All decisions
about 220 Board decisions about George L. Center, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- C. S. Harney given ninety more days on Fourth Street
- Parkside Transit Company gets a twenty-five year streetcar franchise
- Standard Oil paid $825.68 for fuel oil for Golden Gate Park
- Barber Asphalt Paving Company was granted ninety more days to finish paving Ellis street from Stockton to Larkin streets.
- Flinn & Treacy paid for repairs on Golden Gate Avenue
- Flinn & Treacy were proposed for payment for bituminous street repairs, passed for printing.
- Publication of notices for land grants under Ordinance 549 laid over one week after the 1906 fire destroyed the record.
- Money set aside for street and sewer work on First Avenue
- Report of the Outside Lands Committee was laid over one week on Supervisor Center's motion.
- Clerk directed to publish notice of land grants awarded to fifteen named grantees under Ordinance of Grant No. 549.
- Board of Public Works authorized to contract for 300 dirt cans for street cleaning, paid from street cleaning funds.
- A resolution proposes denying several private applications for grants of pueblo land and amended City deeds.
- Sidewalks on Wood Street set at twelve feet wide
- The Board amended the United States government's underground conduit permit, changing Lake street to California street, from Fort Miley to the Presidio.
- Baker's Beach Land Company's deed extends Thirty-second Avenue
- Permit to be void if its conditions are broken
- An ordinance with no subject on this page
- Sidewalk widths set on Sutter Street west of Grant Avenue
- City takes over the new roadway on Hayes Street
- William Sullivan given sixty more days on the North Point sewer
- Board of Public Works directed to requisition Portland cement at $3.75 per barrel from the cement contractor.
- Western Pacific Railroad allowed to blast tunnels under Arkansas Street
- Hearing set on the assessment for the Forty-seventh Avenue crossing
- The Louvre, Inc. protested a second liquor license fee; the Board referred the question to the City Attorney.
- Street levels to be changed on Mission, Third and Fourth streets
- Street levels to be changed on Mission Street near Twenty-second
- Reis Tract property owners, saying 300 families lacked water, asked the Board to compel Spring Valley Water Company to supply them.
- Street levels to be changed on Powell and Stockton streets
- Street levels to be changed on ten avenues and Parnassus Avenue
- Street levels to be changed on Dolores Street
- Sidewalks must be rebuilt along streets in the burned district
- Bill 419 providing full acceptance of the Eighth avenue roadway between Point Lobos avenue and A street was passed for printing.
- Call for bids on a city asphalt plant is repealed
- Bill 406 on rat-proofing basements under the Building Law was sent back to the Building Laws Committee.
- $213,500 set aside for urgent street repairs and cleaning
- Street and sewer work ordered at Tenth Avenue and N Street
- Southern Pacific asks to close Dunshee Street for its railroad
- Repaving of Sutter Street proposed at a cost of $75,000
- Sewer for Green Street and new sidewalks at Eighteenth and Noe
- Street levels to be changed on Fulton Street and five avenues
- City Attorney gets to hire a stenographer at set pay
- City to take over the new roadway on Vermont Street
- Flinn & Treacy given thirty more days on Twenty-fifth Street
- Supervisor Rixford's Plumbing Law was ordered printed and its action deferred one week.
- Bill setting plumbing and drainage rules for city buildings was recommitted to the Building Laws Committee.
- Proposed ordinance would re-establish the official street grades on Green Street between Taylor and Jones streets.
- Property owners appeal the acceptance of Forty-seventh Avenue street work
- City to take over new roadways on Belvedere and Carmel streets
- Dupont Street renamed Grant Avenue north of Bush Street
- Street levels fixed on White Street north of Vallejo
- Bill proposed amending the rock crushing ordinance to limit operating hours and require enclosed premises; passed for printing.
- Street levels to be changed on Greenwich Street near Laguna Street
- Crane Company to get a rail spur on Second Street
- A resolution adopted with no subject on this page
- Street levels to be changed on Steiner Street near Geary Street
- City to take over the new roadway on Twenty-eighth Street
- Street levels to be changed on six avenues and Serpentine Road
- City to take over the new roadway on Drumm Street
- Street levels to be set on Shrader, Cole and Grattan streets
- Stephen and Mary Born give land to extend Lake Street
- J. Oliva's lease on the House of Refuge land ended
- Street levels on Army and Mission streets proposed for change
- City takes over new roadways on Second Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street
- Mayor to auction off the Second Street bridge at Harrison Street
- City takes over the new roadway on Broderick Street
- Miller & Lux allowed a water pipe line to its abattoir
- San Francisco and Fresno Land Company gives land for a sewer
- Ocean Shore Railway gives land to open Worcester and Palmetto avenues
- Street levels set on Lundy's Lane at Coso Avenue
- A resolution adopted with no subject on this page
- Banning music in vehicles on the streets taken up
- Sidewalks on Fourteenth Street fixed at twelve feet wide
- Street levels reset on Bay View Street and Railroad Avenue
- Street levels on State Street proposed for change
- Hearing set on the Fair Oaks Street sidewalk assessment appeal
- Sidewalks on Thirtieth Street fixed at 12 feet wide
- Barber Asphalt given sixty more days to pave Sutter Street
- Fourth Street levels to be changed between Townsend and King
- Stone sidewalks ordered on Precita Avenue, Florida Street and Alabama Street
- Henry A. Whitley's blasting permit repealed, the work being done
- Children's playground proposed on the block bounded by Greenwich and Powell
- Bill to prefix "South" to street names sent back to committee
- Sewers to be built on Fulton and Devisadero streets
- Northern part of the East Potrero sewer to cost $130,000
- Sewers to be built on Fourteenth Street for $53,000
- Kearny Street repaving for $27,000 put off indefinitely
- United Railroads curve permit passed for printing after amendment
- Street levels to be changed on Ninth through Twenty-third avenues
- Wm. F. Wilson allowed to lay steam pipes on Powell Street
- Barber Asphalt given sixty more days on Sutter Street paving
- Eureka Construction given thirty more days on Frederick Street sidewalks
- Street levels reset on Beach, Larkin, Polk and Van Ness
- Street levels reset on Twenty-second Avenue at Lake Street
- W. C. Raisch given thirty more days on First Avenue
- Sidewalks on Blake Street fixed at twelve feet wide
- Owen McHugh given ninety more days to grade Fulton Street
- Blanchard, Brown given ninety more days to grade Thirty-fifth Avenue
- Street work proposed on Clement Street and Franklin Street
- Grading asked for H Street between Twentieth and Forty-fifth avenues
- Street levels set on San Jose Avenue
- Street levels set on Boston Place near First Street
- Fair Oaks Street sidewalk assessment ordered corrected
- City Engineer directed to make official survey maps of the 50 Vara, 100 Vara, Mission and University Mound districts; resolution adopted.
- Greenwich Alley to be closed as a public street
- City to pay for the sewer at North Point and Taylor
- The Plumbing Law, setting rules for building plumbing and drainage, was recommitted to the Building Laws Committee.
- City takes over new roadways on Sixth Avenue and McAllister Street
- Street levels to be changed on First Avenue and Carl Street
- Street levels to be changed on Merritt, Hattie and Danvers streets
- The Board finally passed an ordinance fixing sidewalk widths on Parker Avenue by adding a new section to Ordinance 1061.
- City takes over the new roadway on Fifth Avenue
- A resolution adopted with no subject on this page
- Special attorney to be hired for the city water system purchase
- City takes over the new roadway on Clayton Street
- City takes over new roadways on Hayes, Shrader and Grove streets
- Street levels to be changed on Stevenson Street
- City takes over the new roadway on De Long Avenue
- San Francisco Iron and Metal gets a North Point spur track
- Sewer ordered along Hampshire Street from Serpentine Avenue to Army Street
- The Board directed the Clerk to publish notices of land grants to eight named grantees, since the 1906 fire destroyed the original record.
- Owen McHugh given ninety more days to grade Fulton Street
- Supervisor Center moved to deny property owners' appeal against the street assessment at Alvarado Street and San Jose Avenue; motion carried.
- Hearing set on street work costs at Alvarado and San Jose
- Barber Asphalt Paving given sixty more days on Sutter Street
- The Board permitted Alice and William Bunker to withdraw their deed offering part of Twenty-third Avenue for dedication.
- Resolution declaring the Board's intention to change grades on certain streets, moved by Supervisor Center.
- Ordinance ordering sewer work in the Academy Tract was adopted on Supervisor Center's motion.
- An ordinance regulating pipes and conduits under public streets for gas and water was introduced by Supervisor Center.
- Street levels to be changed on Douglass and Twenty-sixth Streets
- Treat Avenue extended on land deeded by John L. Bradbury
- An ordinance ordering street and sewer work on 10th avenue, 11th avenue, A street and at Castro and 22nd streets was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Center moved an ordinance extending the Ocean Shore Railway along Army Street to the water front.
- Street levels on Grant Avenue between Sutter and Bush may change
- Street levels may change on Seventh Avenue north of Lake Street
- Street levels may change on States Street west of Castro Street
- Board proposes changing and establishing street grades on Clayton street north of Carl street.
- Street levels may change on Thirty-first through Fortieth avenues
- Street level to be set on Harlan Place
- Street levels may change on Rhode Island Street near Twenty-second Street
- Sidewalks on Thirtieth Street fixed at 12 feet wide
- Flinn & Treacy given sixty more days on Polk Street
- Resolution adopted asking the City Engineer to prepare an official map of Mission Block No. 48.
- Jefferson and Tonquin streets to be closed near Laguna Street
- E. J. Gallagher given sixty more days on the Twelfth Avenue sewer
- American Construction given thirty more days on the Mission Street cistern
- Street levels to be changed on Forty-first through Forty-ninth avenues
- Moss Alley to be closed between Ashbury Street and Clarendon Avenue
- Sewers proposed for Wyoming and Sherman avenues at $60,000
- Sewers proposed for T and V streets at $110,000
- Street work proposed at H Street and Seventh Avenue
- California Fruit Canners' Association proposed a spur track on Beach Street
- Morris and Company proposed a spur track across Pacific Street
- W. C. Raisch's Parnassus Avenue sewer extension put off indefinitely
- W. C. Raisch given ninety more days on Fourth Avenue
- Poles and concrete on Van Ness Avenue asked to be removed
- Sewers proposed on Lombard Street from Octavia to Laguna for $55,000
- City to take over the new roadway on Laussat Avenue
- Condemning land for the Isolation Hospital put off a week
- Supervisor Center's bill to set aside several streets as boulevards was passed for printing, effective May 1, 1909.
- Street and sewer work proposed for Clement Street and Ocean Avenue
- Mission Street levels to be changed near Marshall Street
- Williams & Belser were proposed to receive a ninety-day extension to finish a reinforced concrete sewer on Amazon Street.
- City to take over the new roadway on Alabama Street
- Proposed amendment would require a company's mark on curbstones when laying pipes or conduits; passed for printing.
- Sewer and sidewalk work proposed on States Street and Twentieth Avenue
- Mayor asked to appoint citizens, a Board of Public Works representative and supervisors to study renaming streets and districts.
- Felton Company seeks a spur track on Second Street
- Ordinance ordering granite curbs, pavement and crossings on Greenwich street and Forty-fifth and Forty-sixth avenues passed for printing.
- Street levels to change on Forty-first to Forty-sixth Avenues
- Street levels on Army and Dolores streets proposed for change
- City Attorney to seek land for the playground south of Market
- Ocean Shore Railway allowed tracks over the city's sewer right of way
- Paving proposed at Filbert and Laguna streets
- Supervisors Murdock, Payot and Sanderson were named to a commission on changing street and district names.
- Ordinance authorizing the Board of Public Works to order utility owners to remove or adjust wires, pipes and conduits in streets; passed for printing.
- Street levels proposed for change on Tennessee and Indiana streets
- Sewers proposed on Greenwich and Gough streets, costing $8,000
- Ocean Shore Railway allowed blasting for grading near Holladay Avenue
- Street levels to be changed on Clay Street near Jones Street
- Street levels to be changed on Croke Street
- Polk Street to be repaved with asphalt for $10,000
- Street levels to be changed on Army Street
- Virginia Vanderbilt gives land on Pine Street for a sewer
- Dunham, Carrigan & Hayden proposed a spur track on Vermont Street
- Street levels to be changed on Twentieth Avenue South
- Santa Fe Railway proposed a spur track on Illinois Street
- Healy-Tibbitts allowed to blast out the old Division Street sewer
- Street levels set on Tehama Street
- Street levels to be changed on Ashbury Street and Clarendon Avenue
- Street levels changed on Mission Street between Crescent and Marshall
- Ordinance on a Pine Street parcel passed
- Sewers ordered in H Street from Twentieth to Fortieth Avenue
- City accepts a Southern Pacific easement for the Channel Street sewer
- William Heafey given thirty more days on the Townsend Street sewer
- An ordinance establishing street grades at certain points on Sixteenth Avenue passed for printing.
- October hearing set on the protest against closing Langton Street
- Squire and Byrne Company and Goodyear Rubber Company awarded city rubber goods supply contracts for fiscal 1909-10.
- Street levels to be set on Twentieth Avenue
- Street levels to be set on Le Roy Place
- Ordinance to build sections H and J of the North Point main sewer for $130,000 passed for printing.
- Street levels to be set on Morse Street and Lowell Street
- Board intends to change street levels on Church Street
- An ordinance to fully accept the paved roadway of several Sixteenth Street segments was passed for printing.
- Proposed acceptance of a Southern Pacific Company deed of lots in block 305 as a right of way.
- Street levels to be changed on Jones and Francisco streets
- Sewer addition ordered on Greenwich Street for $510
- Beale Street regraded and a steel bridge built at Harrison Street
- City not to oppose the government taking part of Great Highway
- Flinn & Treacy given sixty more days on Tilden Street
- Sidewalk width rules dropped on Tillman alley near Grant Avenue
- J. R. Howell gets a spur track on Twelfth Street
- Albert Meyer wins the bid for the city's sewer bonds
- San Bruno Avenue to be closed between Twenty-second and Twenty-third
- Street levels to be changed on Ashbury Street and Clarendon Avenue
- Street levels to be changed on Lisbon, Madrid and Vienna streets
- Real Property Investment gets a spur track on Davis Street
- Board intends to change street levels on Forty-seventh Avenue and Noriega
- Real Property Investment to get a spur track on Vallejo Street
- Ordinance accepting the Fifth Avenue roadway between C and Fulton streets passed for printing.
- Miller & Lux given a spur track across Bluxome Street
- Yerba Buena Improvement Company allowed tracks to grade Rincon Hill
- The Board passed a resolution asking the City Attorney to seek offers for strips of private land for a sewer right of way north of Lake Street.
- City to take over the Fifth Avenue roadway near Fulton Street