All decisions
27 Board decisions about Joseph M. Toner, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Toner's ordinance requiring owners to remove poison oak from vacant lots was passed for printing.
- N. Weidman allowed a forty-horse stable at 617 Grove Street
- Clerk ordered to obtain names, voter status, length of service and pay of Playground Commission employees.
- Proposed citywide rules defining hospitals and requiring Board of Health permission to establish them were laid over one week.
- Supervisor Powers sent to the State Supervisors' Convention in Sacramento
- Frederick Luippold's filling station at Thirty-fifth and Balboa put off again
- Toner's motion for a public hearing on garbage disposal was amended to become a special order for next Monday at 2 p.m.
- Proposal to seek a new incinerator site adjacent to the old incinerator at Fifteenth and De Haro streets was approved, 17 to none.
- Supervisor Toner moved that the planned incinerator location at Fifteenth and De Haro streets be abandoned.
- Paragraph one of the City Engineer's garbage plan, providing for incineration of city garbage, was approved by vote.
- Supervisor Toner moved that the Clerk memorialize the Mayor's welcome speech and give copies to guests; carried unanimously.
- The Health Committee's proposal to collect hotel and restaurant garbage for hog feed was continued to next Monday.
- Health Committee report on collecting hotel and restaurant garbage for hog feed is pending; City Attorney asked to draft legislation.
- Health Committee report on collecting hotel and restaurant garbage for hog feed was sent back to that committee.
- Dr. Toner proposes asking the Public Health Committee to confer with the City Engineer on a privately built garbage incinerator.
- Board moved to engross the Spring Valley water purchase record in book form and present it to A. P. Giannini.
- Resolution proposed congratulating Dr. David Starr Jordan on his 79th birthday.
- Supervisor Toner proposed mirrors in City Hall elevators; the measure was referred to the Building Committee.
- Clerk ordered to prepare a transcript of the afternoon's proceedings as a memorial for the visiting delegation.
- Motion to repeal the 1930 ordinance ordering garbage incinerator plans and estimates failed on a 7 to 10 vote.
- Supervisor Toner's motion to print an ordinance repealing Ordinance 8738 on garbage incinerator plans was defeated.
- Supervisor Andriano was appointed to prepare resolutions and arrange a chamber memorial for Judge Frank Murasky.
- Proposal to put a $1,200,000 garbage incinerator bond before voters on November 4, 1930 was laid over one week.
- Board empowered the Finance Committee to take the unemployment situation in hand, possibly giving preference to men with dependents.
- Supervisor Toner moved to make the courtroom accommodations question a special order of business, and it was so ordered.
- Board held a special-order hearing on alleged inadequate courtroom space; Judges Goodell and Deasy attended, Judge Waste sent regrets.
- Supervisor Toner moved a resolution on a private garbage incinerator franchise, text continuing on the next page.