All decisions
about 370 Board decisions about Joseph M. Casey, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board adopts resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim October 21, 1955, a Hallowe'en for UNICEF.
- Proposal to enforce traffic and parking rules on holidays other than Sundays was sent back to committee.
- Proposal to raise the pay range for Fingerprint Technicians from $310-370 to $330-390 per month failed.
- Board adopted a resolution congratulating [name withheld], Jr.
- The Board adopted a resolution temporarily closing portions of Twenty-first and Twenty-third Streets for the Festival of Progress.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld] and the San Francisco Festival of Progress Committee.
- Parking banned on Dore Street between Howard and Folsom Streets
- Board adopted a memorial resolution honoring [name withheld], presented by Supervisors Casey, McCarty and Rolph.
- Board authorized Supervisor Casey's representation at the County Supervisors' Association meeting at Blairsden, Plumas County, on June 15, 1956.
- Thirty-sixth Avenue between Santiago and Taraval Streets was closed to vehicles for mid-morning periods over two weeks.
- Supervisor Casey praised the San Francisco Examiner's Hole-In-One golf contest and asked committee to study more public golf facilities.
- Sunset Boulevard closed briefly for the All-American Soap Box Derby
- Buchanan Street closed for the Buddhist Church's Bon Festival
- Waverly Place closed for the Chinese Moon Festival
- Shops refused at Lombard and Buchanan Streets
- Light industry approved at Twenty-first Street and South Van Ness Avenue
- Portion of Twenty-second Street temporarily closed for a Mission City of Hope celebration on September 21, 1956.
- Stockton Street closed for a reception for
- Parking meter coin and time-limit rules suspended from 7 a.m. to noon on Irving Street and Ninth Avenue segments, adopted by resolution.
- Resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim February 17-20, 1957 as [name withheld] was adopted.
- Jackson Square Association asks the city to plant street trees
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim April 7, 1957, as Mariposa Boat Club Day.
- West Clay Street closed for an Easter egg hunt
- Temporary closing of portions of Treat Avenue and Alameda Street was adopted by the Board.
- Supervisor Casey asked the Recreation and Park Commission to study an underpass at Sharp Park [name withheld].
- Board adopted a resolution temporarily closing part of Sunset Boulevard for the All-American Soap Box Derby on July 13, 1957.
- Purchaser of Supplies authorized to accept a surplus tank truck from the state educational surplus property agency.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of Milton S. Maxwell.
- Geary Street loading zone sent back to committee
- Recreation and Park Commission asked for cheaper Golden Gate Park golf
- Shops refused at the corner of Alemany Boulevard and Geneva Avenue
- The Board adopted a resolution temporarily closing Grant Avenue between Post and Geary Streets for the Maiden Lane re-dedication.
- Traffic lights and a walkway asked for near Fisherman's Wharf
- Resolution to temporarily close part of Vallejo Street from October 24 to 27, 1957 was presented by Supervisor Casey.
- Myrtle Street between Franklin and Gough Streets was approved for temporary closure on November 15, 1957.
- Coin deposit and one-hour parking limits were suspended on certain streets in the Noe Valley parking meter zone.
- Supervisor Casey moved a commendation of the Police Homicide Squad for solving all 35 murder cases in 1957.
- A request that the Mayor appoint a citizens' committee to observe St. Patrick's Day was adopted.
- Jitney fare zones at Twenty-second and Mission Streets were sent back to the Police Committee for public comment.
- Supervisor McMahon was granted leave of absence from January 24 to February 2, 1958, to leave the state.
- Telegrams were approved urging federal approval of a Maritime Board contract for two American President Lines vessels built by Bethlehem Shipyard.
- Letter of sympathy sent to [name withheld] family
- Waverly Place closed for a day in March
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Leaves of absence granted to several commissioners and officials for May to September 1958, with permission to leave the state.
- Grant Avenue closed for a Guardsmen rally for summer camp
- Southern Promotion Association asks the city to fix up South Park
- The Board adopted a resolution temporarily closing Buchanan Street between Sutter and Post Streets on August 2, 1958, for a street dance.
- The Mayor vetoed a proposed resolution sending Board representatives to a US mayors' conference; it was referred to committee.
- Changes to taxicab, sedan and limousine rules and fares were temporarily postponed by the Board.
- The Board adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld] by a rising vote.
- A ban on carrying or drinking liquor on San Francisco Hospital and Laguna Honda Home premises was temporarily postponed.
- Part of Polk Street to be closed temporarily
- The Board adopted by rising vote a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Grant Avenue closed for two evening hours in October
- Jackson and Sansome Streets closed for a "Night on Jackson Square"
- The Board confirmed the assessment for sewer and street improvements on Delta Street between Harkness Avenue and Hamilton Street, with no protests.
- A memorial resolution honouring [name withheld] was presented by Supervisor Casey and moved for adoption.
- Portions of Waverly Place and Brenham Place closed for certain hours February 11-15, 1959, for Chinese New Year.
- Leaves of absence for Recreation and Park and Controller officials granted, allowing travel out of state in 1959.
- Fire Commissioner Walter Duane and Public Defender Edward Mancuso granted leaves of absence to travel outside the state in 1959.
- Supervisor Casey asked commissions to consider bus shelters on the north side of Lincoln Way, and the request was granted.
- Traffic limits on Gilman Avenue near Bay View Park
- Supervisor Casey asked the Recreation and Park Department to consider relocating tees at Lincoln Park [name withheld] to a level area.
- Report on Fitch Street and Carroll Avenue project dates ordered filed
- The Board adopted a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Two city officials were granted leaves of absence to travel out of state in February and March 1959.
- Motion to raise the recommended salary for [name withheld], classification J80, was defeated.
- Motion to raise the recommended salary for Right of Way Agent, classification G202, was defeated.
- Motion to raise the working foreman school janitor salary from $360-425 to $370-435 carried.
- Motion to raise the working foreman janitor salary from $345-400 to $360-415 carried.
- Motion to raise the airport communications division supervisor salary from $400-480 to $450-525 was defeated.
- Motion to raise the voting machine adjuster salary from $390-460 to $420-495 was defeated.
- Motion to raise the recommended salary for Supervisor of Janitors, classification CI10, was defeated.
- Motion to raise the recommended salary for Stockman, classification J78, was defeated.
- Motion to raise the airport communications clerk salary from $330-390 to $335-400 was defeated.
- Motion to raise the recommended salary for Foreman Janitor, classification C108, was defeated.
- Board adopted a resolution temporarily closing West Clay Street on March 29, 1959.
- Board adopted by rising vote a motion to send a letter of sympathy to the family of [name withheld].
- Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to several city officials and commission members in spring 1959.
- Board adopted a resolution proclaiming May 2, 1959, as Mary's Help Hospital Day.
- Sympathy letter sent to family of [name withheld] der Zee
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld].
- Grant Avenue closed for a Guardsmen parade in May
- The Board commended [name withheld] for heroism and asked the Carnegie Foundation to consider a hero's medal.
- Board of Supervisors urged Congress to authorize sewage treatment facilities for Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island.
- Board granted leaves of absence to six officials and commissioners to leave the state in May to July 1959.
- Fulton Street closed for the annual Art Festival
- Buchanan Street closed for the Buddhist Church O-Bon street dance
- Cabrillo Street closed as a playground for the [name withheld] school
- City asked to find land for children's summer camps
- Supervisor Casey asked Public Works to study a traffic control device at Taylor and Bay Streets to protect cable car passengers; request granted.
- Supervisor Casey's proposal asking the Charter Revision Committee to review Board of Permit Appeals powers was referred to Judiciary Committee.
- The Board approved temporary closing of Persia Street between Mission Street and Ocean Avenue on October 2, 1959.
- Temporary closing of part of Lyon Street approved for St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church bazaar, October 23-25, 1959.
- Leaves of absence approved for several city officials, including the Public Health director, to travel out of state in October 1959.
- Part of Sixteenth Street at Roosevelt Way closed for good
- Jennings Street between Jamestown and Key Avenues is closed for playground use during school hours, by resolution adopted.
- Twin Peaks Investment Company asked for property near Twin Peaks Boulevard to be rezoned from R-1 to R-3; the vote continues on the next page.
- [name withheld] asks apartment zoning for 430 Point Lobos Avenue
- Jennings Street paving bill confirmed and handed to the contractor
- Fontana Warehouse rezoning on North Point Street put off for now
- Decker Alley between Seventh and Langton closed for good, nobody objected
- Board approved leaves of absence for several city officials to travel outside California in November 1959.
- Board sent a letter of sympathy to the family of the late Mary A. McCarty.
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Noriega Street closed for [name withheld] cornerstone laying
- Leaves of absence granted to Fire Commissioner Bert Simon and three other officials, with permission to leave the state.
- Sympathy letter sent to the family of
- Supervisor Casey asked the Manager of Utilities to study building a non-sectarian chapel at the airport.
- The Board commends [name withheld] on his golden anniversary as a teacher with the Christian Brothers.
- City asked to appoint St Patrick's Day citizens' committee.
- Several city officials allowed leave to travel out of state.
- $6,937 for Candlestick Park security sent to the finance committee
- $39,650 for Sheriff's office sent to Finance Committee for review.
- City commends Archbishop
- West Clay Street closed for Easter egg hunt April 17
- Left turns banned at set hours at MacArthur and Laguna
- Two city commissioners allowed to travel out of state
- Franklin Street and [name withheld] were temporarily closed on April 24, 1960 for a [name withheld] centennial ceremony.
- Supervisor Casey asked the Clerk to commend the Police Department for handling traffic at Candlestick Park's opening day.
- Farren Street closed for hours for hospital dedication
- Broadway and Columbus Avenue traffic measure sent back to committee
- Maiden Lane closed for the Maiden Lane Association's art show
- Formal commendation given to
- Grant Avenue closed June 17-19 for a craft street fair
- Grant Avenue closed for a Guardsmen rally on June 3
- Calhoun Terrace closed for hours June 25 for a dance
- Lights for voting machine warehouse sent to committee.
- Left turns banned at Broadway and Columbus Avenue for six months
- Grove and Fulton Streets between Polk, Hyde and Larkin Streets were approved for temporary closure during the Air Force Association convention.
- Pioche Street closed while the Portola Baptist Church vacation school runs
- Left-hand turns at Broadway and Columbus Avenue would be banned on a six-month trial; the proposal went back to the Police Committee.
- Broadway and Columbus Avenue traffic measure sent back to committee
- Twentieth Avenue closed for the First Orthodox Presbyterian Bible school
- Lyon Street closed for St. Cyprian's Episcopal Church annual bazaar
- Jessie Street closed for the opening of Jobs for Boys
- Angle parking approved on the east side of Sixth Avenue between Anza Street and Geary Boulevard during French Hospital reconstruction.
- $5,567 to deliver voting machines and election supplies, sent to committee.
- Eight city officials get permission to leave the state
- Steiner Street closed for the Marina Merchants' Pacific Festival program
- Clement Street Merchants Association gets the street closed for Halloween
- Supervisor Casey asked for an inquiry into city towing and impound charges and sent the matter to the Police Committee.
- City resolution honors the late
- Gold Street temporarily closed Friday, Nov 11
- The Board congratulated the longshoremen's union and Pacific Maritime Association on their mechanization agreement.
- Fulton Street between Hyde and Larkin closed for a day, November 24
- Supervisor Casey asked the Recreation and Park Commission for details and cost of a children's camping program; request granted.
- Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Waverly Place closed some hours for Chinese New Year, Feb 22-26
- Board sent a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- A letter of sympathy was approved for the family of the late [name withheld].
- One-hour parking proposed on Beckett Street, Brenham and Waverly Places
- Appeal of Planning Commission denial of rezoning Shafter Avenue and Hawes Street from R-1 to M-1 was continued one week.
- Shafter Avenue rezoning put off a week for a full Board
- Appeal against the City Planning Commission's refusal to rezone Shafter Avenue and Hawes Street from R-1 to M-1 was continued one week.
- Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to the Clerk, the Legion of Honor director, and two supervisors in March 1961.
- Key Avenue closed for a St. Paul of the Shipwreck playground
- The Board adopted a resolution inviting the State Bowling Association to hold its 1963 tournament in San Francisco.
- Shafter Avenue rezoning put off a week for a full Board
- Bid to rezone Shafter Avenue and Hawes Street for industry denied
- Leaves of absence were granted to the Police Commissioner, the Mayor, two Board of Education members and a Library Commissioner.
- The Board approved closing Broadway between Baker and Broderick Streets on May 19 for the Grant School parent-teachers' May Day festival.
- Proposed ordinance would require permits, a $5 minimum fee and insurance for blasting; the Controller urged leaving insurance amounts to city officers.
- The Board adopted a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Part of Grant Avenue closed June 16-18 for street fair
- Consideration of a residence requirement waiver for city examinations was temporarily postponed.
- Letter urging state to act on Golden Gate approach widening
- New explosives rules, permit fees and insurance proposed.
- A sunken freeway is proposed for Sunset Boulevard
- Oakdale Avenue closed for a
- The Board adopted a motion to send a letter of sympathy to the family of [name withheld].
- Leaves of absence approved for several city officials, including the Chief Administrative Officer and Public Health Director.
- Twentieth Avenue closed as a playground for a Bible school
- [name withheld] on Oakdale Avenue moved to August 26
- Pacific and Jackson Streets closed for the [name withheld] celebration
- Diamond Heights Unit One land split plan sent to committee.
- Coit Tower road closed for some hours on October 7
- The Board approved temporarily closing Grant Avenue between Jackson and Sacramento Streets on November 17, 1961.
- Supervisor Casey asks to close Fulton Street between Hyde and Larkin
- Supervisor Casey asks to close Union Street at 1909 Union Street
- Fulton Street closed between Hyde and Larkin for three November days
- Five city board members get leave to travel out of state
- Supervisors back Big Brother Week, January 7-13, 1962
- Supervisor Casey asks to close Grant Avenue on December 23
- Out-of-state leaves approved for Supervisor Blake and two officials
- Plan to borrow for a convention center sent to committee.
- Waverly Place to be closed for the Chinese New Year celebration
- Study of Hunters Point housing and resident relocation sent to committee.
- Sixty-minute parking on Blanken Avenue sent back to committee
- Grant Avenue to be closed for hours on April 5
- City honours late
- Grant Avenue to be closed June 15 to 17
- Board took up a proposed increase in taxicab fares; Supervisor Dobbs urged a fuller investigation of the cab company's figures before acting.
- Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Jackson Street to be closed for the [name withheld] Festival
- Forty-third Avenue to be closed as a vacation school playground
- Leaves of absence granted to several city officials.
- San Bruno Avenue to close for the McLaren post office opening
- Changes to city worker pay schedules; outcome not shown here.
- Bartlett Street closed for hours on one day for a merchant sale
- Pay schedule changes for city workers; outcome not shown here.
- Board adopted Supervisor Casey's resolution temporarily closing Twentieth Avenue between Kirkham and Lawton Streets for a church playground.
- Yearly city budget adjustments; outcome not shown here.
- Hotaling Place closed to traffic during market week hours
- Leaves of absence granted to several city officials and supervisors.
- Battery Street to close for the Golden Gateway groundbreaking
- Jackson Street to close between Montgomery and Sansome Streets
- Part of Shrader Street to close on October 6
- St. Mary's Park entrance closed for a day in September
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Fortieth Avenue closed as a playground for Holy Name School
- Part of Fulton Street to close in late November
- Police Commissioner Paul A. Bissinger was granted leave of absence from December 22 to 31, 1962, with permission to leave the state.
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing temporary closing of a portion of Jackson Street.
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing temporary closing of a portion of Hearst Avenue.
- Leaves of absence for several officials approved.
- Brussels and Henry Streets closed on school days for play
- Board paid tribute to
- The Board adopted a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Superintendent of Schools [name withheld] was granted leave of absence March 8-10, 1963, with permission to leave the state.
- Leave of absence granted to Mayor and a few officials
- Board adopted Resolution 151-63 granting Mayor George Christopher leave to be out of the state March 17-19, 1963.
- Two-hour parking limit added on part of Cranleigh Drive, except Sundays
- Part of Maiden Lane closed at certain hours for one week
- Twenty-Second Avenue between California and Clement Streets closed May 2, 1963 for Alamo School Mothers' Club's May Day festival.
- Time off approved for several supervisors and officials
- Appeal over shops at Alemany Boulevard put off a week
- Official salute to city on 1906 earthquake anniversary
- Some city officials get permission to leave the state.
- Several city officials given leave to travel out of state.
- Twenty-second Street closed between Mission and Capp on June 25
- Supervisor Blake appointed to Skyline National Parkway Committee
- Several city officials and a supervisor allowed to travel out of state
- Thirty-seventh Avenue closed between Noriega and Moraga Streets
- 20th Avenue temporarily closed between Lawton and Kirkham
- The Board authorized temporary closing of five San Francisco street segments for set hours in late June and July 1963.
- Buchanan Street, Post to Sutter, closed for O'Bon festival July 13
- Board commended [name withheld], a finalist in the National Public Links Golf Competition.
- Supervisor Casey moved that the Clerk extend the Board's commendations to golfer [name withheld] for his national links win.
- Board commended [name withheld] for winning the National Public Links Golf Competition.
- Downtown Parking Corporation's possessory interest assessment of $640,700 was taken up for equalization and continued.
- Board invited the National Association of County Officials to hold its 1965 convention in San Francisco.
- Uptown Parking Corporation's possessory interest assessment of $1,108,900 was taken up for equalization and continued.
- [name withheld], President of the Recreation and Park Commission, was granted leave of absence from July 31 to August 6, 1963.
- Subject and vote not in this record.
- Four city officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Four city officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Board approved temporary closure of portions of Clement Street and Eighth Avenue.
- Letters of congratulations were proposed for [name withheld] and Edward Patrick on retiring after 40 and 38 years of City service.
- Parts of Clement Street and Eighth Avenue closed temporarily
- [name withheld] named city's water committee representative
- Proposed temporary closing of Maiden Lane during certain hours from October 18 through 26.
- Tribute to late [name withheld] approved with a rising vote
- Leave approved for several city commissioners and officials.
- Vicente Street closed between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth Avenues for a Saturday
- Chestnut Street to close between Fillmore and Divisadero on October 31
- Rule adopted on Elizabeth Street, Dow Place and Freelon Street
- Daytime rule adopted on Bryant Street, Fourteenth Avenue and Taraval
- Parking banned day and night on part of Elizabeth Street
- Commendation for [name withheld] approved
- Leaves of absence for several city commissioners and officials, January to April 1964, were adopted.
- Sick-leave pay extension sent to committee for review.
- Broadway building setback cut from 12 to 10 feet; first step.
- Citywide sign rules rewritten; sent to committee.
- City formally commends
- Streets near Candlestick Park to close for August road races
- Offer by Ellis-O'Farrell Parking Corporation to give the city title to the Ellis-O'Farrell Garage was continued for two weeks.
- Offer to give city the Ellis-O'Farrell garage delayed.
- Part of Marin Street to close temporarily
- Five city officials granted leave to be out of state.
- Crosswalk to be removed at Ottawa Avenue and Mission Street
- Supervisor Casey presented a resolution; its outcome is not printed on this page.
- Supervisor Casey changes his mind on the Panhandle freeway
- Polk Street closed for one day, September 15
- Resolution authorizing the temporary closing of Jefferson Street was adopted.
- City formally opposes San Luis drain water entering the Bay
- Relatives must contribute to support of public aid recipients
- Part of Precita Avenue to close temporarily
- Emergency relief for some non-residents extended for [name withheld] and Oct
- Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for Public Welfare, Police and Fire commissioners were adopted.
- Two city officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Questions sent on rezoning the [name withheld] Mattress property on Bay Street
- City marks the death of a former resident
- Hearing set on appeal over a refused Peabody Street land-use change
- Resolution 53-65, presented by Supervisor Casey, was adopted; its subject is not stated on this page.
- Supervisors and health director granted leave to travel out of state
- Emergency relief extended to non-residents for January and February
- Report on sewage discharged into Islais Creek approved
- City endorses federal law making a yearly National Indian Day
- Leaves of absence approved for city officials to travel out of state.
- Emergency aid extended to non-residents in need, February to April
- Leaves of absence were granted to six War Memorial trustees and city commissioners for specified dates in 1965.
- Map approved to extend Brotherhood Way east to Bright Street
- City Attorney to redraft the rules for airport taxicab permits
- City asks feds for study commission to cut Bay pollution
- Supervisors mark the death of [name withheld] with a memorial
- Leaves of absence were granted to Supervisor Boas and two commissioners for late May 1965 trips out of state.
- Letter of thanks to be sent to former supervisor Andrew Gallagher
- $20,158 emergency spending for city departments sent to committee.
- Board adopted the Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for several city commissioners and officials, allowing them to leave the State.
- Motion to delay pigeon-feeding ban withdrawn.
- Consideration of a rule requiring heat for dwelling units to hold 70 degrees was continued to July 19, 1965.
- Officials granted leave to travel outside California
- City congratulates a couple who escaped a harrowing ordeal
- Relatives must contribute to welfare recipients' support
- City commends a resident
- Board refused to submit to voters a charter amendment creating a Palace of Fine Arts Commission.
- Proposed Fire Code change would let automobile service stations perform certain minor repairs; the Board is still debating amendments.
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- City marks death of a resident
- Protest hearing on the Harkness Avenue improvement between Sparta and Goettingen Streets, by B. Fontana & Sons, Inc., was opened.
- $5,045 hospital overtime pay sent to committee.
- Several city officials granted leave to travel out of state
- Hearing on the proposed street vacation of part of [name withheld] east of Jones Street was continued to December 20, 1965.
- Resolution ordering the vacation of part of [name withheld] east of Jones Street was continued to December 20, 1965.
- Nine city officials get leave to travel out of state
- Five city commissioners and officials were granted leaves of absence to travel outside California in 1965-66.
- Five officials granted leave to be out of state
- Closing Powell Street to cars for ninety days put off
- Special truck loading zones vote put off to February 21
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- May 15-21 declared Blood Bank Week
- Taylor Street closed briefly between California and Sacramento
- Stopping prohibitions on parts of Broadway, Kearny and Montgomery Streets were re-referred to committee for further hearing.
- The Board adopted a resolution temporarily closing Twenty-Second Street between Mission and Capp Streets on May 13, 1966.
- Several city officials given leave to travel out of state.
- [name withheld] assessment application for 1620 Mason Street was taken under advisement, with no reduction recommended.
- Four city officials, including the Mayor, get leave to be away
- Tax appeal hearings proposed; outcome not in record.
- Air space above Minna Street, Fifth to Mary, passed first vote.
- [name withheld] assessment equalization application for Block 1742 Lot 2 was continued to August 1, 1966.
- [name withheld] assessment equalization application for Block 2769 Lot 39 was continued to August 1, 1966.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] assessed land value for Block 783, Lots 16 and 17 was reduced from $5,745 to $3,000.
- [name withheld] assessment equalization application for Block 1232 Lot 1 was continued to August 1, 1966.
- [name withheld] assessment equalization application for Block 5284A Lots 5 and 6 was continued to August 8, 1966.
- Several city officials get leave for out-of-state trips, late July to August.
- Part of Blythedale Avenue closed temporarily on Aug. 27
- Board adopted Resolution 584-66, granting leaves of absence to [name withheld], Mailliard, [name withheld] and [name withheld].
- Waverly Place and nearby streets to close for a time
- Several city officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Board commends William Reed
- City Attorney authorized to oppose Western Pacific Railroad's bid to end the Zephyr train to Salt Lake City.
- $40,000 road work on Elsie Street sent to committee
- Three city officials get leave to travel out of state
- Trips out of state for three officials approved.
- Fulton Street closed two days for the
- Board approved a leave of absence for [name withheld] [name withheld] to travel outside the State in December 1966.
- Consideration of a Traffic Code amendment on special truck loading zones was continued to December 27, 1966.
- Assessor and another official granted leaves of absence
- Two city officials allowed to travel out of state
- Out-of-state trips for several city officials approved.
- Out-of-state absences for several city officials approved.
- Six city officials granted permission to leave the state.
- Four city officials granted permission to leave the state
- Board commended [name withheld], retired public service director for the Mayor, for her career of service to the city.
- Gilmore Envelope Corp.'s application for Potrero Avenue was continued to May 1, 1967 during settlement talks.
- Cliff House Properties' application for 4800 Cabrillo Street was continued to May 1, 1967 during settlement talks.
- Edwards Dental Supply Company's application for 1219 Sutter Street was continued to May 8, 1967 for more information.
- Washington Street closed between Maple and Cherry on May 7
- Merryvale Incorporated's application for 3640 Buchanan Street was continued to May 1, 1967 for a proposed settlement.
- J & B Shoes, Inc.'s application for 760 Market Street was continued to May 1, 1967 during settlement talks.
- [name withheld] Inc.'s application for 250 Post Street was continued to May 1, 1967 during settlement talks.
- Whitneys at the Beach's application for 4800 Cabrillo Street was continued to May 1, 1967 during settlement talks.
- Moore Manufacturing, Inc.'s application for 598 Potrero Avenue was continued to May 1, 1967 during settlement talks.
- Resolution 455-67 was adopted 11-0; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Blythdale Street closed for a day for Cub Scout car races
- A second reading passed with no subject on this page.
- Four city commissioners granted leave to travel out of state