All decisions
23 Board decisions about The Lurie, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Home Manufacturing gets a cabinet shop on Brannan Street linked by the name only, not checked
- The Lurie Company to get a spur track on Harrison Street
- The Lurie Company allowed a spur track on Harrison Street
- Lurie Company asked whether the Civic Auditorium is available for its proposed arena on Guerrero Street; referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Lurie Company's land bought for $1,733 to widen Alemany Boulevard
- Alice R. Tice paid $1,150 for land to widen Garfield Street
- The Lurie Company paid for land taken for a boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- City rents offices from The Lurie Company for $880 a month
- Lurmont Terrace accepted as a public street from the Lurie Company
- Yearly spending ordinance sent to the Finance Committee
- Hale Bros. Stevenson Street lease to go to the Lurie Company
- Stevenson Street city property leased for twenty years near Fifth Street
- The Lurie Company bids $61,500 to lease Stevenson Street property
- Plan for pedestrian bridge over Stevenson Street introduced; not yet decided.
- Atlas Painting Company allowed part of Mendell Street
- The Lurie Company proposed a $86M Bay crossing to Marin County, and the Board referred it to committee.
- $5,000 for the paperwork of selling the old Hall of Justice
- Lurie Company to lease fire department property on Jessie Street
- Lurie Company leases fire department property at 418-420 Jessie Street
- The Lurie Co's property assessment equalization application was continued to August 9, 1966.
- The Lurie Co's property assessment appeal for block 255, lot 2 was taken under advisement by the Board.
- Lurie Company allowed an underground link to Powell Street BART station
- Theatre owners allowed lit signs over Market Street