All decisions
57 Board decisions about Wells Fargo Bank and Union …, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Wells Fargo Bank paid $51,000 for warehouse land on Harrison Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Wells Fargo Bank paid $51,000 for warehouse land on Harrison Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Wells Fargo Bank paid $51,000 for warehouse land on Harrison Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Wells Fargo Bank paid $51,000 for warehouse land on Harrison Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Wells Fargo Bank paid $51,000 for warehouse land on Harrison Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Wells Fargo Bank paid $51,000 for Harrison Street warehouse land linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed repealing the $51,000 appropriation for municipal warehouse land.
- Wells Fargo Bank posts a $1,000 tax bond on its tract
- Wells Fargo Bank land bought for $750 to widen the highway
- Wells Fargo Bank paid for highway land south of Colma
- Wells Fargo Bank paid for highway land south of Colma
- Offer of $1,550 from Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Company for land on Sunset Parkway proposed; vote continues next page.
- Board adopted five payments totalling $11,810 to property owners for land needed for boulevards.
- Payments totalling $11,060 proposed to four owners for lots needed for Sunset Parkway, Alemany and Bay Shore boulevards.
- $31,000 to Wells Fargo Bank for land on Harrison Street
- Wells Fargo Bank sells land on Harrison Street for $31,000
- $31,000 to Wells Fargo Bank for land on Harrison Street
- City moves to buy Spring Valley Water Company's properties for about $39.96M, with the final price set after accounting.
- City agrees to buy Spring Valley Water Company's properties for about $40M, with the final price set after accounting.
- Board approved about $40.0M to buy Spring Valley Water Company's properties, paying the company and banks.
- Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Company is refunded $1,695.59 for an erroneous tax assessment.
- Refund of $1,695.59 to Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Company for an erroneous tax assessment is listed.
- City accepts Wells Fargo Bank's easement deed for the Newark-San Lorenzo pipe line, paying $1,500.
- Tax refunds for erroneous and duplicate payments approved for twelve named property owners and payees.
- City adopted purchase of Assessor's Block 2147 from Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. for $15,600 for Sunset Reservoir.
- City proposed to buy Assessor's Block 2145 from Franklin and Charles Hittell for $15,600 for Sunset Reservoir.
- Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust Company's bid for $1,500,000 tax anticipation notes was accepted by resolution.
- Resolution adopted accepting part of Lot 41 for Fleishhacker Playfield, paying $18,779.88 to the Bourn estate trustees.
- City approved paying Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust and Bank of California $18,806.74 for land for Fleishhacker Playfield.
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments to Bank of America on several city lots were proposed by the Finance Committee.
- Tax refunds paid to Sam Kantrow, Gertrude Bode and Wells Fargo
- Wells Fargo Bank paid $15,000 for land to widen Lombard Street
- Board approved five small refunds of erroneous tax payments, totalling about $187, to property owners and a bank.
- Wells Fargo Bank gives land to widen Waterloo Street at Loomis linked by the name only, not checked
- Park Department proposes buying a portion of Lot 40 for Fleishhacker Playfield; vote continues on next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Refunds of erroneous tax payments approved for five owners and companies, including John L. Stanley and Home Owners' Loan Corporation.
- Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. assessment on lot 5C left unchanged after hearing; appraisers recommended no reduction.
- Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust Company's property assessment application was refused, the no-reduction recommendation being confirmed.
- Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust Company's property assessment application was continued on a motion by Supervisor Uhl. linked by the name only, not checked
- Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust Company's land assessment was reduced by $300 to $900, as the appraisers recommended.
- The Board adopted Resolution 2995 to buy 4.752 acres of Block 7201 from two banks for Fleishhacker Playfield for $18,794.89.
- Board approved tax refunds totalling several hundred dollars to about fifteen property owners and banks for erroneous payments.
- Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust Co.'s improvements assessment at 27-29 Scott cut $350 to $1,550. linked by the name only, not checked
- Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co. was granted a property assessment reduction at 27-29 Scott Street.
- Refunds of erroneously collected personal property taxes approved for six businesses and individuals, the largest $1,494.64 to Tide Water Associated Oil Co.
- Purchase of 4.7354 acres for Fleishhacker Playfield from two banks for $18,704.83 approved.
- Finance Committee's refunds of erroneous property tax payments to four named payees, including Wells Fargo Bank & Union Trust Co., were adopted, totalling about $1,402.
- The Board proposed buying 4.7475 acres of Lot 40 for Fleishhacker Playfield for $18,752.63 from two bank owners.
- $19,589.63 paid to two banks for Fleishhacker Playfield land
- Park Department proposed buying 4.9661 acres for Fleishhacker Playfield for $19,616.10; outcome continues next page.
- City buys westerly part of Lot 40 for Fleishhacker Playfield from two banks for $19,616.10.
- Pacific Gas and Electric paid $26,777.78 for Yacht Harbor land linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board approved buying Lot 25, Block 720 from two banks for $19,633.08 to expand Fleishhacker Playfield.
- Purchase of half interests in land for Fleishhacker Playfield from two banks for $9,781.78 each was approved.
- Mary E. Morgan's Bryant Street corner bought for $1,500 for widening
- Parcels bought on Sunset Boulevard between Sloat and Lake Merced
- A $893.16 tax refund to Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust Company was approved.