All decisions
49 Board decisions about Thomas Magee, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Victor Club and Santoy Club were granted permission to hold masquerade balls in November 1907, on paying the license fee.
- Board adopted a resolution giving Flynn & Treacy ninety more days to finish paving Mission Street from Twentieth to Army.
- Board rejected bids for brick and sewer pipe for city institutions, choosing to buy at daily market quotations instead.
- Magee's resolution authorizes General Fund payment to City Street Improvement Company for November 1907 asphalt street repairs in District No. 2.
- Board granted contractors thirty more days, from August 31, 1907, to finish a Stevenson Street sewer.
- Parkside Transit Company applied for a 25-year street railroad franchise on Twentieth Avenue; the Board's decision continues on the next page.
- Report adopted on United Railroads poles along Pacific Avenue
- Bill setting Division Street sidewalk widths between Ninth and Hampshire streets was passed for printing.
- City takes over the new roadway on Filbert Street
- Sidewalk width on Ellis Street fixed at 15 feet
- Sidewalks on State Street set at nine feet wide
- Temporary tracks proposed on Texas Street for Western Pacific excavation
- Supervisor Magee proposed limiting citywide water use to domestic, building and fire purposes during the Lake Honda shortage.
- Supervisor Magee's bill to ban wasteful water use passed for printing, a first step toward adoption.
- City intends to change street levels on Parker Avenue near Fulton
- City intends to change street levels on Twenty-fifth Avenue
- Committees ordered to investigate whether City Electric Company had legal right to place poles in city streets.
- Street levels to be changed on Pacific Avenue and Laurel Street
- Western Pacific Railway Company allowed to build a spur track
- Board authorized contracts for sewer work on several downtown streets, including Commercial, Taylor and Mission streets.
- Resolution proposed to pay Standard Oil Company $1,575.40 for fuel oil for Golden Gate Park.
- Proposal to amend the building law on frame building heights, Bill 239, has no outcome printed on this page.
- Board of Public Works appropriates $35,250 for repairs to several city streets, bridges and a sewer.
- Southern Pacific allowed blasting on Beach Street near Hyde
- Full acceptance proposed for the Dolores and Palm avenue roadways
- Contracts for tar, globes, flags and sawdust awarded to three firms for city departments.
- Humboldt Construction Company's 30-day extension to complete its contract was passed for printing.
- A payment of $10,747.91 to Owen McHugh for paving Fulton Street between 25th and 35th Avenues was passed for printing.
- City takes over new roadways on Eleventh Avenue and Duncan Street
- C. S. Harney given thirty more days to grade H Street
- Humboldt Construction Company granted fifty more days to finish Ingleside Boulevard construction.
- Resolution directs Public Works to estimate repaving costs for Folsom and Seventh streets.
- Masquerade balls allowed at Franklin Hall and the Pavilion Rink
- Occidental Athletic Club was granted permission to hold a professional boxing exhibition in December 1907.
- Resolution authorizing General Fund money for bituminous and asphalt street repairs was passed for printing.
- Payments of $8,891.40 and $5,387.51 to two asphalt companies for street repairs were passed for printing.
- Intention to change street grades on Harrison, Stanley Place, Vassar Place and Hawthorne Street was laid over.
- Two societies were granted permission to hold masquerade balls without the usual license fee, with proceeds to charity.
- Developer allowed blasting to grade streets in Glen Park
- J. A. Dowling given thirty more days on Drumm Street
- Plan to change Harrison Street levels sent back to committee
- Supervisor Magee moved to postpone action on the street railroad franchise resolution by one week.
- City takes over new roadways on Carmel, Shrader and Cole Streets
- Flynn and Treacy given ninety more days to pave Mission Street
- City takes over the new roadway on Sixth Avenue
- Street levels set for Elliot Park near Steiner Street
- Bay View Land Company's deed opens three new avenues south
- Board of Public Works grade changes on Rincon Hill streets approved, with estimates of paving, sewer and assessment costs ordered.
- Board adopted a resolution to change street grades on Harrison, Vassar, Stanley and Hawthorne, with property owners assessed for the costs.