All decisions
41 Board decisions about Walter J. Schmidt, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Supervisor Schmidt proposed amendments to the taxicab ordinance requiring Board of Supervisors approval of certain provisions; one amendment carried.
- Proposed taxicab ordinance regulating taxis, automobiles and public vehicles for hire, and repealing Ordinance 1898, passed for printing.
- Bill proposed adding a section 19-A on automobile parking stations to licence ordinance 5132; passed for printing.
- A proposed ordinance would amend Section 14 of Ordinance 5132, changing license fees for auctioneers based on annual sales.
- Supervisor Schmidt proposes an ordinance requiring Police Commission permits and a register for businesses renting cars without drivers.
- Board heard opposition to a fill-and-cover garbage disposal plan and continued the hearing to August 30, 1926.
- Supervisor Schmidt's taxicab permit bill was referred to the Police Committee.
- Cab stand permits priced at $2.50 a quarter
- Bill 7772, amending Section 36 of license tax Ordinance 5132 on skating rinks and rides, was passed for printing.
- The Board continued its hearing on a possible municipal airport site, including Bay Farm Island, to 2 p.m. next Monday.
- Drei Bund allowed a masquerade ball at California Hall
- Ocean Palace Amusement Company's amusement park permit was continued one week and made a special order for 2 p.m.
- Supervisor Schmidt proposed $30,000 for Wiley traffic signals, and the resolution was referred to the Traffic Committee.
- Property owners appealed the Douglass Street paving assessment; Supervisor Schmidt moved to sustain it, and the matter was laid over two weeks.
- Proposal to rezone the southeast side of Ingalls Street between Donner and Egbert avenues to light industrial was deferred two weeks.
- Consideration of the Mayor's veto of the Ocean Palace Amusement Company permit was laid over one week.
- Property owners asked the City to pay half the cost of improving Twentieth Street between Sanchez and Noe Streets.
- Board laid over a $2,500 appropriation for referendum petition expenses against the state reapportionment act for one week.
- Supervisor Schmidt proposed amending the outdoor carnival license tax ordinance to redefine itinerant shows, effective immediately.
- Board considers Mayor's veto of Resolution 27804, which would hire Delos F. Wilcox for $10,000 to study private street railway franchises.
- Bay Cities Bridge Corporation asks for a toll bridge to Alameda
- Public Utilities Committee asked to contact Market Street Railway about keeping five-minute Cortland Avenue service until 9:30 p.m.
- Schmidt proposed amending Section 74 of Ordinance 5132 to change quarterly business license tax rates by gross receipts.
- Amusement parks to pay $125 every three months per block
- Proposed rezoning of the northwest corner of Eddy and Laguna Streets from Second Residential to Commercial District, laid over one week.
- Supervisor Schmidt's proposed rider to the lease cancelling unused space was referred to the City Attorney.
- Supervisor Kent moved that the 333 Kearny Street lease be cancelled effective July 10, 1928; the vote carried.
- Supervisor Schmidt proposed authorizing the Finance Committee to fund any Grand Jury or District Attorney investigation of the Mayor's rumours.
- Board of Public Works asked to explain the Valencia Street widening
- The Board approved a state Senate bill raising the State allowance for orphans from $120 to $240 a year.
- Board approved a state bill letting fruit growers sell produce in cities without a license, after a disapproval motion lost.
- Senate Bill 370 on permanent voter registration was approved without objection, though its passage was considered unlikely.
- Assembly Bill 100 on tidelands control was held up until the Harbor Control Bill passes and the Board hears further.
- Board endorsed the Quigley bill, pending in the State Legislature, allowing the County Jail to move outside San Francisco.
- The Board amended the Mayor's plan and agreed to nominations for a committee studying traffic at Market Street between Fourth and Fifth Streets.
- The Board voted to ask the Governor to sign the Quigley bill providing a County Jail site in Marin County.
- A $100,000 item to remove the County Jail at Ingleside was added to the budget and referred to the Finance Committee.
- Congress urged to pay families killed by prohibition agents
- The Board sent alleged graft in the selection of boulevard lighting standards to the Grand Jury for investigation.
- The Board unanimously voted to have the reporter compile a full transcript of the War Memorial appointment hearings.
- The Board unanimously agreed that the reporter should compile a full transcript of the War Memorial hearings on appointments and plans.