All decisions
47 Board decisions about Michael W. Coffey, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Printing and distribution of the 1905 Delinquent Tax List awarded to Organized Labor Publishing Company, the lowest responsible bidder.
- Supervisor Coffey moved a resolution paying Phillips & Van Orden $2468 from surplus funds for Assessor's office volumes.
- Golden Gate Avenue grade lowering hearing postponed one week at the request of the Franciscan Fathers' representative.
- Supervisor Coffey moved that the Fire and Water Committee report on a system of cisterns for fire protection.
- Board adopted a resolution creating a committee to prepare condolences and pledge assistance after the April 18, 1906 calamity.
- Resolution orders people holding horses and vehicles belonging to others to return them to Woodlawn Stables within forty-eight hours.
- Supervisor Lonergan proposed $50,000 from the surplus for street sweeping, and the resolution was referred to committee.
- The Clerk of the Board is directed to advertise for bids on printing and supplies for city offices for fiscal 1905-1907.
- Supervisor Coffey's Bill No. 12 on stable permits was referred to the Hospital and Health Committee.
- Contract to print and distribute the 1905 Delinquent Tax List is awarded; the recipient's name is cut off.
- Coffey's motion has the Clerk tell police that estray horses and vehicles go to Woodlawn Stables until owners claim them; ordered.
- Schlesinger and Bender spur track on Harrison Street laid over
- Ocean Shore Railway allowed to blast near Sixteenth and Florida Streets
- Supervisor Coffey raised restoring several dismantled Hall of Justice floors so they could be used again.
- Joseph Nyland's petition to clear debris from Washington Street was referred to the Board of Public Works.
- Coffey moved that the Public Buildings Committee inquire into the number of municipal telephones and report back.
- Passed for printing a resolution paying The Evening Post Publishing Company $2,862.30 for advertising The Building Law.
- A proposed $525 payment to F. J. Cooper for three typewriters for the Recorder's office was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Coffey moved that Assistant City Attorney John T. Williams defend the Board in a suit over the Home Telephone Company franchise.
- Supervisor Coffey moved to postpone the proposed grade change on Golden Gate Avenue until July 30, 1900.
- $2500 for a two-story office building at City Hall and McAllister Streets
- Board passed for printing a $74 payment to Phillips & Van Orden Co. for printing 3,000 election manuals.
- Board adopted Supervisor Coffey's motion asking the Mayor to have the Chief of Police stop further blasting on Telegraph Hill.
- Bill to repeal the boulevard ordinance for Nineteenth Avenue passed for printing on first reading.
- Twentieth Avenue declared a boulevard
- Passed for printing: $868.29 payment to Cunningham, Curtiss & Welch for stationery furnished to the Stationery Department.
- R. P. Blivens allowed a stable on Seventeenth Street
- The San Francisco Labor Council urged repairing idle streetcars to ease congestion, and the matter was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- The Clerk was authorized to advertise for bids to print and publish the 1906 delinquent tax list.
- Spur track proposed for Real Estate and Development on Wisconsin Street
- Trans-Continental Freight allowed a spur track on Rhode Island Street
- Santa Fe Land Improvement spur track proposed on Minnesota Street
- Monadnock Brick Company spur track proposed on Sixteenth Street
- Abner Doble allowed two spur tracks across Sixteenth Street
- The Board adopted Resolution 741, increasing the Printing and Salaries Committee from three to five members.
- Streetcar franchise offered from Page and Scott Streets to Potrero Avenue
- $20,000 set aside for a pest house in Bay View
- Board adopted a resolution directing the Clerk to advertise for proposals for official printing for the year beginning April 1, 1907.
- Bond money set aside for Sutter, Fillmore and Mission Street work
- Proposed ordinance ordering sidewalk, cesspool and street improvements on Masonic, Frederick, Stanyan and A streets.
- Payment of $1750 from the Surplus Fund to F. J. Cooper for ten typewriters for the County Clerk approved.
- A resolution authorizing payment for book-typewriting machines was passed for printing on Supervisor Coffey's motion.
- Resolution adopted directing the Clerk to advertise for proposals to supply printing, books, stationery and subsistence for city offices for fiscal 1907-08.
- Fillmore Street Improvement Association allowed band stands near Fillmore Street
- The Star was awarded the contract to print and distribute the 1900 Delinquent Tax List at the lowest bid.
- Owen McHugh given ninety more days to grade Fulton Street
- Supervisor Coffey proposed the 1907-8 budget ordinance appropriating funds to each city department; the vote is not printed on this page.