All decisions
about 420 Board decisions about John Ertola, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board asked the state Toll Bridge Authority not to choose a southern Bay crossing route before February 1, 1965.
- A resolution urging a Southern San Francisco Bay Crossing from northern San Mateo County to Alameda County was tabled.
- [name withheld] bay bridge request put on hold.
- Appeal over Parnassus and Hillway flats set for February hearing
- Supervisors asked mayor to declare March Easter Seal Month
- Proposed 120-day pause on Treasure Island Navy housing bids, sent to committee.
- Eastbound traffic on Geary Boulevard passes a second reading
- City welcomes state bowling tournament and asks for a proclamation
- City opposes state bill that would end [name withheld] holiday
- Consideration of a zoning change for one lot on Commonwealth Avenue near Geary Boulevard was continued to March 22, 1965.
- City sick-pay extension to June 30, 1965
- Supervisor Boas, a city employee granted out-of-state leave
- Request to state on low-rent public housing sites sent back to committee.
- Request to state on housing for displaced people sent back to committee.
- City commends
- Supervisors honour [name withheld] with a commendation
- [name withheld] anniversary and bust gift sent to committee.
- Leave of absence approved for several city officials and commissioners.
- Underwater rail-and-car crossing to Marin study: sent to committee.
- Board is recommending state bill SB 1073 calling for construction of a Hall of Health.
- Appeal hearing set for rezoning at Geary Boulevard and Baker Street
- Board approved leaves of absence for several city officials, including the Sheriff and the Mayor, from May to June 1965.
- Proposed change to residence rules for Fire Department applicants was temporarily postponed for the Fire Chief's arrival.
- Board adopted Transportation Committee recommendations urging enactment of several pending state bills, including scenic easements and Bay Bridge rates.
- Two city commissioners get leave to travel out of state
- Asked that August 9-14 be marked Farmers Market Week
- Measure passed; subject not in this record.
- Board continued [name withheld] appeal on a $43,500 assessment for one week.
- [name withheld] appeal to lower his 35th Avenue assessment was taken under advisement; the Director of Property opposed reduction.
- [name withheld] apartment tax assessment at 1001 Pine Street was taken under advisement after he sought a reduction.
- [name withheld] property assessment application was taken under advisement by the County Board of Equalization; the applicant was absent.
- [name withheld] property assessment application was heard by the County Board of Equalization; its outcome continues on the next page.
- [name withheld] appeal on Monterey Boulevard taken under advisement
- Board continued [name withheld] appeal on a $72,000 assessment for one week.
- [name withheld] property assessment application was taken under advisement by the County Board of Equalization; the applicant was absent.
- [name withheld] appeal over 1506 Hyde Street taken under advisement
- [name withheld] assessment appeal was taken under advisement after the Assessor found the assessment fair.
- [name withheld] property assessment application was taken under advisement by the County Board of Equalization; the applicant was absent.
- Assessment appeal by [name withheld] on Block 275A Lot 35; the Assessor agreed a $330 reduction was in order, consideration continued.
- [name withheld] appeal at 1001 Pine Street taken under advisement
- Assessment appeal by [name withheld] at 721 Monterey Boulevard; the Assessor and Director of Property recommended a $750 building reduction.
- [name withheld] and 79 others' property assessment applications were taken under advisement by the County Board of Equalization.
- Part of Fulton Street closed [name withheld] 18-27 for Art Festival
- Resolution congratulates Reverend Albert R. Bandini, K.S.G., and was adopted by the Board.
- Freeway and Candlestick Park sign rules advanced on a carried motion
- Freeway and Candlestick Park sign rules advanced on a carried motion
- Supervisors praise Bay Area Urban League's job training
- Supervisors argue how long freeway billboards may stay up
- Consideration of a $100,000 Public Works appropriation for a Golden Gate Freeway engineering study was temporarily postponed.
- City voted on names for San Francisco BART stations
- City commended
- Bill for improving Griffith Street between Palou and Shafter confirmed
- Lease for 1212 Market Street offices put off to December 20.
- Silver Avenue property use appeal put off to December 27.
- Closing part of San Jose Avenue sent back to committee
- Silver Avenue zoning appeal put off until every supervisor can attend
- Board's new rules of order put off to December 27.
- Hearing on closing part of San Jose Avenue continued to January
- Social work school plan put off; university has not replied.
- Supervisors congratulate Old St. Mary's Church on state landmark
- The Board adopted a resolution requesting appointment of a Citizens Committee for Veterans Day.
- Supervisors ask for a [name withheld] citizens committee.
- Federal low-income housing plan sent to committee.
- Ripley Street paving bill brought up for confirmation
- City commends a resident
- Proposal to vacate part of San Jose Avenue between Twenty-Sixth and Army Streets was referred to the Streets and Transportation Committee.
- Resolution commending [name withheld] was adopted by the Board.
- [name withheld] item, File 286-65-2, was continued to February 21, 1966 at his request.
- Supervisor Ertola moved a resolution commending [name withheld]; the outcome is not printed on this page.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- March hearing set on the Pennsylvania Avenue convalescent hospital appeal
- Supervisors honor the late resident
- Appeal over a hospital at 2043 Nineteenth Avenue briefly postponed
- Two commission members granted leave to travel out of state.
- Yerba Buena Center redevelopment plan put off for now.
- Study of crosstown road tunnel sent to committee.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Yerba Buena redevelopment plan put off to April 18.
- Plan to drop Crosstown tunnel support taken up; no vote shown.
- Verba Buena Center redevelopment deal delayed one week.
- Old Crosstown tunnel endorsement repeal sent back to committee.
- Taylor Street closed briefly between California and Sacramento
- May hearing set on the 250 Palo Alto Avenue transmission tower
- Plan to cut police dog program funding turned down
- City honours
- Municipal Executives' Association scholarship award presentation was scheduled as a special order for June 6, 1966.
- Health screening deal with Economic Opportunity Council sent to committee.
- Health screening deal sent to Finance Committee for review.
- State asked to open federal money for the Davis Street station
- Mayor asks Board to reconsider Diamond Heights school land purchase.
- Use change at 1000 North Point Street put off to July
- Refusal to rezone 1000 North Point Street under appeal
- Taller buildings at 1000 North Point Street put off to July
- Refusal of taller buildings at 1000 North Point Street appealed
- Section of San Jose Avenue given up as a public street
- Board continued the disapproval of a denied height increase at 1000 North Point Street until July 5, 1966.
- July hearing set on a Haight Street special permission appeal
- [name withheld] assessment application for block 2035A, lot 19 was taken under advisement by the Board.
- The Board adopted a motion sending congratulation letters to runner [name withheld] and [name withheld].
- Farmers Market Week, August 8-13, 1966 proclaimed
- [name withheld] building assessment for block 4073, lot 26 was taken under advisement, with the Assessor asked to submit comparables.
- [name withheld] request to lower the assessed value of her property, Block 2683 Lot 18, was heard.
- Supervisor Moscone asked the Clerk to prepare legislation urging the State Legislature to amend redevelopment law.
- Board reduced [name withheld] building assessment from $4,500 to $4,000.
- [name withheld] property assessment application, Block 7508 Lot 2, was taken under advisement by the Board of Equalization.
- Fox West Coast Theatre Corp.'s assessment appeal for block 342, lot 11 was taken under advisement.
- Equitable Life Assn. et al.'s assessment appeal for block 328, lot 1 was taken under advisement.
- Tax appeal hearings began.
- Freeway maintenance agreement with the State for part of the Southern Freeway Extension was passed for second reading.
- Tax value of theatre building cut by $42,000
- Harrigan, Weidenmuller & Co.'s assessment for block 351 lot 6 was taken under advisement, with comparable property information requested.
- Adlaw Investment Co's assessment appeal for Block 3701 Lot 59 was continued one week.
- Building assessment of [name withheld] property reduced by $24,505 on Supervisor Ertola's motion, as amended.
- [name withheld] assessment application for block 6544, lot 20 was taken under advisement by the Board.
- Golden Gateway tax appeal put off one week.
- Five city officials given leave to travel out of state.
- Ordinance to vacate air space above Minna Street between Fifth and Mary Streets passed on first reading.
- Freeway route between Palou and Evans Avenues to be struck out
- City endorses National Highway Week, September 18-24
- Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld].
- Several officials granted leave to travel out of state
- [name withheld] shows the Board new Market Street station plans
- The Board agreed, without objection, that [name withheld] be the first recipient of a new commendatory resolution.
- Mission renewal conclusions put off, no decision yet
- Resolution approving surveys and plans for the Mission Street Survey Area urban renewal project was temporarily postponed.
- Proposed dance hall licensing ordinance was re-referred to the Fire, Safety and Police Committee after school groups asked to comment.
- Decision put off on paving Madison and Pioche Streets
- [name withheld] reports on widening Bosworth Street and O'Shaughnessy Boulevard
- Paving bill for Anderson Street to be handed to the contractor
- Appeal over shops on Haight Street put off to December 5
- Fulton Street closed two days for the
- Hearing set for December 27, 1966 on Florsheim Shoe Company's application to reduce penal and escaped tax assessments.
- Truck loading zone rule put off one week.
- Hearing set on tax increases from roll errors
- Supervisors commend
- No one objects to closing part of Alemany Boulevard
- Supervisors commend
- Company may use part of Stevenson Street, revocably
- Revocable permission granted to Morrison-Knudsen & Associates to occupy part of Stevenson Street west of Twelfth Street.
- Supervisors sit as tax board to adjust off-cycle property assessments
- Board asks Mayor to proclaim March as
- Board asks Mayor to proclaim Feb 5 Four Chaplains Sunday
- Consideration of banning left turns from Columbus Avenue onto Montgomery Street was continued to January 30, 1967.
- City congratulates [name withheld] by letter
- Request to Congress for war-on-poverty money sent to committee.
- Junior bowling tournament welcomed; mayor asked to proclaim it
- Proposed Police Code change would let for-hire driver applicants qualify after one year living within thirty miles; Supervisor Blake questioned it.
- Subject not in this record; sent to committee.
- Officials send congratulations to
- Board agrees to begin the County Board of Equalization hearing on Keyston Bros' assessment application February 20, continued into March.
- Design concepts for the Interstate Freeway 280 connection between the Southern and Embarcadero Freeways were presented to the Board.
- Pommon's Tower Market's assessment appeal for 635 Portola Drive was continued to February 27, 1967.
- [name withheld] keeps a garbage chute in Codman Place
- A motion carried with no subject on this page.
- Stop-sign changes at Fourteenth, Sanchez and Noe sent to committee
- V. H. Tibbs Company's assessed values at 821 Market Street were reduced for 1964-1966 and its penalties waived.
- Resolution in memory of John J. Casey adopted by unanimous vote of the Board of Supervisors.
- The Board of Equalization approved a settlement lowering the assessment on Oroweat Baking Co.'s property at 2727 17th Street.
- Out-of-state trips for several city officials approved.
- Welcome for visiting Italian soccer team A.[name withheld] approved
- Request for repair-loan bond on ballot sent to committee.
- Proposal to vacate parts of certain streets in the Golden Gateway redevelopment area was temporarily postponed.
- Praise for [name withheld] approved
- Intention to give up air space over Sonora Lane declared
- Land bought for the Marina off-street parking site
- Supervisor Ertola withdrew his request for a City Attorney opinion on the County Board of Equalization's powers.
- Applications from [name withheld] Towne House and Hotel [name withheld] for property equalization were taken under advisement.
- Dance hall licensing rules in the Police Code were continued to April 17, 1967 on a split vote.
- Subdivision map approved for the condominiums at 30 Miller Place
- A motion carried with no subject on this page.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance vacating air space over Sonora Lane north of Terra Vista Avenue.
- Board passed for second reading an ordinance vacating part of Arguello Boulevard between Carl Street and Parnassus Avenue.
- Proposed vacation of part of Humboldt Street east of Illinois Street; hearing held, outcome not shown on this page.
- Louma Hand Prints wins a lower assessment at 938 Harrison Street
- Many tax appeals grouped together for review
- Board moved to deny as a group all applications on the May 1 equalization list, as they are not covered by the [name withheld] case.
- Board urges passage of state bills now before the Legislature
- Proposed change to juvenile study wording, plus a two-week delay.
- Supervisors urged Fort Point be opened to the public
- Supervisors commend [name withheld] on 45 years as priest
- Air rights over Hyde and Golden Gate moves to final vote.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page.
- Trade negotiator praised for Geneva tariff agreements
- The Board adopted a resolution vacating a portion of O'Farrell Street west of St. Joseph's Avenue.
- The Board adopted a resolution vacating air space above Broadway and the Broadway Tunnel between Mason and Powell Streets.
- Board extended its commendations to [name withheld] on his 100th birthday.
- Board extended its commendations to the Golden Gate Swiss Club and its president, [name withheld].
- Board adjourned its June 12, 1967 meeting out of respect for the late [name withheld].
- Consideration of proposed rules for debris boxes on streets and sidewalks was continued to June 26, 1967.
- Board extended its commendations to John L. Molinari, president of the 1967 Columbus Day celebration.
- Board honors [name withheld] of the Sons of Italy
- Map approved for opening Still Street between Gorham and Rousseau
- Title Insurance and Trust keeps [name withheld] Square buildings over the sidewalk
- U.S.[name withheld] named city's official ship
- Board hears property tax appeals on July 31
- Proposed cut to Hunters Point money from $38,121 to $32,573.
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- The Board commended the 91st Division, American Expeditionary Force, on its 50th anniversary.
- Consideration of the Automobile Association's pedestrian bridge over Hayes Street was continued to August 7, 1967.
- City tax board to hear assessment changes outside usual period
- City accepts a gifted Anza statue for a public site
- Tax appeal rule changes proposed; no vote shown.
- The Board accepted a gift of an equestrian statue of Don Juan Bautista de Anza from Sonora, [name withheld], for a public park or site.
- Hayes Street pedestrian bridge put off again, to August 14.
- Tree-planting program on public land praised; city takes liability
- Support for second bridge deck and Crosstown Tunnel sent to committee.
- Permit for pedestrian bridge over Hayes Street; outcome not shown.
- Third Baptist Church honored on its 115th anniversary
- Blythdale Street closed for a day for Cub Scout car races
- Resolution 555-67 was adopted by the Board, though its subject is not printed on this page.
- Safeway's tax appeal over three years turned down
- August hearing set on the Alemany Boulevard access appeal
- The Hearst Corporation withdrew its tax assessment appeal for 155 Townsend Street after the matter was settled.
- Tax plan for city and schools sent to committee.
- Board denied [name withheld] equalization application after the Chair refused his offer of proof.
- Ertola moved that the Board commend Mr. and [name withheld] on their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
- Budget and tax changes put off to [name withheld] 11.
- The Board commended the California Electric Sign Association for sponsoring a program to remove obsolete signs from San Francisco streets.
- Alemany Boulevard access appeal put off to September 25
- Supervisors' official argument for Prop H, war-time definition, approved
- Lease of 965 Mission floors for Social Services put off.
- The Board commended Police Officer [name withheld] for apprehending an intruder at the Salesian Convent.
- Wetmore Place zoning appeal put off to September 25
- Retiring Assistant City Architect [name withheld] honored
- Tax appeals may accept agreed values without owner appearing
- Fairfax Avenue sidewalk width change put off to October 2.
- Denser housing refused on Wetmore Place south of Clay Street
- Consideration put off to October 2 so people could be told.
- Alemany Boulevard access appeal put off to October 2
- Supervisors honor retiring [name withheld] with a certificate
- Board commended [name withheld] and [name withheld] on their Golden Wedding Anniversary on October 7, 1967.
- Board was moved to commend [name withheld], San Francisco merchant, on assuming State office for the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
- A motion carried with no subject on this page.
- The Board commended [name withheld], City Engineer, on his retirement after forty-three years of service.
- City asks Congress to exempt Social Security raises from welfare income
- City backs American Indian group's plan for a cultural center
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page.
- Resolution adopted letting the Public Utilities Commission use part of the sidewalk at Washington and Mason Streets for gas lights.
- Proposal to move chronically ill patients to San Francisco General Hospital after state Medi-Cal cuts; outcome continues next page.
- Map approved for widening Crestmont Drive east of Mount Sutro Woods
- The Olympic Club settles its tax assessment claim with the city
- Board adopted a resolution approving a map widening Crestmont Drive east of Mt. [name withheld] for Subdivision No. 1.
- Washington and Mason Streets closed to dedicate the
- Board commends Mr. and [name withheld] on their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- Assessments confirmed for the Newcomb Avenue work between Quint and Rankin
- Title Insurance and Trust allowed a parking lot on Hampshire Street
- The city proposes to give up air space over Broadway Tunnel
- [name withheld] commended on his appointment as [name withheld] vice-president
- [name withheld] gets street space during Hall of Justice demolition
- The Board moved to commend [name withheld]; the outcome appears on the next page.
- Airport bond legal-opinion plan sent back to committee.
- [name withheld] is commended for thirty-three years' service on the War Memorial Board of Trustees.
- Proposed $109,897 Mayor's appropriation for the local community share of Economic Opportunity Act funds was sent back to Finance Committee.
- A motion carried with no subject on this page.
- The Board commended the Police Department chief, [name withheld] and Lieutenant [name withheld] for New Year's Eve policing and a youth dance idea.
- Board ordered vacation of a portion of Foote Avenue southeasterly of San Jose Avenue after a hearing drew no objection.
- Part of Carolina Street closed to public use
- Supervisor Ertola proposed amending Board Rule 40 on standing committee size; the proposal was referred to the Rules Committee.
- Hunters Point land-filling permit request set for later vote.
- Mayor asked to declare emergency over city newspaper ads during strike
- Board adopted a memorial tribute to
- Disaster Corps director allowed to apply for federal civil defense aid
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- Supervisor Mailliard appointed to Redwood Empire Association board
- The Board adopted Resolution 85-68 commending [name withheld], by eleven ayes.
- [name withheld] commended for spotting a bomb in the Board's chambers
- The Board is considering a commendation for [name withheld].
- Supervisor Jack Morrison named to a Bay Area transportation study commission
- Visitacion Valley principal [name withheld] praised on retirement
- TV station KQED praised for newspaper-strike news coverage
- Report asked on the Redevelopment Agency's purchase of the Carmel Hotel
- Resolution adopted proclaiming Farmers Market Week and Farmers Market Birthday and creating a citizens committee to observe them.
- Supervisor Ertola asked [name withheld] for a report on legislation funding completion of BART.
- The Board commended Bernard J. Ward for his service as Deputy City Attorney and his appointment as Jury Commissioner.
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- Mayor asked to set up a [name withheld] citizens committee
- Board thanks [name withheld] for Art Commission service
- Request that Mayor proclaim Workshop Workers' Week, May 12-18
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page.
- Supervisor Mendelsohn allowed to travel to Washington for health funding talks
- Joint public hearing on Embarcadero redevelopment set for July 15
- City asks for a [name withheld] Day proclamation
- Supervisor Ertola asked the City Attorney to review the Police Code rule barring minors from congregating on streets at night.
- Cost Plus Imports commended on ten years of importing goods
- Proposed ban on sitting or sleeping on streets sent to committee.
- Federal highway hearing and design rules endorsed
- December hearing set on ending the Mission shoppers' shuttle
- Costs of budget hearings and evening meetings approved for payment
- Supervisors' office 1969-70 budget estimates approved
- James Mailliard appointed to Redwood Empire Association executive board
- Week of March 8 named American Legion Week
- New citywide housing rules delayed until March 3.
- Sonoma County invited to join North Bay transit planning committee
- Mayor asked to appoint committee for Golden Gate Park's centennial
- Supervisor Ertola asked for a resolution urging the federal government to buy all 53,000 acres for Point Reyes National Seashore.
- City Attorney asked whether it can regulate ammunition ship docking near homes
- Supervisors back state bill raising district attorney minimum pay
- Youth Week, May 1-7, approved for official recognition
- City urged a new national cemetery for the Bay Area
- Supervisor Ertola's request to consider amending Board Rule 14C on Chamber admissions was referred to the Rules Committee.
- Plan for a trails coordinating committee sent to committee.
- William Blake appointed to Bay Area Council board
- Polk Street closed between McAllister and Grove for one day
- West Portal merchants oppose putting streetcars in a tunnel
- Board set June 16 date for Charter Revision report
- Urging Congress on transit fund bill set for June 30.
- Farmers' Market Week formally proclaimed
- Probe of animal care at public pound sent to committee.
- Request to check SF's eligibility for federal economic aid sent to committee.
- Supervisors urge state to pick diamond tower design for Southern Crossing
- Polk Street closed between Grove and McAllister for one day
- Painters' union asks that a street be named for
- The Board confirmed [name withheld] and [name withheld] as members of the Redevelopment Agency.
- Rewards for tips on people misusing street bins proposed.
- Board proposed extending the work furlough agreement with the State of California to June 30, 1970.
- Mini-park funding request for South of Market sent to committee
- [name withheld] proclamation requested for November 16-22
- Supervisors asked Mayor to proclaim November 15 Veterans Appreciation Day
- Supervisor Blake named to County Supervisors Association board
- Supervisors marked fiftieth anniversary of [name withheld] visit
- Tie with [name withheld] proposed; sent to a committee for study.
- City proposal to avoid buying gas-engine vehicles; sent to committee.
- Midtown Park rent increases approved; income study for moderate housing ordered
- Assessment confirmed for sewer work at Twenty-third and Minnesota Streets
- Health committee renaming still under consideration.
- Resolution 21-70 was adopted by a 9-0 vote; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Hearing set on a rezoning appeal for Palmetto Avenue
- The Board adopted a resolution disapproving the Planning Commission's denial of rezoning property on Palmetto Avenue from R-1 to R-2.
- Supervisor Ertola urged the State and National Affairs Committee to consider S.B. 66 early; the request was granted.
- Three officials get permission to travel out of state
- John McLaren Society backed in raising money for park windmills
- Ordinance vacating parts of Michigan and Fourth Streets near Eldorado and Illinois Streets was passed for second reading.
- [name withheld] reappointed to mental health advisory committee
- Appeal on enlarging [name withheld] Restaurant at the Fairmont Hotel was temporarily postponed until the full Board is present.
- Dwight Street assessment put off to March 9
- Appeal over the Planning Commission's refusal to enlarge [name withheld] Restaurant at the Fairmont Hotel was temporarily postponed.
- Assessment confirmed for Eighteenth Street between Arkansas and Carolina Streets
- Hearing on the Dwight Street improvement put off
- No protests heard on the Elsie Street improvement
- Supervisor Ertoia's motion to raise pay for omitted city job classifications, including several department directors, failed.
- Ordinance letting special police officers direct traffic was refused adoption and referred back to the Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Airport control charter change proposed; vote not shown here.
- Board urged State legislation to prohibit oil drilling in San Francisco Bay, and the clerk was told to write the State Senate committee.
- Mayor asked to proclaim Correct Posture Week, May 3–9
- A public hearing was held on a proposal to vacate part of Islais Creek Channel southwesterly of Weldon Street.
- A second reading vote with no subject on this page
- The Board passed on second reading an ordinance vacating part of Acadia Street between Monterey Boulevard and Circular Avenue for an easement.
- Closing of part of Union Street east of Montgomery proposed
- Board asks the Mayor to proclaim May 10-25, 1970 as "Weeks to Honor Israel."
- The Board adopted a request that the Mayor proclaim May 18-24, 1970, as Elks Youth Week.
- Request for $1.1 million Hunters Point school turned down
- Board backs state bill raising district attorneys' minimum pay
- Jitney bus permit rules, dropping citizenship and reference-letter requirements, were continued to June 1, 1970.
- Part of Hayward Street vacation approved
- Youth-matter committee referral rule put off to June 8.
- Request for citywide school facilities plan sent to committee.
- A vote with no subject on this page
- The Board adopted a resolution endorsing AB 2534, which would add two Superior Court judges in San Francisco.
- Board refused passage of a proposal to create a City Demonstration Agency for the Mission Model Neighborhood Area.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- A vote to refer with no subject on this page
- Height limits set for signs on building walls citywide
- Ertola asked the City Attorney whether the Mission Model Neighborhood contract was legal; referred to committee.
- Board asks state to delay Southern Crossing bridge pending hearings.
- Hearing set June 29 on appeal to open Asian studies institute
- Farmers Market anniversary week proclaimed, August 10-15
- Parking Authority deal approved for the Fillmore and [name withheld] lot
- Special permit granted for 344 Twenty-eighth Avenue on appeal
- Decision on the 1343-45 Seventh Avenue appeal put off
- Board members and officials granted leaves of absence.
- Hearing set on the 1343-45 Seventh Avenue rezoning appeal
- The Board adopted a resolution authorizing correction of clerical errors in the 1969-70 [name withheld], increasing taxes payable.
- Ertola's appeal on a use change at 1343-45 Seventh Avenue, from R-3 to R-4, was continued to July 20, 1970.
- Mayor and several supervisors granted leaves of absence.
- Public hearing set Aug 17 on Hunters Point redevelopment changes
- The Board set a July 27, 1970 hearing on an appeal against denial of conditional use at 1200 Ninth Avenue, then referred it to committee.
- Board adopted a resolution vacating several streets in the Western Addition A-2 redevelopment project area.
- Leaves of absence were granted to Police Commissioner [name withheld], Supervisor Gonzales, a personnel general manager and the Assessor for summer and fall 1970.
- Appeal over trailer rentals at 1200 Ninth Avenue put off
- Appeal over trailer rentals at 1200 Ninth Avenue put off
- Appeal over denied change from R-3 to R-4 use at 1343-45 Seventh Avenue was temporarily postponed.
- Appeal over denied conditional use of 1200 Ninth Avenue for automobile trailer rental was temporarily postponed.
- Several city officials granted leave to be away
- Candlestick Park special fares proposed; final vote not shown.
- City urges Post Office to issue A.P. Giannini stamp
- Appeal over 3975 Alemany Boulevard rezoning put off
- Wording changes to Hunters Point plan approval passed
- Police extra-hours pay rule sent to committee for study.
- Charter amendment setting how Fire Department members' pay and benefits are determined was taken up out of order.
- Appeal over 3975 Alemany Boulevard rezoning put off
- Appeal over 3975 Alemany Boulevard rezoning put off
- Resolution disapproving the refusal of a trailer rental use at 1200 Ninth Avenue was adopted by the Board.
- Trailer rentals allowed at 1200 Ninth Avenue on appeal
- Appeal over 3975 Alemany Boulevard rezoning put off
- Sewer assessment confirmed on Putnam Street
- Leaves of absence granted to three city officials
- Appeal against denied change of use from R-2 to C-2 at 3975 Alemany Boulevard was continued to October 13, 1970.
- Resolution disapproving denial of a change from R-2 to C-2 at 3975 Alemany Boulevard was continued to October 13, 1970.
- Sheriff and treasurer extra money of $33,500 put off.
- The Board adopted an amended five-year urban beautification program, seeking federal reimbursement funds for fiscal 1970-71.
- Resolution endorses an October 23, 1970 football game held for the benefit of Bill [name withheld].
- Several city officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Proposed: Geary Boulevard sidewalk widened from ten to nineteen feet.
- $28,438 for Public Defender and three new jobs, sent to committee.
- Board's resolution recognising the San Francisco Police Officers Association as bargaining agent was referred back to the Legislative and Personnel Committee.
- End of the 7, 71 and 72 bus lines requested
- Embarcadero height limits near the Bay Bridge [name withheld] again
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- A motion to release a Public Health Department lien for medical care given to [name withheld] is pending.
- Supervisors commend police inspector and patrolman
- Supervisors ask North Vietnam to follow POW treaty rules
- Hearing on Princeton Street building appeal put off to November 30.
- Supervisors continued to November 30, 1970 the disapproval of a planned unit development on the Felton, Amherst, Silliman and Princeton Streets block.
- Appeal of City Planning Commission approval of a planned unit development at Princeton and Felton Streets was temporarily postponed.
- Board temporarily postponed its disapproval of a planned unit development conditional use on a Princeton Street block.
- Motion to overturn City Planning Commission approval of a planned unit development on Princeton Street was refused.
- Maritime Parkway plan put off to December 14.
- Maritime Parkway plan temporarily postponed.
- Saturday truck loading zone parking change put off to December 21.
- Paving bill confirmed for Twenty-third Street between Indiana and Iowa Streets
- A second reading vote with no subject on this page