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Master Plan

A law in about 110 Board decisions, 1941–1996.

about 110Board decisions about it
1941–1996first and last decision

In short

  • 26 Jan 1942
    City Planning Commission reports that work on a Master Plan for the city has begun with a consultant hired.
  • 29 Jul 1946
    Resolution urging the Mayor to appoint a committee to prepare a Master Plan for Youth in San Francisco was adopted.
  • 24 Apr 1950
    City Lot 5-A at Thirtieth and Castro Streets approved for sale at public auction, in line with the Master Plan.
  • 27 Aug 1951
    Board ordered vacation of parts of six streets, including Clipper Street and Glenview Drive, in conformity with the Master Plan.
  • 30 Jul 1956
    An adoption vote with no subject on this page

Who appears together

PeopleOrganisationsPlacesCarol Ruth Silverproposed 4Chester MacPheeproposed 3Daniel Gallagherproposed 2Airportnamed in 4Public Librarynamed in 2City Planning Commissionnamed in 1Fillmore Stnamed in 31001 California Stnamed in 2Burnett Avenamed in 2Master Plan

Lines show who appears in the same decisions. It doesn't mean they made a deal.

People

Organisations

Places

  • Fillmore Stnamed in 3
  • 1001 California Stnamed in 2
  • Burnett Avenamed in 2

More from the records

Who was paid · 3 organisations
Airport4 decisions
Public Library2 decisions
City Planning Commission1 decision

How many decisions pay each one; amounts are not shown until a person checks them.

Votes · 85 roll calls
yes 756no 105absent 126

85 printed roll calls; 58 were unanimous.

Decisions, by type
resolution62
ordinance19
other8
motion8
charter amendment6
hearing5
Decisions, by outcome
passed62
referred15
passed first reading8
refused6
continued2
tabled1

15 decisions have no outcome read yet.

All 111 decisions · in date order
  • Emergency $6,880 appropriated to the City Planning Commission to begin preliminary work on a Master Plan.
    31 Mar 1941outcome not readJournal 1941, p. 545 ↗
  • A Master Plan "Plan of Action" for San Francisco, costing about $54,432 in its first year, was referred to Finance Committee.
    7 Apr 1941referredJournal 1941, p. 600 ↗
  • Emergency $2,840 appropriation approved for two new City Planning Commission jobs to begin work on the Master Plan.
    17 Nov 1941passedJournal 1941, p. 2209 ↗
  • City Planning Commission reports that work on a Master Plan for the city has begun with a consultant hired.
    26 Jan 1942outcome not readJournal 1942, p. 156 ↗
  • Proposal urges the City Planning Commission to adopt a city Master Plan by January 1, 1946 and report on redevelopment.
    8 Oct 1945outcome not readJournal 1945, p. 2287 ↗
  • Board finally passed an emergency ordinance appropriating $8,730 to the City Planning Commission for a consulting engineer on the Master Plan.
    15 Oct 1945passedJournal 1945, p. 2315 ↗
  • City Planning Commission budget adopted as amended, cutting the Master Plan consultant fund from $7,500 to $5,000.
    20 May 1946passedJournal 1946, p. 1437 ↗
  • Resolution urging the Mayor to appoint a committee to prepare a Master Plan for Youth in San Francisco was adopted.
    29 Jul 1946passedJournal 1946, p. 2386 ↗
  • Master Plan taken up for debate; the Acting Planning Director says the Planning Commission, not the Board, adopts it.
    2 Dec 1946outcome not readJournal 1946, p. 3356 ↗
  • Consideration of the city's Master Plan was tabled by six votes to five.
  • Supervisor Lewis asked the City Planning Commission to amend the Master Plan for transcontinental trains and a Union Terminal; referred to committee.
    10 Feb 1947referredJournal 1947, p. 337 ↗
  • Resolution petitions the City Planning Commission to consider amending the Master Plan to include a Union Passenger Terminal.
    14 Feb 1947outcome not readJournal 1947, p. 346 ↗

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Pages that mention it · 24

Scanned pages whose text has the name: 22 Board journal pages, 2 city report pages.