All decisions
18 Board decisions about Gustave Brenner, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board denied a motion to have the Clerk advertise the water shortage and ask consumers to conserve.
- Minority report on the Parkside Transit franchise was sent back to the Public Utilities and Streets committees to report at the next meeting.
- Peabody School lot proposed as a site for a free market
- Payments totalling $13,978.12 to suppliers and services were proposed from the General Fund, passed for printing.
- Resolution authorizes payment of $1,036.42 from the Park Fund to J. L. Vermeil for forage supplied to Park Commissioners; adopted.
- Water suppliers, including Spring Valley Water Company, must file detailed payer and revenue statements with the Board each January.
- The Finance Committee's report allowing $75,020.99 in Treasury demands was approved and ordered paid.
- Board allowed and ordered paid demands on the Treasury totaling $24,645.08 after Finance Committee review.
- Resolution denying J. Ayres a stable permit at Golden Gate Avenue and Devisadero Street was deferred, with its outcome not yet printed.
- Board asked the Board of Education to transfer a West Mission Street school lot for a proposed Free Market.
- Supervisor Brenner proposed amending the charter on the Department of Electricity and its salaries; it was referred to the Charter Amendments Committee.
- Resolution urging the Australian ballot for the November 5, 1907 election was laid over one week.
- Partial payment to McDougall Bros., architects, for the Hayes and Franklin Streets library building passed for printing.
- Demands totalling $52,660.79 were presented and referred to the Finance Committee, which recommended paying them.
- Proposed ordinance would let the Board appoint an assistant to perform the duties of Superintendent of Free Markets.
- Proposed ordinance orders removal of wooden buildings erected in violation of building laws since April 18, 1906.
- Demands totaling $14,597.20 were allowed by the Finance Committee and ordered paid by the Board.
- Finance Committee's report allowing a batch of city demands on the Treasury was approved by the Board.