funds for the 1960 [name withheld] at Squaw Valley was adopted.
- Resolution opposing the cut of part of the No. 15 bus line was adopted, with a hearing set for March 12, 1956.
- A resolution proposed to approve [name withheld] as a member of the Parking Authority.
- Salary ordinance amendment would cut the Tax Collector's B-102 Teller positions from four to three; final vote not printed.
- The Board adopted leaves of absence for Supervisors Halley and McMahon to leave the state in March 1956.
- Supervisors approved raising the Farmer Sub-Foreman pay range from $340-390 to $345-395 per month.
- Supervisors approved raising the Gardener pay range from $305-350 to $310-355 per month.
- Supervisor McCarty proposed raising the Chief Operating Engineer pay range from $500-575 to $505-585 per month.
- No. 15 bus service on Broadway and Powell allowed to end
- Cook manager hourly pay at elementary school cafeterias raised from $1.79 to $1.84, passed by eight votes to three.
- Supervisors approved raising the Service Counter Attendant pay rate from $1.52 to $1.57 per hour.
- Supervisors approved raising the [name withheld] pay range from $340-390 to $345-395 per month.
- Supervisors approved raising the Operating Engineer pay range from $400-460 to $415-475 per month.
- Supervisors refused to raise the Farmer pay range from $305-350 to $310-355 per month.
- Assistant cook hourly pay at secondary school cafeterias raised from $1.74 to $1.79, passed by seven votes to four.
- Emergency $312 appropriation for Civic Auditorium scavenger service was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $150 appropriation for building repair overtime payments was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisor McCarty's motion to bring a launderettes measure from the Public Health committee to the calendar failed for lack of a second.
- [name withheld] authorized to attend a state crippled children's services meeting at Carmel, March 1956.
- Ten city officials granted leaves of absence to leave the state, March and April 1956.
- Board adopted leaves of absence for Recreation and Park Commissioner Gallagher and City Planning Commissioner Kirby, both with permission to leave the state.
- The Board ordered a letter asking the Mayor to get medical opinions before closing Harbor and Park emergency hospitals.
- Finding of necessity for a tax subsidy for a special Municipal Railway charter service to the August 1956 Republican convention adopted.
- A letter urging the Governor to sign a $2.0M state park appropriation benefiting San Francisco was sent by the Board.
- Supervisor Harold Dobbs was granted leave of absence from May 11 to 15, 1956, to leave the state.
- Special order fixed for a hearing on Public Utilities Commission recommendations on airport common use facility charges.
- Emergency $8,500 appropriation for the Municipal Court was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $7,500 appropriation for Laguna Honda Home canned goods was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $1,600 appropriation for [name withheld] contractual services was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board found a tax subsidy necessary for proposed changes to airport common-use facility rates at San Francisco International Airport.
- Proposed schedule of rates and charges for common-use facilities at San Francisco International Airport, moved by McCarty, awaiting a vote.
- The Board fixed the price of the first supplement to the 1955 edition of the Charter.
- Board continued to May 28 its proposal to disapprove dropping several streetcar and bus lines.
- Mayor asked to proclaim the week of May 28, 1956 as [name withheld] Week.
- Referred to the Finance Committee, no subject on this page
- Resolution opposing use of Bay Bridge funds dedicated to the southern crossing for other purposes was adopted.
- Resolution opposing removal of Bay Bridge trains if motor coaches would add buses on San Francisco streets was adopted.
- Supervisors McCarty and Dobbs proposed a resolution opposing any shortening of the Republican National Convention.
- Board authorized one senior and one assistant probation officer to attend the probation association conference in San Diego.
- Supervisor McCarty proposed a substitute resolution barring Western Freeway construction until the Board approves its plans and route; no vote recorded.
- Public health officials authorized to sign narcotics and alcohol documents for institutional use through June 1957.
- Mayor's recommended leave permissions to leave the state were adopted for several department heads and officials, July through September 1956.
- The property assessment appeal of [name withheld] and [name withheld] for block 1186, lot 13A was denied, keeping the Director's recommendation.
- Bay Properties, Inc. sought a reduction for the American Theater assessment; Supervisor Halley moved a $5,000 building cut, vote pending.
- McCarty moved to cut the building assessment for [name withheld] and [name withheld] from $5,400 to $4,300; vote not yet recorded.
- Board of Equalization cut the building assessment of [name withheld] property at Block 2123B, Lot 4 from $3,400 to $3,115.
- Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for five city commissioners, including Police Commissioner Mellon, were granted.
- Board of Equalization denied [name withheld] and [name withheld] request to lower the building assessment on Block 2528, Lot 31.
- Board denied [name withheld] Shops of California's application to reduce the possessory interest assessment of $46,190 on block 3705, lot 37.
- Board denied [name withheld] building assessment reduction application for block 3732, lot 124.
- Emergency $6,280 appropriation for communicable disease staff and supplies was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution opposing the International Olympic Committee's new amateurism declaration.
- Proposed ordinance banning parking beside median dividers, with penalties, was temporarily postponed for members to review it.
- Resolution in memory of [name withheld] was adopted by a rising vote of the Board.
- Resolution commending [name withheld], Sr. was adopted by the Board.
- Bonview Street south of Coso Avenue to be improved
- Resolution 16986 was adopted by the Board, though its subject is not stated on this page.
- Leaves of absence for several city officials, including the Chief of Police, were approved for August to October 1956.
- Board passed for second reading an amended sales tax ordinance adding a temporary exemption for goods delivered to counties with state use tax.
- Shops refused at Lombard and Buchanan Streets
- The Board discussed an agreement with [name withheld] to represent the city in Washington, D.C., with questions raised.
- Board commended Supervisor Harold S. Dobbs for securing the invitation to hold the 1956 Republican National Convention in San Francisco.
- Board asked the Mayor to designate the week of September 30, 1956 as Government Study Week.
- Board congratulated [name withheld] on his selection as U.S. representative to a UN curriculum committee in Paris.
- Proposed disapproval of cutting Bus Line 72 service on Vicente, 39th Avenue and Ulloa streets, set for a September 17 special order.
- Public Utilities Commission president's letter on taxi problems at the San Francisco International Airport was referred to the Joint Police and Public Utilities Committee.
- Resolution disapproving the cut of bus Line 72 service was continued one week for Municipal Railway representatives.
- Hearing on the Public Utilities Commission's proposal to end bus Line 72 service on Vicente, 39th Avenue and Ulloa was continued one week.
- Supervisor McCarty asked the City Attorney how the Board could lift its conditions on the baseball stadium bond; request granted.
- Resolution adopted asking the Mayor to proclaim October 7-13 as National Letter Writing Week.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating the Church of [name withheld] on its centennial.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld].
- A resolution in memory of George J. Gallagher was moved by McCarty and seconded by Sullivan.
- Emergency appropriation of $1,913 for a part-time physician at Laguna Honda Home was temporarily postponed.
- Emergency appropriation of $3,200 for a street cleaning chauffeur position was temporarily postponed.
- Proposed $5,850 purchase of land from [name withheld] guardian for School Project 53 was re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Consideration of an amendment to the Fire Department salary ordinance was continued one week, pending its companion item.
- Consideration of a $5,406 appropriation for a fire lieutenant position at the San Francisco Airport was continued one week.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld].
- Resolution in memory of [name withheld] was adopted by unanimous rising vote.
- The Board set December 10, 1956 as the date to consider extending the Municipal Railway's Special Shopper's Fare to March 31, 1957.
- Finding adopted supporting a five-cent Special Shoppers' shuttle fare on the Municipal Railway through March 31, 1957.
- Continuance of the five-cent Special Shoppers' shuttle fare on the Municipal Railway through March 31, 1957 approved.
- Resolution adopted commending the Chinese New Year Festival Committee and the local Chinese community for their observance.
- Resolution granting leaves of absence to several city commissioners, a trustee and Supervisor McMahon was adopted.
- Bleacher rental for the St. Patrick's Day celebration sent to committee
- Resolution 17426 was adopted; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld].
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld] by rising vote.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the observance of Catholic Press Month.
- Resolution proclaims San Francisco Fashion Designers' Week for July 25-31, 1957, and asks for a citizens' committee.
- Old Southern Pacific steam engine proposed for a city playground
- [name withheld] was granted leave as Director of the Disaster Corps to leave the state.
- The $19,707.87 Public Library wage appropriation was continued one week for lack of nine votes.
- The $891 fuel oil appropriation for the [name withheld] Memorial Museum was continued one week for lack of nine votes.
- Board unanimously adopted a memorial resolution honouring [name withheld].
- Board adopted a finding on extending indefinitely the five-cent Shoppers' Shuttle fare in downtown San Francisco from April 1, 1957.
- Supervisor McCarty asked the Finance Committee to study spending $50,000 on major league baseball site surveys; referred.
- Board amended the Salary Standardization Ordinance so employees working holidays receive 12 hours' pay for 8 hours worked.
- [name withheld] amendment to the Salary Standardization Ordinance adopted on a 7-4 vote, paying time and one-half for holiday work.
- The city takes over Parkhurst Alley off Clay Street
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a resolution wishing success to the San Francisco Seals Baseball Team.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld] by rising vote.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging the Federal Maritime Board to preserve existing San Francisco Bay Area port rate structures.
- Board fixed a public hearing on the 1957-1958 budget for April 29, 1957, at 2:00 p.m.
- Emergency $5,000 appropriation for Recreation and Park Department supplies referred to Finance Committee.
- Leaves of absence granted to [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] for mid-1957 travel.
- The Board adopted a resolution paying tribute to [name withheld], presented jointly by Supervisors McCarty, Ferdon and Casey.
- Board set consideration of Public Utilities Commission request to abandon parts of the No. 80 bus line as a special order for April 29.
- Emergency $1,312 appropriation for Coroner's Office temporary salaries referred to Finance Committee.
- Disapproval of ending Bus Line No. 80 service on parts of Leavenworth, Vallejo, Lombard, Larkin and Chestnut streets was postponed.
- Parts of Treat Avenue and Alameda Street closed for a time
- Proposed ordinance would bar employment discrimination based on race, color, religion and ancestry; consideration continued.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging the State Legislature to withhold approval of SB 799 on a Tiburon crossing of the Bay.
- [name withheld] complains about the No. 80 bus schedules
- Ordinance banning employment discrimination by race, religion and ancestry was continued one week.
- Board asks Civil Aeronautics Board to hear the San Francisco-New York nonstop flight case separately; resolution adopted.
- Board formally opposes state bill SB 644 on taxing motor vehicle and aircraft fuel; resolution adopted.
- The Board set May 27, 1957 as the hearing date for proposed Hetch Hetchy electric rate increases.
- A measure explained by the Bureau of Light, Heat and Power's manager was adopted.
- Finding that no tax subsidy is needed for Hetch Hetchy electric operating costs was adopted.
- The Board urged California's congressional delegation to protect the transfer of big league baseball franchises to California.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld], Jr.
- The Board adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld], passed by a unanimous rising vote.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating the University of California Baseball Team.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] paid $5,350 to leave the Mission Street site
- Supplemental Public Welfare Department recommendations approved, per a letter dated June 25, 1957.
- Emergency relief grants to dependent non-residents extended through July and August 1957.
- Public Health Department liens for care given to [name withheld], [name withheld] and the Schneemanns released.
- Leaves of absence were granted to Mayor Christopher and several city officials for July and August 1957 trips.
- Shops allowed on Hawes Street between Hudson and Innes Avenues
- The city proposed paying $4,650 to accept a leasehold release from [name withheld] Furniture Company for a Fifth and Mission parking lot.
- State asked about condemning land near Van Ness Avenue for parking
- Appeal against Julian Avenue rezoning to shops fails after hearing
- The Board adopted a resolution declaring September 15, 1957 as San Francisco Seals Appreciation Day.
- The Board carried a motion directing the Clerk to rent bleachers for the October 13, 1957 Columbus Day celebration.
- Proposed changes to taxi, sedan and limousine fare rates were continued for one week so detailed data could be prepared.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for [name withheld].
- Shops refused at Nineteenth Avenue and Sloat Boulevard
- The Board adopted a resolution petitioning the United States delegation to the United Nations on behalf of Hungary's people.
- Proposed increase in sedan, limousine and taxicab fares was continued to September 3, 1957, for hearing before a full Board.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating Pan American [name withheld] on the first San Francisco to London and Paris polar flights.
- The Board adopted Resolution 18252 on a 10-to-0 vote, with Supervisor Ferdon absent; its subject is not stated here.
- Supervisor McCarty asked the Parking Authority to report on whether an underground garage in Portsmouth Square is feasible.
- Board urged the Governor to call a special session so underwater streets could be conveyed to San Francisco.
- Supervisor McCarty asked that a proposal to ban fishing and picnicking at Lake Merced be referred to committee for study.
- The Board adopted a resolution in memoriam for [name withheld] [name withheld], S.M.
- Board re-referred a proposed sales tax exemption for public works purchases back to the Finance Committee for further study.
- Proposed rule exempting airport ground transportation operators from taxi licence requirements was continued for four weeks to allow substitute proposals.
- Resolution congratulating Frank Albert was adopted by the Board.
- Resolution congratulating [name withheld] was adopted by the Board.
- Resolution in memory of [name withheld] was adopted unanimously by the Board.
- Bridle path plan for Golden Gate Park sent to another committee
- Board designated Supervisor Rolph to arrange decent burial for indigent veterans and their widows.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending Catholic Press Month and congratulating The Monitor newspaper.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the Chinese New Year Festival Committee and the local Chinese community for their celebration.
- The Board granted the Chinese Chamber of Commerce revocable permission to erect a stage and display booths on Grant Avenue and Waverly Place.
- Grant Avenue and Waverly Place closed for Chinese New Year
- Board sends condolences to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Resolution commending [name withheld] for encouraging local entertainment talent was adopted.
- Board adopted a resolution endorsing the Program of Aid to Retarded Children, Inc.
- Board adopted a resolution appointing a city representative to the San Francisco Bay Area Council.
- Atlas Heating and Ventilating Company was congratulated on its 50th anniversary by resolution, adopted unanimously.
- The Board sent a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Board adopted a resolution approving the principles of the Motor Vehicle Safety Check Program and commending its sponsoring associations.
- The Board voted by rising vote to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- The Board voted by rising vote to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Commendation adopted for the San Francisco [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] on July Fourth festivities.
- Buchanan Street closed for the Buddhist O-Bon street dance
- Board adopted a letter of sympathy to the family of the late Patrick J. Conroy.
- The Board adopted Supervisor McCarty's resolution commending the Chinese New Year Festival Committee and the local Chinese community for their celebration.
- Board adopted a resolution urging that the state Attorney General's headquarters stay in San Francisco.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending television station KPIX and the Westinghouse Broadcasting Company.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating [name withheld].
- Board asked the [name withheld] to attach each appraiser's verbatim appraisals to its baseball stadium property report.
- The Board commended the Big Brother Movement and [name withheld], Big Brother of 1958.
- The Board asked the Mayor to proclaim a [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a resolution offering Chinese New Year felicitations.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the observance of Catholic Press Month.
- Three Recreation and Park Department staff authorized to attend a recreation conference in Santa Monica.