All decisions
68 Board decisions about Kevin O'Shea, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Hearing on August 28 set for back property tax appeals
- Supervisors ask for [name withheld] proclamation and citizens' committee
- Supervisors welcome 1966 American Society of Appraisers conference
- Mayor asked to proclaim Invest-in-America Week, April 25 to May 1
- Supervisors adopted the Mayor's resolution granting leaves of absence to Recreation and Park Commissioner [name withheld] and War Memorial trustee Wilson Meyer.
- PG&E plan to bury power lines sent to committee.
- Board postponed one week its decision on endorsing AB 80, a state property assessment and tax bill.
- Appeal over 1000 North Point Street rezoning put off
- Appeal over taller buildings at 1000 North Point Street put off
- Refusal to rezone 1000 North Point Street under appeal
- [name withheld] land assessment at 1650 Portola Drive was reduced by $2,000 after a motion carried.
- Assessment appeal by Edward H.[name withheld] for block 1181, lot 11 was continued one week.
- The Board reduced the building assessment on Edward H.[name withheld] property at Block 1181, Lot 11 by $875.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] property assessment appeal is listed; its outcome is not shown on this page.
- [name withheld] assessment hearing for block 1452, lot 46 was continued one week.
- City urges buying old Mint Building as a historic monument
- Carlsen Klemm Body Shop's assessment appeal was taken under advisement, with no decision reached.
- Edwards Dental Supply Company's property assessment review continues onto the next page.
- City congratulates
- Unnamed street in Golden Gateway given up by the city
- Motion to commend St. Ignatius High School; outcome not shown.
- Charter amendment revising Sections 35 through 36.3 is taken up, with its outcome continuing on the next page.
- Waverly Place and nearby streets to close for a time
- Holy Name of Jesus School honoured for 25 years
- City honours a local clergyman
- Board referred a resolution endorsing State Proposition 3 on preserving open space lands back to committee.
- Supervisors ask Reagan to get a football game shown locally
- Resolution 756-66, commending [name withheld], was adopted by the Board on Monday, November 21, 1966.
- The Board agreed to send a welcome letter to [name withheld], New York City Park Commissioner, speaking at a February 3 luncheon.
- Controller allowed to join county auditing advisory group
- Tax challenge hearing set for businesses, list expanded
- Keyston Bros. assessment appeal for 755 Mission Street was continued to February 27, 1967.
- Portola Drive and Natick Street proposal sent back to committee.
- Tax bill for a bakery on 17th Street lowered by agreement
- Traffic rules for Lyon and Baker Streets at Marina set
- City honours
- Simi Fine Foods tax appeal put off to a later hearing.
- Lewis-Westco tax appeal put off to a later hearing.
- [name withheld] tax appeal put off to a later hearing.
- Lewis-Westco Co.'s assessment appeal for 3003 Third Street was continued to the common ratio hearing.
- Dance hall rules sent back to committee for 30 days.
- [name withheld] assessment appeal for 1255 Post Street was continued to April 24, 1967.
- Schmidt Lithograph Co.'s application for 461 Second Street had its hearing continued; the final vote is on the next page.
- Midstate Corp.'s application for 800 Tennessee Street had its hearing continued; the final vote is on the next page.
- The Board extended its commendation to Police Chief [name withheld] on his twenty-fifth anniversary of city service.
- Six firms with applications not yet filed were granted a two-week continuance to May 8, 1967.
- Bartlett-Snow-Pacific application 316 was continued to May 8, 1967, to allow settlement discussion.
- John T. Raisin Corp. application 378 was continued to May 8, 1967, at its attorney's request.
- Rathjen Bros.' application for 2200 Army Street had its hearing continued; the final vote is on the next page.
- E. Martinoni Co.'s application for 70 Berry Street had its hearing continued; the final vote is on the next page.
- Dependable Furniture Mfg. Co.'s application for 45 Williams Avenue had its hearing continued; the final vote is on the next page.
- [name withheld], Inc.'s equalization application for 126 Stockton Street was continued to May 1, 1967.
- Spreckels Russell Dairy Co. assessment application 322 was continued to May 8, 1967, pending missing records.
- [name withheld], Ghirardelli Chocolate and Redeemable Loan Association applications were continued to May 8, 1967.
- Supervisors commend a doctor who served in Vietnam
- Several city commissioners and a department head given permission to leave state.
- Two Civil Service commissioners get leave to travel out of state.
- Supervisor O'Shea moved to temporarily postpone several items, whose names are not printed on this page.
- Board calendared a June 26, 1967 hearing on a proposed resolution disapproving abandonment of Muni Motor Coach Lines 71 and 72.
- Square D Company's application to lower its assessment for 211 Industrial Street is moved for denial; the vote continues on the next page.
- Octavia and Austin Streets closed for the Obon festival in July
- Board commended [name withheld], recipient of the first Veterans Administration Nursing Award.
- Third Baptist Church honored on its 115th anniversary
- Supervisors' official argument for Prop M, fire arbitration rules, approved
- Proposed one-way pattern for Haight, Waller and Central; Municipal Railway estimates about $45,000 in new poles and switches.
- Commendation adopted for [name withheld], First Venerable of the Sons of Italy, Dante Alighieri Lodge.
- Commendation adopted for [name withheld], [name withheld] of the Sons of Italy, Dante Alighieri Lodge.
- Commendation adopted for [name withheld], [name withheld] and Past Grand Trustee of the Sons of Italy.