All decisions
about 430 Board decisions about Joseph Mulvihill, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Resolution joins the Commercial Club in inviting the public to a reconstruction celebration at Exposition Auditorium on April 18, 1916.
- Supervisor Mulvihill proposed raising the Fire Department motor apparatus appropriation from $100,000 to $150,000.
- Board adopted Mulvihill's resolution raising Fire Department motor apparatus funding to $150,000, rejecting Power's $125,000 pledge amendment.
- Board rejected a motion to provide $4,500 for additional land for the Edison School.
- Police Courts budget of $24,000 for four judges and four stenographers approved on Supervisor Mulvihill's motion.
- A resolution urging the Mayor to support and city employees to join the July 22 Preparedness parade was lost.
- Mayor asked to appoint a committee of one hundred to collect donations for San Francisco National Guard members serving at the Mexican border.
- Board directed the Clerk to ask the Chief of Police to station officers at the City Treasurer's office.
- Frank M. Barrett's stable on Eleventh Street put off a week
- Voters will decide Charter Amendment 32, setting each police judge's monthly salary at $400.
- Garbage disposal bids were referred to the City Attorney for an opinion on the validity of the proposal.
- Supervisor Mulvihill's proposal to rent the Exposition Auditorium for amateur boxing was referred to committee.
- Supervisors referred the Tourist Association's request for about $20,000 yearly publicity funding to the Public Welfare Committee.
- Supervisor Nolan proposed a resolution requiring public information on stored food supplies to curb high consumer prices.
- Supervisor Power proposed $116,722 for Church Street Muni line construction; Finance Committee urged renewed talks with United Railroads, and Wolfe moved a week's delay.
- Board ordered the Public Welfare Committee to report on San Francisco's food stocks and sixty-day demand.
- Motion to accept three late bids for city supplies failed on the Board's vote.
- Clerk directed to advertise for sealed proposals to print the Board's journals and calendars for 1917-1918.
- Clerk directed to advertise for bids to print the Municipal Record for the next fiscal year.
- Mohawk Avenue street paving from Mission Street to Huron Avenue was indefinitely postponed after protesting owners asked for delay.
- Mrs. Rasmussen opposes the Forty-fourth Avenue work; Senator Scott supports it
- Proposed $1,376.62 payment to San Francisco Convention League for municipal publicity was laid over one week.
- A wartime liquor licence ordinance was indefinitely postponed on Supervisor Mulvihill's motion.
- Board continued for two weeks a $1,672.50 resolution to print a travel folder for the Tourist Association of Central California.
- Two or three clerks were ordered assigned to assist at the California Land Show.
- The City Planning Ordinance, creating a City Planning Commission to recommend city growth plans, was passed for printing.
- Ordinance giving the Board of Public Works enforcement of the state hotel and lodging house act was indefinitely postponed by nine to seven.
- A proposed ordinance would make buying or selling cars with defaced engine or serial numbers a misdemeanor; passed for printing.
- A proposed ordinance would require automobile wreckers to keep records and deliver them to the Chief of Police; passed for printing.
- A proposed ordinance would require second-hand auto dealers to keep purchase and sale records and report them to police; passed for printing.
- Proposed ordinance would require auto repairers and garages to log damaged cars and report them to the Chief of Police.
- Supervisor Mulvihill proposed an ordinance banning possession of auto or motorcycle tires whose identification marks were removed.
- Supervisors passed for printing a bill banning possession of automobile or motorcycle tires with removed identification marks.
- Motion to suspend rules for immediate consideration of a Twin Peaks tunnel car service resolution was defeated.
- City keeps Twin Peaks Tunnel for its own Municipal Railway
- A resolution to rescind the 1917 committee on garbage disposal was laid over one week on Mulvihill's motion.
- The Mayor was authorized to appoint a three-member committee to represent San Francisco at the Association of Supervisors convention in Los Angeles.
- Motion by Supervisor Mulvihill to endorse the Red Cross work carried unanimously.
- Board adopts a resolution thanking former Police Commissioner James Woods for his service as he leaves for the East.
- Mrs. Marie Gommet refused a stable on Thirty-sixth Avenue
- The Board accepted the Assessor's clerical error lists on real estate, improvements and personal property.
- $100,000 proposed to pave the Great Highway along the ocean
- Olympus Way street opening put off for committee reports
- Resolution directing the former Municipal Orchestra leader to return city property was referred to the Auditorium Committee.
- Supervisor Mulvihill proposed ending the skip-stop plan on street railways; the resolution was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Supervisor Mulvihill proposed $25,000 in the next budget to buy land for a Noe Valley playground; referred to Finance Committee.
- Through streetcars from Taraval Street to the Ferry asked for Parkside
- Memorial resolution honouring Phoebe Apperson Hearst adopted by rising vote, with sympathy sent to her family.
- Board adopts a resolution mourning Captain Patrick Shea of the Police Department and extending sympathy to his family.
- Committees to meet Balboa Street owners before the paving appeal
- Resolution to contribute $2,000 toward the $40,000,000 Good Roads Bond campaign was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Mulvihill's proposed $2,000 contribution to a $40,000,000 state highway bond campaign was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposal to raise the Twin Peaks Tunnel clerk's pay to $1,800 and refer it to committee failed.
- Proposal to raise the Sheriff's Secretary and Chief Bookkeeper pay to $2,220 was not sent to committee and failed.
- $4,000 asked to pave the approach to St. Mary's Avenue
- Power proposed raising the Department of Education kindergarten budget to $11,000 for ten kindergartens, referred to the Finance Committee.
- Power proposed a $9,000 improvement on Franklin Street between Bush and California, sought by the Automobile Association, and it was referred to committee.
- Supervisor Mulvihill presented a resolution proposing an official airplane landing place in the Marina.
- The Mayor was authorized to convene a conference to choose a committee to foster the moving-picture industry.
- Board carried Supervisor Mulvihill's motion authorizing the Mayor to appoint a reception committee for Captain Roy Francis.
- Supervisor Mulvihill moved that the City Attorney give an opinion on the Mayor's veto of the McCormick claims; motion carried.
- Supervisor Mulvihill reintroduced a resolution directing the Auditor to pay claims, and moved its adoption.
- Mayor asked to find a site for an air terminal
- The Board of Public Works is asked to send costs and bids for the Hetch Hetchy Dam.
- Board accepted offers to sell land for the Groveland power and pipe line right of way for the Hetch Hetchy project.
- Attorney Gilbert D. Boalt requested extra funds for a perjury prosecution, and the matter was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board directed city departments to prepare a San Francisco exhibit for the California Industries and Land Show.
- Board accepted the invitation to officially take part in the California Industries and Land Show at the Exposition Auditorium.
- Supervisor Mulvihill moved adoption of a resolution appointing Andrew J. Gallagher; outcome not printed on this page.
- Supervisor Andrew J. Gallagher proposed for temporary appointment as Sealer of Weights and Measures at $3,600 yearly.
- A sewer ordered for Lakeview Avenue between Josiah and Summit
- Street levels set on Lamartine Street north of Springdale Street
- Street levels set on Moultrie Street below Crescent Avenue
- The Board voted thanks to Ernest G. Williams for his service as leader of the Municipal Band.
- Street levels reset on Treat Avenue between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
- Street levels reset on Lombard Street near Montgomery Street
- Proposed ordinance amending Ordinance 1061 to add a sidewalk-width section for Capitol Avenue.
- Caselli Avenue to be curbed and paved at Danvers Street
- A street work ordinance setting ten assessment installments was passed for printing on motion of Supervisor Mulvihill.
- Ramsell Street to get curbs, paving and a sewer
- Proposal to scrap the old street levels on Tulare Street
- The Quesada Avenue improvement was passed to print after protesting property owners said residents could not afford it.
- Beach Street owners' appeal set for hearing February 9
- A sewer ordered for Hanover Street between Guttenberg and Lowell
- Board confirms how Ramsell Street's improvement costs will be charged
- Ordinance ordering street improvements on Quesada Avenue between Railroad Avenue and Neichall Street passed for printing.
- K. E. Parker Company allowed to occupy McAllister Street sidewalk
- J. O'Shea allowed blasting while grading London Street
- Sidewalks on Garden Street set at four feet wide
- Earlier order to improve Bennington Street between Cortland and Eugenia
- How costs are shared approved for six avenues near Taraval Street
- Lower Terrace between Seventeenth and Deming to be graded and paved
- Street levels to be changed on Detroit Street
- Street work ordinance for Lower Terrace, with ten-installment payment terms, was passed for printing on Supervisor Mulvihill's motion.
- Thirty-eighth Avenue between Anza and Balboa to be graded and paved
- Corner curb at Geary and Stockton to be widened
- Ordinance ordering street work on Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh avenues between Irving and Judah streets passed for printing.
- $66.84 approved to fix a sewer on Golden Gate Avenue
- Street levels set on Cosmo Place between Taylor and Jones
- Proposed ordinance orders street work and lets the Board of Public Works contract for it.
- Grant School to be built on Pacific Avenue
- Mendell Street protest sent back to the Streets Committee
- City pays Clarence E. Meenen $115 for Market Street land
- Ordinance for street work on Balboa Street between Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth avenues was passed for printing.
- Simmons Company was granted permission to lay a steam pipe line across Bay street between Powell and Stockton streets.
- A pipe line permit resolution, moved by Supervisor Mulvihill, is printed here and its outcome follows.
- Street levels proposed for Thornton and Williams avenues and nearby streets
- Proposed ordinance orders street work recommended by Board of Public Works; vote continues on next page.
- Flinn & Treacy given sixty more days on Wolfe Street
- Sunnyside Avenue and part of Circular Avenue proposed as Monterey Boulevard
- Supervisor Mulvihill moved an ordinance ordering certain street work; its details continue on the next page.
- Cabrillo Street to be paved between Twenty-fourth and Twenty-fifth avenues
- Street levels to be set on Taber Place and Center Place
- Fay Improvement Company given 90 more days between Taraval and Ulloa
- Nelson Packing Company allowed a loading platform on Jefferson Street
- Street levels to be changed on Army Street and nearby streets
- Sidewalk widths set on Vienna Street between Silver and Avalon Avenues
- International Milling Co. allowed a loading platform on Beach Street
- International Milling Co. allowed a loading platform on Beach Street
- Sidewalks on Tehama Street fixed at seven feet wide
- Proposal to spend $3,300 on San Francisco Hospital repairs was laid over for two weeks.
- Street levels to be changed on Prentiss Street
- Street levels to be changed on Twenty-fifth Street
- Street levels to be changed on Folsom Street
- Pacific States Construction may blast between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m.
- A bill ordering paving of Rhode Island Street between Twenty-second and Twenty-third streets was passed for printing.
- Street levels to change on Brussels Street between Woolsey and Dwight
- Charles and Martha Nance sell land for widening Market Street, $1,600
- Board confirms how the Rhode Island Street improvement will be charged
- Property owners to be heard on the Shafter Avenue paving appeal
- City accepts John Rosenfeld Sons' deed extending San Rafael Way
- Supervisor Mulvihill's charter amendment placing the Sealer of Weights and Measures under civil service was ordered submitted to voters.
- Supervisors considered a proposed charter amendment raising salaries for the entire uniform Fire Department, effective July 1, 1921.
- Roscoe Street to be paved between Crescent Avenue and Benton Street
- Ramsell Street ordered paved between Garfield and Shields streets
- Charges for improving Ramsell Street between Garfield and Shields confirmed
- Motion carried authorizing the backers of the Sealer of Weights and Measures charter amendment to prepare its ballot argument.
- New sidewalk widths set for Clay Street near the Embarcadero
- Sidewalks on Danvers Street at Caselli Avenue done away with
- Fitzpatrick Products Corporation gets an air line at Sixteenth and Kansas
- Street levels to be changed on Majestic Avenue and Summit Street
- Raisch Improvement Company given ninety more days on Twenty-sixth Avenue
- Supervisor Mulvihill proposed a resolution for the City to acquire properties for the Market Street extension.
- Resolution endorses Charter Amendments 23 and 48 raising Police and Fire Department salaries and urges voters to approve them.
- Ordinance to set aside land and open Tulare Street, near Texas Street, was passed for printing.
- Rosenberg Bros allowed a pipe carrying rice hulls across Davidson Avenue
- Street levels to be set on Quane Street
- Order to improve Ulloa Street to be repealed
- Owners object to closing streets near Galvez and Innes Avenues
- Property owners' appeal against the assessment for paving Landers Street was put off one week.
- City takes over finished roadways on Balboa Street and Paul Avenue
- Board referred McSheehy's resolution on tuberculosis patient care and a Weimar Sanatorium deal to the Special Tuberculosis Committee.
- Ordinance to fully accept roadways on Balboa Street, Bennington Street, San Bruno Avenue and others was passed for printing.
- City takes over new roadways on Beach Street and Taraval Street
- Street work on Nevada Street was passed for printing, proposed by Supervisor Mulvihill and recommended by the Board of Public Works.
- Street levels set on Hampshire Street between Twenty-fifth and Army streets
- Concrete sewer ordered in Stanyan Street from Grattan to Frederick
- Santiago Street to be graded between Nineteenth and Twentieth avenues
- Ordinance ordering Cabrillo Street paving between Twenty-seventh and Twenty-ninth avenues was passed for printing, with the Board of Public Works to contract.
- Cost-sharing confirmed for the Cabrillo Street paving work
- The Board sustained property owners' appeal and adopted a resolution to widen Landers Street between Sixteenth and Fifteenth Streets.
- Property owners' appeal against the Porter Street improvement assessment was set as a special order for 3 p.m.
- Street levels changed on Lundy's Lane and Esmeralda Avenue
- Stanford University allowed a tunnel across Clay Street
- Concord Street, Morse Street and Florentine Avenue made public streets
- Fay Improvement Company given ninety more days on La Playa
- Supervisor Mulvihill's Sunday-closing law question was sent to the City Attorney and put over to next Monday at 3 p.m.
- Street work ordering for San Jose avenue area in West End Map No. 2 proposed by the Board of Public Works.
- Flood Avenue between Detroit and Congo to be graded and paved
- Ordinance proposed to order concrete curbs and pavement on Murray Street between Crescent and Richmond avenues.
- Sewer to be built in Griffith Street between Ingerson and Fitzgerald
- Ordinance proposed to order certain street work and authorize the Board of Public Works to contract for it.
- A proposed ordinance would order certain street work done in San Francisco and let the Board of Public Works contract for it.
- Bliss & Faville allowed a raised sidewalk on Fourth Street
- Owners appeal the sewer ordered in Griffith Street
- Sidewalk widths set on Joost Avenue between Hamburg and Circular
- Estimate sought to repave McAllister Street between Franklin and Fillmore
- Ulloa Street paved between Twenty-ninth and Thirty-second avenues
- Proposed ordinance would bar leaving vehicles unattended on city streets from 2 to 5 a.m. for over forty minutes.
- Sidewalk widths set on San Jose Avenue between Ottawa and Sickles
- Board debated a special-order ordinance for citywide refuse collection by contract, including a dispute over household incinerators.
- Proposed ordinance orders curbs and concrete paving on Murray Street between Crescent and Richland avenues; passed for printing.
- Ordinance proposing conditional acceptance of roadways on seven streets was passed for printing by Supervisor Mulvihill.
- Resolution to accept Red Cross buildings in the Civic Center for high school use was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance ordering grading, curbs, sidewalks and concrete paving on Lappard avenue passed for printing.
- Simmons Company is proposed to receive revocable permission to lay and maintain a pipe line.
- Supervisor Power's resolution to investigate police captains accepting federal fees is debated, with referral to the Police Committee proposed.
- Bill 5766 ordering street work, introduced by Supervisor Mulvihill; text continues on the next page.
- Supervisor Mulvihill's resolution on McSheehy's charges against McLeran was debated; no vote is printed on this page.
- Supervisor Mulvihill proposed a resolution reaffirming confidence in Supervisor Ralph McLeran's integrity after McSheehy's attacks; the vote is not printed here.
- An ordinance ordering street work and authorising a Board of Public Works contract was passed for printing.
- Fortieth Avenue between Balboa and Cabrillo to be graded and paved
- Street levels reset on Vienna Street between Avalon and Excelsior avenues
- Supervisor Mulvihill's bill to rename Railroad Avenue and Vincent Street was passed for printing.
- Cayuga Avenue, Bauer Street and San Juan Avenue made public streets
- A bill to repeal four street improvement ordinances on Shotwell, Flood, Paris and Balboa streets was passed for printing.
- Ordinance amending sidewalk widths on Townsend Street between First and Fifth streets passed for printing.
- Bill 5825 on sidewalk widths on Townsend Street was passed for printing on Supervisor Mulvihill's motion.
- Columbus Avenue sidewalks set at fifteen feet between Washington and Lombard
- City Construction Company allowed to blast while grading Twenty-sixth Street
- Hearing on the Rincon Hill regrade was postponed two weeks on Supervisor Mulvihill's motion.
- Order to improve Hearst Avenue between Detroit and Baden repealed
- Fay Improvement Company given 90 more days on Vermont Street
- Point Lobos Avenue to be improved out to the Great Highway
- Thirteenth Street sidewalks set at ten feet between Mission and Howard
- Supervisor Mulvihill proposed changing the official street grades on Bosworth Street, text continues onto next page.
- City to take over roadways on Alvarado and Bennington streets
- August 29 hearing set on the Landers Street widening report
- Property owners' appeal over the Napoleon Street improvement was put off for four weeks by motion of Supervisor Mulvihill.
- Hearing on the proposed Rincon Hill regrade assessment was deferred to Tuesday, September 13, 1921, at the request of Supervisor Mulvihill.
- Property owners' appeal against the Cabrillo Street paving bill denied
- Property owners' protest against paving Jerrold Avenue denied
- Protests against widening and extending Landers Street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth were heard and put off to October 3, 1921.
- Landers Street widening objections put off until later that afternoon
- The Rincon Hill regrade hearing was postponed four weeks so the City Attorney can report on legal objections.
- De Haro Street to be paved between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
- Castro Street sidewalks set at fifteen feet between Seventeenth and Nineteenth
- Ordinance ordering sewer street work on La Grande Avenue and Dublin Street passed for printing.
- Street levels set on Bosworth Street and Congo Street
- Street levels changed on Rutledge Street between Peralta Avenue and Alabama
- J. P. Holland allowed daytime blasting on Point Lobos Avenue
- Sidewalk widths on Folsom Street put up for printing
- Objections to widening and extending Landers Street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets were put off for four weeks.
- Geneva Avenue to be improved to the San Mateo County line
- $2,170 proposed for street work in front of city property
- Improvement of Twenty-eighth Avenue put up for printing
- Supervisor Mulvihill's ordinance ordering concrete curbs and asphalt paving on Ellert Street was passed for printing.
- Property owners fight the sixty-foot widening of Landers Street
- $1,450 for sidewalks by the Harrison Street playground
- Resolution asks the Board of Public Works to flush the entire city sewer system and the Fire Chief to open hydrants; adopted.
- Forty-second Avenue between Cabrillo and Fulton to be graded and paved
- Beach, Leavenworth and Columbus Avenue to be graded and paved
- Street levels set on Florentine Avenue between Mission and Morse
- Owners' share of the Twenty-fifth Avenue paving settled
- Schultz Construction Company may blast only between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m.
- Owners' share of the Mission Terrace street paving settled
- Bill 5922 ordering street work was passed for printing on Supervisor Mulvihill's motion.
- Twenty-fifth Avenue paving ordered over the owners' objections
- An ordinance ordering street work and an assessment payable in ten installments was passed for printing.
- Ordinance proposed to order certain street work and approve its specifications; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Order to improve Jerrold Avenue to be repealed
- Board accepted the Chamber of Commerce invitation and appointed a ten-member committee to plan the Shriners' convention.
- Judah Street to be paved between Forty-eighth Avenue and La Playa
- An ordinance amending the sidewalk width law to fix widths on Andover Street was passed for printing.
- New street levels proposed for Vicente Street at Forest Side Avenue
- City Attorney to oppose Moody Estate Company's petition before the Railroad Commission over a Seventh Street drawbridge.
- City to take over the new roadway on Masonic Avenue
- Proposed ordinance orders certain street work, approves specifications, and authorizes the Board of Public Works to contract for it.
- Concrete paving planned for Eliza Place between Folsom and Shipley streets
- Shafter Avenue owners' appeal denied and the assessment confirmed
- Proposed street work order for Liberty and Sanchez streets, with sewers, paving and retaining walls, to be done by contract.
- Seventeenth Avenue to be graded and paved between Santiago and Taraval
- Street levels set on Bonview Street north of Eugenia Avenue
- Supervisor Mulhivill set a hearing for next Monday on Camels' petition to amend the Volstead Act.
- Munich Street and Persia Avenue crossing to be graded and sewered
- Land for Villamar Avenue extension accepted by city
- Board approved the map of the Villamar Avenue extension and declared the land an open public street.
- How the Thirty-fourth Avenue paving is charged to owners confirmed
- Tenth and Twelfth Avenue sidewalks set at thirteen feet
- Ordinance ordering unnamed street work, requested by the Board of Public Works, was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Welch presented a resolution approving formation of a joint highway district with San Mateo County, including a bridge.
- On Supervisor Mulvihill's motion, the Rincon Hill change-of-grade hearing was postponed until June 12.
- The Public Utilities Committee recommends granting Golden Gate Ferry Company a ferry franchise between San Francisco and Sausalito, with a Hyde Street terminal; the franchise vote continues.
- City takes over the new roadway on Balboa Street
- A second street work order was passed for printing; the Board of Public Works recommended it, location not shown.
- Grant Avenue to be paved between Bay Street and the Embarcadero
- Ordinance ordering unnamed street work and approving specifications was passed for printing on motion of Mulvihill.
- Proposed ordinance orders grading, sewer and paving work on Mars Street between Seventeenth Street and Corbett Avenue.
- Ordinance ordering certain street work and approving its specifications, recommended by Board of Public Works, passed for printing.
- Ulloa Street owners lose their appeal against the paving charge
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed cutting the Urgent Necessities budget item to $50,000; the amendment was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed cutting the City Hall Garage gasoline budget by $1,000; the cut was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Motion to strike $12,300 from the Bureau of Architecture budget was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance repealing the 1922 order for improving Collingwood Street passed for printing on first reading.
- W. L. Hemminga gives land on Fulton Street to the city
- City to take over the new roadway on Claremont Boulevard
- The Rincon Hill regrade was continued until the first week in August because July is vacation month.
- Southern Pacific allowed to fence off Newcomb Avenue
- Board takes up the order to pave Grant Avenue
- Sidewalk widths to be set on Blake Street and Bruce Avenue
- Seventh Avenue street levels to be changed between Lawton and Moraga
- Sewer to be built on Hollister Avenue between Hawes and Griffith
- Tara Street property owners' appeal upheld, new assessment ordered
- Clay Street sidewalks to be twelve feet between Buchanan and Webster
- City to take over new roadways on Cabrillo and Texas streets
- Proposed for improving Diamond Street
- Ralph McLeran's revocable permit for a spur track on Harrison Street was passed for printing.
- Pomona Street to be graded and paved near Thornton Avenue
- Ordinance ordering grading, sewers and retaining walls on Collingwood, Twenty-first and Twenty-second streets, with a ten-year assessment, sent on to a later vote.
- A. J. Raisch given ninety more days on Hearst Avenue
- Supervisor Mulvihill moved to refer a proposed $225,000 joint San Mateo County highway appropriation to the Streets and Finance Committees.
- Daniel McKillop allowed a sidewalk platform on Harrison Street
- Legallet-Hellwig Norton Co. allowed a pipe line along Quint Street
- Objections were overruled and set-back lines were established on Tenth Avenue between Anza and Balboa streets.
- A joint committee recommends Board policy allowing Twelfth Street owners steam or electric freight switching between Mission and Harrison streets; debate continues.
- City orders work on the north half of Sloat Boulevard
- New sewer on Bradford Street, paid over ten years
- City takes over new roadways on Balboa Street and Joost Avenue
- Ordinance ordering street work in San Francisco on the Board of Public Works' recommendation; outcome not shown on this page.
- Supervisor Mulvihill's traffic ordinance amendment limiting vehicle standing downtown was laid over one week.
- Proposed charter amendment allowing a weekly Municipal Record for official notices was sent back to the Judiciary Committee.
- Bill ordering concrete paving of Lyon Street between Golden Gate avenue and Turk street was recommitted to committee.
- A bill ordering street work on Lyon Street, recommended by the Board of Public Works, was passed for printing.
- Owners appeal the Ledyard Street sewer decision
- Bill amending the 1857 traffic ordinance for a forty-minute parking district; outcome on next page.
- Los Angeles Soap Co. allowed a rail spur on Second Street
- Ordinance ordering street work on Thirty-seventh Avenue between Geary and Anza streets passed for printing.
- Eaton & Smith granted revocable permission to blast on Collingwood street between Twentieth and Twenty-second streets, with a $10,000 bond.
- McNab & Smith allowed a rail spur on Brannan Street
- Street levels set for Ewer Place off Mason Street
- Board sets how the Thirty-seventh Avenue work will be charged
- Street levels set for Ade Alley off Jackson Street
- Protests by Spring Valley Water Company and Andre Lazard against the Buchanan Street improvement were overruled and the work ordered.
- Ordinance ordering street work on Yosemite Avenue from Mendell to Third streets was passed for printing.
- Board confirms how Yosemite Avenue paving costs are split
- Property owners appeal the Yosemite Avenue paving decision
- Eaton & Smith to be allowed blasting on Collingwood Street
- Sharon Estate Company to build a spur across Stanford Street
- Munich Street and Persia Avenue work to be called off
- City to take over new roadways on Chestnut and Judah streets
- Southern Pacific's proposed spur track in the middle of Beale Street was referred back to committee and laid over one week.
- Sewer ordered on Forty-sixth Avenue between Kirkham and Lawton streets
- Ordinance proposed to set Grant Avenue sidewalk widths downtown; passed for printing, property owners bear costs.
- Sewer ordered on Folsom Street south of Crescent Avenue
- Boulevard to be built between Lincoln Park and Sutro Heights
- George W. Lamb to get a rail spur on First Street
- Coleridge Street to be graded and sewered between Eugenia and Lizzie
- Fifteenth Street to be paved between Bryant and Florida Streets
- Street levels to be set on Bauer Street and Cayuga Avenue
- December hearing set for the Twenty-ninth Avenue grading appeal
- Rutledge Street between Holladay and San Bruno to be closed
- December hearing set for the Edinburgh Street appeal
- Sidewalk widths on Broadway near The Embarcadero are done away with
- Street levels to change on Santa Rosa and Alemany Avenues
- Edinburgh Street owners lose their appeal and the work proceeds
- The Public Utilities Committee recommends a Municipal Railway extension into Ocean View, with plans and a $265,000 appropriation proposed.
- Market Street Railway asked for a waiting station at the Embarcadero
- Owners near Landers Street to be charged for its widening
- J. P. Roz allowed a stairway up Greenwich Street from Montgomery
- Kirkwood Avenue to be improved between Newhall and Phelps streets
- Zellerbach Paper Company allowed a spur track on Front Street
- Fred W. Hollman allowed a spur track on Front Street
- American Can Company allowed a spur track on Illinois Street
- Bill granting Alice M. Jackson revocable permission to build a spur track was passed for printing.
- Schultz Construction Company allowed to blast on Valley Street
- Ordinance proposed to conditionally accept paved roadways on about seventeen street segments across San Francisco.
- An ordinance ordering street work and approving specifications was passed for printing on Supervisor Mulvihill's motion.
- The Duboce tunnel assessment hearing was continued three weeks to March 19, 1923, after protests from owners.
- Simmons Company allowed a steam pipe tunnel under Bay Street
- Supervisor Hynes proposed a resolution for a committee to examine funds spent on the Charter Amendment No. 53 campaign.
- Board declared intention to change street grades on Alabama Street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets.
- Supervisor Mulvihill moved an ordinance ordering street work; its vote is not shown on this page.
- Ordinance proposed to order street work at Turk and Willard streets, including curbs, sewers and asphalt pavement, for contract.
- Ordinance ordering a sewer improvement on Peabody Street between Leland and Visitacion avenues passed for printing.
- Street levels changed on Green Street near Sansome and Montgomery
- Street levels changed on Fourteenth Avenue between Lake Street and Presidio
- Continental Furniture Manufacturing allowed a spur track on Florida Street
- Southern Pacific allowed a spur track along Fifth and Townsend streets
- Proposed ordinance would establish official street grades on Havens Street between Leavenworth Street and a line 275 feet westerly.
- Bill ordering sewer street work on Griffith Street between Ingerson and Jamestown avenues was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Mulvihill moved an order for street work; the outcome is printed on the next page.
- Ocean Shore tracks bill put off two more weeks
- Property owners' appeal against the Market Street assessment from Mono to Twenty-fourth Street was sustained, and the assessment ordered amended.
- Bill 6334 ordering street work on Heyman Avenue from Coleridge Street was passed for printing.
- Board closes parts of Mississippi and Texas Streets at Army Street
- Intention to change street grades on Wilde Avenue near Goettingen Street was proposed by Supervisor Mulvihill.
- M. J. Lynch given 90 more days on Eighth Street
- Objections to closing Mississippi and Texas streets set for May 21
- Street levels set on Funston Avenue at Lake Street
- Sidewalks on Havens Street between Leavenworth Street and its end abolished
- Street levels on Alabama Street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth to change
- Market Street assessments to be redone from Mono to Twenty-fourth
- Proposed street work ordinance passed for printing on motion of Supervisor Mulvihill.
- Proposed ordinance on changing official street grades is introduced; its full text continues on the next page.
- Street levels proposed for Vulcan Street between Ord and Levant
- Edw. L. Soule Company sought permission for a spur track from Southern Pacific tracks across Army and Mississippi streets.
- Parts of Mississippi and Texas streets proposed for closing
- Plans for new Relief Home buildings on the Relief Home Tract were indefinitely postponed by the Board, fifteen to two.
- Board voted 15 to 2 for indefinite postponement of a resolution setting aside $25,000 for competitive Relief Home plans.
- Sidewalks done away with on Vulcan Street between Levant and Ord
- Chula Lane sidewalks narrowed between Dolores and Church Streets
- Twenty-fourth Avenue to be curbed and paved between Irving and Judah
- Proposed Side Sewer Ordinance regulating private sewer construction and repair was passed for printing; it repeals Ordinance 136.
- Board proposes $500,000 toward the new Peninsula highway, referred to committee
- Street levels to be changed on Jarboe Avenue and Putnam Street
- The Board adopted a resolution mourning John A. Britton, general manager of Pacific Gas and Electric, who died June 29.
- Street work ordering concrete curbs, catch basins and paving on Ulloa Street was passed for printing on first reading.
- Order to improve Fortieth Avenue between Balboa and Cabrillo repealed
- Ordinance proposed to pave Maynard Street between Mission and Congdon streets with asphalt, curbs and sidewalks.
- Ordinance proposed to grade Twenty-ninth Avenue between Cabrillo and Fulton streets to official grade.
- Palmolive Company allowed a spur track on Second Street
- Concrete sewer ordered in Sixth Street from Brannan to Townsend streets
- Street levels set on Acadia Street north of Joost Avenue
- Board urged to build the Judah Street line to Ocean Beach
- Owners win their appeal on the Twenty-sixth and York Streets assessment
- An ordinance setting sidewalks on Carson Street between Douglass Street and its western end at five feet was passed for printing.
- How the Jamestown Avenue work will be charged to owners
- Proposed ordinance setting Chilton Avenue sidewalk widths at ten feet, with property owners paying costs, passed for printing.
- Transfer deal with Market Street Railway referred to a committee
- Wires to go underground on Tonquin Street in the Marina
- Proposed through service on the Taraval Street Municipal Railway line was opposed, and Supervisor Colman moved referral to committee.
- Indefinite postponement sends the ordinance for continuous L-line streetcar service to the Ferry off the calendar.
- Sewers to be built on Montcalm and Franconia Streets
- Property owners' appeal over Havens Street retaining walls and stairways was deferred two weeks by the Board.
- New sewer ordered under Ellsworth Street near Powhattan Avenue
- Reinhart Lumber allowed a rail spur on Barneveld Avenue
- Minna Street to be closed while the San Francisco Chronicle builds
- Ordinance proposed to order unspecified street work and let the Board of Public Works contract for it; passed for printing.
- An ordinance to order street work on Prospect avenue from Virginia avenue to Lizzie street was passed for printing.
- A proposed change to the sidewalk width ordinance was indefinitely postponed on Supervisor Mulvihill's motion.
- Supervisor Mulvihill moved that Public Works report next Monday on its plans for the Judah Street Muni extension.
- Supervisor Mulvihill moved that the Board of Public Works study improving Washington Street between Stockton and Powell and estimate its cost.
- M. J. Lynch given ninety more days on Gilman Avenue
- City Construction Company given ninety more days on Collins Street
- Street levels to be changed on Levant Street near States Street
- Sidewalks on Bush Street to be ten feet wide
- City to take over new roadways on Turk and Francisco streets
- Board intends to change street levels on Levant Street
- Raisch Improvement Company granted ninety more days to finish paving Edinburgh street between France and Amazon avenues.
- Property owners' appeal on the Havens Street retaining walls and stairways was postponed one week.
- Bosworth Street to be graded between Hamerton and Burnside avenues
- Spur track allowed for the California School of Mechanical Arts
- Board of Public Works street work ordinance for Wilde Avenue from Delta Street to San Bruno Avenue passed for printing.
- James R. McElroy allowed to blast for grading on Buchanan Street
- Havens Street appeal denied and the retaining wall work ordered
- Edward Cerruti to lay a water pipe for the Crystal Baths
- Sidewalks on Joice Street set at four feet wide
- City to take over the new roadway on Anza Street
- Sidewalk widths set on Second Street between Market and Barry streets
- Supervisor Mulvihill proposed amending Ordinance 5460 to set one inspector's salary at $2,400 a year, passed for printing.