All decisions
about 150 Board decisions about L.A. Rea, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Resolutions in memory of ex-Supervisor Samuel Braunhart were adopted as Resolution No. 34, later found erroneous.
- Proposed change to Ocean Shore Railway Company's franchise passed for printing, not yet final.
- L. Abrams to be paid for hauling voting machines
- Resolution honouring ex-Supervisor Samuel Braunhart was withdrawn and expunged, because his death had been announced in error.
- San Francisco Gas and Electric allowed a spur track along Townsend Street
- A resolution mourning former supervisor Samuel Braunhart, who died in San Francisco on May 28, 1906, was adopted.
- $2,001 more to Barber Asphalt for the Mission Street paving
- $7,000 to Barber Asphalt for paving Mission Street to the county line
- Carl Martin given 90 more days on the Eighth Avenue sidewalks
- $3,075 proposed for Gray Bros.' street sweeping and sprinkling machines
- City takes over the new roadway on Union Street
- The Board adopted a resolution expressing sorrow at the death of former Supervisor Samuel Braunhart.
- Street levels to be changed on Market Street between Twelfth and Waller
- Resolution authorizes $3234 from the Park Fund paying three firms for hay, hauling and plants for Golden Gate Park.
- City takes over the new roadway on Olive Avenue and Eureka Street
- Polk Street sidewalks set at twelve feet
- $684 for clay and loam furnished to Golden Gate Park
- City takes over the new roadway on California Street
- John Spargo given 90 more days on the Tenth Avenue sidewalks
- Earthquake debris on lots and streets declared a nuisance
- Supplies for park commissions, $3162.75 to three firms, were passed for printing on Supervisor Rea's motion.
- Intention to change street grades on Twenty-third Street near Iowa Street was adopted, with assessment costs to be estimated.
- William Belser given 90 more days on Mission Street, materials short
- City Street Improvement given 90 more days on California Street and Waverly Place
- Van Ness Avenue, Green and Vallejo Streets to be repaved and resewered
- Clark & Henry given 30 more days paving Van Ness Avenue
- City takes over the new roadway on Belvedere and Grattan Streets
- American Biscuit allowed to blast away its ruins on Battery Street
- Payments totalling $1,431.02 for lumber and Sixth street bridge repairs were passed for printing.
- E. W. McLellan allowed to blast away ruins off Van Ness Avenue
- Committees ordered to inspect the sanitary condition of Duboce Park
- Temporary tracks to come out of Howard, Steuart, Davis and Battery Streets
- Supervisor Rea proposed a resolution declaring support for extending Montgomery Avenue to Market Street.
- Western Construction given 60 more days on the Sixth Avenue sidewalks
- Ordinance regulating construction and use of spur tracks on public streets was passed for printing.
- J. J. Bowling given 60 more days on Twenty-third Street
- Eureka Construction given 90 more days, material short after the disaster
- Bill No. 49, proposed by Supervisor Rea, would amend Ordinance No. 1808 on the Ocean Shore Railway franchise; action deferred.
- Flinn & Treacy given 90 more days on the Seventh Street sewer after the calamity
- Proposed $1524.82 Surplus Fund payment to Blyth & Trott for lumber supplied to the Board of Public Works, passed for printing.
- Del Monte Milling allowed a 250 horsepower flour mill at Lombard and Montgomery
- Atlas Brass Works allowed an oil tank at 827 Folsom Street
- Proposed permission for The Globe Grain and Milling Company to set blasts for grading Chestnut Street.
- Presidio and Ferries franchise question sent to the Judiciary Committee
- City takes over the new roadway on Baker Street
- Globe Grain and Milling Company granted permission to blast while grading Chestnut Street between Montgomery and Kearny streets.
- C. S. Harney given 60 more days on Alvarado Street and San Jose Avenue
- Healy-Tibbitts given 90 more days on the Baker Street sewer
- Grading and curbs ordered at L Street and Ninth Avenue
- $28,096 to Clark & Henry for paving Van Ness Avenue
- Proposed amendment to the building code on how buildings between main streets are numbered.
- Charles Holbrook allowed to blast away ruins on Mission Street
- Street levels to be changed on Eighteenth Avenue and California Street
- Pacific Mutual Life allowed to blast away its ruined building at Sacramento and Montgomery
- $2500 for a two-story office building at City Hall and McAllister Streets
- Healy-Tibbitts paid for the bridge at Mount Vernon and San Jose Avenues
- Ruth Street and Leo Street opened on land deeded by P. A. McDonald
- City takes over the new roadway on H Street
- Board passed for printing Bill No. 48 regulating spur tracks on public streets, as amended by the committee.
- An ordinance allowing temporary planked sidewalks in the burnt district for one year passed for printing.
- Street levels to be changed on nine avenues and eight lettered streets
- Resolution proposed to pay $13,868.57 from the Park Fund to four firms for work for the Park Commissioners.
- Proposed $13,868.57 Park Fund payments to four firms for park labor and materials passed for printing.
- Sidewalks ordered on Palm Avenue between Euclid and California
- Ocean Avenue to be closed from the Great Highway to Corbett Avenue
- Williams & Belser given 90 more days repaving Mission Street
- $2400 for a concrete sewer in Valencia Street
- A bill ordering street work and authorizing the Board of Public Works to contract for it was introduced by Supervisor Rea.
- Passed for printing: $605 payment to J. W. Schouten & Co. for lumber furnished to the Board of Public Works.
- Sewer ordered in Harrison Street between Fourth and Sixth
- J. A. Gay allowed a laundry boiler at 826 O'Farrell Street
- Steam heating pipe line for F. A. Healy passed for printing
- Bond money set aside for street construction
- John Breuner allowed a spur track on Harrison Street
- Streets closed in the district west of U Street, save Nineteenth Avenue
- $1597 for an underground conduit system in Mission Street
- Proposed ordinance would close streets between V Street, Twenty-fifth and Twenty-sixth Avenues and the Pueblo Lands; passed for printing.
- Proposed ordinance would close streets bounded by Fifteenth Avenue, Q Street and the San Miguel Rancho line; passed for printing.
- Hearing fixed for December 17 on the closing of streets
- Red Cross allowed refugee cottages on Francisco Street
- Four firms would be paid a total of $1628.56 from the Park Fund for supplies and repairs furnished to the Park Commissioners.
- Bill No. 119 would let the Board of Public Works sell unneeded street materials at public auction; referred to Judiciary Committee.
- Bill No. 120 would amend the Building Law on how buildings are numbered; referred to Judiciary Committee.
- Warren Improvement Company would be paid $654 from the surplus fund for teams it furnished; passed for printing.
- Southern Pacific gives the city a strip to widen Fourth and Kentucky Streets
- Payment of $10,831.01 to Flinn & Treacy for street work was passed for printing from the Street Improvement Account.
- Stone sidewalks ordered on both sides of Valencia Street
- Board of Public Works asked to estimate the cost of installing street name signs at street corners.
- Williams & Belser given 60 more days on Mission Street after railroad delays
- Resolution proposed to pay $4244.45 from the Park Fund to McGilvray Stone Co. and Bronan's Eagle Cornice Works.
- Ten more copyists for the County Clerk's office
- Closing Ocean Avenue to the Great Highway passed for printing
- Ordinance ordering certain street work in San Francisco and authorizing the Board of Public Works to contract for it was introduced by Supervisor Rea.
- Western Building Material paid for roofing slate for Golden Gate Park
- Dangerous walls of the old Emporium on Market Street reported
- A bill ordering street work in San Francisco was indefinitely postponed on Supervisor Rea's motion.
- City pays Kenyon News and W. T. Thomson for library books
- Hiring ten more copyists for the County Clerk put off again
- City takes over the roadways on Alma and Belvedere Streets
- Flinn & Treacy paid $5,450 for the Seventh Street sewer
- Appeal by Carl Martin against a sidewalk assessment on Eighth Avenue was postponed one week.
- Sewers to be built in Market Street from Sansome to East
- A resolution to pay $5473.61 from the Park Fund for forage and materials was passed for printing.
- Sidewalks set at fifteen feet on Steuart, Spear, Main and Beale
- Resolution authorizing paving payment to Barber Asphalt Paving Co. for Van Ness Avenue work was passed for printing.
- City Street Improvement paid for the Fourth Street sewer
- A payment from the Park Fund to Cronan's Eagle Cornice Works for work at the Park Museum was passed for printing.
- A proposed ordinance would let E. and G. Le Roy build a spur track along Harrison Street near Alameda Street.
- Southern Pacific asks for spur tracks along Townsend and Bluxome Streets
- Ocean Shore Railway must cross San Bruno Avenue at street level
- Sidewalks set at fifteen feet on Utah Street
- Park Fund payment of $4402.69 approved to four suppliers for forage, coal, stone labor and cornice work.
- Gravel supply contract for the rest of the fiscal year awarded to John Cassaretto under his bid.
- Payment of $4,402.69 from the Park Fund for park supplies was passed for printing.
- Hayes Street sidewalks set at twelve feet between Larkin and Fillmore
- Supervisor Rea urged buying land for the North Beach children's playground, and the matter was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Bills totalling $3,551.46 allowed for payment
- Changes proposed to the building rules for planing mills
- Piazza and De Stefano families give land to extend Manchester Street
- Fourth Street to be repaved between Howard and Freelon Streets
- Bill to repeal Ordinance 95 on street passenger car equipment and operation was introduced; text continues on next page.
- Payment taken up for sewers in Ocean and San Jose Avenues
- Chapultepec Street to be renamed Winfield Avenue
- Street levels to be changed where McAllister meets Market Street
- Tillman & Bendel spur track proposed on Front and Vallejo Streets
- Resolution paying several firms for forage, stone and plumbing for Park Commissioners was passed for printing.
- Committees to report on a site for a North Beach playground
- Three-man board to examine steam engineers and firemen
- J. J. Dowling given ninety more days to pave Harrison Street
- Scott and Meier urged the Board to fund street cleaning and repair; the matter was placed under advisement.
- Street levels to be changed on Mission Street and Third Street
- Street work ordered on Forty-eighth Avenue and at Polk and Lombard
- New pavement ordered at Twenty-fourth and Diamond streets
- The Board of Public Works was directed to assess damages and benefits from grade changes in established districts under Ordinances 58 and 50.
- Harrison Street repaving put off another week
- Resolution proposed to pay McGilvray Stone Co. from the Park Fund for stone and repairs made in Golden Gate Park.
- Renaming China Avenue to Excelsior Avenue put off three weeks
- Proposed ordinance ordering sewers and paving work on China avenue, Vienna, Naples, Edinburgh, Carolina, De Haro streets and others.
- Board intends to change street levels on O'Farrell Street
- Width of Sutter Street sidewalks reduced by ordinance
- Repaving of Harrison Street put off another week
- Bausch & Lomb Optical Co. paid for Board of Health supplies
- City takes over the new roadway on Clipper Street
- Sewers ordered along China Avenue from Athens Street to Vienna Street
- Geary Street railway idle after refusing the men's $3.00 daily wage
- Board intends to change street levels on Powell and Filbert streets
- Ordinance ordering certain street work and adopting specifications, moved by Supervisor Rea, was introduced.
- Southern Pacific given spur tracks along North Point Street
- A stenographer to be appointed for the third Police Court