All decisions
48 Board decisions about George E. Gallagher, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board directs Public Works to remove Sierra and San Francisco Power Company poles on five South of Market and Mission streets.
- City accepts a sewer right of way at Thirty-fourth Avenue
- Board proposes new levels at Parker Avenue and St. Rose's Street
- Assessor told to drop B. Joost's assessment on Corbett Avenue
- $40,000 for Vermont and Dolores street sewers is taken back
- City to take over the new roadway on Bryant Street
- The President was asked to find out why the Board of Public Works has not cleared lumber from Berry Street.
- Parking rules for Market and Montgomery sent back to committee
- Malloy Street closed and vacated between Dolores Street and the railroad
- City takes over new roadways on Geary and Broderick streets
- City takes over the new roadway on Balboa Street
- Street levels to be set on Latham Place
- Oscar Heyman & Brother give land to open Sears Street
- City proposes changing street levels on Staples Street
- Fay Improvement Company granted ninety more days to finish paving and sewering King street between Second and Third.
- Resolution 10080 repeals an earlier order to deed closed Tenth, Eleventh and Twelfth Avenues to Union Trust Company.
- Board of Public Works directed to study and equip a night hose crew to flush downtown streets with high-pressure water.
- A bill ordering street work was passed for printing on Supervisor George E. Gallagher's motion.
- W. L. Meuser objects to extending Vulcan Street into Ord Street
- Clinton Fire Proofing Company asks for a spur track near Townsend
- City proposes new street levels on Eighteenth Avenue
- The Board granted the Pay Improvement Company sixty more days to finish paving and sewering King Street.
- Old avenues deeded away to open new streets in Larsen Heights
- Board proposes new street levels on Texas Street
- Concrete retaining wall proposed on Francisco Street at Leavenworth
- State Construction Company allowed blasting at the foot of Pierce Street
- City takes over the new roadway on Trenton Street
- City takes over the new roadway on Laussat Street
- Map proposed of Southern Pacific's line along San Jose Avenue
- Sidewalks on Ocean Avenue set at ten feet wide
- Plans approved to regrade Polk, Chestnut and Francisco streets
- Rosamond Machabee's appeal against a Kansas Street sewer assessment was recommitted to the Streets Committee.
- Henry Kruse's appeal against a Peralta Avenue street assessment was sustained, and Public Works was directed to issue a new assessment.
- Public Works told to recommend paving Ninth Street and Parker Avenue
- A resolution asking the Chief of Police to stop the Langford-Miller boxing bout at Pavilion Rink was refused passage.
- A bill fixing sidewalk widths on San Bruno Avenue between Army Street and Twenty-fifth Street was passed for printing.
- Street levels set on Osage Alley between Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth
- Ordinance to improve Anza Street and part of Thirteenth Avenue with grading, curbs and asphalt passed for printing.
- Sunset Constructing Company given 60 more days on Balboa Street
- Four supervisors to attend the League of California Municipalities convention
- Resolution adopted asking the Mayor to call a conference with United Railroads directors on congestion at the foot of Market Street.
- Appeal of J. Kemp against a street assessment at Army and Noe streets was postponed to 3 p.m. next Monday.
- Healy-Tibbitts allowed to blast in Baker Street while building a sewer
- An ordinance ordering curb, grading and asphalt street work at three Castro and Clay street locations is pending.
- J. Kemp's appeal against a street assessment for work at Army and Noe streets was continued to November 17, 1913.
- Supervisor George E. Gallagher moved to indefinitely postpone a street work bill for paving and sewers on several San Francisco avenues and streets.
- Street levels changed and repaving ordered on Shotwell Street
- City accepts land from August and Mathilda Klahn at Chenery Street