All decisions
about 1,200 Board decisions about Harold Dobbs, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim January 21-27, 1952, as [name withheld] of Commerce Week was adopted.
- The Board adopted a resolution pledging cooperation with the Boy Scouts of America's three-year program.
- The Board re-referred the group insurance payroll deduction ordinance to committee for further consideration.
- Pay range of $420-500 set for Assistant Director of Public Health Nursing, carried 9 to 2.
- Pay range of $500-570 set for Director of Public Health Nursing, carried 8 to 3.
- Board temporarily postponed a resolution asking the Chief Administrative Officer to seek a federal permit to study acquiring [name withheld].
- Proposed rules on information the Public Utilities Commission must give the Board for utility rate changes were re-referred to committee.
- The Board adopted the canvass approving the votes cast at the June 3, 1952 consolidated primary and special election.
- Proposal letting attorneys and physicians past retirement age keep working for the city was continued one week.
- Board refused to adopt a resolution declaring intent to abandon Columbia Square as a public park.
- Motion to delete repetitious wording from a proposed civil service charter amendment carried, and its consideration was continued two weeks.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for [name withheld], September 21, 1952.
- Supervisors deferred for one week the veto by [name withheld] of a measure to abandon Columbia Square as a public park.
- Board adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld] by rising vote.
- Charter amendment to include certain Superior and Municipal Court employees in the retirement system was ordered submitted to voters.
- Resolution 12599 in memoriam of [name withheld] was unanimously adopted by rising vote of the Board.
- Supervisor Dobbs withdrew legislation asking the Art Commission to lend the Municipal Band to the Football Festival parade.
- Housing and vacancy survey by Kellogg and Associates temporarily postponed.
- Earlier ballot order for a Fire Department charter Section 36 amendment rescinded to correct a technical error.
- Proposed charter amendment on Fire Department prevention bureau organization ordered submitted to voters.
- [name withheld] congratulated on its San Francisco centennial
- Board overruled protests and adopted a resolution abandoning Columbia Square as a public park.
- Board continued the $25,000 appropriation for extending Jessie Street to next week, pending a map and hearing from affected parties.
- Sheriff's Office gets a $6,000 emergency appropriation to raise its Jail Stores Revolving Fund; referred to Finance Committee.
- Youth Guidance Center's Juvenile Hall gets a $2,500 emergency appropriation for temporary salaries; referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim October 27, 1952, as [name withheld].
- Emergency $7,400 appropriation for Registrar of Voters overtime and temporary salaries referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $1,400 appropriation for Laguna Honda Home employee sick leave referred to Finance Committee.
- $25,000 for improving Jessie Street [name withheld] again
- Call to back state school aid Proposition 2 sent to committee
- Supervisors moved to call a resolution urging a yes vote on State Proposition 2 for public schools from committee.
- Supervisors re-referred the proposed $5,200 full-time Coroner position ordinance to committee, eight to one.
- The Board adopted the canvass of votes from the November 4, 1952 consolidated general and special election.
- Companion Coroner salary ordinance re-referred to Finance Committee without objection.
- Ordinance to fund the Coroner position and abolish the part-time post was debated and continued, with Supervisor MacPhee moving a one-week delay.
- Resolution No. 12895 was adopted unanimously by rising vote; its subject is not printed on this page.
- [name withheld] reelected as director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years.
- Dan E. London elected as director of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District for four years.
- Lease of Municipal Railway land at Fillmore and Turk approved
- Board adopted a resolution congratulating and commending the [name withheld] of San Francisco on its centennial anniversary.
- Board continued the pending measure on additional Bay bridges for two weeks after a re-referral motion was withdrawn.
- Board debated a resolution supporting simultaneous construction of parallel and southern Bay crossings; a substitute motion to re-refer it to committee was made.
- Proposed $150 appropriation for Legion of Honor employees' car use was sent back to committee for further study.
- Settlement of a $250 city claim against [name withheld] and [name withheld], after a Municipal Railway inspector was struck by their vehicle, was re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memoriam of [name withheld] by rising vote.
- The pending measure opposing State Senate Bill 558 was referred to committee for study by the Board.
- Motion to send the Golden Gate Bridge state-control resolution back to committee failed, 6 to 5.
- Supervisors debate a parking garage at Fifth and Mission Streets
- A resolution opposing State Senate Bills 558, 559 and 562 on the Golden Gate Bridge District was sent to committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging every citizen to learn the seven danger signals of cancer.
- Resolution urging the Toll Bridge Authority to expedite Bay Bridge traffic was referred to the County, State and National Affairs Committee.
- Motion proposed to designate the Board President as a delegate to the U.[name withheld] of Mayors in Montreal.
- City praises the Park-Presidio [name withheld] branch
- $69,500 sought to rebuild the bus garage at Twenty-fourth and Utah
- Board of Education offer to use Commerce Playfield for public parking was put off until June 1, 1953.
- Consideration of a $410 salary reclassification for the [name withheld] Aquarium engineer position was continued one week.
- Amendment to the Municipal Railway salary ordinance was continued one week as a companion to the position appropriation.
- Amendment to the salary ordinance for [name withheld] Aquarium was continued one week as a companion to the aquarium appropriation.
- Retirement System asked to submit an actuarial report on proposed changes to credits for prior service.
- Consideration of the Commerce Playfield parking offer from the Board of Education was continued one week, after a motion to amend its lease terms carried.
- Board urges the Governor to approve Senate Bill 1981, which would reduce Golden Gate Bridge tolls.
- Board welcomes the VIII World Junior Chamber International Congress to San Francisco.
- Consideration of a pending measure was put off indefinitely on Supervisor Dobbs' motion.
- Settlement of city's claim against [name withheld] for $2,829.53 continued one week.
- Proposal to let the Board of Education's Commerce Playfield be used temporarily for public parking was continued.
- Settlement of city's claim against [name withheld] et al. for $352.67 continued one week.
- Grant Avenue closed for a lion dance and world congress
- Proposal to use Commerce Playfield as temporary public parking, offered by the Board of Education, was tabled.
- Board of Education's offer of Commerce High Playfield for public parking is accepted; Parking Authority to plan use.
- Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld] for a rescue operation at Ocean Beach.
- [name withheld] request to reduce the assessment on his property was denied after the Board of Equalization confirmed the Director of Property's recommendation.
- Board confirmed the Director of Property's refusal to reduce the assessment for [name withheld] property at Lot 6, Block 6739.
- Resolution in memory of [name withheld] [name withheld], Sr. was adopted unanimously by rising vote.
- Mason and Valparaiso rezoning appeal put off a week
- Board confirmed denial of [name withheld] property assessment reduction request for Lot 39, Block 1386.
- Consideration of a request for a Civic Center site plan committee was continued for one week.
- The Board commended the San Francisco General Rent Advisory Board by resolution.
- Appeal against shops approved on Seneca Avenue near Mission Street
- Proposal asking the Mayor to appoint a committee to plan the Civic Center site was still under consideration and not decided.
- Pacific Gas and Electric to repay a 400 Detroit Street claim
- Study asked on adding Skyline Boulevard to the national highway system
- Board refused second reading of a $3.9M Municipal Railway bond election call, rescinded that vote, and continued it one week.
- Argument supporting the $3,871,000 Municipal Railway rehabilitation bond on the November 1953 ballot was adopted as amended.
- Board adopted a resolution consolidating special bond and general municipal elections on November 3, 1953.
- A $200 settlement of May Macha's sidewalk injury claim against the city was continued one week.
- Proposed charter amendment on Fire Department members' hours of duty; the outcome is not printed on this page.
- Board authorized the Clerk to accept endorsements for November election ballot arguments and send them to the Registrar of Voters.
- Consideration of $4,000 for lighting improvements in the Board chambers was continued two weeks.
- Sheriff's $2,000 emergency appropriation for vehicle repairs and fuel was put off for one week.
- Consideration of the ordinance creating a State Legislation Committee and repealing Resolution 6484 was continued for one week.
- Consideration of $1,500 for [name withheld] employee sick leave was continued for one week.
- A $1,500 emergency appropriation for [name withheld] employees' sick leave was continued to November 30, 1953.
- A $89,915 appropriation for 35 policemen for the Traffic Bureau was continued to November 30, 1953.
- Building Code section regulating grading, excavating or filling of land was continued two weeks for City Attorney information.
- Board urges the state to buy [name withheld] for a park
- An amendment to the police salary ordinance reducing general clerk-typist positions from 22 to 12 was continued to November 30, 1953.
- The Guardsmen seek a sports car race in Golden Gate Park
- [name withheld] 35 on how members vote at conventions; Supervisor Dobbs moved to table it.
- After rescission and explanation, Board again passed on first reading a $5,844 Recreation and Park wage appropriation.
- Golden Gate Park road race decision put off to January
- Public Works appropriation of $7,800 for four service trucks was temporarily postponed by motion.
- Supervisor McMahon opposes The Guardsmen's Golden Gate Park car race
- Consideration of an agreement letting The Guardsmen hold a sports car road race in Golden Gate Park on June 6 was continued to January 25.
- Taking over Lawton Street and Locksley Avenue put off a week
- Crossing work at Putnam Street and Tompkins Avenue put off
- Board postponed for two weeks the proposed abandonment of the No. 56 Cemeteries bus line.
- Taking over Bird Street east of Dearborn put off a week
- Underground wires on Pine Street near Van Ness put off
- Board set a February 8, 1954 public hearing on a Public Utilities Commission proposal to disapprove abandoning parts of Municipal Railway lines.
- Taking over the Junipero Serra west service road put off
- City takes over Duncan Street from Newburg Street to Castro
- Measure disapproving abandonment of part of Line No. 27, Municipal Railway, drew neighbourhood opposition and remains under consideration.
- Proposed abandonment of part of Municipal Railway Line No. 28 went to committee; the vote is not yet printed.
- Motion to postpone the Board's decision on ending Municipal Railway Line 17 motor coach service failed.
- Hearing set for February 23, 1954 on extending a special shoppers' fare to Civic Center Auto Park.
- Consideration of a measure to convert older streetcars to one-man operation was continued one week pending the City Attorney's opinion.
- Proposed rule excluding auto courts, resorts and motels from second residential districts was re-referred to committee for further hearing.
- Board sent the ordinance on coordinating city radio communication facilities back to committee, with no objection.
- A motion to call Supervisor McAteer's cable car charter amendment from joint committee is debated; outcome continues on next page.
- The Board continued its examination of the Better Parking Company's concession agreement for one week.
- Board postponed its inquiry into Better Parking Company's airport parking accounts until March 22, 1954.
- Vacant lots of [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld], no decision recorded
- Board sent back to committee a resolution asking Congress for $250,000 toward a Bay Area comprehensive survey.
- Proposal to send Municipal Railway representatives to a Seattle transit conference was cut from five to four people.
- The Board took up authorizing a ballot argument favouring Proposition A on Municipal Railway operator wage schedules.
- Planning Commission clears shops on Geneva Avenue north of Alemany Boulevard
- Supervisor Dobbs's resolution urging public support for the 1954 Cancer Drive was adopted.
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing supervisors to attend the annual United States Conference of Mayors convention, with Dobbs, Ferdon and McCarty appointed.
- Consideration of a $5,687.20 appropriation for publicizing San Francisco International Airport was temporarily postponed.
- Consideration of $138,667 to modernize the Laguna Honda Home kitchen and bakery was temporarily postponed.
- Supervisor Dobbs asked the Chief Administrative Officer for a $3,000 supplemental appropriation for soil tests at the Civic Center; referred to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance to settle [name withheld] claim against the City for $1,000 passed for second reading.
- Consideration of the $1,200 legislative expense appropriation was temporarily postponed so the Clerk could explain it.
- Airport overtime appropriation of $276 passed for second reading.
- Marina Branch Library construction contract modification funding passed for second reading as amended by Finance Committee.
- $70,000 voted to extend the El Camino Del Mar sewer
- Emergency relief grants to dependent non-residents were extended for May and June, per a list dated May 24, 1954.
- Refund of duplicate and erroneous tax payments for fiscal years 1952-53 and 1953-54 was authorized.
- The Clerk of the Board or designee was authorized to attend the League of California Cities clerks institute in Fresno.
- $970 Public Works appropriation to relocate 115 parking meters passed for second reading.
- $5,687.20 appropriation for publicizing San Francisco International Airport passed for second reading.
- Legislative expense appropriation of $1,200 resumed from postponement and moved for second reading.
- Release of a Department of Public Health lien for care furnished to [name withheld] was adopted.
- Supplemental recommendations of the Public Welfare Department, in a letter dated May 18, 1954, were approved.
- Mayor's agreement to hire [name withheld], Jr. as congressional public relations counsel was continued one week.
- Emergency $1,700 appropriation for Sheriff overtime and temporary salaries was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $465 for a refrigerator and sterilizer at [name withheld] was referred to Finance Committee.
- Thirty-first Avenue to close between Geary and Clement for ten days
- Consideration of [name withheld] and [name withheld] assessment appeal on block 2062, lot 1-A was continued one week.
- Motion to reduce [name withheld] and [name withheld] building assessment at block 2062, lot 1-A, was defeated.
- Board granted [name withheld] and [name withheld] a reduction of their building assessment to $4,000.
- Motion to reduce [name withheld] building assessment at block 2062, lot 21, was defeated.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] allowed to fence off Helena Street
- Municipal Railway's $19,375 appropriation for converting PCC street cars to one-man operation was sent back to the Finance Committee.
- Board continued for one week a contract amending federal planning-fund advances for the Western Addition redevelopment area.
- Consideration of a Redevelopment Agency funding requisition for Diamond Heights was continued one week.
- City Attorney authorized to stipulate with the United States on a $1 judgment for street areas, passed for second reading.
- Board adopted eminent domain acquisition of [name withheld] Niles Canyon land for the Water Department, costing no more than $1,500.
- Board adopted an agreement with the State Department of Agriculture to reimburse part of the Agricultural Commissioner's 1954-55 salary.
- Adult Probation Department employees' proposed 44-hour week was temporarily postponed after supervisors objected to the lack of overtime pay.
- Board continued for one week a proposed ordinance allowing stores selling candy and sundries at Laguna Honda Home and [name withheld].
- Requisition for federal planning and survey funds for the Western Addition redevelopment area is before the Board.
- Board adopted attendance of the PUC's personnel and safety director at the National Safety Council congress in Chicago.
- Consideration of an amendatory contract on Diamond Heights redevelopment planning funds was continued one week.
- A proposed sale at public auction of surplus Water Department land in San Mateo County was passed for second reading.
- A $1,355,000 appropriation for firehouse construction and reconstruction was passed for second reading, with Public Works asking for a delay.
- Board adopted extension of emergency relief grants to dependent non-residents for August and September 1954.
- Consideration of a $10,000 claim settlement to [name withheld] and [name withheld] was temporarily postponed.
- Proposed charter change on appointing the chief administrative officer was refused, then reconsideration was continued one week.
- Fire Department funds of $155,570 to operate the fireboat Phoenix were set aside for later consideration.
- Proposed ordinance allowing candy and sundries stores at Laguna Honda Home and [name withheld] was referred back to Finance Committee.
- Charter amendment on the chief administrative officer's residence requirement was temporarily postponed after Supervisor Dobbs proposed an added paragraph.
- Board rescinded its earlier resolution authorizing ballot arguments favouring propositions on the November 2 ballot.
- Protests over the Grand View Terrace paving bills to be overruled
- Minnatoma Park parking-site lease amended so the lessee builds improvements at its own cost, which then vest in the City.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the San Francisco Junior Chamber of Commerce for its [name withheld] beauty contest.
- Department of Public Health lien on care furnished to [name withheld] was released.
- Emergency relief grants to dependent non-residents were extended for September and October 1954.
- Statute of limitations waived so [name withheld] can be paid a $9.17 controller's warrant.
- Hetch Hetchy Project $300 purchase of a deep freezer passed on first reading.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] paid $800 for land for McLaren Park
- $641.56 voted for extra work on the Bush Street sewer
- Branch library approved for part of the West Sunset Community Center, passed on first reading.
- Public Works street repair bureau gets $7,180 for two sub-foreman posts, replacing two foreman posts; passed first reading.
- $350,000 voted for traffic signals on Oak, Fell and Turk Streets
- Resolution asks the City Planning Commission and Redevelopment Agency to study whether the Produce Market and South Basin area are blighted.
- Board adopted a resolution commending the [name withheld] of San Francisco for its work.
- Board temporarily postponed the proposed Police Code ordinance regulating merchandising by public outcry.
- Schedule of rates for selling steam within San Francisco International Airport limits approved by the Board.
- Proposed schedule of steam sale rates at San Francisco International Airport; outcome continues on next page.
- Board continued for two weeks the proposed $2,224 appropriation for an airport storekeeper position.
- Board continued for two weeks the companion amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance for Purchasing.
- The Public Defender's $6,881.25 request for contractual services, supplies and law books was put off for one week.
- Board continued for two weeks the proposed $23,762 appropriation for new San Francisco Airport positions.
- Board continued for two weeks the companion amendment to airport salary ordinance sections 70 and 70.2.
- A companion change to the Public Defender's salary ordinance was put off for one week.
- City Attorney asked to cut routine steps on technical matters
- The Public Defender's $18,985 request for new staff positions and equipment was put off for one week.
- Board authorizes Supervisor Francis McCarty to publicize San Francisco as a home for a major league baseball club.
- District Attorney's $13,560 temporary salaries emergency appropriation was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Consideration of the $165,000 Calaveras Pipe Line rehabilitation in Alameda County was temporarily postponed to December 6, 1954.
- Supervisor Halley was authorized to attend a Sacramento hearing on Wherry Housing Act military projects.
- Public Utilities appropriation of $2,224 for an airport storekeeper position was continued for [name withheld] week.
- Amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance, Section 36.1 Purchasing, was continued for [name withheld] week.
- Finance Committee's $23,762 airport staffing appropriation was continued for [name withheld] week after the Board's debate.
- Board commended the Graphic Arts Industry and asked the Mayor to proclaim Printing Week, January 16 to 22, 1955.
- Carberry moves adoption, the subject not named on this page
- Leaves of absence were adopted for Supervisor Christopher and three city officials during December 1954 and January 1955.
- Proposed resolution urging a Garden of Friendship at the airport was put off one week.
- A resolution to authorize attendance at a County Supervisors' Association meeting in Sacramento on the Wherry Housing Act was presented.
- Leaves of absence granted to Supervisor Ferdon, [name withheld] and [name withheld], with permission to leave the state.
- The Board re-referred a $2,960.01 emergency appropriation for Airport temporary salaries to committee for further study.
- Hetch Hetchy engineering bureau membership in the American Water Works Association was sent back to committee.
- Supervisor [name withheld] was appointed to a committee studying expansion or relocation of the Youth Guidance Center.
- The Board asked the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to consider inviting the 1956 national party conventions to San Francisco.
- Supervisor Byron Arnold was appointed President Pro Tem of the Board of Supervisors on January 10, 1955.
- Board adopted a resolution congratulating Mr. and [name withheld].
- Motion to continue a $68,000 request for transit consultants failed, leaving the request pending before the Board.
- Mayor asked to proclaim January 31, 1955 as San Francisco Symphony Foundation Week; the Board adopted the resolution.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending San Francisco Boy Scouts for their Good Turn-Conservation work.
- Resolution invites the Republican Party to hold its 1956 convention in San Francisco; adopted.
- Motion asks the Mayor for a $100,000 supplemental appropriation to bring the 1956 Republican National Convention to San Francisco; adopted.
- The Standard Oil Company was commended for 28 years of sponsoring the Standard Hour, and its continuance was urged.
- Supervisor Dobbs proposed a $150,000 supplemental budget request for the 1956 Republican Convention.
- Board adopted a resolution requesting a citizens' committee to help arrange the 1956 Republican National Convention in San Francisco.
- Emergency appropriation of $8,500 for Municipal Court jurors, witness fees and tabulating services was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $60,000 appropriation to extend the salt water intake line at [name withheld] was referred to the Finance Committee.
- An emergency appropriation of $2,950 was proposed to reproduce the 1955-56 Mayor's budget recommendations for the Board.
- Public Works membership in the Highway Research Board was sent back to committee after Supervisor Dobbs raised questions.
- Leaves of absence granted to Police Commissioner [name withheld], [name withheld] and Supervisor Dobbs for April and May 1955.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim May 16-21, 1955, as Chemical Progress Week.
- The Department of Public Health's lien for care furnished to [name withheld] was released by resolution.
- The Department of Public Health's lien for care furnished to [name withheld] was released by resolution.
- The Department of Public Health's lien for care furnished to [name withheld] was released by resolution.
- Board granted leaves of absence to [name withheld], Blake, [name withheld] and [name withheld], with permission to leave the state.
- Public Works sought an emergency $4,042 appropriation for building repair services and supplies; referred to Finance Committee.
- City Attorney's Office sought an emergency $2,500 appropriation for litigation expenses; referred to Finance Committee.
- Public Works sought an emergency $1,998 appropriation for the sewage pumping station; referred to Finance Committee.
- Resolution granted leaves of absence to several city officials and board members to leave the state in May–July 1955.
- The Fire Department overtime and holiday appropriation was cut from $9,245 to $6,845 and passed for second reading.
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $13,970 to the Fire Department for gas and electric service was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $1,509 for Public Health's Adult Guidance Center services was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board congratulated Rev. [name withheld] on the 25th anniversary of his ordination as a priest.
- Proposed ordinance barring railway trains from obstructing streets, with a $250 fine, was continued for four weeks.
- Duff and [name withheld] assessment appeal on Block 2766, Lot 25B was continued one week.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] assessment appeal on Block 6023, Lot 1 was continued one week.
- Improvements assessment for [name withheld] and [name withheld] at Block 714, Lot 3 reduced to $3,500 as the buildings are demolished.
- Consideration of a $2,500 settlement of claims by [name withheld] and [name withheld] was continued one week.
- Board referred an emergency $1,000 appropriation for Municipal Court judges' salaries and expenses to Finance Committee.
- Pietro Gravano's land assessment at Block 2350 Lot 17 reduced to $6,000 on appeal, against the Director of Property's advice.
- [name withheld] land assessment at block 3012 lot 13 was reduced to $15,000.
- Assessment appeals 50 and 51 by [name withheld] and [name withheld], and 83 by [name withheld] and [name withheld], continued one week.
- Building assessment reduced for [name withheld] and [name withheld] property under Application No. 153, by unanimous recorded vote of those present.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] building assessment at block 714 lot 2 was reduced to $350.
- Supervisor Byron Arnold thanked on his resignation from the Board
- Leaves of absence to leave the state were granted to [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] in October 1955.
- Two-family housing refused at Lucy and Thornton Streets
- A $599 emergency appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund for War Memorial scavenger services was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution authorizing city representation at the League of California Cities convention in San Francisco.
- Proposed airport common-use facility rates were sent to the Finance Committee for review.
- Resolution 16008 was adopted, extending to November 1, 1955 the deadline for completing the Controller's annual audit.
- The Board agreed without objection to hear the final plans for the Diamond Heights Redevelopment Area as a special order on October 10.
- Proposal declaring the need for a city parking authority was temporarily postponed.
- A city representative was approved to attend the National Foreign Trade Convention in New York, November 14-16, 1955.
- Action on the Ellis-O'Farrell public garage project was temporarily postponed after a private company acquired the site.
- An emergency $4,250 appropriation for temporary firehouse quarters at Palace of [name withheld] was sent to Finance Committee.
- Public Utilities' $1,913.70 appropriation for attorney's fees in the Drew case is continued one week.
- Resolution 16036 was adopted; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Board temporarily postponed a $1,913.70 Public Utilities payment for attorney's fees and court costs in a lawsuit.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim October 31 as General William F. Dean Day.
- Board adopted a resolution creating a Community Redevelopment Fund and setting the procedure for running it.
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing correction of clerical errors in the 1955-56 assessment roll, raising some taxes after one protest.
- Leaves of absence were granted to [name withheld] of the De Young Museum and [name withheld] of the Art Commission.
- Emergency $40,000 for reconstructing Engine House No. 20 was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Buildings at Noriega and Thirty-eighth may sit closer to the street
- Leaves of absence were granted to the Fire Commissioner, Public Utilities Commissioner, Supervisor McMahon and two other city officials in late 1955.
- A $2,000 emergency appropriation for temporary Fire Department engineers was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board approved leaves of absence for [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld], Jr. in November 1955.
- Deadline for awarding the Upper Noe Playground and Fieldhouse construction contract extended to November 14, 1955.
- Supervisor Dobbs's motion asks Public Utilities Commission managers to explain airport U-drive contracts with [name withheld] and Airport Limousine.
- Motion opposing airport concessions awarded without competitive bidding to the highest and best bidder passed; City Attorney to draft charter amendment.
- Resolution 16144 adopted, granting leaves of absence to [name withheld], Dobbs, [name withheld] and [name withheld] to leave the state.
- The Board sent the President's attendance at the American Municipal Association conference in Miami back to committee.
- $8,000 emergency appropriation for Recreation and Park automotive repairs was moved to Finance Committee for reference.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim December 7, 1955, as American War Mothers' Memorial Service Day.
- A $13,800 District Attorney appropriation for temporary investigator salaries was sent to Finance Committee.
- A $2,855 emergency appropriation for Police Department uniformed overtime was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution welcoming [name withheld].
- Consideration of Redevelopment Area D, covering the South of Market area, was continued for two weeks.
- Bank of America's bid to buy $1,000,000 firehouse bonds, 1952 Series B, was accepted.
- Proposed charter amendment barring the Assessor and his non-civil service staff from outside law practice was continued one week.
- Bank of America's bid for $1,250,000 street improvement bonds accepted; resolution adopted.
- Bank of America's bid for $1,500,000 recreation bonds is under consideration; outcome continues on next page.
- A $5,000 emergency measure for new Fire Department hydrants was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Bank of America's bid to buy $2,500,000 sewer bonds, 1954 Series A, was accepted.
- Bank of America's bid to buy $1,500,000 San Francisco Hospital bonds, 1954 Series A, was accepted.
- Bank of America's bid to buy $2,500,000 Laguna Honda Home and Hospital bonds, 1954 Series A, was accepted.
- Bank of America's bid to buy $1,000,000 sewage treatment bonds, 1948 Series E, was accepted.
- Bank of America's bid for $2,000,000 off-street parking bonds accepted; resolution adopted.
- Resolution granting leaves of absence to Supervisor Blake and other officials for late December 1955 was adopted.
- Public Health Department proposed paying the Visiting Nurses Association $11,055 for patient follow-up; sent to Finance Committee.
- $15,550 asked to repair steam lines feeding City Hall
- Permission granted to the owner of Lot 1F, Assessor's Block 2130A, to build a dwelling over a utility easement.
- A salary ordinance change for an electrician post in the Electricity Department was sent to Finance Committee.
- Fire Department requested $3,750 for beds and chairs for new firehouses Engine Companies 11 and 40; sent to Finance Committee.
- Electricity Department asked for $6,190 for an electrician position; the Board referred it to Finance Committee.
- Public Works requested $10,700 to buy a dishwasher for San Francisco Hospital; the Board referred it to Finance Committee.
- Leave of absence granted to Public Welfare Commissioner [name withheld] for January 11-25, 1956, to leave the state.
- Proposed $5,500 emergency appropriation for studies and plans for industrial waste control was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $9,500 emergency appropriation through the Mayor's Disaster Corps to finish installing air raid sirens was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a schedule of hearings on salary standardization for fiscal year 1956-57, with the Finance Committee.
- Resolution 16321 was adopted by the Board; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Resolution 16334 was adopted by the Board on January 16, 1956, with no content described in the record.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending Francis McCarty for chairing San Francisco's United Nations Tenth Anniversary commemorative meetings.
- Leaves of absence for several city commissioners and a supervisor, with permission to leave the state, were adopted.
- Consideration of a $400 Traffic Engineering copying machine appropriation was continued for one week.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim February 5-11, 1956, as Electrical Week.
- Controller's report on taxicab business operations was continued one week so the Board could study it.
- Emergency $1,737 appropriation for Superior Court visiting judges' salaries was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $4,000 appropriation for fuel and supplies at Laguna Honda Home and San Francisco Hospital was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $5,000 appropriation to continue the Private Hospital Care Program was referred to Finance Committee.
- $19,865 asked to fix unsafe conditions at 150 Otis Street
- Companion salary ordinance for Laguna Honda Home reinstating a kitchen helper position was amended, the amendment carried.
- Leaves of absence for several city commissioners and officials in March and April 1956 were granted by resolution.
- Leaves of absence granted to City Planning Commissioner Donald Beach Kirby and museum director Walter Heil.
- Finance Committee moved to send proposed city salary schedule amendments to the Civil Service Commission for review and report.
- Finance Committee chairman Dobbs says some Civil Service salary recommendations appear to need adjustment but lacked data.
- Finance Committee urges rejecting extra pay for holiday work in the 1956 salary standardization ordinance covering city employees; vote not yet shown.
- The Board passed on second reading the 1956 salary standardization ordinance setting pay ranges for city jobs, as amended.
- Proposed as a substitute: Finance Committee majority pay schedule amendments to the 1956 Salary Standardization Ordinance.
- The Board passed on second reading an ordinance setting pay schedules for about 9,000 city employees, effective July 1, 1956.
- Resolution approving leaves of absence for supervisors, a Board of Education member, the Mayor and the Public Utilities president was adopted.
- The Clerk was authorized to request a $100,000 supplemental budget for Storyland for fiscal 1956-1957.
- Emergency appropriation of $575 for the [name withheld] referred to the Finance Committee.
- Resolution 16559 adopted, granting leaves of absence to several city commissioners and supervisors in April through August 1956.
- Board adopted the Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for seven city commissioners and officers, April to May 1956.
- Emergency $7,000 appropriation for temporary salaries at the Youth Guidance Center was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $4,800 appropriation for a public address system at the Civic Auditorium was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed ordinance changing hours for selling uncooked meats and poultry was referred to the Public Health and Welfare Committee.
- Supervisors Dobbs, Ferdon, McMahon and Rolph jointly proposed a resolution in memory of [name withheld], Jr.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the [name withheld] of St. [name withheld].
- An emergency $560 appropriation for the Records Center was referred to the Finance Committee.
- An emergency $2,600 appropriation for a new pump at the North [name withheld] Windmill Well was referred to committee.
- Resolution 16620 was adopted by the Board; its subject is not printed on these pages.
- An emergency $12,070 appropriation for the Fire Department was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board fixed 2:00 p.m. on April 30, 1956 for the public hearing on the 1956-57 budget.
- Ordinance amending the city's retirement system credits was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Mayor is asked to appoint a citizens' committee for a reception for the United States First Fleet, June 8-11, 1956.
- [name withheld], Director of Public Health, was authorized to attend the California Medical Association meeting in [name withheld].
- Supervisor Dobbs moved, and the Board referred, a $4,163 emergency appropriation for Public Works building repair to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Dobbs moved, and the Board referred, a $28,537 emergency appropriation for Recreation and Park to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Dobbs moved, and the Board referred, a $27,225 emergency appropriation for sewer repair and sewage treatment to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Dobbs moved, and the Board referred, a $1,500 emergency appropriation for San Francisco Hospital sick leave replacements to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Dobbs moved, and the Board referred, a $1,000 emergency appropriation to print the delinquent tax list to Finance Committee.
- Resolution granting leaves of absence to [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld] and Mayor Christopher was adopted.
- Supervisors referred a $3,132 emergency appropriation for Emergency Hospital employee sick leave to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisors referred a $4,201 emergency appropriation for the Department of Electricity to the Finance Committee.
- A resolution was adopted, though its subject is not printed on this page.
- Finance Committee motion adopting the 1956-1957 budget as amended was passed, with the appropriation and salary ordinances due May 25, 1956.
- Motion sets new inter-departmental positions in the 1956-1957 budget by Civil Service classification and Salary Standardization rates, deleting position counts.
- The Board adopted Dobbs's motion setting pay classes for new interdepartmental positions, leaving tenure to the Civil Service Commission.
- Finance Committee motion adding a rate increase for construction work outside San Francisco to the Annual Salary Ordinance was adopted.
- Finance Committee motion directing the Controller to adjust retirement and social security charges in the 1956-1957 budget was adopted.
- Motion adjusts 1956-1957 departmental budgets to a new Salary Standardization pay schedule effective July 1, 1956.
- Motion directs the Civil Service Commission to set pay rates for disability transfer jobs in the Annual Salary Ordinance.
- Motion adds the Public Utilities Commission's approved rate increase for construction work outside San Francisco to the 1956-1957 salary ordinance.
- The Board adopted Dobbs's motion adjusting departmental budgets to the new city pay schedule effective July 1, 1956.
- Dobbs moved that the Civil Service Commission set pay rates for disability transfer jobs in the Annual Salary Ordinance.
- Finance Committee recommends a $202.7M city budget for 1956-1957, trimming $922,849 from the Mayor's proposal.
- Liens recorded by the Department of Public Health against [name withheld] and May [name withheld] for care were released by resolution.
- Emergency relief grants to dependent nonresidents were extended for May and June by resolution.
- An emergency appropriation of $2,178 for contractual services at Emergency Hospitals and [name withheld] was finally passed.
- Resolution sets prices for excerpts from the Municipal Code in pamphlet form, rescinding Resolution 15589.
- Emergency appropriation of $2,978 for Public Works sewer repair supplies was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $14,960 for Public Works building repair and maintenance was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $1,550 for Building Inspection vehicle upkeep was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $1,100 for Laguna Honda Home supplies was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Director of Public Health was authorized by resolution to attend a League of California Cities institute in Monterey.
- A $6,080 emergency appropriation for Recreation and Park Department contractual services and animal feed was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $1,000 emergency appropriation for an assigned Municipal Court judge's salary was referred to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance 9707 gave the City Attorney an emergency $3,500 for litigation and claims expenses, finally passed by the Board.
- Emergency appropriation of $2,650 for Camp Mather overtime and temporary salaries was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $11,740 for Recreation and Park temporary wages was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $1,850 for Recreation and Park [name withheld] was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted leaves of absence for Supervisor McMahon and several city officials, covering May and June 1956.
- Ordinance listing city positions created or continued for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1957 passed for second reading.
- Annual appropriation ordinance for the fiscal year ending June 30, 1957 passed for second reading.
- The [name withheld] $275 temporary salaries appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund was referred to Finance Committee.
- Several city officials, including the Legion of Honor director and school superintendent, were granted leaves of absence.
- Emergency $2,300 appropriation for meat at Youth Guidance Center and Juvenile Hall sent to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $2,640 appropriation to lease the North East Health Center sent to Finance Committee.
- Leaves of absence approved for several city commissioners and officials during June and July 1956.
- Leaves of absence were granted to several city commissioners and Supervisor Halley for June and July 1956.
- Board referred a $52,000 emergency appropriation to fix fire hazards at the California Palace of the Legion of Honor to Finance Committee.
- An emergency appropriation of $3,200 for public street lighting was referred to the Finance Committee.
- An emergency appropriation of $23,200 for Public Health heat, light and power was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Thirty-sixth Avenue closed each morning for two weeks
- Leaves of absence granted to seven city commission presidents and officials, with permission to leave the State.
- The Clerk was directed to ask the State Board of Equalization for a short extension of the assessment roll deadline.
- The Board authorized county officials to attend the National Association of County Officials convention in Salt Lake City, July 22-25, 1956.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld], presented jointly by Supervisors Ferdon, Dobbs and McCarty.
- Resolution granting leaves of absence to [name withheld] and [name withheld], with permission to leave the state, was adopted.
- Leaves of absence for [name withheld], Henry R. Rolph and Francis J. Herz were adopted on the Mayor's recommendation.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim August 23, 1956 as [name withheld].
- The Board adopted Resolution 16898 on File 14644; the printed text names no party or place.
- Consideration of [name withheld] assessment appeal on Block 306, Lot 9 was continued for one week.
- The Board adopted the Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for several city officials, with permission to leave the state.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] request to reduce the assessment of block 1521, lot 34 was denied on the Director of Property's recommendation.
- Consideration of [name withheld] and [name withheld] assessment appeal on Block 1289, Lot 22A was continued for one week.
- Emergency $3,010 appropriation for an electrician at the Civic Auditorium was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed $6,280 emergency appropriation for the Bureau of Communicable Diseases was temporarily postponed.
- Consideration temporarily put off, with no subject on this page
- $56,200 for three landslide repairs sent to committee
- Emergency $2,800 appropriation for street cleaning wages was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $3,000 appropriation for visiting judges' salaries and expenses was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $10,849 appropriation for Police Department uniformed force overtime was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $6,280 for communicable diseases bureau temporary salaries and supplies was continued one week for lack of votes.
- Emergency appropriation of $3,450 for child hygiene temporary salaries was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Light industry approved at Twenty-first Street and South Van Ness Avenue
- Resolution granting leaves of absence to three city officers, including the Electricity Department chief, was adopted.
- Emergency appropriation of $3,000 for Civil Service Commission contractual services was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $1,500 for judges assigned to Municipal Court was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed rise in the city purchase and use tax from one-half to one percent after September 30, 1956, passed for second reading.
- Emergency $6,280 appropriation for the Public Health communicable diseases bureau's temporary salaries was continued one week.
- Lombard and Buchanan rezoning appeal put off to August 27
- Portola Drive lot bought from [name withheld] for $13,250
- Emergency hospital staffing money of $36,839 was referred to the Finance Committee by voice vote.
- The Board adopted the Mayor's resolution approving temporary leaves of absence for five city officers, all with permission to leave the state.
- Proposal for a San Francisco representative in Washington, D.C., with [name withheld], sent back to committee.
- The Board authorized the Finance Committee to hire a [name withheld] appraiser for two parcels needed for Mansell Street widening.
- $4,935 for the Post Street branch library sent to committee
- Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence, with permission to leave the state, to several city officials in September and October 1956.
- Emergency appropriation of $1,913 for a part-time physician at Laguna Honda Home was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to several commissioners, directors and board members to leave the state.
- The Superintendent and Plant Superintendent of North Point Sewage Treatment Plant were authorized to attend a [name withheld] sewage convention.
- Five city officials were granted leaves of absence for October and November 1956 trips out of state.
- A $3,200 emergency appropriation for a Street Cleaning chauffeur position was referred to the Finance Committee.
- A companion amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance for Street Cleaning was referred to the Finance Committee.
- A $1,900 emergency appropriation to replace a station wagon at [name withheld] was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Leaves of absence were granted to [name withheld], [name withheld]., [name withheld], [name withheld] and Mayor Christopher for October and November 1956.
- $36,879.33 water assessment for Mission Road sent to committee
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim October 19, 1956 as [name withheld].
- Resolution 17161 was adopted, though its subject is not printed on this page.
- A $5,406 appropriation for a Fire Department lieutenant position was referred back to the Finance Committee for further study.
- Supervisors continued for one week an emergency $1,913 appropriation for a part-time physician at Laguna Honda Home.
- Municipal Court's $15,200 emergency salary appropriation was referred to the Finance Committee.
- City Planning Commission's $204 request for a typewriter was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Public Works' $500 request for temporary salaries at sewage pumping stations was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Leaves of absence were granted to [name withheld] and [name withheld] for travel outside the state.
- $15,000 for a drain beside Ingerson Avenue sent to committee
- Dismissal of the city's lawsuit against [name withheld] was continued for one week.
- Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for Public Utilities and Recreation and Park commissioners approved.
- Public Utilities Commission staff authorized to attend the Jet Age Conference in San Francisco on October 30.
- Laguna Honda Home kitchen helper and cook positions were increased by emergency amendment to the annual salary ordinance.
- Board asked the Finance Committee to invite cities to meet November 14, 1956, on Pacific Telephone franchise legislation.
- Referred to the Finance Committee, no subject on this page
- Emergency $2,410 appropriation for Civil Service Commission temporary salaries was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $600 appropriation for Weights and Measures automotive repair was referred to Finance Committee.
- Shops refused at Van Ness Avenue and Chestnut Street
- Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence, with permission to leave the state, to five city officials in November 1956.
- A companion salary ordinance for street cleaning positions was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Streets Committee's proposed southern freeway route from Silver Avenue to Tennessee Street drew complaints that nearby homeowners were not notified.
- $2.0M voted for rebuilding Geary Street and removing its tracks
- Emergency funds of $14,601 for five street cleaning laborer positions were sent to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency funds of $3,250 for furniture in seven firehouses were sent to the Finance Committee.
- Resolution authorizes a corrected 1956-57 assessment roll for [name withheld] and [name withheld] property, increasing their taxes.
- The Board adopted Resolution 17262 on a matter whose subject is not printed on this page.
- A motion carried with no subject on this page
- Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to four officials, including [name withheld] and [name withheld].
- Board adopted a resolution commending Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company for installing its 500,000th San Francisco telephone.
- Supplemental appropriation of $13,200 requested from the Mayor to fund raised supervisors' salaries.
- [name withheld], Retirement Board member, granted leave of absence December 6-16, 1956, with permission to leave the state.
- Board approved leaves of absence for [name withheld], Library Commissioner Simon and Mayor Christopher.
- [name withheld] 1956-57 assessment roll entry was corrected at Block 2047, Lot 37, increasing her taxes payable.
- Exemption of the Retirement System Assistant Secretary from the charter residence rule was held in abeyance pending a Retirement Board report.
- A proposal to take $13,200 from the emergency reserve to raise Board of Supervisors members' salaries was taken up.
- Police Commissioner Paul Bissinger and City Planning Commissioner Donald Kirby were granted leaves of absence.
- Emergency $611 overtime appropriation for Public Works sewage treatment plants was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a leave of absence for Recreation and Park Commissioner [name withheld] to leave the state.
- Board confirmed four appointees to the San Francisco War Memorial Board of Trustees, each for six-year terms.
- Public Works requested $5,630 in emergency funds for temporary sewage treatment plant salaries; sent to Finance Committee.
- Public Works requested $146 in emergency funds to buy a monitoring radio receiver; sent to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating Supervisor McAteer and his wife on the birth of their son.
- The Board asked the Mayor to proclaim January 19-26, 1957, as Jaycee Week, adopted by resolution.
- Supervisors amended the police salary ordinance, cutting General Clerk-Stenographer positions from 16 to 14 as a companion to the appropriation.
- Resolution granting leaves of absence to four city officials, including Police Commission and Recreation and Park officers, was adopted.
- A $375 emergency appropriation for Bureau of Building Repair overtime was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $19,707.87 emergency appropriation for Public Library wages was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposal to narrow Bemis Street sidewalks from 22 to 8 feet was continued for one week.
- Ordinance setting terms for utilities building in streets after franchise expiry referred to joint Finance and Public Utilities committee.
- Leaves of absence with permission to leave the state were granted to Cook, de [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld].
- Adult Probation's $2,925 emergency appropriation from the Emergency Reserve Fund was referred to Finance Committee.
- Sale of surplus Municipal Railway land at California and Hyde Streets was temporarily postponed for further study.
- Finance Committee's proposed salary increases for 691 city job classes sent to Civil Service Commission for review.
- Resolution 17553 of 1939 was adopted; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Supervisor McCarty proposed amending the 1957 Salary Standardization Ordinance to change [name withheld] and time off for city employees.
- A supplemental appropriation of $13,650 for printing and official advertising costs was adopted.
- Public Defender Edward T. Mancuso was granted leave of absence to leave the state on March 9-10, 1957.
- Finance Committee motion sending proposed salary amendments to the Civil Service Commission for review was adopted.
- Board adopted amended employee pay schedules recommended by the Finance Committee, to be included in Salary Standardization Ordinance File 14485.
- Emergency $3,836.61 appropriation for Police Department extra duty was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $5,925 appropriation for Department of Electricity supplies was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $6,620 for equipment at San Francisco Hospital's new bakery was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Less parking refused for a lot on Roosevelt Way
- Finance Committee salary schedule under debate; an amendment raising the Supervising Director range to $505-575 monthly carried 6-5.
- Salary standardization ordinance for city employees passed to second reading after clerical corrections to pay schedules.
- Emergency $8,450 appropriation for pro tempore court reporters was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $10,780 for nursing service through the Visiting Nurses Association was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $621 appropriation for [name withheld] services was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $13,650 appropriation for Board of Supervisors contractual services was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Resolution 17595 was adopted by the Board, with ten ayes and one member absent.
- Pay rates ordinance for municipal officers and employees passed for second reading, without longevity provisions, effective July 1, 1957.
- Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for several commissioners and Supervisor McMahon were approved with permission to leave the state.
- Proposed $6,000 emergency appropriation for Superior Court visiting judges was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $13,000 emergency appropriation for Fire Department equipment and water supply was referred to Finance Committee.
- Mayor's veto of File No. 15366 sent back to the Finance Committee for further study.
- Hearing on appeal of a lot-size variance on Dorcas Way set for April 1, 1957.
- Three recreation and museum officials were granted leaves of absence to travel out of the state in spring 1957.
- The Board set an April 8, 1957 hearing on an appeal against refused rezoning of an area near Lincoln Way.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld].
- Emergency $3,600 appropriation for Public Works road equipment was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Mayor's recommendation granting leaves of absence to [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] was adopted.
- An emergency ordinance appropriating $2,000 for War Memorial overtime was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $2,350 appropriation for County Clerk temporary salaries was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $4,000 appropriation for sick leave at Public Health emergency hospitals was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $31,820 appropriation for the Police Department's contracts, supplies and Chief's fund was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $119,360 Water Department appropriation for wages and supplies was re-referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed ban on trucks over 35 feet on Nineteenth Avenue, Park-Presidio Boulevard and Lake Street was tabled.
- Emergency $41,300 appropriation for San Francisco Hospital supplies and contracts was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $300 appropriation to repair the Civic Auditorium pipe organ was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $13,680 appropriation for Superior Court narcotics transport and Youth Authority commitments was referred to Finance Committee.
- Leaves of absence for the Mayor and several city board members in April 1957 were adopted.
- Emergency appropriation of $2,500 for Recreation and Park general division fuel was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $29,000 for Mayor's Office disaster equipment was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $5,419 for Public Health Department emergency hospitals was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $1,250 for the County Clerk's office was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $14,000 for the Recreation and Park Department general office was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $10,000 for Recreation and Park Department commissary foodstuffs was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $5,000 for San Francisco Zoo animal food was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $600 appropriation for Log Cabin Ranch School heat, light and power was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $600 overtime appropriation for the Civil Service Commission was referred to Finance Committee.
- Leaves of absence were granted to several officials, including Supervisor Dobbs, for May and June 1957 out-of-state travel.
- Emergency $400 appropriation for Coroner's Office automotive repairs was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $12,825 appropriation for Recreation and Park Department services was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $460 appropriation for Probation Office employees' car use was referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisors adopted the 1957-1958 city budget, as amended, and sent the appropriation and salary ordinances to the Board.
- Supervisor Dobbs moved to adopt the 1957-1958 city budget as amended by the Finance Committee, with supplemental items included.
- Board adopted Dobbs motion that new inter-departmental positions follow Civil Service classifications and Salary Standardization Ordinance, with tenure set by Civil Service Commission.
- Board adopted Dobbs motion directing Civil Service Commission to set pay rates for disability transfer employments.
- Dobbs moved to change inter-departmental rates for construction work performed outside San Francisco; outcome continues on next page.
- Supervisors directed the Controller to adjust retirement allowances and social security charges in the 1957-1958 budget estimates.
- Supervisors approved, as recommended by the Public Utilities Commission, an increase in rates for construction work done outside San Francisco.
- Supervisors debate paying for the proposed Civic Center Plaza garage
- Supervisor Dobbs renewed his motion to adopt the 1957-1958 annual budget with Finance Committee amendments, excluding the $1,000,000 garage reserve.
- Board adopted Dobbs motion that the Civil Service Commission list only permanent inter-departmental positions in the Annual Salary Ordinance.
- Board adopted Dobbs motion adjusting 1957-58 departmental budgets to the new salary schedule effective July 1, 1957.
- $4,000 proposed to take down the Seventeenth Street brick chimney
- Leaves of absence were granted to [name withheld] of the War Memorial trustees and [name withheld] of the Civil Service Commission.
- Board referred a $5,594 emergency appropriation for Public Works street cleaning to the Finance Committee.
- Board referred a $5,680 emergency appropriation for County Jail No. 2 to the Finance Committee.
- Board referred a $9,745 emergency appropriation for Fire Department overtime to the Finance Committee.
- Board referred a $3,620 emergency appropriation for the Mayor's Office to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed $27,700 emergency appropriation for Retirement System compensation insurance sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $566.89 emergency appropriation for Sheriff's Department vehicle repairs sent to Finance Committee.
- Leaves of absence for several city officials, including the Superintendent of Public Schools, were adopted.
- Proposed $12,802 emergency appropriation for Laguna Honda Home sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $1,322 emergency overtime appropriation for the Civic Auditorium sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $1,850 emergency appropriation for the Assessor's Office sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $5,000 emergency appropriation for the Municipal Court sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $29,869 emergency appropriation for San Francisco Hospital supplies sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $4,000 emergency appropriation for Superior Court examinations sent to Finance Committee.
- Pending equal job opportunity ordinance continued for two weeks so employers and minority groups can seek a compromise.
- Proposed $2,200 for County Jail No. 1 contractual services and food was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $5,100 for Public Works street repair equipment upkeep was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $2,800 appropriation for Board of Supervisors contractual services was referred to Finance Committee.
- Several city commissioners and Board of Education members were granted leaves of absence to travel out of state in June and July 1957.
- Intention to apply for state funds under SB 659 for construction at Log Cabin Ranch School declared.
- Board endorsed the Malaya Independence Trade Fair exhibit by resolution.
- Assessment roll for 1957-58 placed in custody, letting the Assessor accept applications for reductions.
- Clerk directed to ask the State Board of Equalization to extend delivery of the 1957 assessment roll to July 8.
- Extension to July 8, 1957 for the 1957 assessment roll was requested from the State Board of Equalization.
- Leaves of absence were granted to several city officials, including the District Attorney and Sheriff, for June and July 1957.
- Proposed one-way streets measure was sent back to the Police Committee for a fuller feasibility report.
- Proposed ordinance letting city supply buyers purchase Log Cabin Ranch student dairy and farm products; consideration continued one week.
- Board adopted a motion asking the State Board of Equalization for a twenty-day extension for the 1957 assessment roll.
- Mayor recommended leaves of absence for several city officers and a supervisor in July 1957; the Board's vote is not yet printed.
- Board adopted Resolution 17927 providing custody of the 1957-58 [name withheld] and letting the Assessor accept applications for reductions.
- Board carried a motion directing the Clerk to ask the State Board of Equalization for more time before assessment hearings.
- A proposal letting city supply buyers purchase dairy products made by students at Log Cabin Ranch was sent back to Finance Committee.
- Director of Public Works [name withheld] granted leave of absence August 5-26, 1957, by Mayor's recommendation.
- Light industry refused on Clay Street west of Montgomery Street
- A $1,975 emergency appropriation for Board of Supervisors temporary salaries was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution presented by Supervisor Dobbs for McCarty, with no practical effect beyond the record.
- The Board unanimously adopted a memorial resolution honouring [name withheld] by rising vote.
- Board adopted the Mayor's request granting leaves of absence to four city commissioners travelling out of state in summer 1957.
- The County Board of Equalization recessed its property assessment hearings to July 22, 1957, to allow applications to be filed.
- Emergency appropriation of $9,420 for one Building Inspection position was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating the Old-Timers' Baseball Association on its July 13, 1957 contest at Seals Stadium.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] building assessment on Block 3723 Lot 21 was reduced from $11,000 to $7,000.
- Leaves of absence were approved for several city commissioners to travel outside the state in July and August 1957.
- Proposed $5,850 appropriation for refuse disposal at San Francisco International Airport was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $4.1M appropriation for aid to needy children, elderly, blind and disabled residents was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed amendment to the Public Welfare Department salary ordinance was referred to Finance Committee.
- State Agriculture Director agrees to pay San Francisco $3,000 to augment the Agricultural Commissioner's salary.
- The Board denied all tax equalization applications that were tabled or otherwise not acted upon.
- The Board approved the Assessor's clerical error list for the 1957-1958 assessment roll.
- Emergency $3,260 appropriation for Superior Court visiting judges' salaries was referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Dobbs moved to authorize the Clerk to correct a clerical error on motorcycle personnel in Ordinance 10495.
- The Board ratified leaves of absence for Supervisor McCarty and Public Works Director [name withheld], both allowed to leave the State.
- Board adopted a finding of necessity for a tax subsidy tied to new airport rates, expected to raise about $4,200,000 over five years.
- The Board adopted a schedule of rates and charges for common-use facilities at San Francisco International Airport.
- Board continued a charter amendment on citizenship and residence rules for city officers and employees one week.
- Board continued a charter amendment letting retired city employees serve as expert witnesses one week.
- A $1,500 emergency appropriation for Department of Public Health sick leave was sent to Finance Committee.
- Shops refused at Nineteenth Avenue and Sloat Boulevard
- Athens Street and Crocker Amazon paving work put off
- Proposed changes to sedan, limousine and taxicab fares were continued one week, pending a Controller's office report.
- The Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for several city commissioners and officials were adopted.
- Board adopted a resolution urging public recognition of Sight-Saving Month, September 1957, and asking the Mayor for a proclamation.
- A $1,400 emergency appropriation for Municipal Court visiting judges' salaries was referred to Finance Committee.
- Consideration of taxi, sedan and limousine fare rates was continued one week by the Board.
- Proposed change to San Francisco sedan, limousine and taxicab fare rates was continued for three weeks.
- Board re-referred and then adopted authority for the Director of Public Health to accept state alcoholic rehabilitation aid.
- Adopted: certificates of commendation issued to [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] for meritorious suggestions.
- Board adopted a resolution expressing appreciation for the gift of the [name withheld].
- Resolution 18255 was adopted by the Board; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Board finally passed an emergency $2,400 appropriation for Asiatic flu vaccine purchase by Public Health.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Assessor and a deputy attend the national assessing officers conference in Dallas, Texas.
- A $2,000 emergency appropriation for visiting judges' salaries was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to Mayor Christopher and several city commissioners and officials.
- Board adopted a resolution congratulating Mr. and [name withheld] on their golden wedding anniversary.
- Bleachers rented for the [name withheld] celebration on October 13
- Board accepted Bank of America and American Trust Company's bid to buy $12,000,000 in Hetch Hetchy Power Bonds.
- Board accepted Bank of America and American Trust Company's bid to buy $4,500,000 in Sewer Bonds.
- Board accepted Bank of America and American Trust Company's bid to buy $2,000,000 in Playgrounds and Recreation Centers Bonds.
- Dobbs moved adoption of the bid acceptance for $2,900,000 in Airport Bonds; the vote is not shown here.
- The Board adopted leave-of-absence approvals for the Mayor and several city officials for October and November 1957.
- Board accepted Bank of America and American Trust Company's bid to buy $1,500,000 in San Francisco Hospital Bonds.
- Board resumed discussion of taxicab rates; Yellow Cab overhead was $279,000 statewide and $97,000 in San Francisco.
- Bid of Bank of America and American Trust Company accepted for $6,000,000 school bonds, 1956 Series A.
- Official notice of sale inviting bids for city bonds to be sold October 7, 1957 was ratified and adopted.
- City Attorney's $19,935 emergency funds to intervene in Pacific Telephone rate case referred to Finance Committee.
- $8,440 emergency funds for Laguna Honda Home temporary salaries and equipment referred to Finance Committee.
- $1,340 emergency funds for temporary salaries at sewage pumping stations referred to Finance Committee.
- $14,524.80 emergency funds to create Merced Branch library positions referred to Finance Committee.
- Board adopted a resolution in memoriam for [name withheld] by rising vote.
- Board adopted a resolution sending two Library Department representatives to a California Library Association conference in Fresno, October 16-18, 1957.
- Part of Vallejo Street closed for four days in October
- Emergency $19,935 appropriation for City Attorney to intervene in Pacific Telephone rate case was re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Board adopted a resolution allowing the Sealer of Weights and Measures to attend a conference in Anaheim, October 22-25, 1957.
- Consideration of $4,900 for two-way radios in emergency hospital ambulances was continued one week.
- [name withheld] signs over land for the Fifth and Mission garage
- Consideration of $5,500 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to demolish the McCreery Branch Library was continued one week.
- Consideration of $350 for telephone service for the [name withheld] was continued one week.
- A $1,500 emergency appropriation for sewer repair suction hose was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board continued the Helen Wills Playground expansion measure for two weeks by a 9-1 vote.
- A $1,600 emergency appropriation for War Memorial elevator cables was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Resolution granting leaves of absence to [name withheld], Howe and Moore to leave the state was adopted.
- Emergency appropriation of $1,302 for [name withheld] at sewage pumping stations was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $4,600 for Public Works building repair temporary salaries referred to Finance Committee.
- Leaves of absence for several city officials, including commissioners and directors, were approved for periods in November and December 1957.
- Emergency appropriation of $2,625 for County Clerk temporary salaries referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $5,061.90 for Police Department civilian temporary salaries referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $14,000 for Sheriff's Department overtime and salaries referred to Finance Committee.
- Board referred a $7,600 emergency appropriation for Superior Court [name withheld] and jurors' expenses to Finance Committee.
- Payment of $267.26 in 18 warrants to [name withheld] was re-referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $5,061.90 for Police temporary salaries was re-referred to the Finance Committee for more information.
- The Board ratified the Clerk's earlier acts concerning bond issues by resolution.
- Referred to Finance Committee a $2,596 emergency appropriation to cover a higher Civic Auditorium insurance premium.
- Board adopted a resolution granting five city officials permission to leave the State for stated dates in late November and December 1957.
- Referred to Finance Committee a $4,515 emergency appropriation for one calculating machine operator position in the Retirement System.
- Referred to Finance Committee an amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance companion to the Retirement System position appropriation.
- New street for the Hall of Justice sent back to committee
- The Board authorized reclassifying one stenographer position in the Board of Supervisors' office to a general clerk-typist.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] were granted leaves of absence to travel outside the state.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memoriam of [name withheld].
- Board continued for one week a proposal to rescind the 1939 condemnation of land for the Helen Wills Playground addition.
- A $3,500 emergency ordinance to create a rehabilitation coordinator post at San Francisco Hospital was referred to Finance Committee.
- A companion measure amending the Annual Salary Ordinance for San Francisco Hospital was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposal to cut the 1955 recreation bond appropriation from $3.24M to $2.91M by dropping [name withheld] recreation facilities was postponed.
- Emergency $400 for food and sanitary inspection supplies was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Change of conditions refused at Nineteenth Avenue and Lawton Street
- Proposal to rescind the eminent domain acquisition of part of Assessor's Block 573 for the Helen Wills Playground addition was postponed.
- Bay View Park quarry appeal put off again
- $4,000 for redesigning Civic Center Plaza sent back to committee
- Board deferred for one week a proposed ordinance setting Airport taxicab fares, pending City Attorney answers on legal questions.
- Four city officials, including [name withheld] and [name withheld], were granted leaves of absence over the holidays.
- Emergency $422 appropriation for Public Works street cleaning [name withheld] sent to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $7,175 appropriation for Juvenile Hall [name withheld] sent to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $1,675 appropriation for Log Cabin Ranch School [name withheld] sent to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $7,140 appropriation for Recreation and Park temporary salaries sent to Finance Committee.
- Resolution commends the USF basketball team for winning the Blue Grass Festival and the All-College Tournament.
- Emergency $1,000 appropriation for Coroner's Office contractual services sent to Finance Committee.
- Adopted a resolution extending emergency relief grants to dependent non-residents for January and February 1958.
- Adopted a resolution directing the City Attorney to sue Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company over unpaid franchise payments.
- Adopted a resolution approving supplemental recommendations from the Public Welfare Department, dated December 31, 1957.
- Adopted a resolution releasing health department liens on care for Surrey Johnson, Santiago and [name withheld], and [name withheld].
- Adopted a resolution waiving residence rules for a temporary rate engineer in the City Attorney's office on Pacific Telephone's rate application.
- Emergency appropriation of $767 for the Single Men's Rehabilitation Center's [name withheld] and temporary salaries was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $2,163 for Public Works' Bureau of Building Repair [name withheld] was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $4,850 for Sheriff's Department materials and supplies was referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Dobbs moved to refer the $2,908 War Memorial overtime appropriation to the Finance Committee, which was carried.
- A $692 emergency appropriation for Public Works sewage treatment plant vehicle repairs was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board finally passed an emergency appropriation of $5,000 for sick leave pay at the Department of Public Health's Emergency Hospitals.
- Skyline Boulevard proposed as a national parkway and sent to committee
- State asked to add the Bayshore alternate freeway to its highways
- Mayor's recommendation granting leaves of absence to several city commissioners and board members was presented for Board action.
- Emergency appropriation of $329.49 for Weights and Measures at the Farmers' Market was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $15,000 for the Fire Department's contractual services was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $3,760 for Police Department overtime and special compensation was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency $2,131 appropriation for Laguna Honda Home supplies and repairs was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $4,956.28 for Laguna Honda Home staff salaries and laundry was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $915 appropriation for de [name withheld] fuels, illuminants and lubricants was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $13,771 for Public Library wages was referred to Finance Committee.
- Substitute ordinance cutting airport taxi fares and easing [name withheld] airport cab operations remains before the Board, with debate continuing.
- Public necessity declared for improving [name withheld] Aquarium in Golden Gate Park and a salt-water pipeline from [name withheld]; adopted by eleven ayes.
- Board adopted a resolution releasing the Department of Public Health lien for care given [name withheld].
- The Board sent the unsigned resolution back to Mayor for approval or disapproval and held his letter until he acts.
- Proposed $2,500,000 public park by the Embarcadero opposite the Ferry Building was sent back to the Finance Committee.
- Finance Committee's employee salary schedule ordinance was sent to the Civil Service Commission and continued to March 10, 1958.
- Letter of sympathy sent to [name withheld] family
- A $1,050 emergency appropriation for fuels and lubricants at Log Cabin Ranch School was referred to Finance Committee.
- An $8,550 emergency appropriation for temporary salaries at Emergency Hospitals was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $14,589 emergency appropriation for Juvenile Hall temporary salaries and supplies was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $600 emergency appropriation for photograph supplies at the Tuberculosis Bureau was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $988 emergency appropriation for sewer repair overtime and [name withheld] was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $3,250 emergency appropriation for Adult Probation operating costs was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $6,000 emergency appropriation for Sheriff's overtime and temporary keeper salaries was referred to Finance Committee.
- Finance Committee's salary schedules ordinance for city employees was taken up out of order; the final vote continues on the next page.
- Proposed community mental health service program was referred to a joint committee for cost study, with City costs estimated at $50,000 to $80,000.
- Proposed $3,000 emergency appropriation for San Francisco Hospital sick leave allowance was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $25 emergency appropriation for an air compressor at [name withheld] was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $3,428 emergency appropriation for Sewer Repair Bureau automotive equipment maintenance was referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Dobbs moved a substitute for the Board's amendments to the Civil Service Commission's compensation schedule; outcome not shown here.
- Proposed $1,400 emergency appropriation for San Francisco Hospital contractual service, referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed $12,700 emergency appropriation for Public Works sewage and waste treatment plants, referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Blake asks about the Bay View Park stadium contract
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim July 24-31, 1958 as San Francisco Designers' Fashion Week.
- Emergency $1,700 appropriation for Legion of Honor fuel, light and power was referred to Finance Committee.
- Owners, architect and planners heard on the Union Street appeal
- Board set Monday, April 28, 1958 at 2 p.m. for public hearing on the 1958-59 budget.
- Emergency appropriation of $14,000 for Street Cleaning vehicle repairs was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $3,347 for Building Repair fuel oil was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $10,894 for Sewer Repair supplies was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $2,500 for Municipal Court transcripts was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $4,909 for Police Department temporary salaries was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $415 for Laguna Honda Home overtime was referred to the Finance Committee.
- $575 for traffic engineering vehicle repairs sent to committee
- A $550 emergency appropriation for contractual services at San Francisco Hospital was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $5,700 emergency appropriation for a temporary automotive repair shop for the Purchasing Department was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of [name withheld].
- Board referred an emergency $3,501 appropriation for burial of indigent dead to Finance Committee.
- Land and $21,947.80 swapped with Chas. [name withheld] for the stadium
- Board asked the Mayor to appoint a citizens committee to welcome the United States First Fleet.
- Board urged continued tax exemption for non-profit schools and opposed a November 1958 initiative to tax them.
- Ordinance to spend $5,700 on a temporary automotive repair shop for the Purchasing Department was continued, with no new date printed.
- Board sustained protests and cancelled street improvement assessments on Sixteenth Street, with the City bearing the cost.
- Consideration of the city budget was postponed to Thursday, May 15, 1958, at 11:00 a.m.
- The Finance Committee's War Memorial janitor allowance was amended, cutting janitor positions from 18 to 17 with one foreman added.
- Emergency $17,100 appropriation for Sheriff overtime, salaries and supplies was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $91,700 appropriation for San Francisco Hospital supplies and foodstuffs was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $1,600 appropriation for Municipal Court visiting judges' salaries referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $1,061 appropriation for the Coroner's overtime, services and equipment referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $2,500 appropriation for Emergency Hospitals employees' sick leave referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $52,925 appropriation for Laguna Honda Home contracts and supplies was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency $500 appropriation for County Clerk materials and supplies referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Dobbs moved adoption of the 1958-1959 budget with Finance Committee amendments cutting several departments' requests.
- Finance Committee budget amendments, as altered by earlier Board votes, were adopted by nine ayes to none.
- The Civil Service Commission must set pay rates for disability transfer jobs in the Annual Salary Ordinance.
- Board adopted the 1958 annual budget as amended and sent appropriation and salary ordinances to the Board for May 23.
- Civil Service Commission directed to set pay rates for disability transfer jobs under charter section 156, adopted 9-0.
- Proposed amendment to the 1958-59 annual budget adds reclassifications for the City Attorney, Controller, District Attorney and Public Defender.
- New inter-departmental positions will take Civil Service classification and pay rates, with tenure set by the Civil Service Commission.
- Only inter-departmental positions filled permanently will appear in the Annual Salary Ordinance, the Civil Service Commission decided.
- Departmental budget estimates will be adjusted to set the new 1958 pay schedule effective July 1, 1958.
- Board voted to transfer $68,000 of unused Municipal Railway planning funds back to the General Fund.
- Controller authorized to correct clerical and computational errors in the adopted budget and file lists with the Clerk.
- Public Utilities Commission-approved rate increases for outside-San Francisco construction work were added to the 1958-59 Annual Salary Ordinance, adopted 9-0.
- Controller directed to adjust retirement allowances and social security charges in the budget estimates after personnel changes.
- A $750 emergency appropriation for Purchaser's Tabulating Bureau services was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $4,000 emergency appropriation for Municipal Court use of Purchaser's Tabulating Bureau services was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $1,075 Juvenile Hall appropriation for [name withheld] and scavenger service was continued one week.
- A $26,627 Superior Court appropriation for insanity examinations and transcripts was continued one week.
- Controller and Treasurer were directed to act as auditor and treasurer for the Hunters Point Reclamation District.
- Letter of sympathy approved for the family of the late [name withheld].
- Consideration of $8,247 for Recreation and Park employees' car use and travel was continued one week.
- A $2,800 Juvenile Hall appropriation for temporary salaries was continued one week.
- Board referred an emergency $49,352 appropriation for relocating and realigning Water Department mains to Finance Committee.
- Board referred an emergency $1,550 overtime appropriation for War Memorial to Finance Committee.
- Recreation and Park Department received an emergency appropriation of $8,247 for employee cars, vehicle repair and out-of-town travel; finally passed after rescission.
- Rezoning to shops refused at Fitzgerald Avenue and Hawes Street
- Emergency appropriation of $15,165 for foster home and institution care of minors was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $4,100 for light, heat and power for Recreation and Park was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $1,078 for Superior Court reporters' fees was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $2,930 for sewer repair overtime and contract services was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $460 for County Clerk overtime was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $6,884 for [name withheld] at Laguna Honda Home was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $1,800 to replace a damaged Sheriff's Office station wagon was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $8,389.40 for Recreation and Park Department judgments was referred to Finance Committee.
- Emergency appropriation of $435 for Real Estate Department equipment and office furniture was referred to Finance Committee.
- Sheriff's county jails receive $4,000 for foodstuffs, passed on final passage as Ordinance 377-58.
- Thirty-seventh Avenue closed for the Sunset Baptist Church vacation school
- Attendance at the California State Sheriffs' Association meeting in Santa Monica, July 8-10, 1958, was approved.
- The Board finally passed an amendment letting the $13,585 [name withheld] Aquarium appropriation carry past fiscal 1957-58.
- Consideration of a $1,800 Sheriff's station wagon purchase appropriation was temporarily postponed on Dobbs' motion.
- Board of Equalization continued the [name withheld] and Garces appeal over the building assessment on Block 65 Lot 15 for one week.
- The Clerk was authorized to file the community mental health services plan with the state Director of Mental Hygiene.
- [name withheld] sought an assessment cut on Block 749 Lot 3; the outcome is not shown on this page.
- Motion to reduce Islais Creek Grain Terminal Corp.'s $66,067 possessory interest assessment to zero was defeated.
- [name withheld] building assessment on block 874, lot 1 was reduced from $75,000 to $50,000.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] and [name withheld] appealed the Block 65, Lot 15 assessment; the Director recommended reducing the building to $55,000.
- Islais Creek Grain Terminal Corp.'s possessory interest assessment of $66,067 was not reduced; its application was denied.
- The Board commended [name withheld] by resolution, presented on behalf of Supervisor Ferdon.
- Board of Equalization cut building assessments on [name withheld] and [name withheld] Block 3722 lots 39 and 40.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] assessment appeal on Block 749, Lots 3A and 3B was denied.
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of [name withheld].
- Board continued for one week consideration of renaming an Airport maintenance supervisor job title.
- A proposed charter amendment on retirement allowances for retired miscellaneous employees was temporarily postponed.
- Resolution sending three supervisors to the 1958 mayors' conference was postponed after committee urged sustaining the mayor's veto.
- Consideration of sending three supervisors to the 1958 U.[name withheld] of Mayors in Miami Beach was temporarily postponed.
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late Andrew C. McLaughlin, Jr.
- Emergency $506 appropriation for War Memorial insurance premium increase was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim Sight Saving Month.
- Emergency $1,250 appropriation to repair a sewer force main on Commercial Street was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld], former Chief of Police, by a rising vote.
- Consideration of a ballot argument for Proposition E, the Electricity Department yard bond, was temporarily postponed.
- The Board referred a $450 emergency appropriation for Retirement System overtime to the Finance Committee.
- Consideration of a ballot argument for Proposition F, the Public Works yard bond, was temporarily postponed.
- The Board referred a $3,021 emergency appropriation for Public Health Central Office sick leave to the Finance Committee.
- The Board referred a $16,841 emergency appropriation to staff the new North Beach Library to the Finance Committee.
- Strict code enforcement requested to remove substandard conditions in former Redevelopment Area D, South of Market; adopted.
- A proposal to spend $3,789.06 from the Emergency Reserve on de [name withheld] fuel oil was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Presiding Judge of the Municipal Court was authorized to designate judges to attend a Coronado conference.
- A $3,845 emergency appropriation for temporary salaries in Public Works' Bureau of Building Repair was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a resolution welcoming Supervisor [name withheld] to the Board.
- Board passed an emergency appropriation of $3,845 for temporary salaries in the Public Works Bureau of Building Repair.
- Airport real property to be leased under an ordinance passed for second reading by the Board of Supervisors.
- Appropriation of $42,642.21 for new staff positions at Laguna Honda Home was referred to Finance Committee.
- Resolution confirming a lease of certain airport property to United Air Lines, Inc. was adopted.
- Proposed $2,500 from emergency reserve to California Academy of Sciences for museum handrails; sent to Finance Committee.
- The assessment for sewer and street improvement of Detroit Street between Mangels and Joost Avenues was confirmed after no one spoke against it.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim Lucinda Weeks School Week.
- Board referred a resolution correcting a 1958-59 assessment roll error that raises some property taxes to Finance Committee.
- Supervisors referred a $23,540 emergency appropriation to hire pool staff for Recreation and Park Department to Finance Committee.
- Board sent a $111,420.25 appropriation to buy land for traffic control at San Francisco General Hospital back to Finance Committee.
- Supervisors referred a $3,700 emergency appropriation for air conditioning and wiring in Room 107 of the Hall of Justice to Finance Committee.
- Supervisors referred a $5,720 emergency appropriation for temporary salaries in Municipal Court to Finance Committee.
- Supervisors referred a companion salary ordinance for Recreation and Park Department positions to Finance Committee.
- The Board voted to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Zoning amendment adding Section 22 on floor area ratio was continued for two weeks.
- The Board adopted a resolution in memory of Joseph J. Geary by rising vote.
- The Board adopted a resolution electing directors of the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District.
- Skyline Boulevard proposed as a national parkway with three nearby counties
- Ordinance appropriating $4,645.22 from the Sheriff to pay property taxes to San Mateo County passed as an emergency.
- Proposed emergency appropriation of $16,500 for Art Commission Municipal Symphony Concerts was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Emergency ordinance paying Millbrae's $17,075.11 assessment from Water Department funds passed finally.
- Emergency $11,721.53 Water Department payment to [name withheld] for assessments referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Dobbs presented a resolution in memory of [name withheld]; the outcome appears on the next page.
- Assessor's correction moving improvements to the proper lot was confirmed after a hearing; objector [name withheld] had left the meeting.
- Board adopted a resolution accepting a $2,500 gift from the Levi Strauss Foundation for recreation and park purposes.
- Emergency $5,040 appropriation for Public Welfare temporary salaries referred to Finance Committee.
- Board adopts resolution authorizing correction of clerical errors in the 1958-59 assessment roll, raising some taxes.
- Emergency $2,000 appropriation for Public Health bacteriological laboratory supplies was referred to Finance Committee.
- $8,500 for accident compensation sent to the finance committee
- The Board adopted a resolution felicitating [name withheld].
- Resolution commending Supervisor Francis McCarty was adopted by the Board of Supervisors.
- The Board urged the Recreation and Park Department to correct a hazardous condition at Land's End.
- The Board sent a letter of sympathy to the family of the late Associate Justice
- Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld] on behalf of all members.
- Supervisors Dobbs and Ferdon jointly moved a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Proposed ordinance creating a San Francisco Youth Commission was referred to a joint Finance and Health and Welfare committee.
- Hall of Justice construction costs and future spending were referred to the Finance Committee for investigation and review.
- Supervisor Dobbs asked the County, State and National Affairs Committee to reconsider tabling a redevelopment property-acquisition measure.
- Board commends the Finance Committee and staff who assisted with budget deliberations.
- Proposal urging state law letting redevelopment agencies take immediate possession of land; adoption moved, outcome not shown here.
- Water Department payment of $11,256.92 to [name withheld] for its assessments referred to Finance Committee.
- Municipal Court request for $1,200 for visiting judges' salaries referred to Finance Committee.
- Residents of Forest Hill petitioned to restrict heavy trucks to deliveries and pick-ups; the petition was referred to the Police Committee.
- Supervisor Dobbs presented a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim the week of October 26-31, 1959, as London Week.
- Persia Street closing for the [name withheld] moved to October 2
- Board approved changing Lot 1, Block 1483 on Seal Rock Drive from R-1 to R-2 zoning.
- Two-family zoning for 107-109 Seal Rock Drive put off
- A letter of sympathy was sent to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Sympathy letter sent to Milton Meyer's family
- The Board adopted a motion sending its fiscal 1960-61 budget estimates to the Controller.
- World's Fair committee plan put on hold.
- City asked to appoint St Patrick's Day citizens' committee.
- South Bay water request to state sent to committee.
- Traffic rule proposed for westbound MacArthur Avenue into Laguna Street
- Part of Noriega Street made a through highway, another part dropped
- Hospital job reassignment rules sent back to committee.
- City asks Congress to change housing law for urban renewal moves
- City praises a junior high school's dads' club
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] assessment appeal for Block 74, Lot 32 was continued one week, then denied.
- Board continued the Civil Service Commission's salary survey funding for one week, pending a commission report on economic conditions.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] assessment appeal for Block 74, Lot 31 was continued for one week.
- Move to undo [name withheld] Fifth Street flower stand transfer
- One couple's building assessment cut from $9,000 to $7,000
- One couple's building assessment cut from $21,000 to $19,000
- Fifth Street flower stand permit to pass to [name withheld] and
- Lyon Street closed for St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church annual bazaar
- Letter of sympathy approved for the family of the late [name withheld].
- Part of [name withheld] south of Clay Street is no longer public
- Charter amendment giving the Board disaster powers and setting mayoral succession was ordered submitted to voters.
- Ballot argument backing the retirement allowance increase amendment was taken up out of order from the Judiciary Committee.
- Pacific Festival organizers congratulated
- The Board commended [name withheld] and his committee for successfully presenting the Pacific Festival.
- Board adopted a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Board continued the Clay-Washington Embarcadero Freeway ramps resolution for two weeks, until October 24, 1980.
- Request that Giants televise road games sent to committee.
- Money to demolish code-violating houseboats on Hudson Avenue sent to committee
- Supervisor Dobbs urged a Bay Area governments meeting on shared problems; the request was referred to the County, State and National Affairs Committee.
- Asks state to allow truck safety devices; sent to committee
- Board passed on first reading a proposal to rezone Rolph Street east of [name withheld] from R-1-D to R-1.
- City plans to drop court cases to take three properties.
- Letter of sympathy sent to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Double turning lanes allowed at Bush and Sansome Streets
- Rule adopted on Grove Street and the east side of Larkin
- Stray dog and leash rules shelved for now.
- Rule adopted on Duboce Avenue, Thirteenth and Francisco Streets
- Angle parking was approved on portions of Francisco Street and Thirteenth Street.
- Board ordered a question on enacting a dog leash ordinance submitted to voters at the next regular election.
- Parking meters added on Cortland Avenue and Larkin Street
- Surplus Water Department land on Burrows Street to be sold
- A letter of sympathy was adopted and sent to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Board congratulates [name withheld]. on Navy post
- Western Addition plan change allowing high-rise apartments moves forward.
- Mayor asked to proclaim aid week for visually impaired
- Board congratulates President John F. Kennedy
- Board congratulates [name withheld]. on new federal post
- The Board adopted a letter of sympathy to the family of the late Jack Helms.
- Appeal against the Planning Commission's refusal to rezone Shafter Avenue and Hawes Street from R-1 to M-1 was continued one week.
- Shafter Avenue rezoning put off a week for a full Board
- Hotel room tax plan put off for two weeks.
- Consideration of a proposed hotel occupancy tax ordinance was continued to February 27, 1961.
- The Board adopted a motion sending congratulations to Mr. and [name withheld] on their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
- Salary standardization ordinance setting city employee pay ranges passed for second reading as amended.
- Shafter Avenue rezoning put off a week for a full Board
- Board continued consideration of a proposed ordinance requiring hotel and apartment owners to report building-compliance costs and plans.
- Housing Code changes requiring retroactive safety upgrades for existing buildings are debated; apartment and hotel groups oppose them.
- Consideration of a proposed hotel occupancy tax ordinance was continued to April 3, 1961.
- Board continued the proposed discontinuance of [name withheld] 17 and M service on Ocean Avenue for one week.
- The Board sent a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- City approved a request for California Scholarship Federation Day
- The Board, sitting as a County Board of Equalization, is hearing Ocean Terminals' application to equalize its possessory interest assessment.
- Board adopted a resolution urging Congress to fund San Francisco Bay harbor development.
- Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of [name withheld].
- A letter of sympathy was adopted by rising vote for the family of the late [name withheld], Jr.
- The Board refused to submit a dog leash declaration of policy to voters on the November 7, 1961 ballot.
- Hotel tax of 3% from July 1 proposed; vote not shown.
- Board temporarily postponed a resolution urging state enactment of bills on Municipal and Superior Court salaries and judges.
- Housing Code amendments on retroactive standards and compliance time sent back to Public Health and Welfare Committee.
- Grant Avenue between Washington and Jackson Streets was temporarily closed on June 2, 1961 for a Guardsmen rally.
- Duplicate license and permit rules to be removed; first vote only.
- Board asks mayor to appoint [name withheld] Week committee
- Board voted to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Board voted to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Plan to add building review board members sent to committee.
- Leave of absence list for officials approved
- The Board adopted a motion to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Citizens' committee asked to study an [name withheld] bid.
- Pioche Street closed as a playground for Portola Baptist's vacation school
- The Board adopted Supervisor Dobbs's motion to send a letter of sympathy to the family of [name withheld].
- Board sent a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- A sunken freeway is proposed for Sunset Boulevard
- Proposed ordinance setting pay rates for municipal officers and employees, including police and fire, effective July 1, 1961, passed on first reading.
- The Board adopted a motion to send a letter of sympathy to the family of [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a motion to send a letter of sympathy to the family of [name withheld].
- Two engineer posts exempt from city-residence rule through 1961
- Proposed charter amendment on suspension and dismissal of city employees re-referred to Judiciary Committee for further study.
- Alabama Street closed some school hours for a playground
- Memorial tribute to [name withheld] approved
- [name withheld] reappointed to the BART board, 1961-65
- Mayor asked to proclaim [name withheld], November 19-26
- Supervisor Dobbs asks to close part of Clement Street temporarily
- Yield sign set at Brunswick and Lowell Streets
- Board holds memorial tribute to late
- Loading zone hours extended in front of 2701 Jennings Street
- Angle parking was approved on the north side of Green Street between Pierce and Steiner Streets.
- Turn lanes marked on Ocean Avenue, Seventh Street and Van Ness
- Angle parking approved on Green Street between Pierce and Steiner
- Stop signs set at Twenty-Third and Noe Streets
- Consideration of a resolution correcting clerical errors in the 1961-62 assessment roll was temporarily postponed.
- Hearing on objections to a clerical-error correction in the 1961-62 tax assessment continued one week.
- Resolution proposed to authorize correcting clerical errors in the 1961-62 assessment roll that increase taxes payable.
- Tax roll correction passed; one property dropped from it
- Companion pay rule for city jobs still pending.
- South of Market redevelopment vote put off a week.
- South of Market redevelopment area plan still pending.
- Supervisors pay tribute to
- Substitute petition asking BART to amend its plans proposed.
- Appeal date set over rezoning at Rankin Street and Palou Avenue
- Supervisors formally urge Henry Rolph's appointment to federal maritime commission
- $4.9 million sewer bonds approved.
- Board asked to overturn the Parnassus Avenue rezoning denial
- Bernal Heights neighbors protest the [name withheld] paving of Powhattan Avenue
- Parnassus Avenue rezoning appeal delayed one week.
- Parnassus Avenue rezoning appeal [name withheld] another week
- Board asked to overturn the Parnassus Avenue rezoning denial
- Powhattan Avenue paving bill sent back to the Streets Committee
- The Board moved a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- The Board approved sending its departmental budget for fiscal 1962-1963 to the Controller.
- Hamilton Street permission appeal [name withheld] another week
- Water Department overtime money: $15,000 cut proposed, awaiting vote.
- The Board adopted a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Board asked to overturn special permission on Hamilton Street
- Parnassus Avenue rezoning appeal [name withheld] another week
- Rule change to allow parking lots downtown sent to committee.
- $13,213 for temporary and [name withheld] sent to committee.
- Board asked to overturn the Parnassus Avenue rezoning denial
- Plan to borrow for a convention center sent to committee.
- Citizens' committee set up for Washington and Lincoln birthday observances
- Board considered disapproving the Planning Commission's refusal to rezone Parnassus Avenue property from R-3 to R-4; outcome not printed.
- Health department asks $7,900 for equipment; sent to committee.
- Airport parking-lot paving money sent back to committee.
- Emergency money for temporary youth shelter sent to committee.
- Order to stop dumping sewage into the Bay sent to committee
- Letter of sympathy approved for the family of the late [name withheld].
- Proposed increase in San Francisco taxicab fares was continued for one week on Supervisor Dobbs' motion.
- The Board adopted a motion to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a motion to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a motion to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Law clerk pay cut turned down
- Court clerk's extra $35 monthly restored to pay plan.
- Taxi fare increase put off again; cab company survey proposed.
- Matching welfare pay-rule change sent to committee.
- Money for city contract services sent to committee.
- Proposed increase in taxicab fares continued for two weeks while the chief rate engineer reviews the figures.
- Health center districts reorganization sent to committee.
- Hearing set for April 2 on water rate changes
- Grant Avenue to be closed for hours on April 5
- Waller Street rezoning appeal [name withheld] another week
- Public hearing on next year's city budget set for April 23
- Board commends [name withheld] and mourns
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- City endorses and praises the San Francisco Merionettes
- Coroner's $4,417 request sent to Finance Committee.
- Board continued consideration of the 1962-1963 city budget to May 16, 1962.
- Sewers to be moved for the Southern Freeway near Orizaba Avenue
- Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Extra budget requests for pay changes approved
- Higher rates for city construction work outside city approved
- Budget office allowed to fix bookkeeping and clerical errors
- Pay listings limited to permanent city jobs
- Finance Committee's changes to the yearly budget approved
- Budget rules for city job positions approved
- Pay rates for disability transfer jobs set
- City worker pay schedules updated from July 1, 1962
- Civil service job titles renumbered in the budget
- City budget for 1962-63
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Money for temporary Assessor staff sent to committee
- Citizens committee for Independence Day requested
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Herbst Noriega Properties allowed a barricade on Thirty-Third Avenue
- A letter of sympathy was sent to the family of the late [name withheld], moved by Supervisor Dobbs.
- Crosstown tunnel and freeway study request sent to committee.
- New permit and fee needed to store materials on streets
- Board reduced the assessment on the building at block 604, lot 25, owned by [name withheld], to $7,500.
- Board deferred action one week on property assessment relief requested by [name withheld] and other owners.
- Property owners' requests to reduce assessments on eleven parcels were taken up again for consideration.
- Federal funds application for Hunters Point plans up for final vote.
- Board reduced assessments on the Downtown and Uptown Parking Corp. garages to nil by a 6-3 vote.
- Mayor asked to declare September 'Keep California Green Month.'
- Ceremony set to present Archbishop McGucken with a [name withheld] County commendation
- Supervisor Dobbs asked the Clerk to send a follow-up letter seeking a report on freeway construction studies; request granted.
- Charter amendment wording to need City Attorney approval; sent to committee.
- The Board adopted a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Beach Street to close between Hyde and Larkin Streets
- Board commends electrical industry for donated street lights
- Board praises Medical Society's K.[name withheld] event
- The Board held a hearing on protests against correcting clerical errors in the 1962-1963 assessment roll for four lots.
- Planning refuses a zoning change on Vallejo and Florence Streets
- Board sent a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Board again puts off the Vallejo and Florence Streets appeal
- Supervisor Dobbs asked the Redevelopment Agency for a preliminary plan to beautify Market Street with the subway; request granted.
- Memorial tribute to [name withheld] approved
- The Board adopted a motion extending its congratulations to the San Francisco Pipe Band for its London Week performances.
- The Board adopted a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Late pay checks for city workers questioned after a union complaint
- Corrected deed given to [name withheld] at Mansell and Bowdoin
- The Board voted to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Change of use for Fifteenth Street property put off a week.
- Clerical errors in the 1962-1963 assessment roll corrected, increasing taxes payable on two properties.
- Board urged federal regulators to keep the San Francisco Mining Exchange
- Board sends a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Supervisors formally praise St.
- The Board congratulated [name withheld] on completing fifty years of service with M. Greenberg & Sons.
- The Board adopted Supervisor Dobbs's motion sending best wishes to the Chinese Chamber of Commerce and Chinese Six Companies for the Year of the Hare.
- Board of Supervisors' budget estimates for fiscal 1963-1964 were approved and sent to the Controller.
- The Controller was authorized to transfer $500 to cover Board of Supervisors automobile repair and maintenance expenses.
- The Board adopted a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld] [name withheld], Jr.
- Supervisors ask for a Moral Re-Armament Week proclamation
- Market Street rebuilding report from the planning association put off
- Supervisors ask for citizens' committee to mark Washington and Lincoln birthdays
- Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld].
- Alcatraz reuse plan requested if feds leave; sent to committee.
- Residence rule for city job tests waived through 1963; first approval.
- The Board adopted a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Ellis and Gough land opened to public buildings and shops
- Resolution accepting a gift of two Napoleonic vases for the city was adopted.
- Emergency new water main to be installed on Custer Avenue
- Resolution ratifying actions on San Francisco's Olympic bid was referred to Finance Committee for a public hearing March 13.
- Supervisors commend baseball star
- City asked federal maritime office to survey where shipbuilding aid should go
- City approved its Olympic Games bid and ordered more work on it
- Study asked for more street crossings over Market Street
- $338 temporary pay for permit appeals office proposed; result not shown here.
- The Board urged Congress and the Treasury to reactivate the San Francisco Mint and oppose a new mint in Philadelphia.
- The Board commended [name withheld] and his producers for originating their television show in San Francisco.
- $338 added for temporary pay in the Permit Appeals office
- $26,100 emergency spending for sheriff and tax office sent to committee.
- The Board congratulated The Guardsman, City College's newspaper, on winning its 31st All-American Award.
- $11,279 emergency spending for several departments sent to committee.
- City worker health plan rates put off one week.
- City commends
- Official salute to city on 1906 earthquake anniversary
- Rezoning appeal for land near Alemany Boulevard put off.
- Mayor asked to proclaim a Loyalty Day in San Francisco
- An appeal against the City Planning Commission's refusal to rezone property near Alemany Boulevard from R-1 to C-1 was heard.
- Welfare director's Cleveland conference trip sent to committee.
- Extra $11,279 for city departments' running costs
- The Mayor was asked to proclaim May 11-19 as [name withheld].
- Board extends congratulations to The Monitor for winning Catholic Press Association awards.
- The Board adopted a motion congratulating the California Teachers Association on its 100th anniversary.
- The Board adopted a motion commending [name withheld] for his many years of public service to San Francisco.
- Finance Committee proposes a 1963-1964 city budget, with recommended cuts of $3.4M from requests totaling $344.9M.
- Pay for new cross-department city jobs set by Civil Service
- New city pay schedules set to start July 1, 1963
- Board approved Finance Committee changes to the annual budget.
- Extra budget requests caused by new pay rules approved
- City budget for 1963-64
- Diamond Heights plan change for apartments put off two weeks.
- The Board adopted a motion congratulating [name withheld] on his pending retirement from city service.
- Rule adopted for Salinas Avenue turns into Jamestown Avenue
- Charter change on employee vacations sent to committee.
- Mayor asked to form committee to explore a city wine fair
- Study of a Twin Peaks car tunnel sent to Finance Committee.
- Mayor authorized to submit San Francisco's offer to host the 1964 Republican National Convention.
- City urges BART headquarters stay in San Francisco
- City offered $400,000 to host 1964 Democratic convention
- City honors retiring worker after 38 years
- Hospital bill claim released for
- Blake asks for better fountains in Civic Center Plaza
- Supervisor Dobbs proposed letting delivery trucks stop on Grant Avenue in Chinatown; referred to the Police Committee.
- Appeal by [name withheld] on Sixteenth Avenue and Kirkham Street rezoning from R-2 to R-3 continued one week.
- Buchanan Street, Post to Sutter, closed for O'Bon festival July 13
- Tax value of one building lowered to $18,000
- A motion carried with no subject on this page
- [name withheld] assessment appeal for block 3618, lot 43 was continued one week for more income information.
- Police pay schedules adjusted from July 1, 1963.
- Supervisors agree to sit and hear tax value appeals
- Meeting adjourned out of respect for the late [name withheld], and a sympathy letter sent to his family.
- Marina Merchants Association asked to close Steiner Street between Chestnut and Broadway for a carnival; referred to Police Committee.
- Board commends
- Parking garage tax appeal put off a week for more evidence.
- Assessment on [name withheld] building at block 467A, lot 50 reduced from $91,500 to $86,500.
- $9,000 more sought for the Geary Boulevard parking lot land
- Welfare and hospital staff pay rules changed to match budget
- Clement Street parking facility deal put off a week.
- Joint working agreement with the Parking Authority for a Ninth Avenue parking lot was continued for one week.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Clement Street parking facility deal delayed a week.
- Joint working agreement with the Parking Authority for a 9th Avenue parking facility was temporarily postponed.
- The Board voted to commend the Statewide Home Owners Association for its Homeowners Week celebration.
- Supervisor Dobbs moved that the Board commend the Statewide Home Owners Association for Homeowners Week.
- The Board urged reactivation of financial and window mailing services at the former Parkside Post Office Station.
- Airport overtime pay funded with $2,541
- Embarcadero Freeway ramp redesign request put off for now.
- Clay and Washington freeway ramps put off for a legal opinion
- Board commends [name withheld] by Resolution 574-63.
- Resolution 592-63 was adopted on Supervisor Dobbs's motion, seconded by Supervisor Moore.
- Board adopted Resolution 625-63 correcting clerical errors in the 1963-1964 assessment roll, increasing taxes payable.
- $25,700 for a new water supply at Harding Park golf course
- City honours Big Brother volunteers; asks for a special week
- Hearing on a clerical error in one property's tax assessment was temporarily postponed at the owner's request.
- Purchasing office's coding-system money delayed.
- Resolution correcting clerical errors in the 1963-1964 assessment roll was temporarily continued pending a hearing.
- Parking banned day and night on Lake Merced Boulevard
- City's report on reducing sewage into the Bay accepted
- $900 for welfare department contracts; vote not shown.
- Purchasing Department funding of $80,000 to buy property for the Records Center and Hall of Justice was sent back to committee.
- Civil Service money, vetoed by Mayor, put off a week.
- Building inspector pay change; vote not shown here.
- The Board passed on final reading an emergency $900 appropriation for contractual services in the Public Welfare Department.
- Emergency appropriation for relocating the Records Center was referred to the Finance Committee.
- A vetoed $29,350 appropriation for the Civil Service Commission's operations was continued for one week.
- Two city officials get leave to travel out of state
- Emergency relief for needy non-residents extended through February