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85 Board decisions about Housing Authority of the Ci…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- A $17,000 city loan to the Housing Authority to keep its activities running until January 1, 1939 passed for second reading.
- Board deferred a $17,000 loan from the Emergency Reserve Fund to the Housing Authority for one week.
- Board finally passed a $17,000 loan from the Emergency Reserve Fund to the Housing Authority.
- City to sign a housing agreement for the Holly Park-Potrero project
- Postponement of the Housing Authority cooperation agreement resolution was carried until Wednesday, January 26, 1939.
- Housing Authority buys the Holly Park block for $62,140
- Housing Authority buys school land on Arkansas Street for $1,200
- Housing Authority's proposed low-rent housing agreement drew objections from apartment owners; Supervisor Uhl moved to keep it on calendar two weeks.
- Confirmation of sale of Fire Department land in Assessor's Block 5714 to the Housing Authority is before the Board.
- Board proposes asking the federal housing authority for more time for the city authority to prove use of $2.7M.
- Proposed sale of city-owned Hahn Street parcels to the Housing Authority passed for second reading.
- City to trade land near Sunnydale Avenue with the Housing Authority
- Ordinance passed authorising conveyance of four city-owned Sunnydale parcels to the Housing Authority of San Francisco.
- Proposed ordinance to cancel taxes on Housing Authority-owned property had its consideration postponed by the Board.
- Ordinance proposed to cancel city taxes and tax sales on property owned by the Housing Authority, passed for second reading.
- Ordinance to cancel taxes on property owned by the Housing Authority was taken up for final passage.
- New streets opened at the Potrero low rent housing project
- Taxes, assessments and penalties for 1937 and 1938 on a Sunnydale Project lot owned by the Housing Authority were cancelled.
- Part of Appleton Avenue by Holly Park Circle to be closed
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting a deed from the Housing Authority for streets in the Sunnydale Housing Project.
- Proposed closing of a portion of Appleton Avenue between Patton Street and Holly Park Circle, with utility easements kept. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution asking the Housing Authority to seek federal approval of in-lieu tax payments on the Chinatown housing project was referred to Finance Committee.
- Part of Appleton Avenue near Holly Park Circle to be closed
- City accepted a sewer easement near Hahn Street and Sunnydale Avenue from the Housing Authority.
- City agrees with Housing Authority to fund one-third of Chinatown low-cost housing land purchase, up to $75,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- Housing Authority paid $25,000 for land to widen Army Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Approved the map opening five streets in the Sunnydale housing project and accepted a utility easement from the Housing Authority.
- Proposed ordinance cancelling taxes and tax sales on property owned by the Housing Authority of San Francisco.
- Board proposed confirming the sale of City-owned land in Hunter's View to the Housing Authority for housing.
- Closed part of Wisconsin Street handed to the Housing Authority
- Vandewater Street to be closed for the North Beach housing project
- Closing of Carmine Place east of Powell Street proposed
- Vandewater Street to be closed for the North Beach housing project
- Carmine Place to be closed for the Ping Yuen housing project
- City trades Glen Crags land for a water pipe easement
- Supervisor Shannon presented a resolution congratulating Thomas K. McCarthy on his appointment as Treasurer.
- City Attorney to collect a $5,115.92 refund from a $75,000 advance to the Housing Authority for Chinatown housing land.
- Proposed quitclaim deed giving the Housing Authority city land in Glen Crags, in exchange for a water pipe easement.
- Intention to close streets between Evans Avenue, Innes Avenue, Hunters Point Boulevard and Keith Street proposed.
- Fairfax and Galvez Avenues among streets set to be closed linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution 3250 proposes closing portions of eight streets, including Fairfax and Galvez Avenues, tied to a Housing Authority land sale. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor and Clerk authorized to deed abandoned streets near Hunters View Housing Project to City Title Insurance Company.
- Consideration of cancelling taxes on Housing Authority-owned property was postponed.
- Proposed ordinance to cancel taxes on Housing Authority-owned property and related tax sales to the State is considered; outcome continues.
- Proposed ordinance would cancel city taxes and tax sales on property owned by the Housing Authority; vote continues on next page.
- Proposed ordinance would cancel taxes and tax sales on Housing Authority-owned property; final vote appears on a later page.
- Proposed contract would let the Housing Authority hold $151,974.90 in a Slum Clearance Revolving Fund to buy and demolish slum dwellings.
- Mayor authorized to contract with the Housing Authority, returning $151,974.90 for a slum clearance revolving fund.
- Mayor authorized to advance $15,000 to the Housing Authority for temporary veterans' housing, repayable within two years.
- Housing Authority's $450,000 preliminary loan application to the federal Public Housing Administration was referred to committee.
- Housing Authority seeks a federal loan of up to $450,000 to plan about 3,000 low-rent homes; anti-discrimination amendments proposed.
- Board resumed consideration of the Housing Authority's application for a $450,000 federal loan to build low-rent dwelling units. linked by the name only, not checked
- Housing Authority's application for a $450,000 preliminary loan toward up to 3,000 low-rent homes was put off to October 31.
- Proposed resolution would approve a federal loan of up to $450,000 for surveys and planning of about 3,000 low-rent units.
- Housing Authority seeks approval for a $450,000 federal loan to plan about 3,000 low-rent homes.
- Housing Authority not ready to bid for the Fillmore car barn
- Board considers a committee proposal to transfer temporary federal public housing to the Housing Authority, with a non-discrimination policy. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposal to transfer temporary public housing to the Housing Authority was continued to August 14, 1950. linked by the name only, not checked
- Plan to transfer temporary public housing to the Housing Authority was postponed two weeks; Bay View residents oppose 3,000 units.
- Board adopted a resolution transferring temporary federal public housing to the San Francisco Housing Authority, with a non-discrimination policy. linked by the name only, not checked
- Approved sites for developing a program of 3,000 low-rent housing units, as amended.
- Selection of sites for 3,000 low-rent housing units was continued to September 25, 1950.
- Approved transfer of temporary public housing to the Housing Authority of San Francisco, subject to its 1939 contract.
- Broadway land near Larkin Street handed to Public Works linked by the name only, not checked
- The city accepts Housing Authority easements across portions of Lot 1, Block 4700 for the Southeast Collecting Sewers, at no cost.
- The Board approved buying vacant land in Block 2909A from the Housing Authority for $60,000 for the Glen Park [name withheld].
- A lot at Turk and Hyde Streets adopted
- Land near Texas and Missouri Streets adopted in one vote
- $35,000 land purchase from [name withheld] put off a week
- Board adopted purchase of property from the Housing Authority for School Project No. 27 for $40,483.45.
- Resolution adopted approving transfer of temporary public housing to the Housing Authority of San Francisco.
- Charter Oak Avenue lot bought from W. B. Jefferson for $2,750
- Board accepted deeds to sewer easements in the Harbor Slope Housing Project from the San Francisco Housing Authority.
- Housing Authority land bought for $65,551.82 to widen Webster Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Housing Authority application for a preliminary loan for up to 2,500 low-rent public housing units was referred to Rules Committee.
- Low-rent public housing for up to 2,500 units approved with amendment, giving the Housing Authority a preliminary loan and cooperation agreement.
- A proposal to put a 3,000-unit low-rent housing project on the November 1968 ballot was referred to committee.
- Bonds for the Bayview Square plaza sent to committee
- Resolution proposed to waive payments in lieu of taxes to the Housing Authority for fiscal 1986-87; referred to Finance Committee.
- Housing Authority asked about a new office building on Turk Street
- Fire Department to repair the high-pressure water main on Washington Street
- Resolution waiving payments in lieu of taxes to the Housing Authority for fiscal 1990-91 through 1992-93 was referred for adoption.
- Mayor Brown proposes waiving in-lieu tax payments owed by the Housing Authority for five past fiscal years; sent to Finance Committee.
- City accepts $999,999 grant for General Hospital building upgrades
- Transfer of the [name withheld] Opportunity Center sent to committee