All decisions
60 Board decisions about John C. Kortick, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board of Public Works asked to submit a scheme for improving the Bernal Cut, adopted by the Board.
- Police Department authorized to transfer three of its horses to the Park Commission.
- The Board concurred with the Mayor's invitation for the Supervisors Association to hold its 1915 convention in San Francisco.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Finance Committee to submit $3,750 and $3,708.75 fire runabout purchase demands to the Board.
- Finance Committee reports on payment claims by Reliance Automobile Company and J. W. Leavitt & Company for runabouts supplied to the Fire Department.
- The Board moved $15,000 of unused funds to improve Hamilton Square, Alamo Square, Lincoln Park and Dolores street parks.
- Proposal to raise six Emergency Hospital nurses' salaries to $1,080 a year failed on the Board's vote.
- Kortick moved that the Board endorse House action funding three torpedo boat destroyers and six submarines on the Pacific Coast.
- Resolution on the reach of the Exposition ordinance over Panama-Pacific company land referred to the Streets Committee.
- Bill 3372 amending the public garage ordinance to cover automobile parking stations referred to Public Buildings Committee.
- Board of Public Works secretary post replaced by a deputy commissioner position at $3,000 by amendment.
- Proposed $6,000 police launch was rejected on Supervisor Kortick's motion.
- Extra money for Nineteenth and Angelica swimming tank voted down
- F. Williams' garage refusal on Valencia Street sent back to committee
- Proposed ordinance would bury overhead wires on Powell, Haight, Sansome and other streets, passed for printing.
- Resolution awarding the contract for fuel oil and gasoline was set as a special order for April 17, 1916.
- Union Oil and Associated Oil proposed for the city's fuel contracts
- Repairs at County Jails put over one week, pending the City Attorney's opinion on Public Works doing the work by day labor.
- Edward L. Soule Co. allowed a spur track on Division Street
- Ford Motor Company to get a spur track on Harrison Street
- Bill 4619, permitting American Can Company a spur track, was passed for printing on Kortick's motion.
- Spur track for Charles A. Carillon proposed across Bryant Street
- Charles A. Carillon's proposed spur track permit across a block near Ninth Street was passed for printing.
- State Harbor Commissioners to get a spur track on Arthur Avenue
- Santa Fe Railway to get a spur track on Spear Street
- Hind Company allowed a spur track on Fifth Street
- Fleischmann Company allowed a spur track along Minnesota Street
- Santa Fe Railway allowed a spur track along Bay Street
- Spur track proposed for Warehouse Investment Co. near Filbert Street
- Fischbeck Soap Company allowed a spur track across De Haro Street
- Rosenberg Bros. allowed a double spur track along Rankin Street
- Holmes Investment Company's spur track permit passed first reading; the Board may revoke it at will.
- Supervisors adopted a joint committee report backing a state bill to transfer San Francisco harbor control to the city.
- Pacific Coast Steel to get a spur track across Fifteenth Street
- Santa Fe railway allowed a spur track on Minnesota Street
- Garbage segregation debated; Divisadero club asks who wants it
- Street levels changed on Quesada Avenue near Newhall Street
- Revocable permit for Marion L. Sherman's spur track on Second Street near Brannan passed for printing.
- Clark and Henry allowed to blast in Holly Park Circle
- Southern Pacific allowed spur tracks along Townsend and Bluxome streets
- Players Club to lease a church building on Bush Street
- Ordinance proposed to create two additional Lieutenant of Police positions in the Police Department, passed for printing.
- Kortick's resolution authorizing many city payments, including Hetch Hetchy water and Great Highway work, was passed for printing.
- $1,650 settles H. R. Klenck's claim against the Municipal Railway
- Money set aside to rebuild Hyde, Bryant and Brannan streets
- Anglo and London Paris National Bank offered $600,000 for school bonds in exchange for a bond option; Kortick moved referral to Finance Committee.
- Bill proposed on Kortick's motion to appropriate money for repairing and reconstructing several San Francisco streets, passed for printing.
- $4,430 for cooking and shop rooms at the Farragut School
- City Coal Company allowed a spur track across Brannan Street
- Motion carried unanimously authorizing the Mayor to appoint a committee to seek lifetime general rank for Lieutenant-General Liggett.
- Resolution proposed to appropriate $2,700 for final payment on relocating the Union Street streetcar line, passed for printing.
- Bill proposed to change the salary of three marine engineers under Ordinance 4908 and was referred.
- Concrete sewer to be built through the Presidio from Locust Street
- Resolution authorizing many city claim payments, including Hetch Hetchy water supply, Fire Department water and Police Department costs, is pending.
- Fourteen Hetch Hetchy water supply claims were passed for printing on Supervisor Kortick's motion, authorizing payments from bond funds.
- A. P. Heise asks for a spur track crossing Steuart Street
- Proposed $1,260 for architect Lewis M. Gardner's plans to remove about 28 buildings on San Jose Avenue was passed for printing.
- Payments were authorised for Army Street paving, Twin Peaks and Argonne schools, and Hetch Hetchy water construction contracts.
- Supervisor Kortick moved a $1,260 County Road Fund appropriation for architect's fees to remove buildings on San Jose Avenue.
- Santa Fe Railway asks to shift its tracks near Spear Street