All decisions
68 Board decisions about Josiah H. Beeman V, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Resolution asking the State to return port control to San Francisco was continued to January 30, 1967.
- Board commends the Council of District Merchants Associations
- Board commends doctor Bernard Kaufman, Sr
- Officials commend a resident
- A motion carried with no subject on this page.
- Praise for Boy Scouts council and 1967 Scout-O-Rama
- City moves to give up the air space over Sonora Lane
- City honours Bernal Heights Association and its fair
- The Board congratulated [name withheld] on his installation as President of San Francisco State College.
- Hotel [name withheld] at 750 Sutter Street sought a property assessment appeal; the Board's decision continues on the next page.
- Hotel [name withheld] tax appeal put on hold.
- $232,000 for rebuilding Civic Center Plaza sent back to committee
- Athletic Association of Western Universities' request to cancel taxes on 450 Powell Street was denied by the Board.
- [name withheld] commended for rescuing a person from a blazing structure.
- Taxpayers not objecting treated as meeting hearing rules
- The Board considered an assessment reduction application by [name withheld] for his property at 1255 Post Street.
- A motion carried with no subject on this page.
- Page & Lyon Grocery's application to reduce its property assessment at 1295 Page Street was denied after robberies hurt sales.
- The Board reduced the assessed valuations of Louma Hand Prints, Inc.'s property at 938 Harrison Street for 1964 through 1966.
- Contested tax appeals on court list all denied
- Supervisors move to sit as tax panel for late assessments.
- Supervisors urged Fort Point be opened to the public
- Ranch school counselor posts motion failed for lack of a second
- Opposition to state bill AB 1198, on redevelopment advisory committees, was sent back to committee.
- Move to restore Parking Authority budget items turned down
- Motion to add adult probation staff failed for lack of a second
- Proposed $500 cut to supervisors' office equipment turned down
- Money for widening Bosworth Street held back pending further study
- Move to restore hospital and public works budget items turned down.
- Motion to refer state bill SB 1220 on weapons regulation to the State and National Affairs Committee.
- Proposed adult probation staff additions; no result shown.
- [name withheld] honored as United Nationalities' Man of the Year
- Request for Nov. 7 special Senate election sent to committee.
- 2232 Webster Street rezoned for denser apartment housing
- Positions taken on state bills on taxes, housing and vehicle fees.
- Request for July 4 'Bells on Independence Day' proclamation approved
- The Board commended [name withheld] for distinguished service as a City Hall reporter for the San Francisco [name withheld].
- Money for interview rooms at Youth Guidance Center sent to committee.
- Board praises city librarian [name withheld] for his work
- Permit rules for special auto repair shops sent to committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution endorsing state bill SB 124, which would give property tax relief to elderly persons of limited means.
- Supervisor Beeman asked the Redevelopment Agency for a person-by-person report on Western Addition Area A-2 relocations; request granted.
- The Board extended its commendations to [name withheld] for being named Man of the Year by Starr King Lodge 344 of the Masons.
- Board commended Koko Luersen for entertaining hospitalized servicemen at Letterman Hospital.
- Clerk directed to ask the Chief Administrative Officer about soft cushion bumpers on City-owned vehicles after accidents.
- Board commended Roger Von for entertaining hospitalized servicemen at Letterman General Hospital.
- Capital advisers' deadline proposed to move to June 1; in committee.
- The Board commended [name withheld] of Air-Sea Forwarders, Inc., for a Presidential "E" export award.
- New Careers job program with federal grant sent to committee.
- [name withheld] allowed to sue the city over an injury
- Commendations were extended to Third Baptist Church and its minister, [name withheld], on its 115th anniversary.
- Supervisors urge Washington to build a bigger fishing fleet
- Conditions on stadium offer debated; no vote shown.
- The Board commended ITC Technical College and its president, [name withheld], for becoming the first accredited private technical school in Northern California.
- Proposed ban on registering under fictitious names in lodging places was temporarily postponed for District Attorney's views.
- City protests state plans to cut Medi-Cal medical services
- Supervisor Beeman's request for a breakdown of BART engineering fees paid on a cost-plus basis was granted.
- Seawall Warehouse may become a historic landmark; sent to committee.
- Board holds public hearing on a city policy for relocating people displaced by redevelopment in Western Addition Area A-2.
- Tax roll errors fixed; some property owners will pay more.
- Beeman's motion urging the Redevelopment Agency to stop buying property for the Fifth and Mission Garage was referred to committee.
- [name withheld] allowed to file a late back-pay claim
- City urges Congress to pass a mental-health center construction bill
- City honors [name withheld] for invited Paris lecture
- The Board commended Reverend Ettore Di Giantomosso on his election as Chaplain General of the United States Military.
- City asks committee to look into Symphony musicians' dispute
- [name withheld] was commended for his outstanding leadership in racial equality and brotherhood.
- [name withheld] was commended for his outstanding service in the San Francisco Bail Project.