All decisions
about 130 Board decisions about J. Joseph Sullivan, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Salary range of $315-375 approved for the Secretary of the City Planning Commission.
- Proposed salary range of $375-500 for General Foreman, Service and Meters was carried.
- The Police Department's budget was approved, as amended, reducing the amount by $4,500.
- Supervisors voted 6 to 5 to rescind their earlier vote on the $200,000 City Planning Commission consultant funding for the Master Plan.
- Board adopted the City Planning Commission budget as amended, changing five draftsman positions to architectural and civil draftsmen.
- Motion to postpone the City Attorney's suit to collect a $195.93 San Francisco Hospital bill failed.
- Appraiser's recommendation of no reduction was confirmed for Mrs. Anna Jelinek's property assessment.
- Appraiser's recommendation of no reduction was confirmed for Saint Francis Hospital Association's property assessment.
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed a charter amendment making the Board's Clerk subject to civil service provisions.
- Ordinance letting the City Planning Commission join certain organizations and pay the related expenses passed for second reading.
- Motion to delete 32 fireman positions costing $27,360 was defeated, five votes to five.
- Board continued the companion ordinance amending police salary sections for one week.
- Proposal to add 154 police positions for a 40-hour week; a substitute motion would continue it one week.
- Proposed Public Works Code change allowing garbage grinders and sewer discharge rules was temporarily postponed to February 27, 1950.
- Consideration of the Mayor's veto of a measure for a building in Golden Gate Park for agricultural exhibits was temporarily postponed.
- Mayor vetoes the carhouse sale and Golden Gate Park exhibit building
- Hearing set on the Laussat Street small-lot building appeal
- Resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim May 13-20 as National Defense Week and appoint a citizens' committee was adopted.
- Ordinance requiring charity ticket sellers to disclose the charitable share of admission prices was continued for one week.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Federal Power Commission to approve extra gas supply from El Paso and PG&E for Northern California.
- Board adopted a resolution thanking Arturo Toscanini and the NBC Orchestra for their San Francisco concert.
- Exemption of a landscape architect position from Charter residence rules was continued one week.
- Payment of $11,204.18 judgment to Strother put off for one week.
- Hearings on assessment cuts put off to July 10
- Salary schedules for city and school district employees were continued for one week because the emergency measure lacked nine votes.
- Board unanimously adopted resolution in memory of James E. Stewart, presented by Supervisor J. Joseph Sullivan.
- Board unanimously adopted a memorial resolution honouring the late Bernard Ward, Sr., presented by Supervisor J. Joseph Sullivan.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim October 15-21, 1950 as Letter-Writing Week.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the San Francisco Red Cross and Irwin Memorial Blood Bank and urging blood donations for wounded soldiers.
- Supervisor J. Joseph Sullivan asked the City Attorney to study whether protesters of a lot-size measure may appeal to the Board.
- The Board authorized the City Attorney to represent San Francisco before the State Public Utilities Commission in the Pacific Greyhound Lines investigation.
- One-way plan for Ninth, Tenth, Bryant and Harrison Streets put off
- The Board adopted a resolution amending 10652 to find local need for a war housing project adjunct to City College.
- Board unanimously adopted Resolution 10808 by rising vote after suspending the rules to consider it immediately.
- Resolution adopted asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for observing Flag Day, June 10, 1951.
- Resolution commending the Fifth National Music Festival presented by the Pacific Singing Societies; rules suspended, final vote not yet shown.
- Board adopted a resolution expressing sympathy for flood-stricken Kansas City, Missouri.
- Move to undo the delay on Van Ness Avenue track removal
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Mayor appoint a citizens' committee for the St. Patrick's Day observance.
- Board continued for one week consideration of a resolution urging state Assembly Bill 530 on BART board membership.
- Supervisor Blake authorized to appear before a Senate committee and urge enactment of S. 910, Payments to Local Governments Act.
- Apartment house permit clouds the Corbett Avenue rezoning appeal
- Board fixed March 30, 1959 to hear an appeal against rezoning block 2660 from Second to First Residential.
- Single-family housing proposed for the Corbett Avenue and Clayton Street block
- The Board adopted Resolution 251-59 in memory of [name withheld], by rising vote.
- Resolution commending Welcome Wagon, Inc. was adopted on a vote of ten to none.
- Board sets May 18, 1959 hearing on the Embarcadero-Lower Market redevelopment plan, Project Area E-1.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating Supervisor Henry R. Rolph.
- Supervisor Halley authorized to attend the Senate transportation committee in Sacramento to present the Board's views on the Golden Gate Authority Act.
- Shops refused on Alemany Boulevard between Leo Street and Onondaga Avenue
- Hearing on protests against the Rosenkranz Street sewer and street improvement by Fay Improvement Company, paid by assessment, was held.
- Resolution 523-59, presented by Supervisor J. Joseph Sullivan, was adopted; its subject is not printed here.
- Proposed Building Code amendment setting variable height limits in the Anzavista area was postponed one week pending a City Attorney opinion.
- Board continued the [name withheld] family's assessment appeal for Block 3753, Lot 9 for one week.
- The Board denied S. F. Downtown Parking Corp.'s $6,323 personal property assessment appeal for lack of jurisdiction.
- The Board set August 3, 1959 to hear an appeal on a lot-size variance for property on Greenwich Street.
- Proposed charter amendment to let the city buy, lease or exchange land to relocate produce businesses displaced by redevelopment was continued one week.
- Apartment zoning accepted at Sloat Boulevard and West Portal Avenue
- St. Francis Circle Properties asks apartments at Sloat and West Portal
- John E. Sullivan was reappointed to the Parking Authority for a term ending October 26, 1963.
- Supervisors continued for one week a $14,000 appropriation for Public Works employee injury costs, lacking votes for emergency passage.
- State urged to buy land next to Big Basin State Park
- City-worker accident prevention program sent to committee
- Supervisor J. Joseph Sullivan moved a resolution asking the state to adopt a budget amendment on the South Bay Aqueduct.
- G. Baltzer Peterson approved for the Parking Authority
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Resolution 336-60 proposes vacating part of Willow Street between Octavia and Gough Streets; the outcome is on the next page.
- Part of a sewer easement on Forest Hill Court given up
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Consideration put off a week, subject not named
- Christopher and Crestmont Drive paving bills confirmed for the contractor
- Part of Hamilton Square given over for street purposes
- Tribute paid to late [name withheld]. Clair
- Approves reappointment of [name withheld] to Parking Authority
- Rules for minimum lot width and size sent to committee.
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late Lt. John Conroy.
- Vacation of part of Detroit Street between Monterey Boulevard and Joost Avenue ordered by resolution; outcome continues on next page.
- City formally welcomes the S.[name withheld] ship
- Health Service System pay rule change sent to committee.
- Board sends congratulations to a local clergyman
- Donald Magnin approved for Parking Authority, replacing
- Board asks for a citizens' committee for St. Patrick's Day
- Houses-to-industry rezoning refused at Shafter Avenue and Hawes Street
- Denser flats refused on Jackson Street between Laguna and Buchanan
- Rezoning of 2325 Mariposa Street from M-1 to R-3 was continued for one week.
- The Board adopted a resolution felicitating [name withheld], S.J.
- City honors a local priest, S.J
- Approval granted to rescind the earlier order submitting a dog leash declaration of policy to voters, pending revised wording.
- Supervisor Sullivan proposed a resolution to put a bond issue for buying Fort Funston to voters at the November 1961 election.
- Campbell Avenue paving assessment confirmed and sent to the contractor
- The San Francisco News-Call Bulletin is commended for winning the Inter American Press [name withheld].
- Pacific Heights tunnel ballot question tabled after the City Attorney's opinion
- Mayor asked to proclaim July 20-26 fashion week
- Welfare spending bill sent to committee for review.
- Mayor asked to name a Flag Day committee.
- Site for elderly low-rent housing sent back to committee.
- City thanks committee members for management report
- Board adopts resolution declaring need for a public hearing before the California Highway Commission on improving the Southern Freeway.
- B.P.O.E. No. 3 praised for its Flag Day ceremonies
- Welcomed the S.[name withheld] and asked for a
- City sent greetings to Japan's [name withheld] of Masons
- Board approved a letter of sympathy to the family of the late Aimer
- Public hearing held on proposed amendment to Western Addition Redevelopment Plan A-1, changing Geary Street property use to residential.
- City gets license to police Fort Funston land
- Embarcadero plan changed to realign Clay Street and add community facilities
- City endorses [name withheld] Night on September 18, 1961
- The Board voted by rising vote to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Goettingen Street appeal put off another week
- Board continued the appeal on a denied conditional use on Goettingen Street to September 11, 1961.
- A resolution proposed to disapprove the planning commission's denial of a conditional use on Goettingen Street.
- Goettingen Street appeal put off until September 11
- Appeal against denial of a conditional use on Goettingen Street south of Silver Avenue was continued for one week.
- Approves leave for several city officials to travel out of state.
- Supervisor Sullivan asked the City Attorney for an opinion on when the Board may remove its bridge district directors.
- Sidewalks on Sixth Avenue between Kirkham Street and Locksley Avenues were sent back to committee after residents protested narrowing them.
- Olmstead Street paving assessment confirmed and sent to the contractor
- Portions of Moultrie Street and Esmeralda Avenue were vacated after a public hearing drew no objections.
- Arthur S. Becker appointed to the Parking Authority
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- Arthur S. Becker and G. Baltzer Peterson were reappointed to the Parking Authority for a term to October 26, 1965.
- Dalewood Way paving assessment confirmed in Sherwood Forest
- Mayor asked to proclaim Saints basketball season opening
- Wayland Street crossings paving assessment confirmed and sent to the contractor
- San Francisco Ski Patrol commended for evacuating Nourse Auditorium
- Tax cancellation on Western Addition land sent to committee.
- Resolution correcting clerical errors in the 1961-1962 assessment roll was continued for one week.
- Hearing on objections to a raised 1961-62 assessment for Block 3600, Lot 68, owner [name withheld], opened.
- Appeal filed over denied rezoning at Bocana Street and Coso Avenue
- The Board adopted a motion to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Supervisors moved to delay the resolution on BART's transit reports, with a substitute, until December 26, 1961.
- The resolution petitioning BART to amend and resubmit its regional transit reports was withdrawn.
- Portions of Visitacion and Sunnydale Avenues and [name withheld] and [name withheld] ordered vacated by resolution.