All decisions
76 Board decisions about Milo F. Kent, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Bulletin Publishing Co. was awarded the city's official advertising contract for the San Francisco Bulletin for one year.
- The Leader was awarded the contract to print the 1925-1926 Delinquent Tax List at 5 2-5 cents per line.
- Supervisor Badaracco proposed an ordinance requiring utilities to pay the Board of Public Works for replacing street paving they remove.
- Board referred the Sunset District commercial zoning matter to the City Planning and Finance Committees for investigation of brokers' claims.
- Two-family housing proposed for part of Laguna Street
- The Board directed the Public Welfare Committee to arrange a Christmas Eve celebration and made $2,000 available for it.
- The Public Welfare Committee was authorized to conduct the Christmas Eve celebration, with $2,000 for expenses.
- On Supervisor Kent's motion, the hearing on an airport site was continued to January 10, 1927.
- Hearing on selecting an airport site for San Francisco was continued to January 31, 1927.
- Consideration of proposed sites for a San Francisco airport was continued to February 14, 1927.
- Resolution proposes negotiating for San Mateo County land to serve as a temporary San Francisco airport site.
- Supervisor Kent moved to pass for printing a resolution paying the Theurkaufs an initial sum for a San Francisco exhibit at Reno.
- Meyer Bros. paid $11,635 for land in Stanford Heights
- On Supervisor Kent's motion, the Clerk was authorized to seek bids for an oil station at the new airport.
- Ordinance to put the Municipal Airport near Millbrae under a Board committee's control was passed for printing.
- A committee recommends ending the lease at 333 Kearny Street and moving the District Attorney and Grand Jury back to the Hall of Justice.
- $50,000 sent to the Red Cross for Mississippi Valley flood relief
- Plans for a gasoline service station at Mills Field Municipal Airport were passed for printing on Supervisor Kent's motion.
- A resolution on authorizations, moved by Supervisor Kent, was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Kent moved authorizing $561.89 payment to J. H. McCallum for lumber for parks; passed for printing.
- Resolution to accept deeds to McLaren Park lands acquired by California Pacific Title and Trust Company; outcome not on this page.
- Jefferson and Lyon land bought for the Palace of Fine Arts
- A $600 payment with no subject on this page
- An ordinance approving removal of streetcar tracks on Montgomery Street was passed for printing on first reading.
- R. S. Chew's application for a toll bridge franchise from Telegraph Hill toward Alameda County was continued to August 22, 1927.
- Inter-Cities Bridge Company's application for a toll bridge franchise from Broadway and Battery streets was continued to August 22, 1927.
- Edward A. Bertram's amended application for an alternative bridge line was continued until August 22, 1927.
- J. E. Pamplin's toll bridge application from Second and Berry streets to Alameda was continued, with the vote carried to the next page.
- City Planning and Building Company's proposed tunnel franchise from Sixth and Seventh streets to Alameda was continued to August 22, 1927.
- Kent moved to continue E. D. Bronson, Jr.'s toll bridge franchise application across San Francisco Bay to August 22, 1927.
- Frank E. Webb's toll bridge application from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued until August 22, 1927.
- Construction Company of North America's modified toll bridge plan with a Rincon Hill terminal was continued until August 22, 1927.
- Roy C. Hackley's application for a toll bridge franchise from Pier 26 in San Francisco to Alameda County was being considered.
- City Planning and Building Company's proposed bay submarine tunnel toll franchise was under consideration, with its outcome on the next page.
- Roy C. Hackley's proposed toll bridge from Fremont and Brannan streets to Alameda was continued to August 22, 1927.
- Roy C. Hackley's second bay toll bridge application from Fremont and Brannan streets was continued to August 22, 1927.
- Consideration of A. M. Bergstrom's toll bridge franchise application from Hunter's Point to Alameda was continued to August 22, 1927.
- Consideration of New York and San Francisco Development Company's toll bridge franchise application was continued to August 22, 1927.
- John Bermingham Jr. applied for a franchise to build and run a toll bridge across San Francisco Bay.
- W. F. Holcomb applied for a toll bridge franchise; the outcome is not shown on this page.
- City Planning and Building Company's proposed submarine tunnel from the Marina to Sausalito was continued to August 22, 1927.
- G. Lindenthal's application for a toll bridge franchise from Jerrold avenue to Alameda was continued to August 22, 1927.
- Kent moved to continue O. A. Ellis's application for two Bay tunnels between San Francisco and Oakland to August 22, 1927.
- Bay Cities Bridge Corporation's application for a toll bridge between San Francisco and Alameda was continued to August 22, 1927.
- Elbert W. Davis's application for a toll bridge from San Francisco to Oakland was continued to August 22, 1927.
- Edward A. Bertram's application for a toll bridge from Twelfth and Howard streets was continued to August 22, 1927.
- Construction Company of North America's proposed toll bridge from Rincon Hill to Oakland was continued to August 22, 1927.
- The Construction Company of North America's two toll bridge franchise applications, from Rincon Hill to Alameda County, were continued to August 22, 1927.
- Allan C. Rush's application for a suspension toll bridge over Goat Island was continued to August 22, 1927.
- Robert Lee Dunn's application for an eighty-foot toll bridge from Second Street in San Francisco to Alameda was continued to August 22, 1927.
- H. S. Henion applied to build a toll bridge from Berry and Second streets across the Bay to Oakland.
- The Public Welfare Committee was authorized to arrange San Francisco's participation in the California State Fair, with $2,000 appropriated.
- Supervisor Kent proposed a $1,500 appropriation to maintain the annual Food Show at the Civic Auditorium.
- $1,000 set aside to gravel the north end of Mills Field
- Supervisor Kent's motion directed that City Hall's dome be illuminated in honour of visiting Eamonn De Valera.
- Board voted 10-7 to direct cancelling the lease of 333 Kearny Street effective July 10, 1928; reconsideration was then sought.
- An amendment was moved to cancel the lease of 333 Kearny Street, effective July 10, 1928.
- The Board voted to cancel the lease of 333 Kearny Street and reduce its rent by $65.25 per month.
- Lease of 333 Kearny Street under reconsideration, with a proposed cancellation effective July 10, 1928.
- The Board voted to cancel the lease at 333 Kearny Street effective July 10, 1928, and referred a rider to the City Attorney.
- Clerk directed to contact the Mills Estate about acquiring Mills Field as San Francisco's permanent airport.
- San Francisco's participation in the Pacific Southwest Exposition in Long Beach, with $7,500 proposed, was passed for printing.
- Claim of $1,400 by Rudolph G. Theurkauf for State Fair exhibit work was sent back to the Finance Committee.
- A $1.5M bond needed for the Broadway tunnel
- Invitation from Pasadena to attend its next Tournament of Roses was accepted, with the Publicity and Welfare Committee making arrangements.
- Supervisor Kent's proposed slate of Golden Gate Bridge District trustees was sent to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Supervisor Kent's motion added six supervisors as a booster delegation to the Pasadena Rose Tournament, and it was ordered.
- Supervisor Kent moved to lay over the proposed opening of Theresa Street for two weeks; an amendment on dedication of streets carried.
- Supervisor Kent presented the Board a trophy won by San Francisco's float at the Pasadena Tournament of Roses.
- Supervisor Kent moved, and the Board ordered, that City Hall's carpenter build a glass case for the Mayor's trophies.
- Mayor authorized to appoint twenty-five citizens to lobby Army and War Department for the San Mateo air base site.
- Supervisor Kent's motion asks the City Engineer to prepare voter argument favouring garbage incineration over fill-and-cover disposal.
- The Mayor's report on financing the purchase of Spring Valley water properties was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Resolution to appropriate $5,000 from publicity funds to the Christmas Fete Committee was passed for printing.
- The Board approved motion authorizing members to attend the Pasadena Tournament of Roses and officially represent San Francisco.
- Board members were authorized by voice vote to represent San Francisco at Pasadena's Tournament of Roses parade on New Year's Day.