All decisions
19 Board decisions about Victor Canepa, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Neighbors argue over shops zoning on Forty-seventh Avenue
- Ordinance amending inspection fee rules for businesses was referred to the Finance Committee by vote of 10 to 4.
- Hearing held on the construction of highway laterals to the proposed Transbay Bridge; outcome not yet shown.
- Supervisor Gallagher urges San Francisco to protect its interests in state highway and bridge lateral costs.
- A streets committee resolution, text not printed on this page, was adopted by voice vote after Canepa moved it.
- Property owners appealed the City Planning Commission's refusal to rezone Lot 1, Block 2879 at Dewey and Laguna Honda Boulevards; the Board referred the jurisdiction question to the City Attorney.
- Supervisor Canepa moved a resolution asking Congress to pass bills funding Bay Bridge construction through the Reconstruction Finance Corporation.
- A bill amending Recreation Department positions and pay rates was rereferred to the Finance Committee after the Building Trades Council objected.
- Civil Service Commission's prevailing wage report, due December 21, was set for Committee of the Whole hearing on December 27, 1932.
- Police pension charter amendment proposed by John G. Lawlor was refused submission to the voters.
- Rules set for transient merchants running stores under 120 days
- Supervisor Stanton's beverage ordinance was taken up, with Supervisor Canepa moving final passage as an emergency; a point of order was raised.
- Supervisors amended the proposed beer ordinance, cutting the annual license fee from $25 to $12 per separate place of business.
- Beverage sales ordinance, amended with a new delivery section, stalls as the Board overrules the Chair on splitting its sections.
- Supervisors unanimously voted thanks and appreciation to San Francisco's Assembly members and State Senator for their legislative work.
- $1,700,000 pledged for the Yacht Harbor and Aquatic Park projects
- Condolence resolution and funeral committee arranged for former Mayor P. H. McCarthy.
- Supervisor Canepa moved that the Board and the San Francisco legislative delegation attend the July 7 Sacramento highway meeting; final action postponed.
- Canepa moved that the Board and San Francisco legislative delegation attend a meeting in Sacramento on July 7, 1933.