All decisions
about 110 Board decisions about Title Insurance and Guaranty, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Title Insurance and Guaranty's oil tank on Montgomery Street recommitted linked by the name only, not checked
- Alaska Commercial Company allowed a 369 horsepower engine on California Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Title company appointed to recover the city's Potrero Nuevo titles linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorizes expenditures to a list of city claimants for paving, lighting, supplies and printing; vote continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board proposed a $499.65 tax refund to Title Insurance and Guaranty Company for Church Street railway property.
- The Board approved $74,389.27 in treasury demands, covering telephone, carfare, insurance and dues payments. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board authorized payments from city funds to contractors, suppliers and charities for water, school and relief work.
- General Electric paid $15,912 for Hetch Hetchy battery locomotives
- A resolution on McLeran's motion proposed paying city suppliers and contractors, including Spring Valley Water and Standard Oil, from city funds.
- City to pay Spring Valley Water Co. $10,988.91 for fire hydrants
- Board passed for printing a resolution authorizing 21 city payments, including to Market Street Railway and Spring Valley Water Co.
- Payments authorized to suppliers, utilities and agencies from city funds, including Municipal Railway and Relief Home claims; final vote continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Offers to sell underground easements for the Duboce Tunnel accepted from the Vierras and Rodonis for $1 and $11.
- Title Insurance and Guaranty Co. was paid $1,485 for title reports on 99 properties for schools. linked by the name only, not checked
- Claim of $2,877.50 to Title Insurance and Guaranty Co. for title reports on parcels for John McLaren Park listed for payment. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized payments to contractors and suppliers for parks, Municipal Railways, Hetch Hetchy works and school projects. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment of $2,877.50 to Title Insurance & Guaranty Co. for property reports for McLaren Park. linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment of $2,877.50 to Title Insurance & Guaranty Co. for property reports for McLaren Park approved. linked by the name only, not checked
- John and Verona Svabek offer Arlington Street land for $4,500
- Title Insurance and Guaranty Co. is to be paid $588 for title reports on the Bernal Cut property. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board approved payments for land needed for Alemany Boulevard and Bernal Cut, to the Distefanos and Title Insurance and Guaranty Co.
- Fredericka Meon was approved for $3,200 for land and Title Insurance and Guaranty Co. for $640.90 for Bernal Cut.
- Approved $3,840.90 for land and title certificates for opening the Bernal Cut.
- Claim of $620.50 to Title Insurance & Guaranty Co. for premiums on school properties is listed for payment. linked by the name only, not checked
- $47,775 paid to the Hueters for the Balboa Terrace Playground
- Resolution 29513 sets aside Bernal Cut bond money for eight land payments needed to open Bernal Cut.
- Alice Seibel paid $6,800 for land for the Sunset Parkway
- Land paid for to widen Silver and Charter Oak avenues
- Boulevard bond money to pay Title Insurance and Guaranty Co and J. A. Cunningham for Sunset Parkway lands.
- Board set aside Boulevard Bond money to pay owners for parcels needed for Alemany boulevard and Sunset Parkway.
- Board approved payments to owners and title companies for properties needed for Alemany Boulevard and Sunset Parkway.
- Title Insurance and Guaranty paid $1,218.75 for Bay Shore Highway titles
- Payments totalling about $20,000 approved from Boulevard Bond Fund to owners for land needed for Sunset Parkway, Alemany boulevard and Bay Shore Highway.
- Resolution 30409 appropriates Boulevard Bond Fund payments to property owners for Sunset Parkway and Alemany boulevard lots.
- Title Insurance and Guaranty Co. claim of $607.88 for property title costs for opening Bernal Cut is listed for payment.
- Clay Street strip swapped with Title Insurance for Lafayette Square land
- Board approved exchanging part of Clay Street for private land held by Title Insurance & Guaranty Company, enlarging Lafayette Square.
- Clay Street strip swapped with Title Insurance for Lafayette Square land
- Clay Street strip swapped with Title Insurance for Lafayette Square land
- Payment to Christine Straub and Title Insurance and Guaranty Company for part of Lot 37 of Block 6742 was proposed, continuing to next page.
- Land bought from Harry and Wilkie Dessin to widen Portola Drive
- Title Insurance and Guaranty Company paid $118.50 for Quigley property needed to open Alemany Boulevard; adopted.
- Jack Baumann paid for land to open Alemany Boulevard
- Proposed resolution would pay $1,808 from Bernal Cut bond fund to James and Jeannetta Millar for property damage.
- Ed and Catherine Logue paid for land for Alemany Boulevard
- James and Mary Farrell paid for Sunset Boulevard land
- Louise Treadwell paid for damage from the widening of Ord Court
- Proposed payments to release damage claims for boulevard work on Block 2619 lots; outcome continues on next page.
- The Board approved payment of claims for San Francisco Hospital, Laguna Honda Home, Civic Auditorium and the Fire Department.
- Bertha Sigler's lot bought for Sunset Boulevard linked by the name only, not checked
- Payment for Van Ness Avenue extension land sent to print
- City accepted Title Insurance and Guaranty Company's $16,100 offer to sell Lot 43, Block 1260, for the Castro Street extension.
- City approved $16,100 payment to Title Insurance and Guaranty Company for Lot 43, Block 1260, to extend Castro Street to Divisadero Street.
- $16,100 land bought to extend Castro Street to Divisadero
- Board approved a $16,100 payment to Title Insurance and Guaranty Company for Lot 43 needed to extend Castro Street.
- $4,250 for land to extend Castro Street to Divisadero Street
- Land paid for to extend Castro Street to Divisadero Street
- Land paid for to extend Castro Street to Divisadero Street
- The Controller proposes cancelling tax sales and assessments on city-owned property, listed by lot and block.
- The Controller was directed to cancel 1933-34 taxes on eleven lots now held by the State, by resolution adopted.
- Ten refunds totalling small sums authorized from the General Fund to taxpayers who paid taxes twice or in error.
- Refund of $35.72 in duplicate property taxes authorized for Northern Counties Title Insurance Company.
- Kenneth Evers and Sol Getz & Sons sell Nineteenth Avenue land
- Title Insurance and Guaranty Company gives land to extend Darrell Place
- Deed accepted from Title Insurance and Guaranty for Nineteenth Avenue widening
- Board considers refunds of taxes paid in error; the listed amounts continue on the next page.
- Masonic Cemetery Association gives land to extend Golden Gate Avenue
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments to Bank of America on several city lots were proposed by the Finance Committee.
- Four property owners and a title company get refunds of erroneous tax payments, totaling $278.54.
- Title Insurance and Guaranty Company would receive a $15.35 tax refund for Lot 19-20, Block 6996.
- City land on Lombard and Gough Streets is to be traded to Title Insurance and Guaranty Company; passed for second reading.
- Four property owners repaid taxes paid by mistake
- City trades land with Title Insurance to widen Lombard Street
- Land from Title Insurance and Guaranty Company taken for Lombard Street
- Board authorized refunds of erroneous 1940 property tax payments to eight payees on listed city lots. linked by the name only, not checked
- Finance Committee's resolution refunding erroneous tax payments to nine named property owners and companies was adopted. linked by the name only, not checked
- Title Insurance and Guaranty Company buys Nineteenth Avenue land for $900
- Refunds totalling $1,091.27 for erroneous tax payments were approved for 17 property owners and firms.
- Board approved refunds of erroneous property tax payments to seven owners, totaling $243.55.
- $100 paid to Title Insurance & Guaranty for Bernal Heights Boulevard
- Tax refunds voted to Lever Bros. and eight other owners
- Refunds ordered for owners and banks that overpaid their taxes
- Controller authorized to refund eight owners and banks for erroneous first-installment tax payments on listed lots.
- Resolution proposed to refund erroneous second-installment tax payments to ten property owners and institutions.
- Finance Committee recommends refunds of erroneous tax payments; the resolution's amounts continue on the next page.
- The Board proposed refunding erroneous tax payments to listed payees; the amounts and final vote continue on the next page.
- Board authorized refunds of erroneous property tax payments to several title companies, individuals and Madison & Burke.
- Proposed refunds of erroneous tax payments to eleven property owners, totalling $1,280.85.
- Gurley-Lord Tire and two owners sell land for Clipper Street
- Erroneous 1945-46 property tax payments are to be refunded to fourteen owners and firms from the Duplicate Tax Fund.
- Finance Committee recommended refunds of erroneous 1945-46 tax payments to several property owners and title companies.
- Board is refunding erroneous tax payments to nine property owners, totalling about $370 in amounts listed.
- Board proposed refunds of taxes paid in error; the list of amounts and the vote continue on the next page.
- Proposed resolution would refund erroneous tax payments to five property owners and firms, with vote not shown on this page.
- A. Parente buys land at Jefferson and Jones for $82,000
- Board authorized tax refunds to eleven payers for erroneous 1945-46 tax payments on various lots.
- Board adopted refunds of $48.30, $18.35 and $46.85 in erroneous property tax payments to three parties.
- Proposed resolution would authorize the Controller to refund taxes erroneously paid, under Revenue and Taxation Code section 5096.
- Controller authorized to refund duplicate 1946-47 first-installment tax payments to seven named property owners and firms.
- The Controller was directed to refund small duplicate property tax payments to eleven named owners and firms.
- Controller would be authorized to refund erroneous tax payments to three named parties, with outcome continued on next page.
- $32,433.03 paid for the new Laurel Heights streets and wider avenues
- The Controller was authorized to refund duplicate property tax payments to seven named owners for fiscal 1946-47 lots.
- Resolution proposed to authorize refunds of erroneous tax payments under Revenue and Taxation Code section 5096; outcome on next page.
- Controller directed to refund duplicate tax payments to Willie Leong, Ethel C. Selway and E. W. Perkins.
- Board adopted a resolution accepting a deed to Lot 6, Block 38 for the North Point Sewage Treatment Plant.
- $9,055 paid Louise Jacques for a school site