All decisions
about 440 Board decisions about State of California, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- $7,000 to Barber Asphalt for paving Mission Street to the county line linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment of $801.88 to the State of California for April 1906 upkeep of Preston School of Industry inmates was approved.
- A $792.72 payment to the State of California for Preston School of Industry inmates was passed for printing.
- The State of California was paid $792.72 from the General Fund for June 1906 maintenance of Preston School of Industry inmates.
- Payments totalling $2,832.69 were approved for maintaining minors at the Preston School of Industry and St. Vincent's Asylum. linked by the name only, not checked
- A payment of $724.93 from the General Fund to the State of California for minors at Preston School of Industry was proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized $724.05 payment to the State of California for minors at Preston School of Industry. linked by the name only, not checked
- A resolution to pay the State of California $704.35 for Preston School inmates was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- City pays California for Preston School of Industry upkeep linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board passed $2,810.07 in city payments to a safe firm, the State, an electric supplier and Spring Valley Water. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board approved $2,539.30 from the General Fund for maintaining minors in state and church institutions. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment of $828.21 to the State of California for Preston School of Industry minors in August 1907 approved. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payments totalling $2,689.74 were approved for September 1907 care of minors at Preston School and four private institutions. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized $825.30 from the General Fund to the State of California for maintenance and tuition of minors. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Auditor and Treasurer asked that a tax deed issued to the State of California be cancelled; referred to Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board approved payments from the General Fund totalling $11,585.57 to various claimants for March and April 1908 services. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Recorder was authorized to cancel a tax deed erroneously issued to the State of California for one property. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed for printing payments for gas lighting, a $3,000 Ashbury Heights fire house lot, and juvenile care. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board authorized payments totaling $30,372.44 including $3,000 for a Ashbury Heights fire station lot.
- City pays State of California $1,045.30 for October 1908 upkeep of minors at Preston School of Industry. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board proposed $1,045.89 payment to the State of California for maintaining juveniles at Preston School of Industry. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment of $1,053.06 to the State of California for care of minors at Preston School was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment of $1,053.06 to the State of California for care of Preston School inmates, continuing onto the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board finally passed payments, including $8,000 to Wm. Bruce for the first payment on the Yerba Buena School building contract. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed General Fund payments for maintaining minors committed by the Juvenile Court to an asylum and the state. linked by the name only, not checked
- City approved $3,670.06 in payments for maintenance and tuition of minors committed by the Juvenile Court. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payments totalling $2,590.66 for maintaining minors committed by the Juvenile Court were passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Tax Collector ordered to issue an amended tax deed to the State correcting one property's lot number. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payments of $1,450 rent for Grant Building offices and $823.90 to the State of California approved. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed expenditures for maintenance and construction at the Fire Department corporation yard, passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payments totalling $9,872.74 to Lange & Bergstrom and the State of California were approved for Fire Department yard construction and minors' care.
- The city paid $4,486.31 for asphaltum, basalt blocks and care of minors committed by the Juvenile Court.
- Payments approved to the State of California and Western Rock Products Co. for minors' tuition and limerock supplies. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorizes $7,438.58 in August and September 1910 payments to private institutions and the state for minors.
- Payment of $1,298.68 for maintaining minors committed by the Juvenile Court was proposed by resolution. linked by the name only, not checked
- Fire hose, hay, a juvenile school's upkeep and printed city reports were paid $7,579.60 from the General Fund. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payments for June 1911 care of court-committed minors at several asylums were proposed; the outcome continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Registrar E. C. Harrington was paid $2,850 for election stamps, and the State $715.36 for minors' maintenance, approved. linked by the name only, not checked
- Passed for printing payments totalling $11,501.83 for a fire house on Seventh Street, street repairs and minors' care.
- Payments from city bond and general funds to suppliers, land sellers and institutions for schools, hospitals, water studies and streets are proposed; vote not printed.
- Board approved payments from school, hospital, jail and water accounts to contractors and claimants, including Healy-Tibbitts Construction Co.
- Payments to contractors and suppliers for schools, hospitals, the jail and Pumping Station No. 1 were put forward for printing.
- $200 set aside for a May Day stand in Marshall Square linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution authorizes payments to Rincon Publishing, Spring Valley Water and other claimants from city funds. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution passed for printing authorizing payments to contractors and charities, including fire, hospital, school and water works claims.
- Board authorizes payments to contractors and suppliers for San Francisco Hospital work, temporary City Hall rent, and other city expenses. linked by the name only, not checked
- C. F. Weber & Co. paid $807.75 for Polytechnic High furniture linked by the name only, not checked
- Payments for cast iron pipe and a Fort Mason pumping station from the fire protection bond fund were proposed for final passage. linked by the name only, not checked
- Bakewell & Brown paid $10,000 for the new City Hall plans linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Jennings' resolution authorizing dozens of 1913 city payments, including schools and hospital supplies, was passed for printing.
- League of California Municipalities resolution urges a $1,000,000 state building in the Civic Center, presented by Supervisor Bancroft.
- Monson Brothers paid $1,500 for the Mission Park convenience station
- Expenditures for parks, water, Municipal Railway cars, school plumbing, sewers and paving claims passed for printing.
- Board sent to print a batch of routine city payments for paving, hydrants, water investigation and fire equipment to various firms.
- Consolidated Motor Car Company paid $17,674.20 for fire autos linked by the name only, not checked
- Union Iron Works paid $57,750 for Municipal Railway cars
- Resolution proposed to authorize payment of many city claims to contractors and suppliers, outcome continues on next page.
- Board authorized payment of many city claims from bond and general funds to contractors, suppliers, and charities.
- Board authorized payments from city funds to contractors, utilities, and orphanages; the resolution's list continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Cornelius F. Buckley paid $4,500 for Civic Center land linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution authorizing payment of city claims to Sound Construction Co. and the Children's Agency was passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- Carnahan & Mulford paid $6,150 for the Glenn Park School linked by the name only, not checked
- $5,000 more set aside to appraise Spring Valley Water Company linked by the name only, not checked
- Sutter Street Railway paid $19,518.74 for half the Market Street tracks linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed authorizing many 1914 city payments to contractors, suppliers and charities for street, sewer, transit and fire work.
- Authorizes payments of $2,896.30 to the Children's Agency of the Associated Charities and $806.24 to the Eureka Benevolent Society for maintaining minors.
- Board sends a proposed deed exchanging city land at Polk and McAllister for a State-owned Civic Center lot to print.
- Board authorized a long list of city claim payments, including land purchases, fire and police supplies, and relief home costs.
- Boiler permit granted to the State of California at the Armory building, Fourteenth and Mission Streets. linked by the name only, not checked
- State of California allowed a boiler in the Mission Street armory
- A. Seghieri paid $3,500.00 for a lease at 875 Presidio Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Claims authorized for water, electricity, granite and freight payments, plus a Presidio Avenue leasehold purchase, passed for printing.
- Resolution authorizes payment of claims to charities, contractors and companies from 1913-1914 city funds; vote appears on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- $150 spent on rubber matting for the Central Emergency Hospital linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board authorized many claim payments to contractors and suppliers for railway, school, park and relief home work.
- Board passed for printing a resolution authorizing payment of numerous city claims to contractors, suppliers and charities.
- $7,313.90 paid to Pacific Gas & Electric for streetcar current
- Carnahan & Mulford paid $24,014.00 for building the Columbus School linked by the name only, not checked
- $5,000 to light the arches on Mission Street
- The Board finally passed payments from city funds to contractors and the Spring Valley Water Company for school, park and City Hall work.
- City to swap land with the State at Polk and Fulton linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution authorizes dozens of city payments to contractors, suppliers and charities from bond and general funds. linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor authorized to deed a Civic Center block bounded by McAllister, Polk, Redwood and Larkin streets to the State.
- Mayor to trade city land with the State at Civic Center
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed a resolution to settle the city's $10,000 claim for India Basin land under state condemnation.
- Supervisor Gallagher's proposal to settle the city's India Basin land and street claims with the State for $10,000 was refused passage.
- Supervisors propose settling the City's claim to India Basin land and streets condemned by the State for $10,000 total.
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed settling the city's $10,000 compensation claim for India Basin land and streets condemned by the State.
- Mayor to swap city land with the State at Civic Center
- City Attorney asked to settle the India Basin condemnation suit linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution offering city streets in a condemnation district to the State for $10,000 despite pending litigation. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution authorizing seven city payments to named claimants, including Golden Gate Iron Works and Kelly-Springfield Motor Truck Co.
- Payments to Pacific Gas & Electric, Spring Valley Water and other contractors and charities authorized from city funds, passed for printing.
- Proposed resolution authorizing a $1,905.06 payment to Spring Valley Water Co. for park water. linked by the name only, not checked
- $75,620.25 paid to F. Rolandi for the Hetch Hetchy railroad linked by the name only, not checked
- City bills paid, including $11,077.50 to Spring Valley Water for hydrants linked by the name only, not checked
- City bills paid, including $11,077.50 to Spring Valley Water for hydrants linked by the name only, not checked
- Expenditures authorised for hospital heating and plumbing work by Scott Company and maintenance payments to several children's charities.
- Board finally passed a resolution authorizing payments to suppliers, charities and contractors, including North Beach playground paving work. linked by the name only, not checked
- Anderson & Ringrose paid $25,275 for the Juvenile Detention Home linked by the name only, not checked
- Spring Valley Water Co. paid $10,996.05 for water for the hydrants
- Otis Elevator paid $2,885 for the Juvenile Court elevators
- Resolution proposed paying city claims for hospital construction, relief home supplies, street repairs and school architectural services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed payment from the Water Construction Fund of insurance premiums for city workers building the Hetch Hetchy water system. linked by the name only, not checked
- Nineteen city payments totalling about $47,000 for hospitals, streets, schools and supplies were finally passed.
- Board passed for printing a batch of city payment claims to vendors, charities and contractors, totalling tens of thousands of dollars.
- Twenty city claims for services, supplies and maintenance were finally authorized for payment from named city funds.
- The Board authorized payments totalling tens of thousands of dollars for schools, hospitals, water works, sewers and charities, passed for printing.
- Proposed payments to many claimants and contractors for care, supplies, street repairs and sewers, pending adoption.
- Spring Valley Water Co. paid $1,844.36 for water in the parks
- Bills paid, including $564.01 for ice cream in Golden Gate Park
- Resolution authorizing 29 payments from city funds to suppliers, contractors and institutions was passed for printing.
- Resolution authorizes payments to several firms, including PG&E, Monson and Western Meat, for parks, hospital and street work.
- Resolution urges the Legislature for $350,000 more to build the State building in Civic Center; adopted.
- Supervisor Mulvihill proposed a State building in the Civic Center using the $1,000,000 bond fund approved in 1914.
- California State Automobile Association's retaining wall campaign endorsed
- Payment of $10.02 in interest on State Highway funds was ordered paid to the State of California. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed granting revocable permits for garages, gasoline storage and boilers at several city sites.
- Shell gets a filling station at Fourteenth and Valencia streets linked by the name only, not checked
- City consents to a highway across Spring Valley's Lake Merced lands
- Mayor disapproved a resolution on state tax levies, and the Board laid it over, with no state deficiency tax needed.
- Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce asks San Francisco to endorse a $600,000 state loan for hoof and mouth control.
- Ordinance proposed to accept state land grant and place it under Park Commission control. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed to accept state land for Aquatic Park and place it under Park Commission control; passed for printing.
- Tax deed corrected after the word feet was left out
- Board endorses League of California Municipalities request asking the State for $65,000 for sewage and waste disposal research.
- State given a highway easement across Hetch Hetchy aqueduct land
- The Auditor proposed cancelling 1928 and 1929 assessments and tax sales on city-owned blocks 5804, 5831, 5842 and 5842 Lot 54.
- Board adopted the committee report recommending against a state bill taxing the Municipal Railway.
- Board wires Senators Johnson and Shortridge to back federal highway money linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution asks the City Engineer to recommend removing a traffic hazard at the El Camino Del Mar junction.
- Board urges the State Legislature to pass Bay Bridge bills before February 1 to secure a $62,000,000 loan.
- Resolution urging state committees to pass bills securing a $62,000,000 Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan for the transbay bridge.
- Controller directed to cancel the 1928 state tax sale of Lot 12, Block 6989, already State property. linked by the name only, not checked
- Controller directed to cancel 1927 tax sales and 1928-29 assessments on State-held lots in Blocks 285 and 4647A.
- Controller directed to cancel delinquent-tax sales on several State-owned lots in various city blocks.
- Board proposes accepting about 820 acres of state land near Yerba Buena Island for airport purposes.
- Emergency ordinance proposes a $1,000,000 state loan under the Unemployment Relief Bond Act to fund relief for San Francisco's unemployed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Controller directed to cancel 1933 assessments on three lots that are State property, charged to Southern Pacific Company.
- Lewis Street land accepted from the State for the United States
- Lewis Street land accepted from the State for the United States
- Board passed an emergency ordinance authorizing a $1,000,000 state loan note for unemployment relief, payable from 1937.
- Appropriation of $5,491.57 proposed to pay first interest on a $1,000,000 state relief loan.
- Emergency ordinance finally passed applying to the State of California for a $1,000,000 loan for unemployment relief.
- Board authorized a $466,552 state loan under the Unemployment Relief Bond Act of 1933 to fund 1934 relief work. linked by the name only, not checked
- City seeks to borrow $466,552 from California under the 1933 Unemployment Relief Bond Act to fund relief work.
- City authorized a $466,552 note to the State of California for unemployment relief, passed as an emergency ordinance.
- Emergency ordinance authorizing a $466,552 unemployment relief note to the State of California was passed.
- Proposed emergency ordinance would borrow $466,552 from the State of California for unemployment relief through June 1934.
- Board passed an emergency ordinance authorizing a $550,709 unemployment relief note owed to the State of California.
- State given road easements over city water land in San Mateo
- Board authorized deeds conveying Hetch Hetchy-related rights of way to the State of California for Skyline Boulevard in San Mateo County.
- Mayor and Clerk authorized to deed Public Utilities Commission rights of way along Skyline boulevard to the State of California.
- Decision on closing Bacon Street held over
- Charles E. Richards applied for a veteran tax exemption on Lot 5, Block 6701, and the city is correcting a clerical error.
- Cancellation of tax sales and assessments on State property, totalling $3,045.01, was adopted.
- Supervisors debate whether the State must pay $500,000 it previously promised for the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge.
- Resolution cancelling tax sales and assessments on Lot 2, Block 202, recorded to the State of California, was adopted.
- The City approved selling a strip of land in Stanislaus County to the State of California for $1,022.50.
- Proposed cancellation of the State tax sale and penalty on Lots 36 and 37, Block 3761, for unpaid 1938 taxes.
- Supervisor Roncovieri proposed authorizing the City Attorney to sue the State over its share of the Funston Avenue Approach federal grant.
- City Attorney asked to demand San Francisco's share of PWA money
- City leases state land at Beale and Howard Streets
- Baden-Merced pipe line moved for the new San Francisco State College
- City takes state land for Holloway Avenue at San Francisco State
- $3,984.76 returned to the Park Fund to pay state sales tax
- Board took up a $6,557.17 appropriation for the Park Department to pay additional state sales tax owed California. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed an ordinance returning $3,984.76 to the Park Fund to pay additional state sales tax.
- Strip of San Francisco State land taken for a water pipeline linked by the name only, not checked
- Buildings sought for the Log Cabin Ranch for committed boys
- Third Street highway to Custer Avenue called important to defense
- City seeks a tax-delinquent lot inside McLaren Park
- Roncovieri reviews the Funston Avenue approach to the Golden Gate Bridge
- Street easement accepted beside San Francisco State College on Holloway Avenue
- State asked to pay half the cost of servicemen's dormitories
- State asked to repay half the civilian defense telephone costs
- A proposal lets the Mayor seek $208,723.50 in state aid for the Citizens' Protective Corps and war service activities.
- $1,440 sought for state telephone service at 33 Hunt Street
- The Controller is authorized to cancel taxes on Lot 27, Block 4012, which is recorded to the State of California.
- State asked for $249,621.72 toward the Army Street widening land
- Controller authorized to cancel 1944-45 taxes on Lot 1A, Block 4629A, now recorded as State property.
- Controller authorized to cancel 1945-46 property taxes on lots 9, 10 and 19, Block 3976, now state-owned.
- Controller authorized to cancel 1944-45 property taxes on Lot 1, Block 3899 and part of Lot 5, Block 4991.
- Controller authorized to cancel second-installment 1945-46 property taxes on lots acquired by the State of California.
- $8,000 of state money for lighting the Golden Gate Bridge approach
- The City bought State-loaned buildings and equipment at Log Cabin Ranch from the State of California for $100.
- State rents the Hassler Children's Building for cerebral palsied children
- Board considers authorizing a contract with the State of California to relocate Bayshore Highway beside the San Francisco Airport.
- Proposed contract with the State of California relocates Bayshore Highway beside the San Francisco Airport, with the City paying $1.25M.
- Board cancelled 1945-46 and 1946-47 property taxes on parcels the State acquired for the Bayshore Freeway.
- $3,900 appropriated to pay the State of California sales tax owed on 1941-1944 supply purchases; passed for second reading.
- Board passed $3,900 from city reserves to pay the State of California sales tax owed on supply sales, 1941-1944.
- The Public Utilities Commission recommended accepting a State of California land grant for the San Francisco Airport.
- Parnassus Avenue road land to be signed over to the University
- Bus terminal land at Beale and Howard leased for $1 monthly
- Controller authorized to cancel 1947-48 and 1948-49 taxes on property the state acquired for the Bay Shore Freeway, adopted.
- City to help buy Butano Forest for a state park
- Board adopted a resolution objecting to the State's application for Army approval of two Bay crossings.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Agreement with the State for National Guard use of seven acres at Fort Funston and the Palace of Fine Arts approved.
- Board authorized leasing land at Beale and Howard Streets from the State of California for a Municipal Railway bus terminal.
- City-owned land was conveyed to the State of California for the Bayshore Freeway.
- Board approved cancelling 1949-50 property taxes on lots the State of California acquired for the Bay Shore Freeway.
- City accepts a $350 state premium for its manufactured products exhibit at the 1950 State Fair.
- The Board authorized conveying Baker's Beach to the State of California and leasing Phelan Beach to the city.
- State land at Industrial Street and Bayshore bought for $1,882.32
- City may sell land near Thirteenth and Mission for $190,000 linked by the name only, not checked
- Land deal at Erie and Mission Streets adopted after a postponement
- The Board takes up resolutions cancelling first and second tax installments on property the State of California acquired for highway purposes.
- Two state applications for the Portola Drive and Monterey Boulevard highway project are cancelled and $3,563.50 is repaid.
- Portola Drive and Monterey Boulevard state aid dropped, $3,563.50 repaid
- Invitations sent to Golden Gate Bridge District directors to attend an April 30, 1951 hearing on a $5,000,000 highway loan.
- Presiding judge may attend Washington safety conference linked by the name only, not checked
- Lots on Key Avenue and Bayshore Boulevard bought by the city linked by the name only, not checked
- City agrees with the State of California to buy tax-deeded lots 41 and 42 on Harkness Avenue for $10.
- Tax-deeded lot on Santiago Street bought unless the owner redeems
- Vacant lot bought on Madison Street north of Woolsey Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted confirmation of a 20-year, $1 per year lease of land on Moccasin Creek to the State of California. linked by the name only, not checked
- Land bought on Calvert Drive between Danton and Lyell Streets
- State allowed a six-inch strip of sidewalk on Turk Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Vacant lot bought on [name withheld] Street near Wayland
- Endorsement of State Proposition No. 1, a $150 million veterans' home and farm loan bond, was discussed; no vote printed.
- Land bought from the state for $5 to extend Clipper Street
- City buys state land for $10 to extend Clipper Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Purchase of a one-eighth interest in a McLaren Park lot from the State of California for $5 approved.
- Taxes cancelled on private property the State acquired for the [name withheld] at several Bayview-area locations.
- Cancellation of taxes on property the state acquired for freeway and building purposes was proposed; outcome continues on next page.
- Taxes cancelled on freeway land at Vermont and Twenty-fifth Streets
- The Board adopted a request that the Recreation and Park Commission start legislation to convey the Palace of [name withheld] to the State.
- Land for the Bayshore Freeway to be swapped plus $16,075
- City conveys land to the State of California for the Bayshore Freeway in exchange for other land and $16,075.
- The Board accepted a state deed of land needed to extend Winston Drive from Stonestown to Lake Merced Boulevard.
- The Board adopted a resolution buying about 24.8 acres of land in San Mateo County from the State of California for $12,304.73 for airport purposes.
- Purchase of about 24.8 acres of land in San Mateo County from the State for $12,304.73 for airport purposes approved.
- Deal with the state for land to widen Portola Drive approved
- More time given to award the Balboa Park baseball contract
- Purchase of two tax-deeded lots from the State of California for $5 approved for McLaren Park.
- Vacant lot on Going Street near Bow Street bought by city
- Board approved buying a tax-deeded lot from the State of California for $5 for McLaren Park.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- City approved buying tax-deeded property from the State of California for $5 for School Project No. 66.
- City buys state land for $9,000 for McKinley Square
- City buys state land for $9,000 for McKinley Square
- [name withheld] grants a right of way on Twenty-fifth Avenue
- State deal approved to rebuild Crescent Avenue at Alemany Boulevard
- Board asked the Controller to report on city costs if state bills A.B. 2850 and A.B. 3696 become law.
- Consideration of proposed amendments to state bills on the Small Boats Harbor site was continued for one week.
- Small boats harbor amendments to A.B. 2850 and A.B. 3696 were sent back to committee for study of another site.
- Part of Lincoln Park deeded to the state for shoreline work
- The Board cancelled a deed to the State of California for property left off the published list of properties to be deeded.
- The Board cancelled property taxes on land the State of California acquired for highway purposes.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Taxes cancelled on state highway land at Fell and Octavia Streets
- Two lots handed to the state for the Lombard Street widening
- Land for the Nineteenth Avenue widening handed to the state linked by the name only, not checked
- The city was authorized to buy state-owned property for $750,000 for the proposed Hall of Justice. linked by the name only, not checked
- Taxes cancelled on properties the state acquired for Central and Southern Freeways, valued at about $40,930.
- City approved buying State of California land for $7,500 for the Bayview Parkway.
- The city accepted a State of California easement for vehicle parking under viaducts and approved spending $7,500 on it. linked by the name only, not checked
- Tax-deeded lot bought for $5 for McLaren Park
- Taxes on property acquired by the State of California for highway purposes cancelled.
- Tax-deeded state land bought for $10 for McLaren Park
- The California Highway Commission agreed to complete Route 56 to Santa Cruz if Joint Highway District No. 9 pays $720,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed lease of street areas and railroad right of way from California for a multi-purpose stadium, referred to Finance Committee.
- City authorized leasing street areas and a railroad right-of-way near the proposed Candlestick Point stadium from the State of California.
- State land bought for $786.50 to widen Holladay Avenue
- Acceptance of a State of California easement for the Southeast Collecting Sewers Project was adopted, McMahon dissenting.
- Reissues a $20 jury service warrant to the State of California for [name withheld] account.
- $26,415.20 voted to lease land for the Bay View Park stadium
- $26,415.20 for Bay View Park stadium land put off
- City approved buying state land for $38,318 as a gasoline station site at the New Hall of Justice.
- Recreation and Park Commission's plan to transfer Palace of [name withheld] to the State and seek a bond issue is pending. linked by the name only, not checked
- $5 paid to the state for tax-deeded land for McLaren Park
- Purchase of railroad right of way and street areas from the State of California for $22,427.30 for Municipal Stadium approved.
- $23,000 voted to buy state land for the stadium linked by the name only, not checked
- $14,267 paid to the state to replace the Bayshore Boulevard sewer
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting free access easements from the State of California for Municipal Stadium, with a $310.14 lease payment.
- Board approved a quitclaim deed to the State of California of city leaseholds from [name withheld] for stadium access roads.
- State to pay about $5,000 to move police and fire lines linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Dobbs proposed accepting a $2,000,000 gift from [name withheld] for the Palace of [name withheld]; referred to Finance Committee.
- [name withheld] offers $2M to rebuild the Palace of
- Purchase of property for Bernal Heights Boulevard adopted
- A second reading vote with no subject on this page
- Supervisors' pay raise ballot measure sent to committee.
- Palace of [name withheld] transferred to state, then leased back
- City accepts $454.55 from one person to settle a claim
- City deed to Millbrae for a public street approved
- Free land transfer to State for Southern Freeway awaits final vote.
- City gives State free land for Southern Freeway construction. linked by the name only, not checked
- State loan for a small craft harbour debated; decision not shown.
- City pays more for southern freeway sewers; first vote only
- City to pay more for sewers under Alemany Boulevard
- Land for Southeast Junior High School acquired from state for $5
- City buys land for $16,000 to widen Bosworth Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Relatives of welfare recipients set to pay toward their support.
- Deadline extended for miscellaneous repairs at Coit Tower linked by the name only, not checked
- Deadline extended for new lighting work at John Adams Adult School
- Joint state study of downtown parking and traffic, $166,000, gets first vote.
- State to repay city $7,000 for moving water main for freeway
- Board rejected State proposals for a Golden Gate Freeway. linked by the name only, not checked
- $15,000 moved to street-repair equipment upkeep
- Old property taxes on [name withheld] cancelled
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board asked the Recreation and Park Commission to review loan repayment and to oppose a restaurant at Marina Yacht Harbor. linked by the name only, not checked
- $44,000 for a North Beach garage split off for separate vote
- Land rights for [name withheld] water tunnel approved.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- State to repay $6,700 for moving police and fire radio lines
- Old First, Rincon and Sterling street strips given to state linked by the name only, not checked
- Fort Funston land sale to state finally approved, $1.24 million.
- Fort Funston land sale to state finally approved, $1.24 million.
- Fort Funston state-sale request sent to committee.
- Fort Funston land sale to state for $1.24 million approved
- City gets free easement to move San Andreas pipeline
- Water pipeline to be moved for the Junipero Serra Freeway
- City buys three tax-deeded Western Addition lots for $15
- State deeds parts of Davis Street to the city
- Church property tax of $836 cancelled and $3,901 refunded
- Surplus pipeline strip to State for $8,900; not yet final.
- Surplus pipeline strip deeded to State for $8,900
- More time granted for park projects at McLaren and Lake Merced
- State hands back land at Nineteenth Avenue and Junipero Serra Boulevard
- City buys state land for $12,500 to move Fire Engine 33 linked by the name only, not checked
- City buys state tax-deeded land on Palou Avenue
- Forgery losses written off; new checks for payees proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- State deed for the Palace of [name withheld] to be accepted linked by the name only, not checked
- Airport and public works spending; outcome not shown here.
- Proposal: City land at Mocassin Creek leased to state for fish hatchery. linked by the name only, not checked
- State lease extended for parking under the freeway near Valencia Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Police lot for emergency vehicles leased at Sixth and Ahern Streets linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $46,500 state land purchase for a storm water basin.
- City cancels property taxes on a University of California lot
- City buys state land for access from Charter Oak Avenue linked by the name only, not checked
- Tax cancellation sought on state land at Candlestick Park
- State library grant agreement; no decision shown.
- City buys a tax-delinquent property from the state for $30
- State land near Duboce Avenue leased for Social Services parking
- Sixth Street and Ahern Way lot leased for police parking
- City plans to buy tax-delinquent land for open space for $5.
- City accepts land easement along Hetch Hetchy water route
- Plan to buy tax-delinquent lots for open space set aside.
- State fingerprint fee payment advances to next step.
- $10,283 for state fingerprint processing fees approved linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts part of Ware Street from the state
- Board accepted a thirty-foot storm drain easement across Assessor's Block 5076 from the State of California.
- City sells land at Thirteenth Street and South Van Ness Avenue
- City to sell land at Thirteenth Street and South Van Ness
- Health Department may apply for and spend $101,706 from the State of California for rat control; adopted.
- Police vehicle parking lease at 445 Sixth Street to be extended
- Ordinance authorizing sale of city property to the State of California for Candlestick Point State Recreation Area passed for second reading.
- City sale of real property to the State of California for the Candlestick Point State Recreation Area passed.
- Easements sought from the state for sewers at Candlestick Point park
- Health department may accept and spend a $312,375 state grant for family planning services.
- Police to keep leasing 445 Sixth Street for emergency vehicles
- City leases adopted at 2049 Grove Street and 1440 Harrison Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Gale Street land to be quitclaimed to settle a lawsuit
- State lease at 3330 Geary Boulevard taken over by the city
- Public Health Community Substance Abuse Services would accept a state grant and enter a cooperative agreement with California.
- Resolution urging the Real Estate Department to explore managing State-owned parking lots in San Francisco was adopted.
- Public Works director is authorized to apply for and accept up to $8,673,950 in state grant funds for City street repairs.
- Planning Director would extend a state offshore energy assistance grant to March 1991; the resolution was referred to committee.
- Lease of vacant State of California land for Muni trolley pole storage adopted on the consent calendar.
- Resolution to accept a State of California easement for landscaping near the National Guard Armory and Oceanside plant.
- Police Department leases vacant state land on Ahern Way
- State allowed to run cables under Redwood Street
- Public Health's substance abuse services accepted a $3,339,619 state grant to reduce treatment waiting lists.
- Public Health's substance abuse services would enter a retroactive $44,235 agreement with the State of California.
- Department of Social Services seeks to accept and spend $511,338 in state funds allocated through AB 1733 for fiscal years 1991-94.
- Public Works land lease at Army and Evans Streets extended
- Department of Public Health authorized to accept and spend a $2,231,619 state grant for homeless substance abuse treatment.
- A lease of city land on Moccasin Creek in Tuolumne County to the State of California for a fish hatchery was sent to committee.
- The Board authorized leasing city land on Moccasin Creek in Tuolumne County to the State of California for a fish hatchery.
- Public Health's $44,235 cooperative agreement with the State vocational rehabilitation department for substance abuse clients was adopted.
- State handover of Route 280 land sent to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- 456 McAllister Street to be bought from the California Pioneers
- A proposed resolution would let Public Works spend up to $1,267,425 in state funds on City street roadway work, referred to committee.
- Acceptance of state funds to implement inpatient Medi-Cal mental health care in San Francisco was proposed and referred to the Budget Committee.
- The Department of Public Health was authorized to sign a $5,559,002 state Medi-Cal agreement for substance abuse treatment, retroactive to July 1994.
- A $7,700 settlement of the State of California's lawsuit against the City was referred to the Rules Committee.
- State asks to build awnings over the Golden Gate Avenue sidewalk
- Awnings allowed over the sidewalk at 455 Golden Gate Avenue
- Proposed $7,700 settlement of the State of California's lawsuit against the city, passed for second reading.
- The city approved paying the State of California $7,700 to settle a lawsuit against the city; passed on final reading.
- Resolution proposes selling 5.216 acres of surplus Water Department land in Sunol to the State for $64,500; referred to Finance Committee.
- Water Department land of 5.216 acres in Sunol sold to the State of California for $64,500.
- Surplus Water Department land in Sunol, Alameda County, sold to the State of California for $2,500.
- Police Department's application for a $362,519 state grant for Operation Revitalization in Ocean View, Merced Heights and Ingleside was referred.
- Police Department's application for a $100,000 state grant to suppress drug abuse in schools was referred to committee.
- Port would cover state's claims over bay dredging lease.
- Sale of 11,240 square feet of surplus Sunol land to the State of California was sent to the Finance Committee.
- About 11,200 square feet of Public Utilities land in Sunol sold to the State of California.
- $2.0M state grant sought to restore the
- An approval vote with no subject on this page
- Recreation and Park Department would accept about $5 million in state grants for five parks and recreation projects, referred to committee.
- Resolution adopted letting Administrative Services accept $114,447 from California to run the Census 2000 count.
- Proposed agreement for the city to acquire former Central Freeway parcels from the State between Market and Turk Streets, sent to committee.
- Supervisor Leno's proposal to take over former Central Freeway land from the State between Market and Turk Streets was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $74,000 state money for a complete Census 2000 count.
- Central Freeway land transfer from the state sent to committee
- More space at 1650 Mission Street sent to committee
- Real Estate Department's resolution proposes buying an option on 525 Golden Gate Avenue from the State for $2; referred to committee.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- City to acquire the former Central Freeway land near Market Street
- City to acquire the former Central Freeway land near Market Street
- Public Works may accept and spend a $102,200 state grant to place sand on Ocean Beach, adopted.
- Public Works may accept and spend a $102,200 state grant to place sand on Ocean Beach and prevent erosion.
- Parking and Traffic to rent a lot at 10th and Bryant
- Municipal Transportation Agency may retroactively accept and spend $800,000 in state aid for Muni vehicle surveillance cameras.
- Police Department proposes accepting $500,000 state funding for driving and use-of-force training simulators; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police Chief authorized to accept $500,000 in state funding for driving and use-of-force training simulators; adopted.
- Land easement to state in San Mateo County proposed.
- A proposed grant of easements over Public Utilities Commission land in San Mateo County to the State of California was sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- City radio site to go in at the VA Medical Center
- Grant of easements over San Mateo County property to the State of California, under the Public Utilities Commission, was adopted.
- Recreation and Park Department authorized to accept and spend a $1,049,000 state grant to develop South of Market Area Park. linked by the name only, not checked
- Police get federal money to clear DNA testing backlog.
- Up to $33M in bonds sought for Alabama Street housing linked by the name only, not checked
- Mayor's Office of Housing authorized to seek up to $55,000,000 in mortgage revenue bonds for Mason Street affordable housing.
- Resolution accepting a state loan for Marina [name withheld]; outcome continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Court at 575 Polk Street to pass to the State
- City passed on first reading an ordinance transferring court facility responsibilities at 400 McAllister Street to the State of California.
- City transfers responsibility for the 575 Polk Street court facility to the State of California, with $323,132 yearly payments; passed on first reading.
- 575 Polk Street courthouse passes to the state for $323,132 yearly
- City transfers responsibility for the 400 McAllister Street court facility to the State of California, with $955,022 yearly payments; passed on first reading.
- Woodside Avenue and Bryant Street courthouses to pass to the state linked by the name only, not checked
- Court facility at 400 McAllister Street transferred to the State of California, with $955,022 yearly payments adjusted for inflation.
- One grant-funded job added at the Department of the Environment
- Court facility at 575 Polk Street transferred to the State of California, with $323,132 yearly payments adjusted for inflation.
- Woodside Avenue and Bryant Street courthouses passed to the state
- Resolution adopted transferring three court facilities at 375 Woodside Avenue and 850 Bryant Street to the State of California.
- Ordinance to settle the State of California Department of Alcohol and Drug Programs lawsuit for $604,354 was sent to Rules Committee.
- Grant for greening Cesar Chavez Street sent to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- Planning Commission given 90 more days on the Fillmore Street district
- $25M in housing bonds sought for Western Park Apartments
- Proposed: health department takes $568,800 state grant for coverage program.
- A resolution sent to committee with no subject on this page
- $568,800 state grant to help residents get health insurance set aside.
- City takes $2.66 million state grant for HIV care
- Mental health triage staff funded by $1.75 million state grant
- $2.66 million HIV care grant sent to budget committee.
- PGA TOUR tournament agreement proposed to run through 2025