All decisions
about 180 Board decisions about Bank of America, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Payment of $516.85 to Bank of America for commissions on water bills it collected.
- Payment of $516.85 to Bank of America for collecting water bills appears in the claims schedule.
- Bank of America is listed for $516.50 in commissions on collections, paid from the Water Revenue Fund. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorizes payment of claims from Hetch Hetchy and other city funds to 26 named suppliers and service providers.
- Payment of $538.60 to Bank of America for collecting water bills.
- Bank of America is owed $570.10 in commissions for collecting water bills, claim dated November 18, 1931.
- Claim of $570.10 to Bank of America for commissions on collecting water bills, listed for payment.
- Bank of America's application for $300,000 in duplicate sewer and fire protection bonds passed second reading.
- Duplicate sewer and fire protection bonds replacing $300,000 of defaced or mutilated bonds were approved, passed by nine ayes.
- Bank of America asked for $300,000 in duplicate bonds replacing defaced 1908 sewer and fire protection bonds.
- Four banks and firms submitted bids for $1,650,000 tax anticipation notes; the bids were referred to the Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The city accepted the bank group's bid to buy $1,500,000 of tax anticipation notes at 2 percent interest.
- Resolution 1743 proposed to authorize payment of Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to numerous payees, including Southern Pacific Company.
- Resolution 1789 authorizes payment of Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling $555.50 to the Director of Works and J. B. West.
- The Board authorized General Fund refunds of duplicate tax payments to several named taxpayers, including Hyman Kaufman.
- Twelve refunds of duplicate property taxes, totalling $651.54, were authorized from the General Fund.
- Sixteen duplicate tax payments refunded from the General Fund to property owners and banks, totalling about $3,000.
- Seven duplicate tax refunds totalling $658.80 were approved for payment from the General Fund.
- Refunds of erroneous and duplicate property tax payments approved for about twenty named taxpayers from the General Fund.
- Board approved refunds of duplicate and erroneous tax payments to fifteen named taxpayers, including Bank of America and PG&E.
- Bank of America N. T. & S. A. is refunded $51.18 for an erroneous 1935 real estate tax payment.
- City to lease Bank of America offices at 550 Montgomery Street
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments adopted, including $126.06 to Bank of America for Lot 27, Block 683.
- Jesse Filippelli and Bank of America sell Nineteenth Avenue land
- Refunds of erroneous and duplicate tax payments authorized from the General Fund to nine named payers.
- The Controller would be authorized to pay $45 in lost school bond coupons to Bank of America without presentation of the coupons.
- Bank of America deed accepted for Richardson Avenue land
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments were approved for five businesses and banks from the General Fund.
- Refunds of duplicate and erroneous tax payments approved for six named payers from the General Fund.
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments, $739.43 in total, authorized to ten named payees.
- Tax refunds paid to Bank of America, Christine Kelly and others
- Tax refunds paid to John Kirby, Bank of America and others
- Finance Committee proposes refunds of erroneous 1937 tax payments to Mrs. J. W. McDougall, Northern Counties Title and Bank of America.
- James Herring refunded $132.97 in wrongly paid taxes
- Board approved tax refunds totaling $460.02 to eight named taxpayers for erroneous and duplicate payments.
- Supervisors adopted a resolution refunding erroneous tax payments to seven named taxpayers, totalling about $397.
- Bret Harte Terrace accepted as a new public street
- Bank of America and Weeden & Company submitted bids to buy $3,500,000 of city tax anticipation notes.
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments to Bank of America on several city lots were proposed by the Finance Committee.
- Tax overpayments refunded to Huntington Park Financial and Bank of America linked by the name only, not checked
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments approved for Golden Gate Garage, Bank of America and Emma Niblock.
- Tax refunds for erroneous payments approved for a list of property owners, banks and title companies.
- Refunds of $150.48 in erroneous 1938 property tax payments approved for Bank of America.
- Tax refunds of $74.80 to Bank of America and $10.10 to Thomas S. Webb were approved.
- Finance Committee's tax refunds totalling $2,349.55 to 18 payees for erroneous payments were adopted.
- Segurson lien on San Bruno Avenue put behind a bank loan
- Resolution 844 approved refunds of erroneous tax payments to Bank of America and Emma Kashuba, totalling about $576.
- Board adopted refunds of erroneous property tax payments to nine named taxpayers and companies for fiscal years 1938 and 1939.
- Finance Committee's tax refunds totalling $85.74 to G. W. Nelson, Bank of America and Bryan Feerick were adopted.
- Finance Committee recommended a resolution authorising refunds of erroneous tax payments; amounts continue on the next page.
- Adopted refunds of erroneous property tax payments totaling $564.73 to fourteen owners and institutions. linked by the name only, not checked
- Two refunds of erroneous tax payments, to Mildred Figone and Bank of America, were approved for payment. linked by the name only, not checked
- Finance Committee recommended, and the Board adopted, refunds of erroneous tax payments to five named payees.
- Finance Committee's resolution refunding erroneous tax payments to nine named property owners and companies was adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Offices for the District Attorney renewed at 550 Montgomery Street
- Twelve named owners and banks are approved for refunds of erroneous tax payments; the list continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- City adopted a resolution to buy land for Bernal Heights Boulevard from several owners, including Bank of America, for $400. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board accepted the only bid, from Bank of America, to buy $3.5M of city tax anticipation notes at par. linked by the name only, not checked
- Controller authorized to pay two lost $20 relief bond coupons to Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association.
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments, totalling about $471, were proposed for fifteen named payees; the vote is on the next page.
- Resolution authorizes refunds of erroneous tax payments to nine parties, including W. E. Carter and Bank of America.
- Board approved tax refunds to Bank of America, Evelyn Holland, Renato Frediani and Martin Schneider.
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments approved for Chas. A. Wall and Northern Counties Title Insurance Co. linked by the name only, not checked
- Tax refunds voted to Lever Bros. and eight other owners
- Board of Park Commissioners to subordinate its $2,765 note from John Ghirardelli to a prior bank deed of trust. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board sets sale of $3,000,000 tax anticipation notes; Bank of America bid par at 0.45% interest, sent to Finance Committee.
- Bank of America's bid to buy $3,000,000 tax anticipation notes at par was adopted, per the Board's sale notice.
- Resolution proposes refunds of erroneous tax payments to Bank of America, Fernando Nelson & Sons and Bishop National Bank.
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments approved for five named payees, including Bank of America and Josephine Crangle. linked by the name only, not checked
- Refunds ordered for owners and banks that overpaid their taxes
- Controller authorized to refund eight owners and banks for erroneous first-installment tax payments on listed lots.
- Controller authorized to cancel delinquent taxes and penalties on Lots 42 to 44, Block 3721, now State property.
- Board approved fifteen refunds of erroneous property tax payments to owners and banks, drawn from the Duplicate Tax Fund.
- Board approved tax refunds totalling several hundred dollars to about fifteen property owners and banks for erroneous payments.
- Refunds of erroneously paid property taxes authorized for four named owners, totalling about $152.
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments totaling $134.44 were adopted for four payers, including Bank of America.
- Six taxpayers were approved for refunds of erroneous tax payments totaling $231.50.
- Proposed tax refunds to Home Mutual Deposit-Loan Co. and Marguerite Hukkanen; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Board accepted Bank of America's only bid to buy $3M of city tax anticipation notes at .37% interest.
- Teen-age recreation center to rent 1846 Irving Street for $100 monthly
- Tax refunds paid to Allene Schuerbrock and other property owners
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments totaling small sums were approved for several taxpayers, including the Protestant Episcopal Bishop of California.
- The city agreed to have Bank of America alter the eighth floor of 550 Montgomery Street for the District Attorney for $1,200.
- Finance Committee recommended refunds of erroneous tax payments to several claimants; the amounts continue on the next page.
- Six taxpayers get back taxes they paid by mistake
- District Attorney takes rooms at 550 Montgomery Street for $70 monthly
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments to fifteen payees are proposed; the Board's vote appears on the next page.
- Proposed refunds of erroneous 1943-44 tax payments to four named payees, totaling $291.55, from Duplicate Tax Fund.
- Tax overpayments refunded to banks and property owners
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments proposed to eleven payees, including Bank of America and Harry White; vote not shown on this page.
- Tax refunds paid to Bank of America and seven other owners
- Twelve property owners would receive refunds of erroneous tax payments totaling $1,400.65, recommended by Finance Committee.
- Board approved refunds totaling $162.96 for erroneous tax payments made by six property owners, including Bank of America. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized refunds of erroneous 1944-45 and earlier tax payments to seven named taxpayers, totalling about $328.
- The Board took up the Finance Committee's recommendation to sell $5,000,000 of Airport Bonds of 1945, Series A, to the highest bidder.
- The Board takes up the sale of $4,000,000 sewer bonds; the bids and outcome continue on the next page.
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments to Universal Pictures Co. Inc. and Higgins & Sons proposed by Finance Committee.
- Board considering refunds of erroneously paid 1945-46 first-installment taxes to Ed Stahl and John W. Walton.
- Gurley-Lord Tire and two owners sell land for Clipper Street
- Tax refunds for erroneous payments approved for several lot owners and banks, including overpayment and clerical-error refunds.
- Erroneous 1945-46 property tax payments are to be refunded to fourteen owners and firms from the Duplicate Tax Fund.
- Two floors at 550 Montgomery Street rented for $2,423 a month
- Refunds totalling $322.26 for erroneous tax payments are proposed for ten named taxpayers and firms.
- Board accepted Bank of America's bid to buy $8,500,000 in city bonds, paying a $5,019 premium.
- Bank of America's $8,500,000 bid for airport bonds is accepted at up to 2.5 percent interest; all other bids are rejected.
- Controller authorized to refund duplicate 1946-47 first-installment tax payments to seven named property owners and firms.
- The Controller was directed to refund small duplicate property tax payments to eleven named owners and firms.
- The Controller is authorized to refund certain erroneously paid taxes under Revenue and Taxation Code Section 5096.
- Controller directed to refund duplicate and erroneously collected property taxes to fifteen named owners; vote not printed here.
- Controller directed to refund duplicate property tax payments to named owners and firms, including Bank of America.
- Board approved refunds of 19 duplicate property tax payments, totalling $1,420.89, to banks, firms and owners.
- Controller authorized to refund duplicate tax payments to seventeen property owners, including Bank of America and Prudential Insurance.
- The Controller was authorized to refund duplicate property tax payments to seven named owners for fiscal 1946-47 lots.
- Controller authorized to refund erroneously paid property taxes to eleven named people and firms.
- Bank of America's bids for $22 million in city sewer, Municipal Railway and Hetch Hetchy bonds are accepted as the highest bids.
- Bank of America's bid for $1.35M Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds was found highest and best; the vote continues next page.
- Acceptance of Bank of America's bid for $1,100,000 Juvenile Home and Court Bonds, 1944, is proposed; the vote continues on the next page.
- Bid from Bank of America accepted to buy $1,850,000 of Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Clarence Wolfe paid $6,000 for a firehouse site on Folsom Street
- Board accepted Bank of America's bid to buy $2,000,000 of San Francisco Street Improvement Bonds, Series B.
- Board accepted Bank of America's bid to buy $1,500,000 of Municipal Railway Rehabilitation Bonds, Series D.
- Board accepted Bank of America's bid to buy $7,550,000 of Sewage Treatment Bonds, Series A.
- Bank of America, N.T.&S.A. was awarded the $2,400,000 bid for Municipal Railway rehabilitation bonds, approved 7 to 1.
- Bank of America, N.T.&S.A. was awarded the $2,100,000 bid for City recreation bonds, Series C, approved by resolution.
- Bank of America's bid to buy $10,000,000 of San Francisco school bonds was accepted.
- Floors at 550 Montgomery Street leased from Bank of America
- Bank of America's bid for $3,000,000 San Francisco school bonds was accepted by the Board.
- Board accepted Bank of America's bid to buy $1,000,000 in city street improvement bonds.
- Board is accepting Bank of America's bid to buy $1,000,000 in city sewage treatment bonds.
- Bank of America's bid for $1,100,000 in San Francisco recreation bonds was accepted by the Board.
- Bank of America's bid for $4,000,000 in San Francisco school bonds was accepted by the Board.
- Bank of America's bid for $1,800,000 in San Francisco firehouse bonds was accepted by the Board.
- Bank of America's bid for $1,250,000 street improvement bonds accepted; resolution adopted.
- Bank of America's bid for $1,500,000 recreation bonds is under consideration; outcome continues on next page.
- Bank of America's bid to buy $1,000,000 firehouse bonds, 1952 Series B, was accepted.
- Bank of America's bid to buy $1,000,000 sewage treatment bonds, 1948 Series E, was accepted.
- Bank of America's bid for $2,000,000 off-street parking bonds accepted; resolution adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bank of America's bid to buy $2,500,000 sewer bonds, 1954 Series A, was accepted.
- Bank of America's bid to buy $1,500,000 San Francisco Hospital bonds, 1954 Series A, was accepted.
- Bank of America's bid to buy $2,500,000 Laguna Honda Home and Hospital bonds, 1954 Series A, was accepted.
- City approved buying a $100 right-of-way easement from Bank of America for the Candlestick Point sewer tunnel.
- Meeting moves on to city bond sale
- Supervisors observe opening of a Bank of America branch in San Mateo
- Bank of America land bought for $2,250 to extend Mullen Avenue
- Bank of America's appeal to exclude $1.4M of data processing equipment from its assessment was taken under advisement.
- Bank of America's claim that $1,600,000 of data processing equipment is tax exempt was taken under advisement.
- City sells $315,000 of Hall of Justice bonds to Bank of America
- Bank of America chosen to sell $400,000 street lighting bonds
- City leases 215 Market Street offices for water engineers
- Bank of America allowed sidewalk landscaping at California, Kearny and Pine
- Mayor recommended a private sale of $26,000,000 Airport Bonds; banks bid a six percent interest rate.
- Mayor vetoed deadline extension for Van Ness office work
- Bank of America allowed a tunnel under Eleventh Street
- City turned down Bank of America's 1973–74 computer tax refund claim
- Bank gives $500 to fire arson team
- The Board adopted a resolution temporarily closing parts of eight streets in August and September 1984 for local events.
- City proposes partial settlement of Bank of America litigation for $140,000; passed on first reading.
- Partial settlement of litigation with Bank of America, NT&SA, for $140,000, was finally passed by the Board.
- Bank of America was recommended to win the $24M bond sale funding library facilities and street improvements; an amendment was adopted.
- Settlement of lawsuit with Bank of America for $6.9M in three installments passed on first reading.
- The Board finally passed a $6.9M settlement paid to Bank of America in three installments.
- Interest rates set as the city's new bonds are awarded
- Mayor's Office of Housing sought authority to issue up to $17,500,000 in qualified mortgage bonds; outcome not printed here.
- Board urged the Mayor to ask the Treasurer to let Parking and Traffic keep using the Bank of America lockbox contract.
- Modification of Bank of America's airport financial services lease passed for second reading.
- Board urged the Federal Reserve to hold Bay Area hearings on the Bank of America/NationsBank merger and require community reinvestment commitments.
- Settlement of the City's lawsuit against Bank of America NT & SA for $38,000 passed on first reading.
- Proposed praise for [name withheld] Pride Month proclamation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bank of America honored for sponsoring Asian heritage event
- Resolution seeking $14 million in bond authority for affordable housing at 1166-1188 Howard Street was referred to committee.
- Proposed resolution authorizing up to $14 million in mortgage revenue bonds for affordable housing at 1166-1188 Howard Street; sent to committee.
- City seeks $14 million bonds for Howard Street affordable housing.
- City seeks $14 million bonds for Howard Street housing.
- Mortgage revenue bonds up to $14,000,000 for affordable housing at 1166-1188 Howard Street were approved by resolution.
- Bonds for affordable housing at 1166-1188 Howard Street taken up
- Resolution approving a package of Airport concession leases with many shops and food businesses was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Airport Commission's concession leases with dozens of shops and restaurants were sent to the Finance Committee.
- Leases for dozens of SFO shops and restaurants were amended; the resolution still awaits its final vote.
- New airport terminal shops and food leases approved.