All decisions
about 110 Board decisions about City Title Insurance, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Eaton & Smith to be paid $3,784.15 for Hawes Street work linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution 24373 authorizing listed amounts was up for final passage; its outcome is not printed on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorizes a long list of city payments to contractors and suppliers for school construction, Fleishhacker Pool, Harding Park and the Relief Home.
- The Board finally passed a resolution authorizing 23 city payments for schools, the Hetch Hetchy pipeline, road work and the Steinhart Aquarium. linked by the name only, not checked
- Final payment made for land at Angelica Street and Cunningham Place linked by the name only, not checked
- Final payment made for land at Angelica Street and Cunningham Place linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution authorizes payment of 31 city claims to companies including Crown Oil, Market Street Railway and Spring Valley Water Company.
- Board authorizes payments to dozens of city vendors and claimants across departments; the list continues onto the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Claim of $3,705 to City Title Insurance Co. for title reports on parcels for John McLaren Park listed for payment. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment of $3,705 to City Title Insurance Company for title searches on McLaren Park property. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment of $3,705 to City Title Insurance Company for title searches for McLaren Park approved. linked by the name only, not checked
- George and Gene Zarosi paid for damage on Le Conte Avenue
- City Title Insurance Company sells Portola Drive land for $550
- Arthur and Ethel Elvin paid for land for Bernal Heights Boulevard
- Title insurance premiums paid on the Bay Shore and Sunset boulevards linked by the name only, not checked
- City Title Insurance Company was paid $55 for an ownership report on parcels for Bay Shore boulevard.
- City Title Insurance Company was paid $10 for title premiums and expenses on Alemany boulevard properties.
- Agostino and Maria Calcagno paid for damage from Bay Shore Boulevard
- City Title Insurance Company was paid $662.50 for the title fee on the St. Catherine Home property purchase. linked by the name only, not checked
- City Title Insurance Company is listed for $1,098.25 in title fees on 19 school property purchases. linked by the name only, not checked
- City Title Insurance Company is listed for $662.50 title fee on the St. Catherine Home property purchase. linked by the name only, not checked
- Frank R. Webb trades land for the Sloat Boulevard realignment
- Three duplicate tax refunds totalling $152.33 authorized for Hibernia Savings, Citizens Building & Loan and City Title Insurance.
- Ten refunds totalling small sums authorized from the General Fund to taxpayers who paid taxes twice or in error.
- City Title Insurance sells land for $2,629 to widen Nineteenth Avenue
- Tax refunds paid to City Title Insurance and five others
- Tax refunds paid to John Kirby, Bank of America and others
- Five parcels bought for the proposed McLaren Park
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments proposed to several named payees; the list of amounts continues on the next page.
- City Title Insurance Company to swap land of equal value
- City Title Insurance Company to swap land of equal value
- City Title Insurance to swap land at Wayland and Mansfield streets
- Ordinance to trade city-owned Parcel A to City Title Insurance Company for other real property awaits final passage.
- Map of Ewing Terrace proposed for approval as the official street map; outcome continues on next page.
- Parcel A valued at $520 and two Amherst Street lots $500
- City Title Insurance Company gets a $27.27 refund of duplicate 1937 property tax on Block 6462, Lot 14-B.
- Proposed ordinance would let the Director of Property trade city land to City Title Insurance Company for other parcels.
- Parcel A valued at $600 and three other lots at $550
- City trades a parcel to City Title Insurance for three lots
- Commercial Centre Realty paid $500 for proposed McLaren Park land
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments to Bank of America on several city lots were proposed by the Finance Committee.
- Refunds of erroneous property tax payments to six named owners and companies are proposed, beginning with Beth Sullivan.
- Land traded to City Title Insurance for the proposed McLaren Park
- Land traded to City Title Insurance for the proposed McLaren Park
- City trades land with City Title Insurance for McLaren Park
- City trades land with City Title Insurance for McLaren Park
- Hamilton Street lots traded to City Title Insurance for McLaren Park
- City finally passed an ordinance conveying Parcels A, B and C to City Title Insurance Company, valued equal to Parcels 1 and 2.
- Proposed closing of Kansas Street between 26th and Army Streets in exchange with the Western Pacific Railroad was passed on first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Gerolamo Cucchi paid $950 and land for extending Silver Avenue
- Controller directed to cancel tax sales and assessments on lots now recorded in the City's name, under Political Code Section 3804A.
- Board passed final ordinance trading railroad land for widening Third Street and extending 26th Street, with a $4,500 payment.
- Gerolamo Cucchi paid $950 and land for extending Silver Avenue
- Refunds totaling $458.84 for erroneous tax payments were adopted for eight named property owners and firms.
- Finance Committee's tax refunds totalling $2,349.55 to 18 payees for erroneous payments were adopted.
- Board adopted refunds of erroneous property tax payments to nine named taxpayers and companies for fiscal years 1938 and 1939.
- Land at Broderick and Lombard Streets is proposed for trade to City Title Insurance Company for Lombard Street widening.
- Proposed ordinance would trade city land near Broderick and Lombard Streets to City Title Insurance Company for Lombard Street widening. linked by the name only, not checked
- Land swap with City Title Insurance Company for widening Lombard Street
- Board adopted a resolution refunding erroneous tax payments, including $7.52 to City Title Insurance Company.
- 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
- Ten taxpayers refunded money paid in error linked by the name only, not checked
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments approved for nine lot owners and companies, including City Title Insurance Company and Frank J. Moran.
- Two private taxpayers, City Title Insurance Co. and Helen Keaton, approved for refunds of erroneous tax payments. linked by the name only, not checked
- Erroneous tax payments refunded to thirteen payees, including City Title Insurance Co. and Hibernia Savings & Loan Society.
- Tax refunds voted to Lever Bros. and eight other owners
- City Title Insurance Co.'s assessment for 4-18 Octavia Street reduced by $400 after appraisers' recommendation was confirmed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board approved tax refunds totalling several hundred dollars to about fifteen property owners and banks for erroneous payments.
- Proposed tax refunds to Home Mutual Deposit-Loan Co. and Marguerite Hukkanen; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Mayor and Clerk authorized to deed abandoned streets near Hunters View Housing Project to City Title Insurance Company.
- Board adopted Resolution 3507 authorizing refunds of erroneous tax payments to twenty-two named taxpayers and owners.
- Resolution approved refunds of erroneous tax payments to seven property owners and companies, including John J. Allen, Jr.
- Two refunds of erroneous tax payments, $36.48 and $33.95, proposed for City Title Insurance Co. and Home Owners' Loan Corp.
- Refund of $11.99 in erroneous taxes proposed for Ellen Victoria Grover on Lot 6, Block 4761.
- Finance Committee recommends refunds of erroneous tax payments; the resolution's amounts continue on the next page.
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments approved for several property owners, companies and individuals, from duplicate tax and taxes refunded funds.
- The Board's list refunds erroneous tax payments to Catherine M. Abbott, Leo Kotzbeck and H. E. Christensen, totalling $273.04.
- Finance Committee proposes refunds of erroneous property tax payments to nine named taxpayers and title companies, including $1,261.70 to Dalmo Victor.
- Board approved refunds of erroneous 1944-45 property tax payments to 24 named owners and firms, paid from Appropriation 905.
- 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.
- Board authorized refunds of erroneous property tax payments to several title companies, individuals and Madison & Burke.
- Tax refunds paid to Bank of America and seven other owners
- Seven erroneous tax payments, refunds of $20.64 to $106.46, proposed for named property owners.
- Finance Committee recommended refunds of erroneous 1945-46 tax payments to several property owners and title companies.
- Refunds of erroneous 1945-46 tax payments proposed to eight property owners and one title company.
- Proposed resolution would refund erroneous tax payments to five property owners and firms, with vote not shown on this page.
- Refunds ordered for taxes paid in error
- Board adopted refunds of $48.30, $18.35 and $46.85 in erroneous property tax payments to three parties.
- Resolution authorizing refunds of erroneously paid taxes to named payers is listed here; its outcome continues on the next page.
- The Controller was directed to refund small duplicate property tax payments to eleven named owners and firms.
- Controller authorized to refund duplicate tax payments to property owners, including $228.39 to Rose Guisto.
- Board approved refunds of 19 duplicate property tax payments, totalling $1,420.89, to banks, firms and owners.
- Controller directed to refund duplicate tax payments to Willie Leong, Ethel C. Selway and E. W. Perkins.
- Resolution adopted releasing a $491.16 hospital treatment lien held in escrow for Hannah Neuhaus.
- Sale of city-owned land near Kenyon Avenue on Twenty-eighth and Valley Streets to City Title Insurance Company for $2,000 was referred to planning.
- Sale of city-owned land near Kenyon Avenue to City Title Insurance Company for $2,000 was put off two weeks.
- City Title Insurance buys city land near Kenyon Avenue for $2,000
- Land swap with City Title Insurance for the Postel Heights subdivision
- Land swap with City Title Insurance for the Postel Heights subdivision
- Vacant lot bought on Arch Street north of Sargent Street
- [name withheld] paid $6,500 for land to widen Thirteenth Street
- Two vacant lots bought on Teddy Avenue east of Sawyer Street
- $892.74 voted for City Title Insurance land for McLaren Park linked by the name only, not checked
- Land bought from [name withheld] for $500 for McLaren Park
- City drops court cases to take 14 properties
- City Title Insurance gets a sidewalk pretzel stand on Taylor Street