All decisions
30 Board decisions about Matt Sullivan, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- A charter amendment creating a children's playground commission was amended to protect Golden Gate and Mission Parks, then deferred.
- On Supervisor Sullivan's motion, the Board authorized the Mayor to give legal notice ending city tenancies of premises used by Superior Courts.
- Paul M. Nippert Company's claims for riot-damaged plate glass on Turk and Mission Streets were denied and sent to the courts.
- Supervisor Sachs proposed ordering the gas and electric company to install and remove street lights at many locations; the resolution was laid over.
- Joint committee recommended abandoning the City and County Hospital and moving its patients to Ingleside Model Camp; report sent back to committee.
- Payment of $6614.76 from the General Fund to James H. Barry Co. for printing the Schmitz appeal transcript was approved.
- Mayor appointed a special committee, including Phelan and engineer Dockweiler, to confer with Spring Valley Water Company on water shortage.
- No trolley pole permits for United Railroads on Pacific Avenue yet
- Board of Public Works ordered to make utility companies repave trenches and file charts of their pipes and conduits in streets.
- Municipal Commissary Department abolished; its money goes to hospitals and jails
- The City Attorney was asked to report on Spring Valley Water Company's suit over 1903-1907 water rates.
- Mayor named a special committee of three to confer with Spring Valley Water Company officials on the water shortage.
- Resolution proposed by Supervisor Sullivan to appoint a three-member committee on quarters for Superior Courts; outcome continues on next page.
- The Board adopted an ordinance regulating the use and sale of fireworks citywide.
- Board laid over a declaratory ordinance for an auxiliary water system for fire protection for one week.
- County Clerk moved to temporary quarters in the Hall of Records
- Plan to lease Redmen's Hall for the Superior Courts repealed
- Supervisor Sullivan proposes that the Public Utilities Committee investigate causes of inadequate street car service in San Francisco.
- Sheriff's office to be leased at 122 McAllister Street
- G. C. Hardesty's $7,969 riot damage claim denied by the Board
- Resolution proposed to remove unused or unsightly poles from city streets within thirty days and place poles equidistant.
- Jas. Hagan's temporary appointment as city undertaker was referred to the Hospital and Health Committee.
- The Finance Committee was directed to examine every city office, its employees and their salaries, and report back.
- Geary Street railway allowed to run its cars again on sufferance
- The Board petitioned the Governor to add sixteen voter-approved charter amendments to the special legislative session call.
- Board asked the Superior Court judges to adopt rules protecting city property in McEnerney Act title suits.
- Board passed for printing an amended ordinance transferring and dedicating the Peabody School lot for free market purposes.
- A bill regulating stable construction and manure removal citywide was passed for printing.
- Board asked the City Attorney to report on whether two state acts for a State building in San Francisco are constitutional.
- The Board called the Police Commissioners' attention to a Judiciary Committee opinion that a double liquor licence on saloon-restaurants is not required.