All decisions
about 1,200 Board decisions about William C. Blake, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- City signs a freeway agreement for State Highway Route 2
- Resolution urging the Secretary of the Navy to fairly distribute ships and personnel moved from the Atlantic to the Pacific Fleet was adopted.
- The Board adopted a resolution paying tribute to [name withheld].
- Resolution adopted congratulating [name withheld] on adding the Golden Bear to its fleet and commending its officers.
- Resolution urges Congress to recognize the [name withheld] national defense value and revise fiscal policies.
- Board of Supervisors urged the House Appropriations Defense Sub-Committee to approve Navy vessel construction funds in H.R. 4393.
- City urges the House Armed Services Committee to recommend H.R. 4393 on construction of naval vessels.
- Board endorsed federal proposals to split new warship construction equally with the Pacific Coast shipyards.
- Supervisors Blake, Carberry and Halley to greet the new harbor commissioners
- Wider sidewalk on Dwight Street sent back to committee
- Closing part of Cityview Way for good is proposed
- Dwight Street improved with about $4,600 of city aid
- City takes over the roadway and curbs of Oxford Street
- Dwight Street sidewalks to be widened from 10 to 20 feet
- Board adopted a resolution urging the President and Navy Secretary to ensure a super aircraft carrier is built at the San Francisco Naval Shipyard.
- Clerk directed to seek a meeting with the President urging the super carrier be built at the Naval Shipyard.
- Board adopted a resolution urging Congress to oppose Senate Bill 2038.
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memoriam for [name withheld].
- Resolution urging opposition to a proposed amendment to the 50-50 shipping law was adopted and sent to Congress.
- Henderson Construction Company gets Parkhurst Alley closed for three months
- Lewis sought $2,000 for a brief urging a Navy carrier be built at the San Francisco Shipyard; Board referred the request to Finance Committee.
- Board adopted a resolution commending people who helped restore San Francisco as the leading troopship embarkation port.
- [name withheld] assessment appeal for block 1270, lot 1A is pending; the Director recommended denial.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging Navy Secretary Charles S. Thomas to recommend a super carrier at the San Francisco Naval Shipyard.
- [name withheld] appeal on block 687 lot 1 was denied; his representative [name withheld] was examined under oath.
- [name withheld] appeal to lower the assessment on block 687 lot 2 was denied.
- Consideration of the J. P. McQuaide Post, V.F.W. possessory interest application was continued for one week.
- Fourth Street rail crossing plan sent back to committee
- The Board adopted a resolution welcoming [name withheld] to San Francisco.
- The Board approved leaves of absence for [name withheld] and [name withheld], with permission to leave the state, on the Mayor's recommendation.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim October 2-8, 1955, National Letter Writing Week.
- Leaves of absence with permission to leave the state granted to three officials for October and November 1955.
- Leaves of absence granted to [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld], with permission to leave the State.
- Proposal to make O'Farrell Street eastbound one-way between Masonic Avenue and Divisadero Street was continued one week.
- The Board adopted a resolution welcoming former [name withheld] to San Francisco.
- The Board adopted a memorial resolution for [name withheld] by rising vote.
- Resolution commending American President Lines' new ship The President Jackson was proposed; adoption motion pending.
- The appeal against the assessment for improving portions of Flint and Sixteenth Streets was denied and the assessment confirmed.
- Board of Education member [name withheld] was granted leave of absence for December 26-28, 1955.
- Methodist Church Extension Society paid $2,500 for McLaren Park land
- Supervisor Blake presented a resolution commending former Mayor Elmer E. Robinson; the outcome is not on this page.
- Resolution welcoming Italian President Giovanni Gronchi to San Francisco was adopted.
- Resolution granting leaves of absence to Board of Education members, a recreation commissioner and the schools superintendent was adopted.
- Refusal of shops at Guerrero and Twenty-eighth Streets appealed
- Supervisor Blake asked that Municipal transit vehicles and City Hall be draped with Italian flags; the request was referred to departments.
- Board adopted a resolution welcoming the 41st Annual Convention of Kiwanis International.
- Acceptance of a quitclaim deed from Ring Oil Company for Kern County property was continued while Supervisor Blake sought an inspection.
- Proposed resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee urging General Motors to locate its assembly plant in San Francisco was referred to committee.
- Supervisor Blake's request for the Golden Gate Bridge and Highway District's policy clarifications was referred to the Streets Committee.
- Supervisor Blake proposed renaming the Streets and Highway Committee the Streets, Highways and Bridges Committee; sent to Rules Committee.
- Consideration of a state harbor licence for a small boat launching ramp at Pier 52 was continued one week.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the "Careers Unlimited for Women" program.
- [name withheld] congratulated on the twenty-fifth anniversary of his 365 Club.
- Supervisor Blake proposed that the City Planning Commission study a bridge from Fort Mason to Marin via [name withheld]; referred to Streets Committee.
- Protest overruled and assessment confirmed on Charter Oak Avenue
- Protest against vacating part of Nineteenth Street between Rhode Island and DeHaro Streets was overruled.
- Meyer and [name withheld] assessment application on Block 1577, Lot 6 was withdrawn by the Assessor's office and filed.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld], editor of The Little City News, by a vote of nine to none.
- Adopted, the Southern Freeway from Orizaba Avenue to the Bayshore
- Board of Equalization denied [name withheld] application to reduce the assessment on block 635, lot 5.
- Board of Equalization denied [name withheld] application to reduce the assessment on block 2364, lot 11-11A.
- Street levels on Chilton Street to be changed
- Part of Somerset Street proposed for closing for good
- Supervisor Blake asked that the Mayor's Maritime Committee be sent a letter of praise for winning shipyard work, and the Clerk was directed to comply.
- [name withheld] Terminals' possessory interest assessment of $67,273 was reduced to zero, approving its tax appeal.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Crosswalks at Grant Avenue and Maiden Lane were refused [name withheld] after Traffic objected.
- Supervisor Blake asked that a letter from non-produce owners seeking removal of blight designation be sent to committee.
- Resolution honours the late [name withheld], adopted by rising vote.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld].
- Protests against the Innes Avenue street improvement were denied and the assessments confirmed by the Streets Committee.
- Protests against the Olmstead Street improvement assessment were overruled and the assessment confirmed by the Board.
- Board welcomed the S.[name withheld] and asked the Mayor to proclaim January 2, 1957 as its day.
- Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld].
- Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld].
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld].
- Supervisor Blake presented a resolution urging the state to keep child care centers funded permanently; referred to committee.
- Board to hear protests against paving Campbell Avenue and Somerset Street, work done by [name withheld], contractors.
- Proposed amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance for Police Department clerk positions was continued one week.
- Resolution welcoming the S.[name withheld] was adopted on Supervisor Blake's motion.
- Creation of General Clerk-Stenographer positions in the Police Department was continued one week for investigation.
- Surplus Municipal Railway land on Hyde Street to be auctioned
- Protest denied over the Campbell Avenue and Somerset Street paving bill
- Supervisor Blake had the Clerk send letters thanking officials for winning a drydock for the Naval Shipyards.
- Truck ban on Nineteenth Avenue and Park-Presidio Boulevard voted down
- Board adopted a resolution welcoming the Lions International annual convention, June 26-29, 1957.
- Board adopted a resolution in memoriam honouring [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a resolution welcoming the steamship Matsonia to San Francisco.
- Supervisors moved to take the downtown one-way street measure, File 15746, out of Police Committee and calendar it for July 15.
- The Board adopted a resolution welcoming the new Western Pacific train ferry Las Plumas.
- Bonview Street south of Coso Avenue to be improved
- Part of Jessie Street west of Tenth Street to be closed
- University of California allowed a tunnel under Parnassus Avenue
- Dalewood Way made a public street with subdivision map approved
- Street levels on Jerrold Avenue to be changed near Quint Street
- Sidewalk widths changed on Thomas Avenue near Silver Avenue
- Bonview Street south of Coso Avenue to be improved
- Delta Street to be improved with $1,500 in city aid
- Resolution adopted welcoming [name withheld], S.J., to San Francisco.
- Board asked the Redevelopment Agency for a report on rehabilitating the Skid Row area, after reducing assessments there.
- Sewers ordered for Mansell Street between Somerset and Goettingen Streets
- Sewers to be built in Clarendon Avenue between Stanyan and Olympia
- The Board unanimously adopted a memorial resolution honouring [name withheld] by rising vote.
- The Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for city officials, including Police Commissioner Bissinger, were approved.
- The Board adopted a resolution opposing any move to close the Navy Purchasing Office in San Francisco.
- Board of Equalization reduced [name withheld] Terminals, Inc.'s $63,268 possessory interest assessment to zero.
- The Board adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld] by rising vote.
- Proposed vacation of Brussels Street between Burrows and Bacon Streets was re-referred to the Streets Committee for more information.
- The Board sent a letter commending the Mayor's Maritime Committee and Congressman John F. Shelley for winning a guided missile ship for the San Francisco Naval Shipyard.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim Sidewalk Superintendents' Day on September 5, 1957.
- Board adopted a resolution congratulating [name withheld] on his approaching retirement from the Navy.
- Board authorized representation at the County Supervisors Association annual conference in Santa Rosa, September 18-20, 1957.
- The Board adopted Resolution 18253, but its subject is not stated in this text.
- The Board adopted a request asking the Mayor to proclaim October 6-12, 1957 as Letter Writing Week.
- The Board asked Washington representatives to urge the Maritime Administration to favour West Coast Shipyards' bulkcarrier bids.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging rejection of proposals to levy a property tax on ships built in California.
- Geary Boulevard traffic plan sent back to the Police Committee
- Board adopted a resolution in memoriam of [name withheld] VII, jointly presented by Supervisors Blake and Ferdon.
- Board adopted a resolution in memoriam honouring [name withheld].
- Board adopted a resolution welcoming the schooner [name withheld] to San Francisco.
- [name withheld] [name withheld] commended for training blind combat veterans
- The Clerk was directed to urge the Maritime Commission and Congress to award shipbuilding contracts to San Francisco Naval Shipyards.
- Quarry south of Bay View Park given special permission
- The Board adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld] by rising vote.
- Standard Building Company was thanked for designating a new street to commemorate [name withheld].
- The Board adopted leave of absence for Supervisor James Leo Halley from November 1 to 8, 1957.
- The Board adopted a request that the Mayor proclaim October 24 Di [name withheld] Invitational Golf [name withheld].
- [name withheld] signs over land for the Fifth and Mission garage
- Bay View Park quarry appeal put off for a week
- Supervisor Dobbs mourns [name withheld], the late Clerk
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution in memory of [name withheld], presented by Supervisor Blake.
- Mayor recommended leaves of absence for named commissioners, board members and supervisors; outcome not printed on this page.
- [name withheld] orally protested the Mansell Street improvement, saying the work blocked access to her home.
- Leaves of absence granted to [name withheld] and [name withheld] for January and February 1958, with permission to leave the state.
- Board confirmed the assessment for the University Street improvement and Olmstead-to-Dwight sewer after no one protested.
- Resolution adopted in memoriam for Lt. [name withheld].
- Board adopted a resolution proposing Fort Point be established as a national monument in San Francisco.
- Resolution 41-58 was adopted on an 11-0 vote; its subject is not printed on this page.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending and congratulating Qantas Empire [name withheld], passing 11-0.
- Leaves of absence were granted to Mayor Christopher and four other officials for periods in March through September 1958.
- Appeal denied against the Holladay Avenue paving assessment
- A motion to raise the Senior Clerk salary range from $370-450 to $380-460 was defeated.
- Supervisors voted on amendments to proposed salary ranges for many city job classes; the Keeper range increase passed while most other proposed raises failed.
- A motion to raise the Insecticide Spray Operator salary from $490 to $550 was defeated.
- Leaves of absence for [name withheld], [name withheld], Zirpoli and [name withheld], with permission to leave the state, were adopted.
- Board adopted a resolution designating a site between York and Hampshire Streets, south of Alameda Street, for a public parking facility.
- Deal with the Parking Authority proposed for the Alameda-York parking plaza
- Land leased for the Alameda-York Parking Plaza near Hampshire Street
- Leaves of absence were approved for [name withheld], Mellon and Rolph, with permission to leave the state.
- $1.5M asked for sewers in the Bay View Park stadium roads
- Resolution welcoming the S.[name withheld] was adopted by the Board.
- The Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to two commission presidents, allowing them to travel out of state in April 1958.
- Board granted leaves of absence to several education, park, arts and planning officials for April and May 1958.
- The Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to several commissioners and Supervisor Ferdon for April and May 1958.
- Board adopted resolution welcoming the Class of 1961 of the United States Air Force Academy.
- The Board granted five city officials permission to leave the state on listed dates in April and May 1958.
- Housing rezoning refused for the block at Laguna and North Point
- No one objects to closing part of Cosgrove Street
- Board refused to restore a Public Defender staffing item in the budget, with the item left at $37,680, on a 5 to 5 vote.
- Leaves of absence approved for [name withheld], McGregor and Supervisor Zirpoli, with permission to leave the state.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a committee to welcome the U.S.[name withheld].
- Public Works $10,000 for lighting and air conditioning of Hall of Justice radio room temporarily postponed pending additional information.
- An item on Avila Street south of Prado, no action stated
- The Board adopted leaves of absence for ten appointed officials, including Police Commission President Paul Bissinger, in June 1958.
- Leaves of absence approved for Supervisor Dobbs, Supervisor Zirpoli and several city commissioners to travel out of state in June 1958.
- [name withheld] was commended by the Board for his years of faithful service to the city.
- Leaves of absence approved for [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld], allowing them to leave the state.
- The Board adopted a motion to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Board adopted a resolution congratulating the American Medical Association.
- Board adopted a resolution congratulating [name withheld] Restaurant.
- Leaves of absence in July 1958 were granted to three city officials, including Supervisor Rolph, with permission to leave the state.
- Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld].
- Aden Sabell's assessment appeal for Block 1451, Lot 41 was continued one week.
- Board representation at the County Supervisors Association annual meeting in Fresno, September 1958, was authorized.
- The Board commended the San Francisco Examiner Baseball School in a resolution adopted in July 1958.
- Comprehensive citywide zoning ordinance consideration was continued four weeks at the City Planning Commission's request.
- Part of Casey Drive at Bay View Park proposed for closing
- [name withheld] assessment appeal for Block 3734, Lot 17 was continued one week.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] building assessment on lot 32 was reduced from $2,850 to $2,100.
- The Board welcomed the 32nd Annual Propeller Club National Convention and American Merchant Marine Conference.
- [name withheld] Terminals, Inc.'s $61,516 possessory interest assessment appeal was denied; the valuation stands.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] building assessment on lot 26B was reduced from $2,750 to $2,000.
- The Board adopted the Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for several officials, including Supervisors Dobbs and Zirpoli, for July and August 1958.
- The Board congratulated the John Sexton Company, a wholesale grocer, on its 75th anniversary.
- Supervisor Blake presented a resolution endorsing Proposition 4, a $60,000,000 harbor bond issue on the November state ballot.
- [name withheld] building assessment was reduced from $18,000 to $12,500 after examination under oath.
- [name withheld], Director of Public Health, was granted leave of absence from August 1 to 17, 1958.
- Terry Francois was granted leave from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission from August 25 to September 2, 1958, with permission to leave the state.
- Chief Administrative Officer was authorized to attend the annual County Supervisors Association meeting.
- A resolution asking the San Francisco Port Authority to fill Channel Street between Fourth and Seventh Streets was referred to committee.
- Plan to rename upper Market Street Portola Drive sent back
- Street work bond for Lawton Heights Subdivision accepted from Gellert Bros and released to Smith Bros.
- Parts of Olmstead, Hamilton, Holyoke and Somerset Streets proposed for closing
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating the organizers on the successful Pacific Festival, presented by Supervisor Blake.
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating [name withheld] on launching the super-tanker SS Sister Katingo.
- Supervisor Blake moved to appoint [name withheld] as the City and County's ambassador on his trip to the Orient.
- Leaves of absence approved for Supervisor Dobbs and several department heads, with permission to leave the state.
- Board adopted a resolution congratulating [name withheld] as [name withheld] of the Year.
- Leaves of absence for the Mayor, City Attorney, City Planning president and Police Commissioner, all with permission to leave the state, were adopted.
- Resolution 977-58 was adopted by the Board; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Resolution 976-58 was adopted by the Board; its subject is not printed on this page.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to name an official delegation to the inauguration of Governor-elect Edmund G. Brown.
- Shops proposed for the block between Woolsey and Bowdoin Streets
- Resolution urging San Francisco be chosen as site for the 1959 International Film Festival was adopted.
- Resolution congratulating the Matson Navigation Company was adopted by the Board.
- The Board adopted a leave of absence for Library Commissioner [name withheld], from November 27 to December 6, 1958.
- Leaves of absence granted to four city commissioners and officials for trips out of the state in late 1958 and early 1959.
- Mayor's request granting [name withheld] leave of absence from December 25, 1958 to January 1, 1959 was adopted.
- Board adopted a resolution commending the San Francisco Examiner and [name withheld].
- Leaves of absence granted to [name withheld], Alfonso Zirpoli and [name withheld] for late 1958 and early 1959 travel.
- Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to Supervisors Ferdon and Dobbs for January 1959 trips out of state.
- December hearing set on street levels at Los Palmos Drive
- Board members and the Clerk were authorized to attend Governor-elect Brown's inauguration in Sacramento, January 5-6, 1959.
- Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to Mayor Christopher and four other officials for January and February 1959.
- Resolution asking the Mayor to proclaim Di [name withheld] Invitational Golf [name withheld] was adopted.
- The Chair ruled out of order a Blake request telling the Recreation and Park Commission not to rescind its Russian Hill land request.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging Congress to appropriate construction funds for a new federal office building in San Francisco.
- Mayor Christopher and Supervisor Halley were granted leaves of absence, with permission to leave the state, in February 1959.
- The Board adopted a resolution urging federal authorities to consolidate troopship operations and centre them in the Bay Area.
- Supervisor Blake's request to coordinate city facilities with the State Harbor Board's reconstruction plan was referred to committee.
- Supervisor Blake's request to clarify the Board's freeway resolution re Golden Gate Bridge approaches was referred to the Streets Committee.
- Assessment for improving Boutwell Street and Islais Creek Channel confirmed after a hearing of protests, with no speakers.
- The Board confirmed the assessment for improving Athens Street between Rolph Street and Geneva Avenue after no one objected.
- Resolution 104-59 was adopted by the Board of Supervisors on February 9, 1959.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the 5th [name withheld] (H).
- Leaves of absence approved for five city officials, including Police Commissioner Paul Bissinger, for spring 1959 periods.
- Board set March 16, 1959 at 2:00 P.M. to consider appointing a road commissioner.
- Resolution 167-59 was adopted; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Resolution 195-59 adopted, giving [name withheld], [name withheld] and Nat [name withheld] permission to leave the state.
- Wires to go underground on Brotherhood Way, passed for second reading
- City takes over the new roadway on Mendell Street
- Leaves of absence to leave the state were granted to Sheriff Carberry and two appointed board members.
- Grant Avenue closed for a day between Geary and Post Streets
- Leaves of absence granted to Police Commissioner Bissinger, City Attorney Holm and Recreation official Kimbell in 1959.
- Board granted leaves of absence to Police Commission president Thomas Mellon and Fire Commissioner Bert Simon.
- Leaves of absence were approved for Board president Dobbs and several city officials for April to June 1959.
- Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to several city officials, allowing them to travel outside the state.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld].
- Supervisor Blake proposed funds to help pay costs of the 1959 County Supervisors Annual Legislative Meeting; sent to Finance Committee.
- Several city officials, including [name withheld], were granted leaves of absence in spring and summer 1959.
- Issuance of $2,000,000 Hetch Hetchy Power Bonds was temporarily postponed by the Board without objection.
- Board adopted a resolution congratulating [name withheld], presented by Supervisor Blake.
- Issuance of $900,000 school bonds was temporarily postponed by the Board without objection.
- Leaves of absence granted to Supervisor Blake and other city officials for May and June 1959.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld], presented by Supervisor Blake.
- Supervisor Blake moved to adopt a resolution commending the San Francisco Police Officers Association.
- Blake asks to keep $13,000 for a second park course
- Blake asks to keep the money for the Harding Park course
- Blake asks to keep $50,000 to convert the Harding Park course
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint [name withheld] an Ambassador of [name withheld] for the city.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending the San Francisco World Trade Center Authority and its chairman [name withheld].
- The Board adopted the Mayor's recommendation granting summer leaves of absence to several city officials, including Supervisor Zirpoli.
- Leaves of absence to leave the state were granted to Police Commissioner Bissinger, Recreation and Park Commissioner [name withheld] and Supervisor Rolph for June 1959.
- Board ordered [name withheld] and Dikeman Places vacated after a public hearing where no one objected.
- The Board sent a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a resolution commending Weldon L. Richards and Associates, developers of The [name withheld] cooperative apartments.
- Parnassus Avenue rezoning appeal put off for a week
- Leaves of absence granted to [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] for summer 1959 trips out of state.
- Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a resolution vacating a portion of Stevenson Street east of Ninth Street after a hearing with no objection.
- Supervisor Blake asked the Clerk to urge Fire and Police Commissions to enforce the open-air burning ban; oil-burning review referred to committee.
- Owners' bill confirmed for the Concord Street improvement
- Board sat as County Board of Equalization so owners could file property assessment reduction applications until July 20, 1959.
- The Board adopted a resolution vacating the westerly 20 feet of School Alley after a public hearing with no objection.
- A public hearing on the proposed vacation of a portion of Harlan Place, west of Grant Avenue, opened with no speakers.
- The Board took up the assessment appeal of [name withheld] and [name withheld]; the reduction outcome continues on the next page.
- Supervisor Blake asked the Municipal Railway to report on smoke and irritants from its buses; no objection was raised.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for Veterans' Day.
- Leaves of absence granted to Mayor George Christopher and several officials for July and August 1959, with permission to leave the state.
- [name withheld] Terminals, Inc's possessory interest assessment appeal of $59,115 was heard; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Widening and extension of Marietta Drive approved
- S.F. Downtown Parking Corp.'s possessory interest assessment of $317,567 was examined under oath; the outcome continues on the next page.
- City praises Call Bulletin's campaign against street litter
- Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to several city commissioners and officers in July and August 1959.
- Blake moved that the Board tell the State it does not oppose a new Golden Gate Bridge approach and urge quick construction.
- Blake asked the Public Utilities Commission to study a fuel tax on airlines using San Francisco International Airport.
- Board adopted a resolution commending the Secretary of the Navy and congratulating [name withheld] on his promotion to rear admiral.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld], sponsored by Supervisors Blake and Halley.
- Municipal Court emergency funds of $1,200 for visiting judges' salaries were continued one week.
- Supervisor Blake's motion requesting weekly progress reports on the Candlestick Park baseball stadium construction was adopted without objection.
- County Clerk emergency funds of $2,410 for temporary salaries and supplies were continued one week.
- Water Department payment of $11,256.92 to [name withheld] for assessments was continued one week.
- $1,500 for chemicals to mask the smell of Channel Street waterway
- Weekly progress reports on Candlestick Park stadium construction requested
- The Board opened a hearing on protests against the Yosemite Avenue improvement between Keith and Jennings Streets.
- Leaves of absence were granted to five city officials, allowing them to travel out of the state.
- Supervisor Blake's request for letters seeking a full report on San Francisco road and street deficiencies was approved without objection.
- Architect asked for ideas on freeway ramps at Clay and Washington
- Supervisor Blake asked the Parking Authority to check [name withheld] claim of 3,000 downtown peak-hour parking spaces.
- Mayor's departments asked to report on Candlestick Park progress
- Leaves of absence granted to five city officials, including Supervisor Zirpoli, for September and October 1959 travel out of state.
- Robert D. Barbagelata given sidewalk space on El Camino Del Mar
- Mayor's recommendation granting leaves of absence to several city officials, including the City Attorney and Superintendent of Schools, was adopted.
- A portion of Conkling Street at its northerly end was vacated by resolution after a hearing with no objectors.
- Board adopted a resolution commending the San Francisco Examiner for its conduct of the I Am An American Day celebration.
- Five city officials were granted permission to leave the state for October 1959 absences.
- Supervisor Blake's Resolution 856-59 was adopted; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Leaves of absence granted to Mayor Christopher, several supervisors and city [name withheld] November 1959 dates.
- Supervisor Blake's resolution requesting a proclamation of [name withheld], November 2-25, 1959, was adopted.
- The Board adopted the Mayor's recommendation granting leaves of absence to three city officers in November and December 1959.
- Blake asked the Golden Gate Bridge District to consider sightseer facilities at Vista Point on the [name withheld]; referred to committee.
- Leaves of absence with permission to leave the state were granted to several city commission members for November 1959 dates.
- The Board adopted a resolution commending [name withheld].
- Mayor George Christopher and Recreation and Park Commission [name withheld] were granted leaves of absence to leave the state in late November 1959.
- Blake's request to refer a Ford Foundation proposal for a Bay Area development survey to committee.
- Board to sit as Committee of the Whole on December 14 to approve or reject revised water rates.
- Board adopted leaves of absence for [name withheld], Dobbs, Ferdon and McMahon for December 1959 periods.
- Board adopted resolution granting leaves of absence to [name withheld], Rolph and [name withheld] for late 1959 travel.
- Recreation and Park Commissioner Francis J. Herz was granted leave of absence December 11-14, 1959, with permission to leave the state.
- Resolution congratulating Crown Zellerbach Corporation on its new building was adopted.
- Resolution urging San Franciscans to ring bells at noon on December 23 to welcome [name withheld] home, adopted.
- Resolution declaring intention to vacate a portion of Linden Street was adopted.
- The Board carried a motion sending New Year's greetings and wishes for a speedy recovery to [name withheld] [name withheld].
- [name withheld] leave of absence from the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, January 22-26, 1959, was adopted.
- A leave of absence for an employee was adopted by the Board.
- The Board adopted a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- The Board asked the California Heritage Council to help have Fort Point declared a historical monument.
- Four city officials get permission to leave the state.
- $105,000 voted to extend emergency water mains on Grove Street
- City marks February 7-13, 1960 as Children's Dental Health Week
- Mayor and several officials get permission to be out of state
- The Board adopted a resolution congratulating Admiral
- Mayor asked to name a Washington-Lincoln birthday committee
- $437 emergency money for juvenile hall pest control; sent to committee.
- Several city officials allowed leave to travel out of state.
- Allison Street sidewalk bill confirmed and sent to the contractor
- City honours Camp Fire Girls council on its 50th anniversary
- Laguna Honda Home emergency funds sent to Finance Committee.
- Board asks the Mayor to appoint a committee to receive President [name withheld]; adopted.
- Proposed vacation of an unnamed road beside Clarendon Avenue, exchanged for land needed to widen Clarendon, passed for second reading.
- Bonview Street paving bill confirmed and sent to the contractor
- Several city officials given permission to leave the state
- Several city officials given leave to travel out of state.
- [name withheld] Street closed for good for the McLaren Park golf course
- Leaves of absence granted to several board members
- Right turns only at Laguna Street and Marina Boulevard, late afternoons
- City urges federal approval of Skyline National Parkway
- Peralta Avenue paving bill confirmed and sent to the contractor
- Board vacated public service easements in Block 2826, Perego Heights Subdivision, and accepted land from [name withheld] for sewer easements.
- [name withheld] protests the proposed closing of Mendosa Avenue
- An adoption vote over portions of Stanford Heights and Burnett Avenues
- Supervisor Blake asked the Recreation and Park Department to study acquiring Navy floats for boat landings at Candlestick Park.
- War Memorial temporary staff money sent to committee; still pending
- Burnett Avenue paving bill confirmed and sent to the contractor
- Three officials get permission to leave the state.
- Elm Street proposed for closing west of Pierce Street
- Six officials get permission to leave the state.
- Candlestick Park repair money sent to committee.
- Leaves of absence granted to several city commissioners and officials, including the Police Commission president, to leave the state in May and June 1960.
- Supervisor Blake questions Candlestick Park payments made after April 12
- Sports Center firm allowed to use part of Mission Street sidewalk
- Board approved leaves of absence for four commissioners and Supervisor Sullivan, with permission to leave the state.
- City commends Evelyn La Place
- Jamestown Avenue paving bills confirmed and sent to the contractor
- Three city officials granted leave of absence in June and July.
- Four Jamestown Avenue owners protest their bills for Harney's street work
- Formal welcome given to
- Public health power bills of $22,799 sent to finance committee.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Leaves of absence granted to [name withheld] of the Retirement Board and Supervisor Zirpoli; adopted.
- Mangels Avenue stretch to stop being a public street; vote not shown.
- Board honours newspaper and donors for Chilean earthquake relief
- Several officials get leave to travel out of state.
- Portion of Arch Street north of Sargent Street vacated by Resolution 449-60 after a hearing where no one spoke.
- [name withheld] Terminals' tax cut to zero approved
- Bradford Street work sent back to committee
- Melrose, Edgewood and Egbert Avenues sent back to Streets Committee
- Smaller tax cut for ballpark company voted down
- Several city officials given leave to be out of state.
- Several city officials given leave to be out of state.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for Veterans' Day.
- Three city officials given time off to travel out of state.
- Board adopts the Mayor's leaves of absence for Blake and four other officials to travel out of state in August 1960.
- Fire chief Murray granted leave September 1–19 to travel out of state
- Adopted: leaves of absence granted to Library Commissioner [name withheld] and Public Utilities Commissioner Thomas White for September 1960 trips.
- Adoption moved for Iowa, Indiana and Twenty-sixth Streets
- Officials given leave to travel out of state.
- Parts of Allison Street and two avenues given up
- An adoption vote over Lyon, North Point and Beach Streets
- The Board passed on first reading an ordinance vacating part of Wawona Street at Twenty-fifth Avenue and conveying it to [name withheld].
- Several officials allowed to leave the state
- $5,000 welfare building repairs sent to committee.
- Clarendon Avenue paving bill confirmed and sent to the contractor
- City praises sponsors of the S.[name withheld] mission
- Mayor asked to proclaim October 30 United
- Several officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- City commends
- Supervisors congratulate
- Emergency money for temporary staff and supplies sent to committee.
- Powhattan Avenue paving bill confirmed and handed to the contractor
- Leaves of absence granted to the Mayor, supervisors and commissioners for periods in October and November 1960.
- Supervisor Ertola presented a resolution congratulating the Italian American Chamber of Commerce of the Pacific Coast on its 75th anniversary.
- The Board approved leaves of absence for [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] in November 1960.
- Mansell Street paving bill confirmed and handed to the contractor
- 2017 Webster Street rezoned for denser apartment housing
- Board ordered a portion of Grand View Avenue vacated, closing that part of the street to public use.
- Business branch library lease at 68 Post Street put off
- A resolution to vacate a portion of Grand View Avenue was taken up after a public hearing, with the outcome continuing on the next page.
- Legal opinion sought on Mayor Christopher campaigning for a candidate
- Wayland Street crossings improved at Cambridge and Yale with $3,000 aid
- Rules for disposing of unclaimed personal property sent to committee.
- Investigation of a fallout shelter program for San Francisco referred to the Public Health and Welfare Committee.
- Five city officials allowed to travel out of state
- Public Utilities commissioner allowed to travel out of state
- Raymond Avenue paving bill confirmed and handed to the contractor
- Three officials, including a supervisor, given permission to leave the state
- Letter of sympathy sent to the family of
- Five city officials given permission to leave the state.
- Melrose Avenue paving bill confirmed and handed to the contractor
- Six city officials get leave to be out of state
- Board adopted the Mayor's recommendation granting Board of Permit Appeals member J. Max Moore leave of absence to leave the state.
- Cresta Vista Drive paving assessment confirmed and handed to the contractor
- Supervisor J. Joseph Sullivan named to county association board
- Several city commissioners given permission to leave the state.
- Supervisor Blake proposed a $20,000 survey on a Pacific Heights tunnel, and the proposal was referred to committee.
- Board adopted leaves of absence for Supervisor Halley and several city commissioners and officers, February and January 1961.
- City praises American Legion women's ritual team.
- Los Palmos Drive paving assessment confirmed and sent to the contractor
- Several city officials given permission to leave the state.
- The Board adopted a resolution sponsored by Supervisors Blake, Rolph and Zirpoli, with the subject not printed in this text.
- Three commissioners granted leave to be out of state
- Several officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Part of Stevenson Street given up as a public street
- $22,000 for worker injury payments sent to committee.
- Part of Fountain Street given up as a public street
- Several officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Clerk directed to ask the Chief Administrative Officer for status on rebuilding San Francisco General Hospital and Laguna Honda Home.
- Mangels Avenue paving assessment confirmed and sent to the contractor
- Supervisors extended congratulations to
- Sick-leave money for emergency hospital staff sent to committee.
- Five city commissioners cleared to travel out of state
- Mayflower and Peralta crossing paving bill confirmed for the contractor
- Ordway Street paving assessment confirmed and sent to the contractor
- Supervisors praised [name withheld] with a formal commendation
- Supervisor Blake presented a resolution expressing felicitations to San Francisco's Irish-Americans and the Monoghan Brothers.
- Public Defender and planning commissioner get leave to travel out of state
- Board asked the City Planning Commission to prepare a master plan for beautifying Market Street.
- Southern Freeway route sent back to committee after changes.
- City endorses Hire a Veteran Week, May 7-13
- Praise for Holiday magazine's San Francisco issue sent to committee.
- Army Street paving assessment confirmed and sent to the contractor
- Several city officials get leave to travel out of state.
- Several city officials get leave to travel out of state.
- Mayor recommended leaves of absence for seven city officials to travel out of state in April and May 1961.
- Several city officials given permission to leave the state
- Mojave Street paving assessment confirmed and sent to the contractor
- Named city officials allowed to travel out of state.
- Support for state bill on BART bond votes set aside.
- Supervisor Blake called the aging committee item out of committee, and the Board directed the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee for the aged.
- Grant Avenue closed for the Guardsmen's rally for underprivileged children
- Board adopted the Mayor's recommendation granting leaves of absence to several city officials in May and June 1961.
- Leaves of absence were granted to [name withheld] and [name withheld] Soher to leave the state.
- Annual budget and salary laws set for final vote June 1
- Board asked mayor to appoint [name withheld] committee
- Leaves of absence granted to Mayor Christopher and two commissioners to leave the State in June 1961.
- Shops refused on Church Street between Fifteenth and Sixteenth
- City endorses Hakoah Athletic Club's soccer fund drive
- Shops refused on Fell Street east of Baker Street
- Board granted leaves of absence to five city commissioners and board members to travel out of the state.
- City congratulated the Parisian French Bakery
- Board sent a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Planning commissioner given permission to be out of state
- Supervisor Blake asked the Parking Authority and Redevelopment Agency to study temporary parking on cleared Redevelopment Area E sites.
- Property tax reduction request from Republic Properties held for later.
- Property tax reduction request from [name withheld] held for later.
- Leaves of absence for three city officials approved
- Pacific Gas and Electric asked to remove its Bay Street tank
- Parking firm System Auto Parks and Garages asked to occupy McAllister Street sidewalk for a parking sign; sent back to committee.
- Resolution adopted granting leaves of absence to Supervisor Dobbs and two city commissioners, with permission to leave the state.
- Port of San Francisco Grain Terminal, Inc's possessory interest reduced from $58,195 to nil on the assessment roll.
- Named officials granted leave to travel out of state
- Four city officials were granted leaves of absence to travel out of state in August 1961.
- Clerk directed to send Congressman John F. Shelley a congratulatory communication for efforts to save the Naval Shipyard.
- Several city officials granted leave to travel out of state
- Bid for two-family zoning on Grand View Avenue turned down
- $2,815 for temporary police civilian pay approved as emergency
- Mayor asked to declare [name withheld] 3
- Five city officials get permission to travel out of state
- Two officials get leave to be out of state
- No one objects to closing Old Channel and Florida Streets
- Goettingen Street appeal put off another week
- Supervisor Blake proposed moving the California State Fair to San Francisco's Hunters Point area; the proposal was referred to committee.
- Orizaba Avenue paving assessment confirmed and sent to the contractor
- Congratulates Supervisor Alfonso Zirpoli
- Shops refused on Somerset Street south of Silver Avenue
- Approves leave for several city officials to travel out of state.
- Supervisor Blake presented a request to appoint a citizens' committee for the County Supervisors Association conference and accept gifts.
- Congratulates Daly City on its golden anniversary
- Supervisor Blake presented a resolution commending General Steamship Company and [name withheld] Lumber Company; outcome not shown on this page.
- Board approved leaves of absence for several city commissioners and officials, all with permission to leave the state.
- Southern Pacific's Division Street spur track moves to the south side
- Evening stopping ban dropped on Eighth Street, added on Larkin Street
- South Van Ness north of 13th Street stops being public street
- Board adopted leaves of absence for Police Commissioner Bissinger and Public Utilities Commissioner White, both allowed to leave the state.
- Supervisors protest state handing city streets back after highway move
- City asks Bay Area air district for report on smog cuts
- Hearing held on closing Brenham Place between Clay and Washington
- Board adopted a resolution in memoriam honouring the late Archbishop [name withheld], by a rising vote.
- City Planning Commissioner Rockrise allowed to travel out of state
- The Board ordered a portion of Burnett Avenue at Golding Lane vacated after a public hearing drew no objections.
- Parts of Alpha Street and Tioga Avenue closed for good
- Museum director allowed to leave state, Oct 30 to Nov 17
- Universal International Studios asks to hang banners over Grant Avenue
- St. Mary's Avenue closed so St. John's School can play
- Burnside Avenue paving assessment confirmed for the contractor
- City adopted, as amended, a policy favouring preservation of the Presidio as it now exists.
- Three officials allowed to leave state, November 1961.
- Yield sign set at Brunswick and Lowell Streets
- Supervisor Casey asks to close Fulton Street between Hyde and Larkin
- Cost of the Harold Avenue paving confirmed for the contractor
- City workers praised for United Crusade giving
- Extra $5,000 for auditorium temporary staff still pending.
- Cost of the Golden Gate Heights paving confirmed for the contractor
- Leaves of absence granted to [name withheld] and City Planning Commissioner [name withheld], both allowed to leave the state.
- Cost of the Armstrong Avenue crossing confirmed for the contractor
- Resolution granting leaves of absence to [name withheld] and [name withheld], both with permission to leave the state, was adopted.
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the
- Cost of the Van Dyke Avenue paving confirmed for the contractor
- Leaves of absence granted to Recreation and Park Commissioner Herz and [name withheld], with permission to leave the state.
- Board adopted leaves of absence for Mayor Christopher and other officials over late December 1961 and early January 1962.
- Southern Pacific given a spur track on Eighteenth Street
- Supervisor Blake asked the City Attorney to study barring foreign-made materials on city construction contracts; request granted.
- A resolution protesting a proposed three-year moratorium on American ship construction was ordered drafted and sent to committee.
- Art Commission president granted leave to travel out of state
- $13,213 for temporary and [name withheld] sent to committee.
- Five city officers were granted leaves of absence from February 1962 to travel outside the state.
- Five city officials get leave to travel out of state.
- [name withheld] granted leave as War Memorial trustee for February 14-20, 1962, with permission to leave the state.
- Two planning officials get leave to travel out of state.
- State money to finish setting up family help program approved
- The Board adopted a motion to send a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Right turn only signs set at Fowler Street and Portola Drive
- Board ordered a portion of Dunbar Alley between Washington and Merchant Streets vacated.
- O'Farrell and Buchanan Street measure passed for second reading
- Part of Dunbar Alley closed for good between Washington and Merchant
- Named officials given permission to leave the state.
- Supervisors backed a state bill: no sales tax on county hospital medicines
- State freeway agreement for Embarcadero stretch sent to committee.
- Adopted resolution recommending state bill SB 7 exempt county hospitals' prescription medicine purchases from sales and use taxes.
- Taxi fare increase put on hold for now.
- Leaves of absence with permission to leave the State were granted to several commissioners and board members for spring and summer 1962.
- Leaves of absence for three city commissioners to travel out of state were adopted by the Board.
- Mayor and three officials get leave to travel out of state
- Five officials given permission to leave the state on set dates
- Some city commissioners and chiefs granted leave to be out of state
- The Board adopted a motion authorizing one supervisor to attend an emergency planning conference in [name withheld] on April 27, 1962.
- Board asked to overturn the Waller Street rezoning denial
- Street levels to be changed on Thirtieth Street
- Cost of the Ankeny Street crossings confirmed for the contractor
- Several city officials granted permission to leave the state.
- City backed a state vote to extend daylight saving time
- Supervisors backed a fundraising appeal for a junior soccer team
- No one protests the Gellert Bros. paving of Allison Street
- Three city board members allowed to leave the state
- Supervisors ask for a United Nations Charter Month proclamation
- Cost of the Allison Street and Watt Avenue paving confirmed
- Supervisors congratulate Matson Navigation Company
- Leaves of absence granted to several city officers and commissioners for periods in May and June 1962; adopted.
- Board adopted a resolution welcoming the SS Oregon and congratulating States Steamship Company.
- Cost of the Hamerton Avenue paving confirmed for the contractor
- Supervisors welcome SS Oregon and congratulate shipping company
- Supervisors ask for a citizens' committee for Flag Day
- Twin Peaks land purchase for parks sent to committee.
- Part of Fremont Street closed for good southeast of Harrison Street
- Six city officials were granted leaves of absence from late May to August 1962, with permission to leave the state.
- Resolution ordered the vacation of a portion of Fremont Street southeast of Harrison Street.
- Bill for the Patterson Street paving put before the Board
- Jackson Street to be closed for the [name withheld] Festival
- Money for temporary Assessor staff sent to committee
- Bill for the Twelfth Avenue paving put before the Board
- Southern bay crossing at [name withheld] sent back to committee
- Land division plan for Sunnydale Green approved
- Alert Alley street work sent back to committee
- Sixteenth Street work proposed with $180,000 toward new sewers
- Resolution proposing joint city and state studies of a Panhandle Parkway connection to the Golden Gate Bridge approach is under debate and amendment.
- Several city officials granted leave to be away from the state.
- City commends
- Cost of the Peralta Avenue paving confirmed for the contractor
- Several city officials granted leave to be away from the state
- The Board congratulated [name withheld] 365 Club by resolution.
- Taxi and sedan fare cut proposal sent to committee.
- Leaves of absence granted to the Mayor, two commissioners, the Clerk and a general manager for late June and July 1962.
- Leaves for Mayor and several officials; decision not shown.
- Cost of the Bradford Street paving confirmed for the contractor
- The Board adopted a resolution urging that the Military Sea Transportation Service operations be kept at Fort Mason.
- Amendment proposed to drop the city's utility reservation on Front Street
- Closing part of [name withheld] Park and O'Farrell Street; vote not shown.
- Downtown Parking Corp.'s appeal over its possessory-interest tax on the 5th and Mission garage was continued one week.
- Plan to remove part of Burnett Avenue delayed one week.
- Hearing on closing part of Burnett Avenue put off a week
- Sutter-Stockton garage tax-cut request put off a week.
- Tax value on one building cut by $1,000
- Cost of the Griffith Street paving confirmed for the contractor
- Part of Burnett Avenue closed for good south of Copper Alley
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] allowed a patio on Calhoun Terraces
- One household allowed a patio and planting on city land
- Part of Burnett Avenue removed from city streets
- Board adopted Resolution 435-62 ordering the vacation of parts of certain streets within the Embarcadero-Lower Market redevelopment area.
- Riskins' sewer pipe on Shrader Street sent back to committee
- Board refuses to pave Sixth Avenue at city expense
- City urges public to join [name withheld] Fandango celebration
- Merging Hetch Hetchy with the Water Department put off
- City commissioners and staff given leaves of absence
- Urging voters to back BART bond sent to Finance Committee.
- The Clerk was directed to send [name withheld] the Board's wishes for a speedy recovery.
- A letter of sympathy was sent to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Board confirms the cost assessment for improving Powhattan Avenue
- City formally commended
- Board adopted the Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for several city officers in September 1962.
- Proposed safety material rule for showers and exit doors sent to committee.
- Tuition help for city workers' courses not yet final.
- The Board adopted a resolution ordering the vacation of Drumm Street between Pacific Avenue and The Embarcadero.
- The Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to three city commissioners and board members for stated September-November 1962 periods.
- City requested a United Nationalities Day proclamation
- Change of use approved for 1801 Van Ness Avenue
- Opposition to ballot Proposition 34 sent to committee.
- Board confirms the cost assessment for improving Pasadena Street
- Mayor George Christopher and one trustee allowed to travel out of state
- A supervisor and two commissioners granted leave to travel out of state
- City congratulates Marin County on new civic center opening
- Officials and commissioners granted leave to be out of state.
- St. Mary's College allowed a bell tower replica on College Avenue
- Mayor recommended leave of absence for Superintendent of [name withheld], November 6-11, 1962, to leave the state.
- City aid of $6,500 toward improving Ingerson Avenue and Gilroy Street
- City takes over the new roadways on Griffith and Bemis Streets
- Agreement with the State to rearrange Sharp Park [name withheld] facilities for the Pacifica Freeway passed for second reading.
- Part of Hulbert Avenue proposed for closing near Clara Street
- $2,600 in city aid toward improving Salinas Avenue
- New street levels proposed for Masonic Avenue between Geary and Oak
- Board approves the map for widening Ellis Street
- Universal Land Company allowed a brick sidewalk on Maiden Lane
- The Clerk was directed to ask the parties for a status report on the Crosstown Tunnel and Panhandle Freeway study.
- [name withheld] and Greenstone granted leave to be out of state
- The Clerk was directed to ask the Federal Legislative Representative for the status of Skyline National Parkway legislation.
- Board confirms the cost assessment for improving Velasco Avenue
- Leaves of absence approved for several city officials
- Part of Hulbert Alley closed for good near Clara Street
- Part of Hulbert Alley northwest of Clara Street vacated by resolution adopted by the Board.
- Plan letting R-3 buildings in R-2 areas continued [name withheld] week.
- Leaves of absence with permission to leave the state were granted to several city officials, including the Mayor and Police Chief.
- Two city officials granted leave with permission to leave state
- New rules for approving housing developments sent to committee.
- Four officials, two of them supervisors, allowed to leave the state
- Supervisors formally praise St.
- Streets listed around Drumm and Davis Streets, no action stated
- The Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to the Art, Fire and Public Welfare Commissioners for early 1963.
- Griffith Street paving bill confirmed and handed to the contractor
- Hearing on proposed grade changes on Masonic Avenue between Geary Boulevard and Oak Street was postponed indefinitely and sent back to committee.
- Leaves of absence for the mayor and other officials approved.
- Library Commissioner [name withheld] and Public Utilities Commissioner Thomas White were granted leaves of absence to leave the state.
- The Board adopted a motion sending a letter of sympathy to the family of the late [name withheld].
- Leave approved for Supervisor Boas and a commissioner
- A letter of sympathy was approved for the family of the late [name withheld].
- Supervisor Blake asked the Public Library Commission to report on construction of a branch library in Balboa Park.
- Controller asked what the city gives the San Francisco Symphony
- Leaves of absence granted to War Memorial Trustee [name withheld] and Supervisor Harold S. Dobbs for February 1963.
- Leaves of absence for three city officials; no vote shown.
- A motion carried with no subject on this page
- Contractor to be handed the Anderson Street paving bill
- Pay raise for a messenger center supervisor turned down
- Board granted leaves of absence to four city officials to travel outside California from late March to early April 1963.
- Several city officials get permission to travel out of state.
- Rules for public land outside the mapped area still under review.
- Leaves of absence granted to Harold Dobbs, [name withheld] and [name withheld], with permission to leave the state.
- Supervisors praise the Terranesians of the
- Air space over Webster Street proposed for the Japanese Trade Center
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- $26,100 emergency spending for sheriff and tax office sent to committee.
- Board members and city officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Board commended TV station KPIX
- Supervisor Blake's proposal to approve the Unit Three subdivision map in Diamond Heights was referred to committee.
- Ingalls Street paving bill confirmed and handed to the contractor
- Request to study need for more police patrols; not voted on.
- City to design freeway work for the state
- Contractor to be handed the Crestmont Drive paving bill
- Sawyer Street closed for good between Arleta and Raymond Avenues
- Leaves of absence approved for several city commissioners and supervisors during July and August 1963.
- City urges state to restore $50,000 for alcohol treatment program
- Part of Petrarch Place, Bush to Pine, no longer a public street
- A motion carried with no subject on this page
- Mayor recommended leaves of absence for three city officials, including Public Welfare Director Ronald Born, to leave the state.
- Supervisor Blake's resolution endorsing the Pacific Heights tunnel and Golden Gate Bridge approaches was referred to the Streets Committee.
- Supervisor Tamaras proposed amending Traffic Code sections on removing abandoned vehicles from city streets.
- Leaves of absence for several city officials approved.
- City honours [name withheld] in memoriam
- City honours [name withheld] in memoriam
- Part of Homestead Street north of Clipper Street closed
- [name withheld] Street and nearby streets closed between Sixth and Seventh
- City backs underground Crosstown tunnel and Golden Gate Bridge approaches.
- Part of Gonzalez Drive at Crespi Drive no longer a public street
- Consideration of vacating part of Homestead Street north of Clipper Street was continued one week.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance vacating a portion of Sixteenth Street south of Roosevelt Way.
- No objections heard to closing part of Merrimac Street
- [name withheld] land to be bought for the Excelsior library
- Supervisor Blake's proposal to favour San Francisco firms in city contracts was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Blake had the Clerk write to the State Highway Commission chairman asking why Golden Gate Bridge approach widening is not proceeding.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the California Highway Commission to hold a hearing on relocating State Route 253 as a freeway.
- Supervisor Blake's request to study community work programmes for unemployed parents was referred to the Public Health and Welfare Committee.
- Joint working agreement with the Parking Authority for a 9th Avenue parking facility was temporarily postponed.
- Clement Street parking facility deal postponed temporarily.
- The Board voted to send Mr. and [name withheld] its congratulations on the birth of their son.
- Supervisor Blake asked the Mayor to press federal action to restore ship building and repair jobs at the Naval Shipyard.
- Board granted several city officials permission to leave the state during listed September and October 1963 periods.
- [name withheld] was appointed San Francisco's representative on the Bay Counties Water Problems Committee.
- Congratulations voted for [name withheld] debut with the Chicago Cubs
- Supervisor Blake presented a proposal urging immediate construction of the Central Freeway Extension.
- The City adopted a policy transferring its membership from the North Coast Counties to the Central Coast Counties section of the County Supervisors Association.
- City urges Navy to build new aircraft carrier at SF shipyard
- Supervisor Blake proposed urging the Governor and Highway Commission to create a freeway commission; referred to Streets Committee.
- Reply to State insists all feasible freeway routes be studied
- Leaves of absence for several officials approved
- Board amended and moved to adopt a resolution urging a study of land use, traffic and economics in the Lower Market-Embarcadero area.
- Contractor to be handed the Tenth Avenue paving bill
- The Board adopted, as amended, a resolution stating it does not interfere with Clay-Washington Streets ramps to the Embarcadero Freeway.
- Leaves of absence for several officials approved
- The Board granted Supervisor Blake's request that Public Works submit revised plans for restoring the Palace of [name withheld].
- Supervisor Blake asked the Recreation and Park Department to fix seats at Kezar Stadium that damage clothing; request granted.
- Department heads granted leave to travel out of state
- [name withheld] commended as an outstanding young Californian
- Paving bill for Jerrold Avenue confirmed and sent to the contractor
- Closing part of Spring and Summer Streets delayed a week.
- Supervisors urged waiting on Fort Mason ship docks pending a city study
- Closing of Spring and Summer Streets sent back to committee
- Supervisors voted to postpone a proposal cutting the allowed floor area ratio in downtown C-3 districts from 20 to 16.
- Board approved extending emergency relief grants to dependent non-residents for January and February 1964.
- Commendation for [name withheld] approved
- Supervisor Blake proposed the city seek surplus federal Fort Mason land for a city park; referred to committee.
- Supervisors were granted permission to leave the State for official travel in January and February 1964.
- City formally opposes pay television
- California Veterans' Board may use the Chambers on February 14
- Leaves of absence for city officials approved.
- Five city officials were granted leave with permission to travel out of state in February and March 1964.
- Board confirms the cost assessment for improving Sixteenth Street
- Study of a dome over Candlestick Park for wind problems approved
- Supervisor Blake asked the Welfare Department and Housing Authority to study combining their offices in South of Market.
- $100,500 for extra automatic sprinkler work sent to committee.
- Taxi stand rules proposed for repeal; sent to committee.
- Support for Northern California waterway funding sent to committee.
- Fire Commissioner granted leave to travel out of state.
- City commends [name withheld] Admiral
- Board commended
- Board asked for a Hire a Veteran Week proclamation
- Several officials granted leave to be away from state.
- A resolution disapproving the Planning Commission's denial of a Haight Street property change was refused adoption.
- Board backed federal money for Northern California navigation improvements.
- Several city officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Budget adds $850,000 toward Palace of [name withheld] rebuild
- Move to restore $6,200 and $3,100 for War Memorial improvements
- Several city officials given leave, with permission to travel out of state.
- Memorial tribute to [name withheld] approved
- $50,000 for Municipal Court pay and fees sent to committee.
- More roads added to official maintained-road list
- Signal Oil and Gas allowed a pipeline under Mariposa Street
- Sidewalk on Hester Avenue proposed for closing near Wheeler Avenue
- Ferry Park to be enlarged and Washington Street widened
- A public hearing on proposed street vacations within McLaren Park and the Luther Burbank Junior High School site was opened.
- Supervisor Blake's ordinance to enlarge Ferry Park and widen part of Washington Street passed for second reading.
- Banks and restaurants proposed for the Embarcadero-Lower Market plan area
- Parking corporation's garage offer to city put off a week.
- [name withheld] land assessment cut from $2,815 to $2,390
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance vacating portions of the Hester Avenue sidewalk, easterly from Wheeler Avenue, after a hearing.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance vacating part of Keith Street between Egbert and Donner Avenues.
- Board confirms the cost assessment for improving Burrows and Bowdoin Streets
- Board confirms the cost assessment for improving Salinas Avenue
- No one turns up to protest the Salinas Avenue improvement
- St. Francis Square Apartments, Inc.'s assessments on three parcels cut to last year's figures; request granted.
- Request asking Navy to move USS Missouri to SF approved
- $1,224,890 lawsuit settlement with stadium company put off two weeks.
- Asks Golden Gate Bridge district to help fund Marin rapid transit.
- City honors late [name withheld] with tribute
- Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to six city officials, including Richard A. Bancroft and [name withheld], to leave the State.
- The Board adopted a motion extending its congratulations to [name withheld] for winning the State Fair's Maid of California contest.
- Juniper Street, Harrison to Bryant, to stop being public; vote pending.
- Waverly Place to close between Sacramento and Washington Streets
- Supervisor Blake asked the Clerk to prepare a Charter amendment making Board of Education members elected; request granted.
- City commends St. Mark's Lutheran Church for sponsoring low-rent apartments
- City bought land from [name withheld] for Bosworth Street widening
- Warrant, assessment and diagram for the Ogden Avenue improvement between Banks and Folsom Streets confirmed and sent to the contractor.
- Outside firm asked to estimate cost of a study of supervisors' office.
- Resolution commending the Fire Department for forest fire work in [name withheld] and Sonoma Counties was referred to the City Attorney for redrafting.
- Mayor recommends leaves of absence for five city officials and board members in October 1964.
- Part of Precita Avenue to close temporarily
- Resolution urging a Yes vote on Proposition B, the school bond issue for the November 3 election, adopted.
- Officials granted out-of-state leave for late October and November.
- Board adopted a letter to [name withheld] [name withheld] wishing him a speedy recovery from illness.
- Traffic Code article on street obstruction permits was proposed; Supervisor Blake moved to send it back to committee.
- City Planning asked to review permits for tall Union Square buildings
- Blake asked the Finance Committee to study new city revenue sources; the request was referred to committee.
- [name withheld], [name withheld], was granted leave of absence from December 6 to 13, 1964, with permission to leave the State.
- Two city officials granted leaves of absence
- Four city officials granted leave to be out of state.
- $6,000 to [name withheld] and a smaller claim, second reading
- Resolution proposed to temporarily close Webster Street; the outcome appears on the next page.
- Officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Supervisors commended [name withheld], Jr
- City asks for official proclamation of June 27–29 birthday celebration
- Board granted leaves of absence to Board of Education and commission members to travel outside the State in early 1965.
- Board authorized temporary closing of Waverly Place and Brenham Place.
- Appeal to rezone property at Peabody Street and Sunnydale Avenue from R-2 to R-3 was refused, upholding the Planning Commission's denial.
- Mayor requested leaves of absence for four officials, including commissioners and the school superintendent.
- Clerk directed to ask the City Attorney for proposed rules on construction trucks and cranes occupying downtown streets.
- Commissioner [name withheld], Jr. was granted leave of absence from February 15 to 25, 1965.
- State asked how right-of-way buying is going on the Southern Freeway
- Two city board members get leave to travel out of state.
- The Board adopted a resolution requesting appointment of a Citizens' Committee for Memorial Day.
- Supervisor Blake proposed approving Market Street Subway Plan 2A as minimum official policy; discussion continues on this page.
- The Market Street Advisory Board's recommendation to approve Subway Plan 2A as official policy was tabled.
- Grant Avenue closed for a day for the Maiden Lane Festival
- The Board adopted Resolution 176-65 under File 6-65; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Supervisor Blake's motion asks the City Attorney to prepare legislation rescinding Market Street sub-sidewalk permits for rapid transit.
- Coroner's office $650 request sent to Finance Committee
- Urges US constitution change letting states set one house without population
- Leaves of absence approved for city officials, including supervisors.
- Washington Street closed for a day between Maple and Cherry
- Motion to reconsider resolution opposing repeal of federal ship repair set-aside for private shipyards was adopted; veto override pending.
- Supervisors commend members of the SF Police Officers' Association
- City may apply for federal anti-poverty work project funds
- Proposal to ban parking on parts of Douglass, Corwin and Seward Streets sent back to committee.
- Supervisor Blake asked the Mayor to survey city buildings so 100 Larkin Street could become a senior citizens center.
- Grant Avenue's 900 block closed for hours on June 2
- City urged state to fund Fort Funston and nearby park additions.
- Grant Avenue closed between Vallejo and Filbert on June 18 and 19
- Streets closed for the Presbyterian Inner-City Council's play program
- Residency rule for city job applicants sent to committee.
- Parts of Grove, Octavia and Austin streets to close temporarily
- Resolution adopted granting leaves of absence to Police Commissioner [name withheld] and [name withheld] [name withheld].
- Supervisors commend City College of San Francisco
- Officials granted leave to travel outside California.
- Streets near Candlestick Park closed for two August days
- Measure passed; subject not in this record.
- [name withheld] building assessment cut from $5,000 to $4,500
- St. Francis Square Apartments granted a cut in assessed value
- Several commissioners and officials given leave to be out of state
- Part of Fulton Street closed [name withheld] 18-27 for Art Festival
- [name withheld] Fillmore Street land assessment cut to $16,950
- City Attorney to review the Candlestick Park race contract after deaths
- Part of Wentworth Alley temporarily closed
- Charter amendment on outside employment for Fire and Police officers was referred to the Governmental Services Committee.
- Resolution authorizing rechannelization of the Army Street Circle and nearby City streets and freeway ramps is pending on the next page.
- City honours Franciscan Fathers on St. Anthony's 15th anniversary
- Measure moved for adoption; outcome and subject not shown.
- Plea to Marin County to delay Marincello sent to committee.
- Part of Maiden Lane closed for one day, October 18
- Commissioners granted leave to travel out of state.
- Two officials granted leave to travel out of state
- Asks state to make [name withheld] a recreation area; sent to committee
- [name withheld] and Jack R. McGregor were granted leaves of absence from November 1965 to travel out of state.
- Leaves of absence approved for four city officials, including [name withheld], [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld], to be out of state in late 1965.
- Nob Hill Street Flower Market approved as a sidewalk flower stand on the south side of Clay Street at 1199 Clay Street.
- City welcomed USS Midway and asked for a Midway Week
- Several city officials granted leave to be out of state.
- Nob Hill Street Flower Market plan sent to committee
- Several city officials granted time away from state
- Allyne House preservation put on January 3 agenda
- Fire fighters' home-distance limit proposed for removal.
- Grant Avenue to be closed for Chinese New Year celebrations
- Police and fire residence rules to be combined into one measure.
- Appeal over rezoning land on Silver Avenue put off
- Police chief's out-of-state leave approved for January 7 to 13
- Supervisors praise outgoing Naval Shipyard commander in a letter
- Five city officials allowed to leave the state.
- Leaves of absence were granted to several city commissioners and supervisors, including Tamaras and Tinney, for January and February 1966.
- Leaves of absence granted to [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] to leave the State.
- City congratulates the U.[name withheld] and Reserve
- Decision postponed to February 21; subject not in this record
- Supervisor Blake proposed a $3,400 contract with [name withheld] & Narver, Inc. to review the State's Crosstown Vehicular Tunnel study, referred to committee.
- Allyne House preservation motion ruled out of order by chair.
- Rule adopted on Presidio Avenue, Ellis Street and London Street
- Supervisors paid tribute to Admiral
- Police Commission member allowed to be out of state April 3-5
- Public hearing opened on the proposed Verba Buena Center redevelopment plan; supporters spoke, and opposition has not yet been heard.
- March hearing set on the Nineteenth Avenue convalescent hospital appeal
- Supervisors to hear City Attorney on tax court order next week
- Five city officials get permission to travel out of state.
- Resolution approving the chief administrative officer's Golden Gate Freeway route recommendations was refused adoption, then postponed until Supervisor Boas arrives.
- Yerba Buena Center deal with redevelopment agency delayed a week.
- Board adopted the Mayor's recommended leaves of absence for five city officials in April 1966.
- Yerba Buena land use plan put off [name withheld] week
- $31,542 for Municipal Court operations sent to committee.
- Board endorsed a [name withheld] request for federal money to develop waterways and harbors nationwide.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Measure passed; subject not in this record.
- Permission for a transmission tower at 250 Palo Alto Avenue appealed
- Broadcasters argue for their tower at 250 Palo Alto Avenue
- Several city officials cleared to travel out of state.
- Leave approved for two supervisors and two officials
- Resolution adopted granting leaves of absence, with permission to leave the State, to several city officials including Supervisor Boas.
- Leaves of absence approved for several officials
- Closing part of Hamerton Avenue north of Bosworth Street proposed
- Several officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Resolution commending [name withheld] was adopted, presented by Supervisor Blake.
- $12,000 fire-retardant work at Civic Auditorium sent to committee.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- B & D Properties allowed to use Bay Street during construction
- Board approves leaves of absence for Fire Chief William Murray and Public Utilities Commissioner Thomas White.
- Board sets the hearing date for an appeal against a denied conditional use application on Clipper Street.
- Board set a hearing on an appeal against the Planning Commission's denial of a conditional use on Clipper Street.
- Board congratulates
- [name withheld] building assessment was reduced by $8,450 after the Assessor's Office admitted a miscalculation.
- Daniel J. Murphy's building assessment at 90 Sunview Drive was reduced by $700 by the Board.
- Board congratulates the Olympic Club on running the US Open
- Board refused to overturn City Planning approval of a medical research building at 2232 Webster Street.
- Golden Bear Realty's building assessment at block 783, lot 4 was reduced by $800, granted by the Board.
- Refusal of a hotel on Haight Street east of Broderick appealed
- Consideration of [name withheld] building assessment was continued one week, with a proposed $400 reduction pending.
- Tax value of one building cut to $90,000
- [name withheld] assessment equalization application for Block 613 Lot 19 was taken under advisement.
- [name withheld] assessment equalization application for Block 4786 Lot 21A was taken under advisement.
- Adlaw Investment Co.'s assessment appeal on block 3701, lot 59 was continued for one week.
- [name withheld] honored with a city commendation
- Tax values of several buildings cut by $397,495
- Pay rate fix for light [name withheld] sent to committee.
- Board granted a $6,500 reduction in the assessed valuation of [name withheld] building at block 2769, lot 39.
- Board considered a proposed $11,800 reduction in the assessed valuation of [name withheld] building at block 4073, lot 26.
- The Board asked Public Works to investigate falling rocks on Crestmont Drive and correct any dangerous condition.
- The Board granted [name withheld] and [name withheld] a $500 reduction in the assessed value of their building.
- Tow Car Association's Earl Street car storage sent to committee
- A motion adopted with no subject on this page
- The County Board of Equalization approved cutting the assessed valuation of 1800 Pacific Inc's building at Block 576, Lot 26 by $79,830.
- Free Candlestick Park parking asked for [name withheld] drivers carrying veterans
- [name withheld] $1 million tax cut turned down
- Weinstein Co.'s $235,000 tax cut motion failed
- [name withheld] request to equalize assessment of possessory interests in various lands and buildings was heard, outcome not yet printed.
- Several city officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Presidio of San Francisco Day proclaimed
- Adopted a resolution approving leaves of absence for several city commissioners and officers, including [name withheld], for set late-1966 periods.
- Three commission members granted leave to travel out of state
- Leaves of absence granted to six city board and commission members, with permission to leave the State, in October and November 1966.
- Mission renewal plan sent to committee for study
- Mission Street urban renewal study sent to committee again
- Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to several officials to leave the State.
- Board adopted the Mayor's resolution granting city officers, including the Police Chief and Fire Chief, leave to leave the State.
- Supervisors back postage stamp honoring Navy engineers
- Trips out of state for five officials approved
- Supervisors commend Sacred Heart High School
- The Board granted Supervisor Blake's request to invite the school district's Board of Education to a joint budget meeting.
- The Board reduced tax penalties on E. C. Cooley Company's unsecured property assessments for 1964-1966 to nil.
- City congratulates [name withheld] by letter
- Leave dates approved for several city officials.
- City accepts donated Navy jet fighter for [name withheld] Park
- Three city appointees granted leave to travel out of state
- Seven city officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- A motion carried with no subject on this page.
- Leaves of absence were granted to Supervisor Beeman, Planning Commissioner [name withheld], Police Chief [name withheld] and Mayor Shelley.
- Motion to delay Forest Knolls stairs vote voted down
- Morgan & Allen Company's tax penalties for 1964 to 1966 on notes receivable are disputed; Supervisor Blake moved to waive them.
- $123,500 extra for Assessor's office sent to committee.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page.
- Mullen Avenue paving bill put off to April 10
- Supervisors asked for an Invest-in-America Week, April 24 to May 1
- Several officials given permission to travel out of state.
- Board adopted a resolution correcting clerical errors in 1964-1967 unsecured property assessment rolls, raising taxes payable.
- Leaves of absence granted to Art Commissioner Antonio Sotomayor and Board of Education member [name withheld].
- A second reading passed with no subject on this page.
- Board commended retired [name withheld] for twenty-five years of service to the U.[name withheld].
- Move to keep publicity budget at Mayor's level turned down
- 2232 Webster Street rezoned for denser apartment housing
- Dance hall licensing rules sent back to committee for changes.
- City's annual budget approved as amended.
- Memorial tribute to late State Senator [name withheld] adopted
- Leaves of absence for supervisors and city officials approved.
- Plan to remove Sloat Boulevard crosswalks; first vote only.
- Renewal program adopted over protests from Western Addition residents
- Board praises city librarian [name withheld] for his work
- Proposal to disapprove ending Muni lines 71 and 72 on Haight Street was refused by the board.
- Board honors retired [name withheld] E. Clark
- Board honors retired
- Plan to brief on Bay crossing study approved
- Invitation to state engineer on Bay crossing study approved
- Four city officials get leave for July trips out of state
- Several city officials granted leave to travel out of state in July.
- State pay to employers who hire disadvantaged workers sent to committee.
- Two city officers granted leaves of absence to leave the State in July and August 1967.
- Two department heads granted leave to travel out of state
- Leaves of absence were granted to [name withheld], Commissioner [name withheld], [name withheld] and [name withheld] for September and August 1967.
- Out-of-state leave for five city officials approved.
- Leaves of absence for several city officials approved.
- Alemany Boulevard access appeal put off to [name withheld] 5.
- Alemany Boulevard access appeal put off to September 11
- Wetmore Place zoning appeal put off to September 11
- Denser housing refused on Wetmore Place south of Clay Street
- Named city officials cleared for out-of-state trips
- Two city commissioners approved to travel out of state.
- Nine city officials get approved leave to be out of state.
- The Board commended [name withheld], former Director of Public Works, for his service.
- $12,675 for court detention advisory group sent to Finance Committee.
- Supervisors honor retiring [name withheld] with a certificate
- Nine city officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Speaking time limited at hearing on redevelopment relocation
- Four officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Several officials allowed to travel out of state.
- The Board commended Matson Navigation Company for completing its new office building at Mission and Main Streets.
- Forest Knolls stairways sent back after residents propose an alternative
- Supervisor Blake asked the City Attorney whether Golden Gate Bridge directors could spend $250,000 on a second-deck engineering study; the Board agreed.
- The city takes over the new roadway on Valleta Court
- Washington and Mason Streets closed to dedicate the
- Probe of state aid for private care homes sent to committee.
- City endorses a 1969 U.S. stamp for California's 200th anniversary
- Public Utilities Commissioner granted leave to travel out of state
- The Board commended [name withheld] for remodeling the former Del Monte packing plant in Fisherman's Wharf into The Cannery shopping center.
- Plan to grow Redevelopment Agency from five to seven, sent to committee.
- Three city officials get leave to travel out of state
- Civil Service commissioner gets leave to travel out of state
- The Board adopted a resolution felicitating [name withheld].
- City asks state to allow inter-county Bay ferries
- A second reading passed with no subject on this page.
- Supervisor Blake asked the Purchaser of Supplies to investigate the Audit Bureau of Circulation's qualifications to certify newspaper circulation.
- Supervisors to meet as a full committee on housing plan
- Bridge district's transit role sent to committee for study.
- The 2943 Buchanan Street appeal [name withheld] for a full Board
- Wall Street Journal proposed as the city's paper during the strike
- Four officials, including a supervisor, granted leave to travel
- Consideration of $200,000 for rent assistance and relocation services was continued to January 29, 1968.
- Asks State to return Port control to city; still pending.
- Mayor Alioto and other officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Three city officials granted leave to be out of state.
- A fireboat salute and the Board's commendations were requested for the training ship State of Maine leaving Pier 43.
- Supervisor Blake's request that the Recreation and Park Department remove the fence at Marina Yacht Harbor was granted without objection.
- Supervisor Blake's request that the Recreation and Park Department improve the Palace of [name withheld] grounds and fountain was granted without objection.
- Leaves of absence granted to several city officials.
- City backs U.S.[name withheld] and a welcome for the ship
- Board commended the French aircraft carrier Jeanne d'Arc and its captain, [name withheld], on its February 22 visit.
- Leaves of absence granted to Supervisor Francois, Dr. Sox, Assessor Tinney and Supervisor von Beroldingen.
- A motion died for want of a second.
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- Trip for Supervisor Francois to [name withheld] funeral; outcome not shown.
- On motion of Supervisor Blake, the $187,732 appropriation for various departments was reconsidered after earlier final passage.
- Supervisors adopted departments' replies to 1967 [name withheld] report
- Several city commissioners granted leave to travel out of state.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking for a citizens committee to welcome the U.S.[name withheld].
- Supervisor Blake's proposal to consider renting City Hall space to news media on election day was referred to the Finance Committee.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page.
- Supervisor Blake asked for removal of unauthorized parking and obstructions on Market Street; referred to the Fire, Safety, and Police Committee.
- Leaves of absence approved for Supervisor Ertola and two city officials for trips out of state in April 1968.
- Leaves of absence for several city officials approved.
- Board urges air service from Travis base to Bay Area cities
- Leaves of absence approved for several city officials.
- $8,550 extra for Assessor's Office sent to committee.
- Plan to set aside redevelopment tax money for housing sent to committee.
- A request that the Mayor proclaim D for Decency Week, April 22-28, 1968, was tabled by the Board.
- Supervisor Morrison proposed setting aside redevelopment property tax revenue for low-cost housing; Supervisor Blake questioned enacting it today.
- Board passed on first reading a proposal to use tax revenue to build the Davis Street transit station.
- Bills confirmed for the Greenwich Street walkway and stairway
- Embarcadero-Lower Market redevelopment plan changes approved
- Mayor, supervisors and commissioners get leave to travel out of state.
- $10,000 for Sheriff's temporary pay sent to committee.
- Money for polling place rentals restored
- Supervisors turned down money for seasonal voting machine servicemen
- [name withheld] leave of absence as War Memorial trustee was adopted, allowing him to leave the State.
- The Board ordered part of Hamerton Avenue south of Bosworth Street vacated, closing that street section.
- The Board passed on second reading an ordinance vacating portions of Hester Avenue south of Bay Shore Boulevard.
- Planning commissioner gets leave May 23-26
- Leaves of absence granted to city officials for June and July.
- Old First, Rincon and Sterling street strips given to state
- Leaves of absence granted to more city officials, June and July
- Week of June 27–July 4 named for Navy midshipmen training
- Leaves to travel out of state approved for several city officials.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page.
- Ordinance to vacate a portion of Addison Street at Farnum Street passed for second reading.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] were granted leave from their commission posts to travel outside the State in June 1968.
- Several city officials cleared to travel out of state.
- Paving bills confirmed for Santa Barbara Avenue and Head Street
- Request to change 284-6 Twelfth Avenue to housing use postponed.
- An appeal from a City Planning Commission decision was temporarily postponed at the Board's 2:00 p.m. special order on August 5, 1968.
- Twelfth Avenue lot may change to housing, capped at six units
- Mayor's list of leaves of absence for several city officials to travel out of state was adopted.
- Board honoured [name withheld] developer
- Leaves of absence granted to several city commissioners.
- Justice Investors may dig a garage for the Chinese Cultural Center
- Emergency $71,324 for Social Services sent to committee.
- Leaves of absence for the Mayor and four commissioners and board members were approved for late summer 1968.
- Proposal to raise polling place inspector pay from $20 to $23 a day was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board voted to invite [name withheld] and the California Taxpayers Association to present views on State Proposition 9, a property tax ceiling.
- $10,000 for police helicopter insurance still pending.
- Board adopted Supervisor Blake's motion to send a message from San Francisco for the Lake County courthouse time capsule.
- Leaves of absence approved for the Mayor and several commissioners.
- Leaves of absence approved for Controller, fire chief and commissioners.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page.
- Leaves of absence were granted to Mayor Alioto, Supervisor Blake and several commissioners for October 1968.
- Plan to close part of Van Dyke Avenue sent to committee.
- The Board sent a telegram congratulating Police Chief [name withheld] on his election as president of the International Association of Chiefs of Police.
- Mayor and officials approved to leave state on set dates
- Supervisor Blake asked the Chief Administrative Officer to provide a directional signboard in Civic Center.
- Board asks TV networks to hold back early election results
- Leaves of absence for supervisors and commissioners approved.
- Leaves of absence for commissioners and a supervisor approved
- Leaves of absence were granted to several Board of Education members, supervisors and a police commissioner for early December 1968 trips out of state.
- Jerrold Avenue paving bill confirmed and sent to the contractor
- Closing parts of Lombard and Montgomery Streets is proposed
- Resolution granting leaves of absence to three city commissioners, including [name withheld], was adopted.
- The Board adopted resolution 790-68 granting leaves of absence to Mayor Alioto and Public Utilities General Manager Carr.
- $728,000 advance payment for Hunters Point redevelopment sent to committee.
- Supervisor Blake asked the Police Commission, Controller and Governor about costs of policing San Francisco State College disorders.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page.
- Supervisor Blake urges reconsideration of the sculpture-fountain design at Embarcadero Plaza and writes to the Redevelopment Agency.
- Leaves of absence approved for the Mayor, a Supervisor and several city commissioners and officers in January 1969.
- City and redevelopment agency agreement for Butchertown approved
- Three city officials granted leave, with permission to leave the state
- Board passed on second reading the Hunters Point redevelopment plan, designating it the official plan for the project area.
- The Board adopted a resolution approving the annual increment of the Neighborhood Development Program and an application for financial assistance.
- Child care and pre-school plan for Hunters Point sent to committee.
- Ban on transferring new taxi permits sent back to committee.
- Supervisor Blake moved to table the Municipal Railway fare revision and have the Public Utilities Commission resubmit fares separately.
- Two commissioners get leave to be out of state in January
- Appeal on convalescent hospital at 42nd and Geary put off.
- Board postponed its appeal over a convalescent hospital at Forty-second Avenue and Geary Boulevard until February 3, 1969.
- Mayor Alioto's resolution granting leaves of absence to named city officials for late January and early February 1969 was adopted.
- Board adopted a resolution correcting clerical errors in the 1967-68 and 1968-69 assessment roll, increasing taxes payable.
- Resolution 78-69 was adopted by the Board; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Closing Grove Street between Stanyan and Shrader passes second reading
- Opposition to state highway-funds bill sent to committee.
- Mayor plus three officials cleared to travel out of state
- Allowed to use part of Jessie Street for a pedestrian bridge
- Several city officials given leave to travel out of state.
- Board asks Golden Gate Bridge district to light its towers
- Denial of rezoning 3275-3299 San Bruno Avenue from R-1 to C-2 was overturned, allowing the property to be reclassified commercial.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance vacating part of York Street between Alameda and Fifteenth Streets.
- Part of 26th Street given up as a public street
- Board requests wheelchair-accessible hospital-style provisions for veterans in Candlestick Park Stadium expansion plans; resolution adopted.
- Leaves of absence granted to several city commissioners and supervisors.
- City congratulates Examiner publisher on a program's 10th anniversary
- Resolution urging enactment of H.R. 3786 to establish the Point Reyes National Seashore was adopted by 11 votes.
- Supervisor Francois's letter condemning violence at San Francisco State College was placed in the record on motion of Blake.
- Parts of Fulton Street and Maiden Lane temporarily closed
- Subject not in this record; sent to committee.
- Asks state to fund and enforce welfare appeal hearings
- Supervisor Blake's request to bring Embarcadero Freeway ramps at Broadway down to street level was granted, with a resolution to follow.
- Four city officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Officials allowed to leave the state in April and May
- Supervisor Blake proposed the Board endorse state bills S.B. 62 and 63 on harmful matter to children; referred to committee.
- Supervisor Blake's request for a report on replacing fire alarm boxes with telephone alarms was granted.
- [name withheld] Navigation asks for traffic lights at Spear and Mission Streets
- Mayor asked to proclaim Invest-in-America Week, April 27 to May 3
- City backed federal money for California waterway needs
- Forest Hill residents ask for stop signs and road bumps
- Board urges repeal of the federal Emergency Detention Act
- Board approved leaves of absence for a library commissioner, a school board member and Supervisor von Beroldingen.
- Supervisor Blake's motion to commend [name withheld] for his stand against pornography was referred to the Cultural Activities Committee.
- Ninth Avenue asked to close for the Clement Street art show
- Some juvenile probation staff added; fewer than first asked
- Several city officials' absences from work approved, including out-of-state trips.
- Supervisor Blake's call to pull the proposed Crosstown Vehicular Tunnel resolution from committee was withdrawn.
- Five city officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Mayor and several supervisors granted leave in June
- Demand that Life magazine correct police libel sent to committee.
- $1,765 for city department equipment sent to committee.
- Leaves of absence granted to several city commissioners and a supervisor to travel out of the State, June to July 1969.
- City commends 14 residents and groups
- Several city officials granted leave to travel out of state.
- Supervisors named to Bay Area governments committee, with alternates
- Part of Bourbin Street between Ellis and Eddy closed for good
- The Board adopted a resolution granting leaves of absence to the Mayor, a Librarian, an appointee and a Supervisor.
- Asks state to let seniors fish free; sent to committee.
- Retirement credit for wartime service vote postponed.
- Leaves of absence approved for supervisors and officials.
- 1969-70 budget changes for police and fire proposed.
- Charter amendment on excluding electric energy and air transport bonds from the city debt limit was sent back to committee.
- Ordinance to vacate part of Merchant Street east of Montgomery Street passed for second reading, 9 to 1.
- The Board adopted the Mayor's resolution granting leaves of absence to several city officials and supervisors for late August and September 1969.
- Police pay charter change sent back to committee.
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- Proposed charter amendment would give Fire Department members Retirement System credit for past Underwriters' Fire Patrol service; ordered submitted to voters as amended.
- Bill confirmed for improving Ankeny, Sparta and Ward Streets
- Several charter plans proposed for charter committee study.
- Bill confirmed for improving Palmetto Avenue between Head and Victoria Streets
- Bill confirmed for improving Shephard Place east of Mason Street
- Polk Street closed between Grove and McAllister for one day
- Extra $69,440 for election office staff sent to committee.
- Supervisor Blake moved for hearings on an off-street parking garage under Ferry Park; the motion was referred to committee.
- The Board passed on first reading an ordinance vacating parts of Alameda and [name withheld] between Third and Illinois Streets.
- Supervisor Blake urged opposition to a pinball machine establishment at 713 Market Street; referred to committee.
- Bill confirmed for improving Waldo Alley west of Leavenworth Street
- Bill confirmed for improving Karen Court and Somerset Street
- Three city officials granted leaves of absence
- Supervisors asked Mayor to revive a Maritime Committee for shipbuilding work
- Leave approved for several city officials to travel out of state.
- Board refused to overturn the Planning Commission's denial of a change from R-4 to C-2 at 1221-1231 Potrero Avenue.
- Blake's request on illegal breakfast clubs was referred to the Fire, Safety and Police Committee, with a letter to the Governor.
- Supervisors asked for low senior golf rates at city courses
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- Leave requests for three commissioners; vote not shown.
- City asks state to allow free fishing stamps for seniors
- Mayor's requested leaves of absence approved for a Recreation and Park commissioner and two school officials, November 1969.
- Hearing set on the Karen Court and Dwight Street zoning appeal
- No stopping on Tehama Street just west of Fourth Street
- $77,000 for city operations and building work sent to committee.
- Leaves of absence approved for several city officials.
- Leaves of absence approved for several city officials
- Ordinance to vacate part of Merchant Street west of Sansome Street passed for second reading over re-referral motion.
- Christmas and New Year greetings sent to USS [name withheld] crew
- Leave approved for a supervisor and two city officials
- Two new de [name withheld] jobs sent to committee for review.
- The Board refused to overturn the Planning Commission's denial of a parking lot at 3130 Scott Street.
- Time away from office approved for a commissioner and a supervisor
- A resolution refused, with no subject on this page
- Supervisor Blake's request that the City Attorney prepare a Charter amendment paying police and fire union dues was approved.