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34 Board decisions about Veterans' Welfare Board of …, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Resolution proposed to cancel sales and assessments on lots acquired by the Veterans' Welfare Board for delinquent taxes.
- Cancellation of 1927 tax sales and assessments on lots held by the Veterans' Welfare Board is proposed by Resolution 29771.
- Auditor directed to cancel 1928 assessments on several properties acquired by the Veterans' Welfare Board.
- Auditor directed to cancel 1928 assessments on dozens of lots now owned by the Veteran's Welfare Board of California.
- The Auditor was directed to cancel 1928 assessments on about 34 parcels acquired by the State Veterans' Welfare Board.
- Tax sales cancelled on Veterans' Welfare Board property
- The Board adopted a resolution cancelling 1930 assessments on State-held and private lots, including Veterans' Welfare Board property. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to cancel 1930 delinquent-tax sales and assessments on property held by Veterans' Welfare Board.
- The Auditor recommended cancelling a 1931 tax sale and assessments on State-owned property held by the Veterans' Welfare Board.
- Resolution proposes the Auditor cancel 1931 assessments on State-owned Veterans' Welfare Board property; vote continues on next page.
- The Controller recommends cancelling 1931 assessments on properties held of record by the Veterans' Welfare Board.
- Tax sale cancelled on Veterans' Welfare Board land at Allison Street
- Controller directed to cancel a 1932 tax assessment on a lot now held by the state Veterans' Welfare Board.
- Controller asked to cancel 1932 assessments on state-owned lots still listed under original owners.
- The Board adopted a resolution directing the Controller to cancel erroneous assessments and a tax sale on city and state lots in Blocks 6733 and 6939.
- Controller reports a 1928 tax sale of Lot 22, Block 3123 was State property and should be cancelled.
- Controller directed to cancel 1931 tax sales of lots assessed to the Veterans' Welfare Board, now State property.
- Tax sale of one-half of Lot 1J, Block 1682 cancelled because the state's Veterans' Welfare Board owns the property.
- Controller requested to cancel tax sales on state-owned lots, including those assessed to M. E. Goven and P. Biggins.
- The Controller was directed to cancel a 1932 tax sale of State-owned Lot 20, Block 2433, by resolution adopted.
- The Controller was directed to cancel 1933-34 taxes on eleven lots now held by the State, by resolution adopted.
- The Controller was asked to cancel 1933-34 assessments on property now recorded to the State Veterans' Welfare Board.
- Board adopted resolution asking the Controller to cancel three tax assessments, including ones on state-owned Veterans' Welfare Board property.
- Tax Collector proposes cancelling 1936 taxes on lots recorded to the State Veterans' Welfare Board, with the City Attorney's consent.
- Tax Collector reports State-owned property wrongly taxed; cancellation of its taxes is proposed.
- Taxes cancelled on land held by the state Veterans' Welfare Board
- A resolution proposes cancelling 1940 taxes on four parcels assessed to original owners, since the land is State property.
- Parts of Revere Avenue and Industrial Street closed for good
- Board cancels 1941-42 taxes on Lot 10, Block 7226, owned by the Veterans' Welfare Board as state-exempt property.
- Controller authorized to cancel $52.86 of 1942 taxes on State-owned Block 2322, Lot 3.
- A resolution proposes cancelling taxes on property recorded in the name of the Veterans' Welfare Board of California.
- Board cancelled 1944-45 property taxes on six parcels assessed to original owners but held by the state Veterans' Welfare Board.
- Controller authorized to cancel 1944-45 property taxes on three lots acquired by the Veterans' Welfare Board.
- Property taxes for 1945-46 cancelled on three lots acquired by the Veterans' Welfare Board of California.