All decisions
39 Board decisions about Metropolitan Life Insurance, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Mrs. J. Trouillet allowed a laundry boiler on Fillmore Street
- Metropolitan Life allowed an oil tank at Pine and Stockton streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized the Assessor to correct personal property assessments for Metropolitan Life, California Insurance and Hibernia Savings. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Assessor may correct assessments on personal property held by Metropolitan Life, California Insurance and Hibernia Savings.
- Bank of Italy seeks an oil tank at Powell and Eddy
- Resolution directs the Treasurer to pay one-tenth of a $29,808.94 judgment to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
- Bank of Italy allowed an oil tank at Powell and Eddy
- Board proposed setting aside $34,109 from the General Fund to pay Metropolitan Life Insurance Company under a court writ. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment of $34,109 from the General Fund to Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. ordered under a court writ of mandate. linked by the name only, not checked
- Clinton Construction paid $7,424.70 for the Relief Home buildings linked by the name only, not checked
- Oil tank permits for about two dozen Bay Area properties were passed for printing on Fire Committee recommendation.
- Oil tank permits granted to L. Annixter and other households
- Supervisor MacPhee proposed asking the Department of Public Health to investigate drifting sand from the Metropolitan Life housing project.
- Public Utilities Commission would manufacture water gate valves for the Parkmerced Housing Development, paid by a deposit from Metropolitan Life Insurance.
- Parcel 1 would be conveyed to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for $2,500 and Parcel 2; passed for second reading.
- Land traded with Metropolitan Life to make way for Font Boulevard
- City conveys Parcel 1 to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for $2,500 and a Parcel 2 deed, passed on final reading.
- Land traded with Metropolitan Life to make way for Font Boulevard
- Sewer tunnel easement beneath Lot 4, Assessor's Block 7201, accepted by deed from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company.
- Proposed conveyance of city land to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in exchange for a sewage pumping station; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- City proposes trading surplus land, Parcel A, to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for a sewage pumping station; vote not yet shown.
- City approved exchanging its Parkmerced Parcel A to Metropolitan Life for Parcel B, reserving its water pipelines and groundwater.
- Proposal to convey city land to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in exchange for a sewage pumping station.
- New streets in Parkmerced opened and dedicated to the city
- Board considers accepting streets in Parkmerced Subdivision after Metropolitan Life installs street lighting within one year after the war.
- Parkmerced streets accepted once Metropolitan Life installs street lighting
- The Board finally passed an ordinance accepting streets in the Parkmerced Subdivision, with Metropolitan Life required to install street lighting.
- Board proposed accepting Parkmerced Subdivision streets from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company, conditional on later street lighting installation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board declared intention to vacate certain streets in Parkmerced, at Metropolitan Life Insurance Company's request, for apartment construction.
- Ordinance authorizing exchange of city land parcels in Parkmerced with Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for street purposes passed for second reading.
- Board proposed conveying city land parcels in Parkmerced to Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in exchange for other parcels.
- The Board accepted water pipe line easements from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company within Parkmerced.
- Ordinance proposes acquiring a sewer tunnel easement in Parkmerced from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company for $3,000; passed for second reading.
- Southern Pacific allowed spur tracks across Bryant and Juniper Streets
- Board passed on first reading an exchange of sewer easements with Metropolitan Life Insurance Company in Parkmerced. linked by the name only, not checked
- [name withheld] gives land for a Brotherhood Way footbridge
- Planning director asked for views on height limits on Telegraph Hill
- Tinney moved to pass a rezoning of east Stockton Street from R-5 to C-3; Morrison proposed a 90-day continuance.
- Sewer easements swapped with [name withheld] to drain Lake Merced Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked