All decisions
31 Board decisions about Jennings J. Phillips, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Bill regulating construction and use of spur tracks on public streets was referred to the Streets, Sewers and Parks Committee.
- Board adopts Resolution 226 appointing McKinstry, Marx and Hunt as engineers to study municipal water supply sources.
- Mayor to appoint three engineers to investigate proposed municipal water supply sites and report back to the Board.
- Board invited water companies to resubmit offers of pure fresh water supply by May 21, 1906, without committing to any.
- Ocean Shore Railway allowed temporary timber subways under Mission Street
- Resolution proposes $6,000 from the General Fund to Spring Valley Water Company for street sprinkling, hydrants and public buildings.
- $3425 to Thomson Bridge for a fender at Third and Channel Streets
- Spring Valley Water Company was paid $2,500 from the General Fund for June 1906 water for hydrants and public buildings.
- Howard Street sidewalks reduced to fifteen feet
- Proposed $2,001.77 payment to J. W. Schouten & Co. for lumber supplied to the Board of Works.
- Spring Valley Water asked to connect its mains to the fire cisterns
- Board adopts resolution sending Bay Cities Water Company's water supply proposal to a Special Board of Engineers for examination.
- A $1000 payment from the General Fund to Spring Valley Water Company for street sprinkling was passed for printing.
- Resolution to pay Spring Valley Water Company $9,500 for hydrant and sprinkling water was passed for printing.
- Hearing on removing District Attorney William H. Langdon was postponed one week after a court writ was served.
- Spring Valley Water paid for hydrant water in October
- Resolution proposes that the City Engineer and engineer John R. Price examine and report on the Bay Cities Water Company's water supply system.
- The Board resolved to open a water rates investigation on February 11, 1907, to set rates for 1907-08.
- Phillips moved to postpone the special order and meet Thursday to begin the water rates inquiry; adopted.
- Clement Bennett hired as stenographer for the water rates inquiry
- A General Fund payment of $3797.68 to Spring Valley Water Co. and the Preston School was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Phillips introduced a bill setting monthly water rates for San Francisco for the year from July 1, 1907, passed for printing.
- Water Rates Committee recommended re-adopting the 1906 water rates against the Spring Valley Water Company's requested restoration of the 1902 rates.
- A resolution proposed paying Spring Valley Water Company for February water furnished to fire hydrants; passed for printing.
- Spring Valley Water Company's franchise declared forfeited to the city
- Board declared Spring Valley Water Company's franchises and water works forfeited to the city for overcharging water rates.
- Board passes Ordinance 1204 by a vote of sixteen
- Bill 208 was finally passed as Ordinance 194, awarding a contract to the Evening Post newspaper after circulation objections.
- The Board adopted a resolution recognizing Charles Boxton as Mayor of San Francisco for the unexpired term.
- Board declares the mayor's office vacant after Eugene E. Schmitz's extortion conviction and sentence, and moves to elect a successor.
- Board repealed its earlier resolution abandoning the Hetch Hetchy reservoir application and asked the Mayor to represent it at rehearing.