All decisions
about 190 Board decisions about John A. McGregor, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- City planning change for Fulton Street passed for printing
- A San Bruno Avenue ordinance introduced
- Four requests to change land use refused, including National Ice Cream
- City Planning Commission asked about easing housing rules on Lake Street
- Board adopted a resolution expressing sympathy to William T. Sesnon on the death of his daughter Katharine.
- The Board expressed sympathy to William T. Sesnon on the death of his daughter Katharine and ordered it recorded.
- An ordinance on Arguello Boulevard introduced, details not on this page
- City Engineer asked to study a diagonal street in Potrero
- Set-back line ordinance passed for printing, proposing a procedure for setting building setback lines in residential districts.
- Proposed ordinance would rezone the block bounded by Presidio Avenue, Clay, Walnut and Sacramento Streets to second residential district.
- Board sent back to committee a State Harbor Commission proposal to pave the Embarcadero strip for City motor buses.
- Louis Wood asks to keep a garage on Fulton Street
- A bill amending Ordinance 4383 on the City Planning Commission and its secretary was passed for printing.
- Turk and Steiner block to be rezoned for light industry
- Mayor to appoint a committee to negotiate with Market Street Railway
- Frank Turner and E. A. Walcott offered a Marina strip to the city; the Board referred the offer to the Parks committee.
- The Board commended the San Francisco Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals and urged citizens to aid its fundraising drive.
- Light industry allowed further along San Bruno Avenue
- Board asked the City Planning Commission to rezone the Civic Center vicinity from light industrial to commercial.
- New rules for how far back buildings sit on Twenty-first Street
- Ordinance proposed to change how zoning district boundaries are measured on deep blocks.
- An ordinance on Page Street introduced, details not on this page
- Ordinance proposed to change which trades and industries are barred from Commercial Districts.
- Board asked the City Planning Commission to propose limiting building heights near the Civic Center.
- Land between Fillmore Street and the Marina opened to shops
- New rules for how far back buildings sit on Sixteenth Avenue
- An ordinance introduced on Twenty-third Street between Bryant and York
- Resolution passed for printing to pay landowners for Hetch Hetchy right-of-way land in San Mateo and Stanislaus counties.
- Board sent E. E. Etherton Co.'s $12,133.10 Adams School addition payment back to the Finance Committee.
- Zoning ordinance amendment passed for printing on Supervisor McGregor's motion; full text not printed here.
- Buildings on Nineteenth Avenue and Jackson Street must sit farther back
- Proposed zoning changes to Van Ness, Valencia, Pacific and Eighth avenue areas were put off for one week.
- Buildings on Nineteenth Avenue and Jackson Street must sit farther back
- Hearing set for objections to new building lines on Parker Avenue
- Proposed ordinance would rezone the east side of Sanchez Street and south side of Francisco Street to light industrial use.
- An ordinance on Sanchez Street introduced, details not on this page
- Buildings on Ninth Avenue and Gough Street must sit farther back
- Board puts off the Duboce tunnel assessment for four weeks
- Guerrero Street rezoned from shops to two-family housing
- Set rules for how far back buildings sit along Broadway
- An ordinance about Guerrero Street introduced
- An ordinance about Lane Street introduced
- Lane Street to allow two-family housing between Shafter and Revere
- Bill would set building lines along Forty-second Avenue
- An ordinance to fully accept several paved streets, including Corona Court, Eugenia Avenue and Grant Avenue, was passed for printing.
- Ellis and Buchanan corner switched from two-family housing to shops
- North Star Brewing sells land for the Francisco School, $30,000
- Resolution authorizes payment of many claims from several city funds, mostly for Hetch Hetchy water works and street improvements.
- Board fixes how far back buildings must sit on Fifteenth Avenue
- $115 to repair the sidewalks around Union Square
- Further action on the Duboce avenue tunnel project was postponed by Supervisor McGregor's motion until December 24, 1923.
- Resolution authorizing dozens of city payments to suppliers and contractors for library, water, school, jail, police and fire needs.
- Proposed ordinance sets the salary of eight marine stokers for fire boats at $2,040 a year.
- Eleven payments to suppliers and contractors for public library and water works were passed for printing.
- Report asked on a tunnel under Mount Olympus
- Board returned $9,855.04 of leftover Municipal Railway equipment money to the Municipal Railway Depreciation Fund.
- Supervisor McGregor moved a resolution authorizing expenditure of certain amounts, passed for printing.
- Proposed ordinance would rezone parts of Forty-fourth avenue and a block bounded by Geary and Clement streets, changing residential zoning.
- Authorizations totalling many thousands of dollars from water bond funds were passed for printing for Hetch Hetchy suppliers and landowners.
- Supervisor McGregor moved that the City Attorney compel California Street Cable Company to repair streets between its car tracks.
- Resolution authorizing payments to contractors and suppliers for libraries, schools, Hetch Hetchy and streets was passed for printing.
- A resolution authorizing payments from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy supplies and lands was passed for printing.
- An ordinance about Mariposa Street introduced
- Clerk directed to advertise sealed bids for Relief Home bonds, to be received by the Board on October 29, 1923.
- An ordinance about Fifteenth Street introduced
- Neighbours complained about a milk depot at Twenty-first Avenue and Geary Street; the petition was referred to the Fire and City Planning Committees.
- $300 to set back the curbs at Polk and Bay Streets
- $374,738.69 moved to the Hetch Hetchy dam construction account
- An ordinance about Fulton Street and Central Avenue introduced
- Several city street segments, including parts of Geary, O'Farrell, Post, Gough and Twenty-first, were proposed for commercial rezoning and passed for printing.
- How far back buildings must sit set on Twenty-fifth Avenue
- Buildings on Divisadero Street and six avenues must sit further back
- $44,679.90 in miscellaneous city bills allowed and ordered paid
- Buildings on five avenues, including Thirty-first Avenue, must sit further back
- Shops allowed on Landers, Webster, Fulton and Bartlett streets
- A bill setting back building lines on several western avenues and Guerrero Street was indefinitely postponed on McGregor's motion.
- Buildings on Francisco Street and eight avenues must sit further back
- Buildings on Broderick Street and Balboa Street must sit further back
- Buildings on Francisco Street and eight avenues must sit further back
- Proposed ordinance would move Golden Gate Heights property from second to first residential district, passed for printing.
- Lease with the San Francisco Exposition Company sent to committee
- The Board adopted a resolution of regret on the death of former Police Commissioner Max Kuhl.
- Buildings on Thirty-fourth Avenue must sit further back from the street
- Buildings on Clay Street and Scott Street will sit further back
- The Exposition Company lease is put off another week
- David B. Olney objects to buildings being set back on Thirty-fourth Avenue
- Buildings on Thirty-second Avenue must sit further back from the street
- Buildings on Thirty-seventh Avenue must sit further back from the street
- Buildings on Thirtieth Avenue and Guerrero Street must sit further back
- Resolution of intention proposes set-back lines on Ramsell and Anza streets, with an objection hearing set for March 24, 1924.
- Breaches to be punished as Ordinance 5636 already provides
- Buildings on Twenty-fourth Avenue and four others to sit further back
- Plan to make buildings sit back on Funston Avenue dropped
- A bill amending an ordinance for Howard Street and Wilde Avenue
- The Board deferred one week the hearing on objections to set-back lines on seven western San Francisco streets and avenues.
- A bill on the southeast corner of Fell and Baker Streets
- Buildings on Ramsell Street and Anza Street to sit further back
- Buildings on Seventeenth Avenue and five others to sit further back
- Buildings on Forty-fifth Avenue to sit further back
- Buildings on Orizaba Avenue and four others to sit further back
- Ordinance proposed for Geary Street and Thirtieth Avenue
- Shops allowed on Capp Street south of Twenty-fifth Street
- Shops allowed for ninety days at Fulton and Baker streets
- Buildings on Fifth Avenue and three others to sit further back
- Shops allowed on Army Street east of Bryant Street
- Ordinance for Stevenson Street and Clinton Park moved by Supervisor McGregor
- Labrucherie Bros. ask for shops on Duncan Street instead of housing
- Buildings set back on Forty-eighth Avenue after objections were overruled
- The Board denied Labrucherie Bros' application to change property on Duncan Street from residential to commercial use.
- Ordinance proposed setting back building lines along parts of Funston, Twenty-second, Twenty-fifth avenues and Victoria street.
- Buildings on Belvedere Street and four avenues must sit further back
- Objections overruled to setting Bright Street buildings further back
- Hearing set on making buildings sit back along Head Street
- Buildings on Head Street and Miramar Avenue must sit further back
- Buildings on Thirty-seventh and Forty-fifth avenues must sit further back
- Supervisor McGregor proposed $33,696 to build the new Southern Police Station.
- Lyon, Filbert and Francisco street blocks limited to single-family homes
- Farrar & Carlin refused shops on Hoff Street near Seventeenth
- Renaming Main Street to Matson Street put off two weeks
- Bill 6750 proposes amending Zoning Ordinance 5464 to change the south side of Fourteenth Street; the text continues on the next page.
- Objections to closing Lane Street are taken up
- The Board passed for printing Bill No. 6766 amending the salary ordinance for Board of Supervisors staff, after the Finance Committee recommendation.
- Three proposed Building Law amendments on flues, wood-heating appliances and garage heating were referred to the Building Committee.
- On McGregor's motion, the Board indefinitely postponed a proposed zoning change for Lyon, Filbert and Francisco streets.
- Salary ordinance amending city officers' pay schedules was passed for printing on first reading.
- Proposed rezoning of both sides of Francisco Street between Hyde and Leavenworth streets from second to first residential district.
- Ordinance proposed to change the east side of Hoff Street near Seventeenth from residential to commercial, passed for printing.
- Ordinance to rename Main Street to Matson Street was laid over until September 22, 1924.
- A resolution on authorizations was proposed; its full text and outcome continue on the next page.
- Noe Valley Playground complaint by James Lick School parents referred to the Board of Education for report.
- Shops to be allowed on Vermont Street north of Nineteenth
- Ordinance for Vermont Street moved by Supervisor McGregor
- Consideration of the Sunset tunnel construction on the Duboce route was continued to December 1, 1924.
- Ordinance for Fifteenth Avenue moved by Supervisor McGregor
- Supervisor McGregor's motion to send Mayor Rolph and his wife a sympathy telegram in Boston was ordered.
- Shops allowed at Van Ness and Chestnut for ninety days only
- Supervisor McGregor presented a resolution of intention to set back building lines on Twentieth to Twenty-third avenues.
- Buildings on Judah Street and Twentieth Avenue may sit further back
- Buildings on Thirty-eighth Avenue must sit further back
- Buildings on Cole, Jackson and Alhambra Streets to sit further back
- A bill proposed for work on California Street
- Board asked the City Planning Committee to ensure property owners get full notice whenever city action will affect their property.
- Worcester Avenue to be rezoned from homes to shops
- Randolph Street to be rezoned from homes to shops
- No one objects to set-backs on Thirty-third Avenue and Irving Street
- Thirty-sixth Avenue near Geary Street limited to single-family homes
- An ordinance about Thirty-sixth Avenue introduced
- Board adopted Finance Committee report asking Pacific Gas and Electric to adjust Marbelite Company's claim for Civic Center light poles.
- PG&E was asked to settle the Marbelite Company's claim for Civic Center light poles, without any added lighting charges.
- Board proposes new building set-back lines on city streets, as recommended by the City Planning Commission; outcome continues on next page.
- Supervisors intend to set building setback lines on parts of Twenty-second and Twenty-third avenues; objections heard March 9.
- Supervisors propose setback lines on streets recommended by the City Planning Commission; outcome continues on next page.
- The Board adopted resolutions honouring employees on the Hetch Hetchy project who lost their lives on duty.
- Baker and Scott Streets get rules on where buildings may sit
- Shops allowed for ninety days at Noriega Street and Nineteenth Avenue
- Shops allowed at Burrows and Brussels Streets
- Light industry allowed on the north side of Cortland Avenue
- Shops allowed at Balboa Street and Forty-fifth Avenue
- Building lines proposed for Rivera Street
- Women's Jail Fund created from the sale of the old jail
- Post Street near Broderick opened to shops instead of housing
- An ordinance concerning Jackson Street introduced
- Building lines set along part of Guerrero Street
- Zoning ordinance amendment to Ordinance 5464 was passed for printing on Supervisor McGregor's motion.
- Zoning change for the north side of Fulton Street near Gough Street to commercial was passed for printing.
- Thirty-eighth Avenue near Balboa Street opened to shops instead of housing
- Corner of Post and Broderick opened to shops instead of housing
- Bryant Street between Precita and Army opened to shops
- Buildings on part of Ulloa Street may be set back
- A proposed resolution corrects a budget item number in an earlier $290,000 payment to Mercantile Trust for Marina land.
- Bill amending set-back line procedure for residential districts was passed for printing, not yet adopted.
- Leftover money from the Polk Street regrade moved to General Fund
- Resolution proposed to authorize payments from city funds to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy, schools, and Municipal Railway work.
- An ordinance concerning Hill Point Avenue introduced
- $13,143.75 left from Municipal Railway bonds moved to interest funds
- Golden Gate Ferry Company's application for a ferry franchise between San Francisco and Berkeley was continued to August 17, 1925.
- Part of Haight Street proposed for shops
- Part of Ocean Avenue proposed for two-family housing
- An ordinance concerning Twentieth Avenue introduced
- Supervisor McGregor says the Market Street Railway isn't worth $36M
- Corner of San Jose and Santa Rosa avenues proposed for shops
- Gas station proposed at Nineteenth Avenue and Quintara Street
- Land at Baltimore Way proposed for single-family houses only
- Corner of Forty-sixth Avenue and Balboa Street proposed for shops
- Proposed rezoning of several San Jose Avenue blocks from first residential to commercial district passed for printing.
- Hotel proposed at Sloat Boulevard and the Great Highway
- Bill proposed for Forty-sixth Avenue and Irving Street
- City Attorney advises buying the Marina land near Buchanan Street
- $91,700 for a municipal garage on McAllister Street struck out
- Denial of Kirnan Robson's zone change at Gough Street withdrawn
- Proposed ordinance would rezone the southeast side of Keith Street between Egbert and Fitzgerald avenues to heavy industrial use.
- A shops district proposed along Randolph Street