Bank of America N.T. and S.A.

An organisation in 7 Board decisions, 1941–1946.

7Board decisions about it

1941–1946first and last decision

In short

10 Feb 1941
Board authorized refunds of erroneous 1940 property tax payments to eight payees on listed city lots. linked by the name only, not checked
Journal 1941, p. 220 ↗

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Who was paid · 7 organisations

California Pacific Title and Trust Company	2 decisions
Fernando Nelson & Sons	2 decisions
Title Insurance and Guaranty Company	1 decision
Crocker Estate Company	1 decision
The San Francisco Bank	1 decision
Home Owners Loan Corporation	1 decision

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Votes · 6 roll calls

yes 55no 0absent 11

6 printed roll calls; 6 were unanimous.

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resolution	6
other	1

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All 7 decisions · in date order

Board authorized refunds of erroneous 1940 property tax payments to eight payees on listed city lots. linked by the name only, not checked
10 Feb 1941outcome not readJournal 1941, p. 220 ↗
Tax refunds for erroneous payments to nine property owners and one taxpayer proposed; vote continues on next page.
28 Jul 1941outcome not readJournal 1941, p. 1591 ↗
Refund of an erroneous tax payment authorized for Helen M. Dierkes on Lot 6, Block 647.
4 Aug 1941outcome not readJournal 1941, p. 1619 ↗
Six taxpayers, including Bank of America, were approved for refunds of erroneous 1940-41 tax payments. linked by the name only, not checked
11 Aug 1941passedJournal 1941, p. 1636 ↗
Board authorizes refunds totaling $290.44 of erroneous tax payments to five payees on various lots. linked by the name only, not checked
25 Aug 1941passedJournal 1941, p. 1704 ↗
Board adopted a resolution authorizing refunds of erroneous tax payments to ten named taxpayers, including Bank of America.
1 Dec 1941passedJournal 1941, p. 2248 ↗
Bank of America was named successful bidder for the $4,000,000 Sewer Bonds of 1944, Series A, and the Board adopted the sale.
7 Jan 1946passedJournal 1946, p. 5 ↗

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