All decisions
23 Board decisions about James F. Kelly, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- City officials take offices at 2511 and 2513 Sacramento Street
- Mayor Schmitz asked to keep cooked meals at Camp Forrest
- Polk Street property owners petitioned for a United Railroads trolley line on Polk, Sutter and Pacific; referred to Public Utilities Committee.
- $60 to connect the Jefferson Square emergency hospital to the sewer
- The Board sent the proposed Building Law to a special revision committee, to report back on Monday, June 4, 1906.
- A bill changing truck and wagon license collection from the fiscal year to the calendar year was passed for printing.
- A bill changing public passenger vehicle license collection from the fiscal year to the calendar year was passed for printing.
- Cost estimate sought for repaving Twenty-fourth Street between Howard and Potrero
- Proposed $2,205.91 payment to three firms for electrical supplies, tools and wire for the Electricity Department.
- City Engineer to price draining the Precita swamps
- Resolution adopted directing Ocean Shore Railway Company to complete its work on Potrero Avenue.
- Board tells Ocean Shore Railway to finish its stalled Potrero Avenue roadbed work at once, without further delay.
- Refugee Alice Lastia's complaint sent to the Relief Committee
- Hearing on charges against suspended District Attorney Wm. H. Langdon was postponed to December 31, 1906.
- Ocean Avenue closing set as a special order of business
- Supervisor Kelly's bill on seating holders of reserved seats in theatres and public venues was referred to the Public Buildings Committee.
- Water suppliers, including Spring Valley Water Works, ordered to file detailed rate-payer and expenditure statements with the Board.
- Money for repairing Vermont Street and Army Street sent to committee
- San Francisco Gas and Electric asked to light Twenty-fourth Street
- Board adopted Resolution 811 setting aside $20,000 from the Surplus Fund to build a pest house in Bay View district.
- San Francisco Gas and Electric asked when Market Street lights arrive
- Board accepted James A. Devoto's resignation as attorney for the Board of Public Works and Board of Health.
- Refund of police officers' vacation pay sent to the Finance Committee