All decisions
30 Board decisions about Heyman Brothers, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Property owners object to paving Mohawk Avenue from Mission Street
- Heyman Bros. given 90 more days on Thirtieth Avenue
- Heyman Bros. given ninety more days on Thirtieth Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Battista Boeto paid for land taken for Bay Shore Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Bills paid for Engine House No. 18 and the Steinhart Aquarium linked by the name only, not checked
- Higgins Lumber and others sell land for Bay Shore Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Heyman Brothers was paid $1,500 from the sewer fund to settle a court judgment over flooding from Islais Creek.
- Heyman Brothers land bought for $2,500 to open Alemany Boulevard
- Heyman Brothers is paid $1,500 to settle a Superior Court judgment over Islais Creek sewer flooding damage.
- $1,500 for damage from cutting Twentieth Street through to Noe Street
- Heyman Brothers paid $2,250 for damage to their property
- Board approved $2,250 from County Road Fund to pay Heyman Brothers for property damages.
- Controller directed to cancel 1931 tax sales on lots now held by the State's Veterans' Welfare Board; vote continues on next page.
- Heyman Bros. approved for a $37.27 refund of taxes collected through clerical error.
- Heyman Bros. is refunded $5.52 for a duplicate 1935 real estate tax payment.
- Heyman Brothers paid $5,000 for land to widen Anza Street
- Resolution authorizes refunds of erroneous tax payments to The San Francisco Bank, first installment $374.31.
- Arthur Lyons and Clyde Kerr sell land to widen Nineteenth Avenue
- Heyman Bros paid $8,150 for land to widen 19th Avenue
- Refunds totaling $458.84 for erroneous tax payments were adopted for eight named property owners and firms.
- Tax refunds paid to Isabelle Cruells and a dozen others
- Home Owners Loan Corporation to receive a $10.04 refund of erroneous tax payments, per Lot 2, Block 6716.
- City to pay Heyman Brothers $565 to run a pipeline
- Board proposed $565 easement purchase from Heyman Brothers for a water pipeline from Alemany Boulevard to McLaren Park.
- $500 paid to Heyman Brothers for a Cross Town pipe route
- Ten taxpayers refunded money paid in error linked by the name only, not checked
- Laurel Hill Cemetery's assessment reduction is still pending, with the City Attorney advising denial and a reduced figure proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments totaling $161.06 were approved for eleven named property owners.
- Laurel Hill Cemetery Association petitions for relief from the tax levied on its cemetery property, which it says is exempt.
- Heyman Bros' assessment on Lot 3, Block 5846 was reduced, with the land value cut to $19,460.