All decisions
36 Board decisions about Safeway Stores, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The city approved buying land from Safeway Stores, Gompertz, Hibernia Savings and others for Third Street widening.
- Part of 26th Street at Illinois Street proposed for closing
- Part of 26th Street between Third and Illinois proposed for closing
- Safeway to pay $4,050 for a closed piece of 26th Street
- Part of Utah Street south of 28th proposed for closing linked by the name only, not checked
- Part of Twenty-sixth Street closed, with a sewer easement kept
- Wisconsin Street between Mariposa and Eighteenth to be closed for Safeway
- Wisconsin Street between Mariposa and Eighteenth to be closed for Safeway
- Wisconsin Street between Mariposa and Eighteenth Streets closed for good
- Board adopted intention to close and abandon Wisconsin Street between Mariposa and 18th Streets, with Safeway Stores paying $100 costs.
- Resolution ordering final closing and abandonment of Wisconsin Street between Mariposa and 18th Streets, with Safeway Stores' $100 deposit noted.
- Safeway Stores unable to build on the closed Wisconsin Street
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments to four property owners, including Walter Klemme and Marie Buthod, were proposed by Finance Committee.
- Safeway Stores seeks livestock gates across Davidson Avenue
- Safeway Stores was granted more time to build on the closed part of Wisconsin Street between Mariposa and Eighteenth Streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- Safeway Stores buys part of former Wisconsin Street for $10,000
- Sale of city-owned Turk Street land to Safeway Stores for $152,500 was continued for one week. linked by the name only, not checked
- Hetch Hetchy land sold to P. and J. Artukovich for $1,100
- Housing Authority could not bid on the Turk and Fillmore site
- Sale of surplus city land on Turk Street to Safeway Stores, Inc. for $152,500 was continued to September 18.
- Claim of Safeway Stores, Inc. against the City compromised by payment of $4,237.02.
- Sale of surplus city land on Ocean Avenue to Safeway Stores, Inc. for $160,000 was confirmed.
- Safeway Stores and State Farm give sewer easements near Bertita Street
- Appeal to rezone part of a Sunset block from residential to commercial was refused, so the Planning Commission's denial stands.
- Lease agreed with Safeway Stores for 660 Chestnut Street
- Board refused to reverse the Planning Commission, so Safeway's request to rezone a Marina Boulevard lot from heavy industrial to commercial stands.
- Supervisors passed an ordinance exchanging sewer easements with Safeway Stores, Inc. in blocks 4005 and 4006 without cost.
- Safeway's revocable permit to occupy part of Reservoir Street was sent back to committee.
- Safeway allowed to occupy part of Reservoir Street near Market linked by the name only, not checked
- [name withheld] Publishing tax appeal withdrawn at owner's request.
- Safeway Stores appealed a denied driveway conditional use on Alemany Boulevard; the hearing was held and the outcome continues next page.
- Planning decision on Alemany Boulevard overturned, with changes
- Safeway's Bertita Street entrance to be closed and landscaped linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposes accepting an emergency vehicle access easement at Fillmore and Webster from Fillmore Marketplace Associates and Safeway Stores, Inc.
- Resolution accepting an emergency vehicle access easement deed from the Redevelopment Agency, Fillmore Marketplace Associates and Safeway Stores was adopted.
- A vote with no subject on this page