All decisions
about 120 Board decisions about John I. Nolan, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Board declared its intention to change street grades on Coleridge street and Heyman avenue, pending notice to residents.
- The Board declared its intention to change grades on several streets around Noe, Castro and Thirtieth streets, pending notice to residents.
- Board adopted notice of intent to change grades on Diamond street and San Jose avenue, pending public works posting.
- Board adopted notice of intent to change grades on Dolores street, San Jose avenue and Brook street.
- Board adopted notice of intent to change grades on Fair avenue between Mission and Coleridge streets.
- Board adopted notice of intent to change grades on Illinois, Mariposa, Eighteenth and other streets in the Mission area.
- Ordinance establishing street grades on Richland Avenue was passed for printing.
- Ordinance changing official grades on Cherry Street between Jackson Street and the Presidio Reservation was passed for printing.
- Ordinance changing official grades on Parnassus Avenue between Willard Street and First Avenue was passed for printing.
- Ordinance requiring Board permission before rock crushing machines are set up was passed for printing.
- Ordinance repealing a 1909 spur track permit granted to J. R. Howell on Twelfth Street was passed for printing.
- A. A. Merrifield and S. M. Mahoney were granted permission to blast and quarry rock in Block 944, Sunset District.
- Ordinance for sewer work on the North Point main sewer, estimated at $55,000, recommitted to committee.
- Intention to build a Stockton Street tunnel was declared by resolution.
- A bill to establish street grades on Sunnydale Avenue was passed for printing, a first reading.
- Sealer of Weights and Measures authorized to adopt an official seal design matching the City and County seal.
- Bill proposed to build sewers in Glen Park Extension at an estimated cost of $2,500, passed for printing.
- Sidewalk widths on Green Street between Taylor and Jones proposed in Bill 1742, passed for printing on first reading.
- The Board declared its intention to change the grades on Vermont street between Twentieth and Twenty-second streets, pending notice.
- The Board asked Southern Pacific Company to replace the wooden Duncan Street bridge with a steel bridge.
- Ordinance ordering ironstone pipe sewer construction at Seventeenth avenue and Cabrillo street, passed for printing.
- An ordinance establishing street grades on Delano Avenue was passed for printing.
- Von Eck's spur track permit on Illinois Street was recommitted to the Streets Committee.
- Bill proposing new official grades on Alvarado street between Castro and Diamond streets was passed for printing.
- Bill proposing new official grades on Clementina street between Eighth and Ninth streets was passed for printing.
- Bill providing conditional acceptance of the Lombard street roadway between Polk and Larkin streets was passed for printing.
- Mitchell & Savage was granted thirty more days to finish sewer work in San Bruno, Oakdale, Rutledge and Holloway avenues.
- The Board rejected all bids for cement supply and ordered the clerk to advertise again for cement and basalt blocks.
- Resolution declares intention to change street grades on Clementina Street between Eighth and Ninth streets.
- A bill fixing sidewalks on Precita Avenue between Alabama and York streets at twelve feet was passed for printing.
- Board asked Spring Valley Water Company to let the city remove fences so residents can reach Junipero Serra Boulevard.
- A sewer right of way deeded by the Crocker Estate Company was proposed for acceptance and passed for printing.
- Revocable permission granted to United Land Company for a spur track across Arthur Avenue and Kentucky Street.
- Progress payments totalling $58,597.78 for Auxiliary Water Supply System pipe work were passed for printing.
- A permit for the Southern Pacific Company to build three spur tracks across Vallejo street was passed for printing.
- The Board declared its intention to change street grades on Spring and California streets, as recommended by the Board of Public Works.
- The Board declared its intention to change street grades on Fern Street between Van Ness Avenue and Polk Street.
- Bill granting C. A. Hutton Flour Company a revocable permit for a spur track on Front street passed for printing.
- Board urges Panama-Pacific Exposition directors to choose a site quickly or submit the question to voters; referred.
- The Board set September 11, 1911 as the hearing date for J. J. Dowling & Co.'s appeal of a street-work assessment.
- A proposed resolution would pay Raisch Improvement Company for work on the auxiliary fire water supply system.
- Supervisor Nolan's bill to create an elevator inspection bureau was referred to the Building Laws Committee.
- Bill 1848 on the method for constructing tunnels and assessing costs on benefited property passed for printing.
- John Cassaretto awarded contract to supply gravel to the Board of Public Works for 1911-12; other bids rejected.
- Southern Pacific Company's sewer easement under its tracks at Jarnac Street was passed for printing, proposed for city acceptance.
- Ordinance for Ingleside Outlet Sewer Section B, estimated at $35,000, passed for printing.
- Proposed change of official street grades on Coso Avenue, Winfield Street and Aztec Street, passed for printing.
- Proposed full city acceptance of Twenty-first Avenue roadways between Anza and Balboa Streets, passed for printing.
- Proposed establishment of street grades at certain points on San Miguel, Tara, Louisburg, Howth, Geneva and Niagara streets.
- Proposed conditional acceptance of Mariposa Street roadways between Kentucky and Illinois Streets, passed for printing.
- Intention to change street grades on Cherry Street between Jackson Street and the Presidio Reservation adopted.
- Proposed ordinance orders ironstone pipe sewers built at the crossing of Seventeenth Avenue and Cabrillo Street; passed for printing.
- Proposed ordinance orders curbs, pavement and sidewalks on Boyce, Cabrillo, California, Eighth Avenue, Twenty-sixth and Harrison streets; passed for printing.
- Proposed ordinance orders granite curbs and rock pavement on Fourteenth Street between Guerrero and Dolores streets; passed for printing.
- Board declares intention to change grades on Railway Street 352 feet east of Dolores Street; vote continues on next page.
- An ordinance ordering sewer construction in Section G of the North Point main sewer was passed for printing.
- Bill amending the Weights and Measures Ordinance to abolish the fee system was indefinitely postponed on Supervisor Nolan's motion.
- The Board declared its intention to change grades on Geary street between Commonwealth and Palm avenues, pending notice to residents.
- The Board declared its intention to change grades on Lombard street between Larkin and Polk streets, pending notice to residents.
- The Board approved the appointment of a chief deputy and three deputies for the Sealer of Weights and Measures.
- Ordinance accepting Spring Valley Water Company's sewer easement across Lobos Creek property was passed for printing.
- Ordinance changing official grades on Lincoln Way and Twentieth Avenue was passed for printing.
- Ordinance changing official grades on Nineteenth Avenue at Lake Street was passed for printing.
- Ordinance fully accepting roadways of Cabrillo Street between Ninth and Tenth Avenues was passed for printing.
- Ordinance conditionally accepting roadways of Twenty-fifth Avenue was passed for printing.
- Permission for United Railroads to lay curved track at Presidio Avenue and California Street passed for printing.
- Willett & Burr's temporary railroad track for the Beale Street regrade, passed for printing.
- Supervisor Nolan's bill to place the Bureau of Weights and Measures under civil service rules was referred to committee.
- A special committee was appointed to prepare an ordinance setting a method for building tunnels under the charter.
- Bill amending the sidewalk width ordinance for Leavenworth Street was passed for printing.
- Sewer construction on Mission Street and Mount Vernon Avenue, estimated at $65,000, was passed for printing on first reading.
- A bill proposed full city acceptance of the roadways of Ninth Avenue, Diamond Street, Randall Street and other crossings; passed for printing.
- An ordinance changing official street grades on Wood Street between Geary Street and the cemetery fence was passed for printing.
- Bill 1802 proposes building sewers in Section D 2 of the North Point Main Sewer at an estimated $80,000 cost.
- The Board declared its intention to change street grades on Sixteenth and Flint streets, as recommended by Public Works.
- Blinn Estate Company was granted permission to build a spur track across Brannan Street near Second Street.
- Sidewalk widths on Harrison Street proposed in Bill 1741, passed for printing on first reading.
- Southern Pacific's deed of easement for a foot bridge over its tracks at Fairmount Street was passed for printing.
- Bill granting Abel Hosmer a revocable spur track permit near Fifteenth and Utah streets passed for printing.
- Ordinance amending the sidewalk-width law, setting Gough Street sidewalks between Market and McAllister at twelve feet, passed for printing.
- Boston Investment Company's sewer easement along Twenty-second Avenue was passed for printing, pending final approval.
- Ordinance amending sidewalk width rules to set Henry Street sidewalks at twelve feet, passed for printing.
- Ordinance to fully accept roadways on Broderick, Noe, Twenty-third avenue and other streets, passed for printing.
- Ordinance ordering certain street work and authorizing the Board of Public Works to contract for it, passed for printing.
- Resolution of intention adopted to change street grades on Nineteenth Avenue north of Lake Street.
- Bill proposing new official grades on Castro and Beaver streets was passed for printing.
- Bill proposing new official grades on Seventeenth avenue between Clement and Geary streets was passed for printing.
- Bill proposing new official grades on States street near Castro street was passed for printing.
- Bill ordering granite curbs and pavement on Geary street between Blake and Cook streets was passed for printing.
- A permit for the Blinn Estate Company to build a spur track near Second and Brannan streets was passed for printing.
- The Board endorsed Senate Bill 1256, letting cities levy taxes and issue bonds for harbor improvement, and asked legislators to pass it.
- Crocker Estate Company's land for opening several streets was proposed for acceptance and passed for printing.
- Ordinance establishing street grades on Serpentine Avenue and Capp Street passed for printing on first reading.
- The Board sustained J. J. Dowiing and Company's appeal, ordering a new street-work assessment at Twenty-fifth and Harrison.
- Rudgear-Merle Company was granted sixty more days from August 26, 1911 to finish its Hall of Justice metal sash contract.
- Ordinance providing full acceptance of roadways on several San Francisco streets passed for printing.
- Property owners' appeal against a Twentieth Avenue sidewalk and catch basin assessment was sent back to the Streets Committee.
- A bill on weights and measures, creating a Sealer office, was taken up; its outcome continues to the next page.
- Ordinance to change official grades on Richland Avenue from Mission Street westward was passed for printing.
- An ordinance setting sidewalk width at seven feet on Fifteenth Street was passed for printing.
- Yee Fong's laundry permit on Tehama Street was recommitted to the Fire Committee.
- Proposed grade changes and a steel bridge on Main street were indefinitely postponed on Nolan's motion.
- Bill 1850 ordering North Point Main Sewer Section E construction was passed for printing.
- Intention to change street grades on Richland Avenue from Mission Street westward was declared and notice ordered posted.
- Proposed amendment to the sidewalk width ordinance, with sidewalks on Lilac Street fixed, passed for printing.
- Intention to change street grades on Castro and Henry streets was declared, pending public notice of the change.
- Permission was granted to the Retailers' Protective Association to hold an annual industrial fair at the Auditorium.
- Sidewalk width rules for Diamond Street proposed in Bill No. 1828, passed for printing.
- Board declares intention to change grades on Geary Street between Lyon Street and a point 68 feet west.
- Proposed ordinance would fully accept the basalt-block paved crossing of Douglass and Seventeenth streets; passed for printing.
- Proposed ordinance would conditionally accept paved roadways on Illinois Street between Seventeenth and Twentieth streets; passed for printing.
- Supervisor Nolan moved an ordinance establishing street grades at points on six avenues, including Plymouth, Miramar and Arlington avenues.
- Appeal against street-work assessment at Twenty-fifth and Harrison streets was laid over one week.
- Appeal against a street-work assessment at Twenty-fifth and Harrison streets was laid over to September 11, 1911.
- The appeal of property owners against the California Street paving assessment, issued to W. F. Hanrahan, was denied and the assessment confirmed.
- Resolution asks Spring Valley Water Company to set a price for its properties or face condemnation; referred to committee.