All decisions
about 120 Board decisions about John J. Sullivan, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Board asked the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to arrange observance of V Day after Germany's surrender.
- Supervisor Sullivan moved to postpone H. L. McAllister's appeal for Old Age Security Aid until March 25, 1945.
- Supervisors Mancuso and Green were authorized to attend the County Supervisors' Association board meeting in Sacramento.
- The Board approved the Assessor's budget on Supervisor Sullivan's motion, without objection.
- The Board approved the Assessor's budget on Supervisor Sullivan's motion, with no objection recorded.
- Supervisors approved $16,855 for the Water Department's share of Public Utilities Commission personnel costs, and a $42 ranger raise.
- Supplemental budget request approved for $75,000 to alter the Controller's private offices; Mancuso's cut to $10,000 failed.
- Mrs. B. F. Raine's building assessment at 175 Dorantes was cut by $250 to $2,750 on motion by Sullivan.
- Board approved the Board of Appraisers' recommendations for reductions or corrections of assessments.
- Board approved the Assessor's list of clerical errors in property assessments.
- Board approved motions granting assessment reductions that had been taken under advisement and not otherwise acted upon.
- Supervisor Mancuso was authorized, with no objection, to attend the County Supervisors' Association directors' meeting in Los Angeles.
- A motion carried with no subject on this page
- Motion asking the Civil Service Commission to defer permanent civil service examinations as long as possible was carried without objection.
- Board took the Grand Jury's Civil Service Commission charter amendment into its own hands; Mancuso moved to amend Section 140 to require open meetings.
- Supervisor Brown was appointed to represent the Board at the Alameda County Fair in Pleasanton on October 5, 1945.
- The Board ordered a letter sent to Paul Verdier, who was suddenly and seriously ill, wishing him speedy recovery.
- Board voted to invite the press along on the trip to the County Supervisors' Convention in Eureka and furnish transportation.
- Proposal to give the State Department of Public Works $37,500 for a second Bay bridge study was taken up and postponed.
- Lease of city land at Jefferson and Jones Streets put off
- Herman Christensen buys 33.5 acres on El Camino Real for $95,500
- Proposed resolution urges the Housing Authority to end segregation in allotting veterans' public housing units, regardless of race.
- Shops refused on Thirty-ninth Avenue near Noriega Street
- Board of Equalization sitting on the 1946-47 property assessments was postponed for one week.
- Resolution urges the Housing Authority to adopt a non-discrimination, non-segregation policy for veteran applicants for housing units.
- Charter amendment on leaves of absence, Section 153, was designated Charter Amendment No. 6.
- Charter amendment on fixing supervisors' salaries by general law was designated Charter Amendment No. 9.
- Proposal to narrow sidewalks on Post Street between Taylor and Powell streets was continued to September 22, 1946.
- Authorization granted for supervisors to attend California Mission Trails Association convention in Santa Cruz.
- North Beach block sought from war surplus for Municipal Railway buses
- Veterans' groups and individuals protested medical disqualifications for police and fire appointments; a resolution on the matter was read.
- Salary range of $500-650 approved for the Secretary of the Retirement System.
- Board's motion to set a proposed salary range of $325-425 for the Secretary of the War Memorial Board was carried.
- Proposed salary range of $600-750 for the Tax Collector was rejected by the Board.
- A salary range of $350-450 for the Secretary of the Board of Permit Appeals was approved.
- Board adopted a proposed $240-285 salary range for the Head Nurse, Specialist position.
- Proposed pay range of $325-395 for Senior Inspector of Weights and Measures was carried.
- Park Department starter's proposed pay range of $230-290 was adopted.
- A flat monthly rate of $210 set for a Cook's Assistant position.
- Board carried a proposed flat daily rate of $14.50 for the sewer cleaner classification.
- The Board tabled a proposal asking Montgomery Block owners to keep the building unchanged until after the centennial celebrations.
- Supervisor Mancuso moved to delete $38,116 for police station building repairs; amendments were debated.
- Sheriff's budget amended to restore two Superintendent of Jails posts at $11,040, then adopted.
- A proposed ordinance would base commercial vehicle licences on operation rather than ownership, with set annual fees, and was continued.
- Jacob Ozamic's request for a lower assessment on 1264 Bush Street was refused; the appraiser's recommendation was confirmed.
- Appraiser's recommendation of no reduction was confirmed for Mary E. Keyer's property at 1103 Dolores Street.
- Proposed $4,800 appropriation for a new DeYoung Museum board secretary position was continued for one week.
- Proposed amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance for the DeYoung Memorial Museum was continued for one week.
- Consideration of a $3,200 secretary post for the Legion of Honor trustees was continued one week.
- Supervisor Christopher proposed asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for Lincoln's and Washington's birthdays.
- A resolution endorsing joint Armed Forces Day, Maritime Day and I Am an American Day observances was moved; outcome continues on next page.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the San Francisco Examiner and merchants for the Christmas Value Days event, urging early shopping.
- Board asked the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to observe Lincoln's Birthday.
- Four men, including Wilbur A. Henderson, were confirmed as members of the War Memorial Board of Trustees.
- Supervisor John J. Sullivan presented a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for the Memorial Day 1951 observance.
- Oliver M. Rousseau, City Planning Commissioner, was granted leave of absence from January 18 to February 4, 1951.
- Janitor salary range of $220-260 approved.
- Janitress salary range of $210-250 approved.
- Pay range of $270-310 for working foreman school janitor approved.
- Pay range of $260-300 for working foreman janitor approved.
- Proposed salary range of $310-360 for a Municipal Railway inspector died for want of a second.
- The Board asked the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to observe Armistice Day, November 11, 1951.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld].
- The Board unanimously adopted a memorial resolution honouring [name withheld] by rising vote.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim February 17-23, 1952, Advertising Recognition Week.
- Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memoriam honouring [name withheld] by rising vote.
- Proposed monthly pay range of $280-320 for stockman position J78 was defeated by the Board.
- Sullivan proposed a $339-390 monthly range for Power House Operator; the union cited higher private utility pay.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to receive [name withheld] and [name withheld] of the Netherlands.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim April 20-26, 1952, as Youth Week.
- Board adopted a resolution urging the Navy Secretary to arrange a naval vessel's participation in San Francisco's Memorial Day observance.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for the Alert America civil defense exhibit.
- Gift of $1,780 accepted to pay costs of a reception for [name withheld].
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for Citizenship Week, September 14-20, 1952.
- Hearing on closing Wattson Place put off
- The Board confirmed [name withheld] as a member of the San Francisco War Memorial Board of Trustees.
- Question of continuing the Municipal Government Survey Advisory Committee was referred to the Mayor for joint hearings.
- Supervisor Arnold was authorized to represent the Board at the County Supervisors' Association meeting in San Diego.
- Board continued, then tabled, a $2,900 appropriation for Fire Department holiday overtime.
- Emergency $5,300 appropriation for Fire Department electricity and gas was continued one week.
- Emergency $1,320 appropriation for equipment at Laguna Honda Home was continued one week.
- Emergency $4,700 appropriation for a sterilizer at San Francisco Hospital was continued one week.
- Board of Equalization deliberations on the 1952-53 property assessments were deferred until July 14, 1952.
- Emergency $1,468 appropriation for mattresses at [name withheld] was continued one week.
- Supervisor Sullivan moved to approve the Assessor's [name withheld] for the 1952-53 [name withheld]; the vote is on the next page.
- The Board voted to deny all equalization applications not otherwise acted upon during the hearings.
- Board of Supervisors representation at the County Supervisors' Association annual meeting in San Diego, September 9-12, 1952, was adopted.
- Supervisor Sullivan presented a memorial resolution honoring [name withheld]; its outcome is not shown here.
- Resolution 12566, sponsored by Supervisor Sullivan, was adopted by seven ayes with four absent.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim the week of September 15 as [name withheld].
- Decision on the St. Mary's Square garage lease put off
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to observe Armistice Day.
- Rezoning for shops at Franklin and Lombard Streets approved
- [name withheld] elevator pits on Battery Street sent back to committee
- Ben Baggenstos was reappointed to the San Francisco War Memorial trustee board for six years from January 2, 1953.
- [name withheld] was confirmed as a San Francisco War Memorial trustee for a term ending January 2, 1957.
- [name withheld] was reappointed to the San Francisco War Memorial trustee board for six years from January 2, 1953.
- Milton Kletter was reappointed to the San Francisco War Memorial trustee board for six years from January 2, 1953.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for the St. Patrick's Day observance.
- The Mayor was asked to appoint a citizens' committee to arrange the 1953 Memorial Day observance.
- The Mayor was asked to appoint a citizens' committee to help maintain a recreation program at Hospitality House.
- Supervisor Sullivan proposed up to $350 for St. Patrick's Day bleachers; the motion was referred to Finance Committee.
- Police asked to report on left turns off Market Street
- The Board adopted a resolution welcoming [name withheld] to San Francisco, sponsored by Supervisor Lewis.
- Supervisor Sullivan presented a resolution, on Supervisor Lewis's behalf, urging observance of California Conservation Week.
- Motion to reconsider a pending parking measure for the Ellis Street site failed on the Board's vote.
- Supervisors debated a proposed $3,871,000 bond to rehabilitate the Municipal Railway; the decision continues on the next page.
- Proposed $2.7M bond for trolley coach extension and Elkton Shop improvements had a motion to re-refer to committee made.
- The Board adopted a resolution in memoriam for [name withheld].
- Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld] by rising vote.
- Supervisor Sullivan presented a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for Flag Day, June 14, 1953.
- Meeting on rent control set for June 16, 1953 to hear interested persons as a Committee of the Whole.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating [name withheld] as San Francisco's Veterans of Foreign Wars encampment candidate.
- Supervisors debated extending rent controls past July 31, 1953; the emergency measure's outcome is not yet printed.
- Light industry refused on San Bruno Avenue south of Ordway Street
- Board adopted Resolution 13668 (File 10700); the subject of the resolution is not printed on these pages.
- Streets around Civic Center Plaza closed [name withheld] 12-13 for an event
- Property at California Street and Thirty-second Avenue taken up
- Property at California Street and Thirty-second Avenue put off again
- Board adopted [name withheld] leave from October 24, 1953 to January 24, 1954, with permission to leave the state.