All decisions
66 Board decisions about William C. Pugh, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- A bill requiring fireproofing material in walls against vermin and fire was passed for printing on first reading.
- Supervisor Pugh's bill on asbestos roof sheathing was recommitted to the Building Laws Committee.
- Bids for Geary Street Railway bonds were opened, examined and declared to be in due form.
- Supervisor Pugh introduced a resolution to advertise the sale of Geary Street Municipal Railway bonds, laid over one week.
- The Clerk was directed to advertise for sale a street railway franchise applied for by Thomas W. Forsyth.
- Resolution directs the Public Utilities Committee to seek an offer from Spring Valley Water Company to sell its city water supply property.
- $1.9M in bonds proposed for the Geary Street municipal railway
- A resolution declaring the result of the January 14, 1910 special election on acquiring a municipal water supply.
- Board declares result of bond election on a Geary Street street railway and other lines.
- Water bonds proposed for Lake Eleanor and the Tuolumne River
- Proposed ordinance on wooden lath in loft buildings under seventy feet was passed for printing on Pugh's motion.
- Board granted Wm. S. Snook & Son extensions of time to finish plumbing at the Garfield and Sutro schools.
- Clerk ordered to advertise sale of $116,200 in unsold 1904 sewer bonds, with bids due March 28, 1910.
- A proposed ordinance requiring street railway cars to carry fenders was passed for printing.
- City Attorney told to pursue the Sutter Street Railroad case
- A vote with no subject on this page
- Committee puts off the United Railroads Sutter Street car order
- Dillon & Hubbard's offer to certify the city's $45 million water bonds for $20,000 was accepted and adopted.
- The Clerk was directed to advertise the sale of $260,000 in Geary Street Railway bonds, to be held May 16, 1910.
- Sutter Street Railway refused the outer tracks on lower Market Street
- Supervisor Pugh moves to reject Bancroft's United Railroads ordinance
- Street railway companies granted thirty more days to equip their cars with fenders under Ordinance 1109.
- Street railroad franchise proposed on Parnassus Avenue and Judah Street
- Resolution fixing a $900,000 water bond sale rescinded, keeping options open for buying Spring Valley Water Company property.
- Geary Street railway bond sale put off until June 27
- A. J. Pen offered a railroad franchise on Gough Street
- Proposals for purchase of Geary Street municipal railroad bonds were received, then the matter was postponed.
- West of Powell property owners' building request put off a week
- A bill regulating installation and manufacture of gas and electric fixtures was recommitted to the Building Laws Committee.
- Marco Foppiano to be paid $2,200 for Stockton Street land
- Thomas Forsyth granted a 25-year railroad franchise along Judah Street
- Alexander and Elizabeth Lynch's Golden Gate Avenue land bought for $11,000
- Committee told to negotiate buying the Spring Valley Water Company's properties
- Thomas W. Forsyth granted a street railway franchise on Parnassus Avenue
- Supervisor Pugh's bill to amend the Building Law for fire department sidewalk access to gas, water and electric services was passed for printing.
- United Railroads to get tracks at Fillmore and McAllister streets
- The Clerk was authorized to advertise sale of $1.1M in water bonds, to be sold January 30, 1911.
- United Railroads told to run Valencia Street cars every ninety seconds
- Clerk directed to advertise sale of $1,125,000 in water supply bonds, to be held April 17, 1911.
- Supervisor Pugh's Bill 1901 proposing overnight streetcar service on Market and Castro streets was passed for printing.
- The Judson Manufacturing Company was proposed to get ninety more days to deliver spikes for the Geary Street Railroad.
- United Railroads was asked to install block or signal lights at turnouts on its single-track line on San Bruno Avenue.
- Proposed amendment to the Building Law on hospital and sanitarium rules was passed for printing.
- Proposals for $1,125,000 in water bonds were referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Proposed resolution would send the City Attorney to Washington to seek changes to an order threatening the Hetch Hetchy reservoir site.
- Proposed ordinance amending the building law for hospitals and sanitariums was passed for printing on Pugh's motion.
- Proposed amendment to the Building Law on tenement house height passed for printing on Pugh's motion.
- Proposed Building Law change on permits for temporary occupancy of public streets passed for printing.
- Supervisor Pugh's bill amending the Building Law's stable building rules was passed for printing.
- Proposed Building Law change on gas and water service access at sidewalks sent back to committee.
- Geary Street, Park and Ocean Railway's deadline to stop operating on Geary Street and Fifth Avenue is being extended.
- Pugh's proposed amendment to the building law on brick facing passed for printing on first reading.
- Supervisor Pugh proposed hiring Bion J. Arnold as an expert on street railway transportation; the resolution continues on the next page.
- Herman Rogers' revocable permit for a 1,700-gallon crude oil tank at Van Ness Avenue and Green Street was passed for printing.
- Clerk authorized to advertise for bids to sell $600,000 of Geary Street Municipal Railroad bonds.
- Street railway companies granted thirty more days after November 30, 1911 to equip platform seats.
- Resolution urges the state Legislature to pass a bill giving San Francisco municipal ownership and control of its water front.
- The Board set a March 21, 1911 public hearing on amending Ordinance 1139 to exempt buildings erected outside fire limits.
- Supervisor Pugh's bill on ventilation of certain buildings was laid over one week.
- Board of Public Works was authorized to use consulting engineer John R. Freeman to value Spring Valley Water Company properties.
- Masons and Builders' Association favoured a bill amending the Building Law on brick facing, and it was adopted.
- Supervisor Pugh's bill to add a cubic air space and ventilation section to the Building Law was passed for printing.
- Bill authorizing the Board of Public Works to build the Geary Street railway by day labor was passed for printing.
- Wildberg Bros. proposed for permission, revocable at will, to store up to 500 gallons of crude oil at 82 Mary Street.
- City Engineer authorized to post and record water appropriation notices for Lake Eleanor and Tuolumne River tributaries.
- Frank J. Klimm, a member of the Board of Health, was granted leave of absence from the State until January 22.