All decisions
18 Board decisions about Victor J. Canepa, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Permit granted for premises at San Jose and Ocean avenues
- Mario Cafferato asks for a filling station at Nineteenth and Third
- Dieckmann & McDonald filling station at Oakdale and Third put off
- Revocable permits for oil tanks and boilers at several San Francisco addresses were passed for printing on Canepa's motion.
- Supervisor Canepa's motion to probe who profits from street-sold apples was referred to Police Committee.
- Three stretches of Sanchez Street to be rebuilt
- Bill proposed to repeal a 1928 ordinance on sand bulkheads along south Judah Street was passed for printing.
- Money set aside to rebuild three blocks of Sanchez Street
- Resolution passed for printing to reconstruct four streets, using County Road Fund money totalling $10,198.
- Planning Commission asks for one-family zoning where none exists yet
- A motion to postpone a Water Department contract measure on local labour hiring rules for one week was lost.
- Supervisors postponed one week a proposed Hetch Hetchy pipeline ordinance across San Joaquin Valley, to add local labor preferences.
- Hearing set on protests against closing Fulton Street
- Resolution proposes $6,100 from the County Road Fund to replace basalt blocks with concrete on Cole and Jackson streets.
- State harbor board to pay half the Third Street bridge
- Park bond money for paving Marina Boulevard called off
- Philip Green's proposed supply station at Mission Street and Silver Avenue was passed for printing.
- Philip Green was granted revocable permission to operate an automobile supply station at Mission and Silver avenues.