All decisions
about 670 Board decisions about McLaren Park, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board resolution names the new Mission District park the John McLaren Park, honouring the former Golden Gate Park superintendent.
- $84,445 to Crocker Estate Company for John McLaren Park land
- Appropriation of $27,690 proposed to buy 18.46 acres for John McLaren Park from San Francisco and Fresno Land Company.
- City pays $27,690 for 18.46 acres for John McLaren Park
- City pays Crocker Estate Company $84,445 for John McLaren Park land
- Claim of $3,682.50 to California Pacific Title Co. for title reports on parcels for John McLaren Park listed for payment.
- Claim of $2,877.50 to Title Insurance and Guaranty Co. for title reports on parcels for John McLaren Park listed for payment.
- Claim of $3,705 to City Title Insurance Co. for title reports on parcels for John McLaren Park listed for payment.
- City sends representatives to John McLaren Park dedication
- Offer by California Pacific Title and Trust to sell two lots in Reis Tract for McLaren Park, $3,280.50, accepted.
- City pays for Reis Tract lots for John McLaren Park
- Land in the Reis Tract bought for John McLaren Park
- A $600 payment with no subject on this page
- M. H. Dignan paid for land for John McLaren Park
- John W. Gainey paid for land for John McLaren Park
- Payment made for land for the John McLaren Memorial Park
- Board appropriates $760.11 to the Tax Collector for delinquent-tax lots needed for McLaren Park.
- Resolution to accept deeds to McLaren Park lands acquired by California Pacific Title and Trust Company; outcome not on this page.
- City pays for land for John McLaren Memorial Park
- City pays for more land added to John McLaren Park
- Payment of $3,682.50 to California Pacific Title Insurance Co. for reports on 491 parcels for McLaren Park.
- Payment of $2,877.50 to Title Insurance & Guaranty Co. for property reports for McLaren Park.
- Payment of $3,705 to City Title Insurance Company for title searches on McLaren Park property.
- Resolution proposes paying four appraisers for land needed for McLaren Park, at $4,600 and $6,537 each.
- Payment of $3,705 to City Title Insurance Company for title searches for McLaren Park approved.
- Payment of $3,682.50 to California Pacific Title Insurance Co. for reports on 491 parcels for McLaren Park approved.
- Payment of $2,877.50 to Title Insurance & Guaranty Co. for property reports for McLaren Park approved.
- Board approved $23,211 in payments to four appraisers valuing land for McLaren Park.
- The Parks Committee refers McLaren Park property purchases and owner protests over appraisals to the Public Lands Committee.
- $14,568.60 paid for land for John McLaren Park
- Taxes for 1927 on John McLaren Park land cancelled
- Frame houses on new McLaren Park land to be auctioned off
- Ordinance passed to acquire and develop about 550 acres of McLaren Park for park use in the southeastern city.
- An ordinance is proposed to buy land in San Mateo County for a City airport with hangars and runways.
- Voters to decide in November on a $2M McLaren Park bond
- Bond form for $1,000 McLaren Park bonds at 4.5 percent interest, payable in gold coin, continues on the next page.
- Plans and a $2M bond proposed to acquire and develop about 550 acres for McLaren Park in southeastern San Francisco.
- The City accepted California Pacific Title and Trust Company's offer to sell land for McLaren Park for $125,553.
- Ordinance calling a special election for McLaren Park bonds passed, with 13 ayes and 5 absent.
- The Board adopted a resolution on an offer of land for McLaren Park received from California Pacific Title.
- A $125,553 payment to California Pacific Title & Trust Company for land for John McLaren Park was passed for printing.
- Resolution 29688 proposes $125,553 payment for properties required for John McLaren Park.
- Notice given of the November vote on McLaren Park bonds
- McLaren Park bonds to be paid off $80,000 a year
- Jacob Heyman Company gives five streets in McLaren Park Terrace
- Jacob Heyman Company gives five streets in McLaren Park Terrace
- McLaren Park Terrace map approved with wires to go underground
- The Board approved $5,744.20 to buy two parcels for McLaren Park from the California Pacific Title & Trust Company.
- Offer from California Pacific Title and Trust Company to sell land for McLaren Park for $5,744.20 accepted.
- Land for McLaren Park bought on Cambridge Street for $3,378.60
- California Pacific Title paid for two McLaren Park parcels
- $116,568.46 set aside to pay for McLaren Park properties
- City accepts California Pacific Title & Trust's offer to convey land for McLaren Park for $116,568.46.
- Offer accepted to sell land for McLaren Park
- Park Commission asked to provide baseball fields in parks including McLaren Park; resolution adopted.
- $116,568.46 set aside to pay for McLaren Park properties
- Payment of $42,250 proposed to California Pacific Title and Trust Company for land for McLaren Park.
- Tobin land bought for McLaren Park for $45,250
- Board proposed paying $42,250 from public land purchase funds for twenty-two acres for McLaren Park.
- Mayor authorized to sell at public auction buildings on city property purchased for McLaren Park.
- $20,356 paid for land for McLaren Park
- City accepts California Pacific Title & Trust's offer to sell land for McLaren Park for $20,356.
- $20,356 paid through California Pacific Title & Trust for private lots bought for McLaren Park.
- $32,487.90 paid for land for McLaren Park
- Resolution proposed to accept California Pacific Title and Trust Company's offer to sell land required for McLaren Park to the city.
- $32,487.90 paid for land for McLaren Park
- $3,890 more land bought for McLaren Park
- $3,890 was approved for payment to California Pacific Title & Trust Company for lands needed for McLaren Park.
- $3,890 paid for land for McLaren Park in the Mission District
- Proposed resolution removes a McLaren Park property from the earlier park-taking resolution; outcome not shown on this page.
- The Board is considering accepting California Pacific Title & Trust Company's offer to sell land for McLaren Park for $3,779.80.
- $3,779.80 for land for McLaren Park in the Mission District
- $3,779.80 for land for McLaren Park in the Mission District
- Board accepted Mary Wilson Shannon's offer to sell Lot 7, Block 6264 to the city for McLaren Park for $312.
- $5,000 for Block 6294 land needed for McLaren Park
- $5,000 for Block 6294 land needed for McLaren Park
- Board authorized $5,000 payment to California Pacific Title & Trust Company for Block 6294 as land for McLaren Park.
- Land bought for McLaren Park, with the price not named here
- Mayor allowed to sell houses on land bought for McLaren Park
- Claim of $1,202.40 to F. X. Lehner for improving McLaren Park is listed for payment from bond funds.
- Klumpke land in McLaren Park bought for $245
- Approved paying $245 from the Mission District land fund for Lot 10, Block 6289, McLaren Park.
- McLaren Park lot to be bought for $245
- Annie Meyer Gray and others deed land for McLaren Park
- Annie Meyer Gray and others deed land for McLaren Park
- Board asked the Mayor and Park Commission to help owners whose McLaren Park land was held in escrow.
- Board voted official thanks to State Forester Pratt for offering 1000 trees for a memorial grove in McLaren Park.
- Mayor asked to plan the opening of McLaren Park's ball field
- James Henry Sweetman paid $375 for land for McLaren Park
- $375 paid for land for McLaren Park
- James Henry Sweetman paid $375 for land for McLaren Park
- Southern Civic Clubs requested a $5,000 budget allotment for McLaren Park land and driveway; the request was referred to Finance Committee.
- The city accepted a deed from Susan V. Gilligan and agreed to pay $6,500 for Lot 2, Block 6290, McLaren Park.
- Supervisor Uhl asked Mr. Phillips for information on whether property in McLaren Park will be used.
- Board approved $15,000 to acquire land for developing McLaren Park.
- City lot on Vale Street to be sold
- Proposed sale of city-owned lot 8 on East Side of Vale Street, in exchange for lot 5 in proposed McLaren Park.
- Land swapped with Cecelia M. Burke for the proposed McLaren Park
- Land swapped with Cecelia M. Burke for the proposed McLaren Park
- Logan Street land to be taken for a McLaren Park road
- Logan Street land to be taken for a McLaren Park road
- Land taken for roadway through planned McLaren Park
- Susan V. Gilligan paid $4,166 for McLaren Park roadway land
- The city approved buying two lots from A. C. Doughty for a roadway through the proposed McLaren Park, for $546 total.
- Land bought from Anthony Bell for a road through McLaren Park
- Supervisor Uhl asked the Director of Property to report on land purchases needed for McLaren Park; so ordered.
- The Director of Property reported McLaren Park land purchases worth about $500,000; the report was referred to committee.
- Antonio Spinoso sells land for $517.97 for a McLaren Park road
- Young, Hudson and Rabinowitz proposed buying Salvation Army property for McLaren Park at $24,000; referred to Finance Committee.
- Lillian O'Connor sells land for $320 for a McLaren Park road
- Emily Sekol paid $4,500 for land for the McLaren Park roadway
- Mayor asked to name a tree-planting committee for McLaren Park
- Buildings taken for the McLaren Park roadway to be auctioned
- Park budget passed except McLaren Park, Holly Park and playground sewage
- $320 paid the Rowells for a roadway through proposed McLaren Park
- Proposed resolution would accept a deed from Isabelle Brekke and Lawrence Brekke for Lot 8 for McLaren Park.
- Five parcels bought for the proposed McLaren Park
- Board adopted resolution accepting deeds and paying six owners $1,800 total for land for proposed McLaren Park.
- Proposed purchase of land for a McLaren Park roadway; the resolution continues on the next page.
- Purchase of land from Florence and William Koenig for proposed McLaren Park approved for $750.
- Purchases of land from Hallett K. Mitchell and Charles A. Louis for McLaren Park approved, for $125 and $100.
- City to buy a lot at Woolsey and Buell Streets
- $125 paid to the Bank of California for proposed McLaren Park
- Proposed: the city takes parcels by eminent domain for the proposed McLaren Park; City Attorney to start proceedings.
- Board adopted Resolution 4079 accepting a deed from Mary G. Kuimelis and paying $75 for a lot for proposed McLaren Park.
- $150 paid to Max Goldberg for proposed McLaren Park land
- $1,000 paid for land for McLaren Park
- $1,000 paid to Max Goldberg for McLaren Park land
- $1,000 paid to Max Goldberg for proposed McLaren Park land
- City proposes accepting a deed to lots 4 and 5 in McLaren Park from the Barretts.
- $200 paid to Nell Hendricks for proposed McLaren Park land
- $200 paid to John Roberts for proposed McLaren Park land
- City agreed to accept deeds to four parcels for the proposed McLaren Park, paying $100, $500, $20 and $100.
- $450, $185 and $452 paid for proposed McLaren Park land
- The city adopted a resolution buying a lot for proposed McLaren Park from the McClure estate for $226.
- The Park Department proposed buying a lot for McLaren Park from William A. Gay et al.; the vote is on the next page.
- $350 paid to Francis Duignan for proposed McLaren Park land
- City accepts Frederick J. Pallett's deed to Lot 7 in McLaren Park for $100 for park use.
- Treasure Island trees and flowers to go to McLaren Park
- Deed from Dorothea K. Roberts for proposed McLaren Park land accepted by the city for $2,000.
- Subdivision No. 2 of McLaren Park Terrace approved, its streets accepted as public streets, and a $500 tax bond approved.
- Land traded to City Title Insurance for the proposed McLaren Park
- Board of Supervisors adopted resolution to buy a lot in Assessor's Block 6184 for McLaren Park for $125.
- Land traded to City Title Insurance for the proposed McLaren Park
- Amendment would limit housing to 750 units at McLaren Park
- $2,000 to buy land for the proposed McLaren Park
- $2,000 set aside to buy land for McLaren Park
- City trades land with City Title Insurance for McLaren Park
- City trades land with City Title Insurance for McLaren Park
- City buys park land from Thomas Gallagher for $1,800
- Land bought from the Flynns for the proposed McLaren Park, $100
- Hamilton Street lots traded to City Title Insurance for McLaren Park
- Hamilton Street lots traded to City Title Insurance for McLaren Park
- Moving trees from McLaren Park to the Exposition referred to committee
- Morgan and McAuliffe lots bought for the planned McLaren Park
- Urmson, Tallant and others sell land for planned McLaren Park
- Denny and Woll lots bought for the planned McLaren Park
- Juliette Kapp paid $469.80 for planned McLaren Park land
- Joseph Durkin paid $2,010 for planned McLaren Park land
- Another deed accepted for the planned McLaren Park
- Anglo California National Bank sells McLaren Park land for $1,876
- James Campbell paid $320 for planned McLaren Park land
- City accepted a deed from Daniel D. Murphy for two lots for proposed McLaren Park, paying $170.
- Move to cut McLaren Park land money to $10,000
- The Board cut the McLaren Park land appropriation from $25,000 to $10,000 by an 8-0 vote, three absent.
- James Madison Estate Company paid $750 for McLaren Park land
- Charles Smith paid $400 for planned McLaren Park land
- Salarac Land Company paid $700 for planned McLaren Park land
- The Paolinellis paid $200 each for McLaren Park land
- Mary Kearns paid $1,600 for planned McLaren Park land
- Board proposed $565 easement purchase from Heyman Brothers for a water pipeline from Alemany Boulevard to McLaren Park.
- Board adopted resolution starting eminent domain proceedings to take Visitacion Valley land for proposed McLaren Park.
- Board proposes taking several parcels, including land near Woolsey and Buell Streets, by eminent domain for proposed McLaren Park.
- Nathan Bloom paid $50 for planned McLaren Park land
- City accepts deed from John Sheehy for $6,750 in land for the proposed McLaren Park.
- Resolution proposes repealing earlier authority to buy a McLaren Park lot whose alleged owners cannot deliver title.
- $600 paid to the Atwoods for land in proposed McLaren Park
- Resolution to accept a deed for land in McLaren Park, Assessor's Block 6101, was proposed by the Park Department.
- $250 paid to Northern Counties Title Insurance for McLaren Park land
- Land bought from Emma C. Harrington for proposed McLaren Park
- $75 paid to Earl M. Berendsen for proposed McLaren Park land
- A resolution on purchasing land for McLaren Park was introduced; its outcome appears on the next page.
- The Board accepted a deed from Etta Pauline Grove for Lot 4, Block 6099, for proposed McLaren Park, paying $265.
- City seeks a tax-delinquent lot inside McLaren Park
- Lot inside the proposed McLaren Park bought for $1.48 at auction
- Land bought from Ada Cooper for $250 for McLaren Park
- Board accepted a deed from Sheldon Potter for Lot 7, Block 6064, for the proposed McLaren Park, paying $600.
- Supervisor MacPhee's proposal to set a new McLaren Park boundary and dispose of outside land was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposal 4015 concerns buying land for McLaren Park; referred to Finance Committee.
- Board accepted a deed to Lot 17, Assessor's Block 6103, for McLaren Park, paying $125.
- Proposal to buy tax-sale land for McLaren Park was referred to Finance Committee.
- Director of Property authorized to bid for one tax-sold lot in Assessor's Block 7130 for Stanley Street Parkway, minimum $44.03.
- City to buy a $44.03 tax lot for Stanley Street Parkway
- Proposal fixing McLaren Park boundaries was placed on the Board calendar for July 31, 1944.
- McLaren Park boundaries to be redrawn for want of money
- Board postponed further consideration of the McLaren Park boundary and land purchase resolution until August 14, 1944.
- Count of acres needed for McLaren Park referred to committee
- Supervisor Uhl's resolution asking the Board to measure McLaren Park acreage and upkeep cost was referred to the Education, Parks and Recreation Committee.
- A land purchase for McLaren Park was referred to the Finance Committee.
- McLaren Park boundaries redrawn from Burrows Street to University Street
- Proposal 4198 to change McLaren Park boundaries was postponed until August 28, 1944.
- Central Council of Civic Clubs opposes any change to proposed McLaren Park boundaries; referred to Board for consideration with calendar matter.
- $400 paid to Leslie P. Greiner for McLaren Park land
- McLaren Park boundaries to be redrawn for want of money
- Supervisors split over shrinking the proposed McLaren Park
- Motion asking the Park Commission to limit McLaren Park land spending to $100,000 and revise its boundaries failed.
- Board postponed for two weeks the McLaren Park boundary and land purchase question, to September 11, 1944.
- McLaren Park boundaries redrawn from Burrows Street to University Street
- Consideration of the City Planning Commission report on changing McLaren Park's boundaries was postponed to November 6, 1944.
- McLaren Park boundary change put off until November
- City approved paying $500 to Salarac Land Company for Lot 5, Assessor's Block 6136, for McLaren Park.
- Planning Commission's report on changing McLaren Park's boundaries was re-referred to the Finance Committee on November 20, 1944.
- Mae Barr Long's request for payment for Lots 6 and 9, Block 5999 in McLaren Park was referred to Finance Committee.
- City would accept a deed from Mae Barr Long for Lots 7 and 9 in Block 5999 for $450, for McLaren Park.
- $500 paid to Albert H. Rothholz for proposed McLaren Park land
- $500 paid to Leslie R. Cupples for McLaren Park land
- Board asked the Navy, through the Mayor, to decide quickly on a naval hospital site that the Planning Commission said lies within McLaren Park.
- $900 paid to Ray T. Burke for McLaren Park land
- $960 paid to Esther Bolar for McLaren Park land
- $960 paid for land for McLaren Park
- $960 paid to Esther Bolar for land for McLaren Park
- $350 paid to William Goggin for McLaren Park land
- $190 paid to Mark Lafayette Lemon for McLaren Park land
- Proposed McLaren Park boundaries were referred to the Public Buildings, Lands and City Planning Committee for hearing.
- Purchase of Lot 3 from Anglo California National Bank for $150 for McLaren Park was discussed; Supervisor Christopher called the land excessive.
- Ray Burke's $200 McLaren Park sale put off two weeks
- Ray Burke's $200 McLaren Park sale put off two weeks
- McLaren Park boundaries brought before the Board without a recommendation
- Supervisors argue over how many acres McLaren Park should cover
- Cap of 275 acres proposed for McLaren Park
- Purchase of Lots 7 and 8 in Assessor's Block 6186 from Ray T. Burke for $200 for McLaren Park was approved.
- Proposed: McLaren Park limited to about 275 acres, with the commissions to recommend its boundaries later.
- Board considers accepting a deed to McLaren Park land from the Anglo California National Bank.
- Purchase of Lots 7 and 8 in Block 6186 from Ray T. Burke for $200 for McLaren Park was postponed one week.
- Bill for McLaren Park land was referred to the Finance Committee, to report back by next Monday.
- Proposal to limit McLaren Park to 275 acres and repeal Resolution 26241 is under consideration.
- $150 paid to the Anglo California National Bank for McLaren Park
- $200 purchase of Ray Burke's land for McLaren Park put off
- Supervisor MacPhee's bill setting McLaren Park's boundaries was referred to the Finance Committee, and he appealed that referral from the Chair.
- Boundaries set for the proposed John McLaren Park
- Ray Burke's $200 land sale for McLaren Park put off again
- Boundaries set for the proposed John McLaren Park
- Boundaries drawn for proposed John McLaren Park
- Proposed $200 purchase of two McLaren Park lots from Ray T. Burke was postponed one week.
- Proposed policy fixing the boundaries of John McLaren Park in San Francisco, starting at Burrows Street and La Grande Avenue; vote continues on next page.
- Deletion of the $20,000 McLaren Park development item carried by an 8 to 2 vote.
- McLaren Park boundaries held pending a City Planning report
- Boundaries set for the proposed John McLaren Park
- Ray Burke's $200 land sale for McLaren Park put off again
- Boundaries set for the proposed John McLaren Park
- Boundaries set for the proposed John McLaren Park
- The Board adopted the McLaren Park boundaries without adding the two parcels the Planning Commission urged.
- Boundaries set for the proposed John McLaren Park
- Planners urge adding a hilltop and gateway parcel to McLaren Park
- Proposed acceptance of a deed from Ray T. Burke for McLaren Park land; decision continues on the next page.
- The city approved buying Lot 16 in Block 6066 from Thomas Walcom for $150 for McLaren Park.
- $400 paid to W. E. Chance for McLaren Park land
- $540 paid to Eliza McKinne for McLaren Park land
- $200 paid to Argentina G. Brambilla for McLaren Park land
- Finance Committee recommended the city accept deeds to land for John McLaren Park; the vote continues on the next page.
- $13,700 for John McLaren Park land passed second reading
- Final approval of $13,700 to buy John McLaren Park land
- City proposed to accept a deed to Lot 8 in Block 6033 for McLaren Park from Rue R. Clifford for $800.
- City accepted deeds for McLaren Park land, paying $200 to the Lawrences and $1,300 to Christina Gaehwiler.
- $1,550 paid to Salarac Land Company for McLaren Park land
- $950 paid to Edwin T. Miller for McLaren Park land
- $600 paid to Kama Elsa Storm for McLaren Park land
- $300 paid to Ray T. Burke for McLaren Park land
- The city approved paying $600 to Annie J. Rock for Lot 10, Block 6030, for the proposed McLaren Park.
- City pays $400 for land toward McLaren Park
- $700 for grading Harvard and Burrows Streets beside McLaren Park
- $440 paid to Nellie L. Alexander for proposed McLaren Park land
- Board accepts deeds and pays $165 to Edna Belasco and $300 to the Samuels for land in McLaren Park.
- $500 paid to the Perhams for proposed McLaren Park land
- City sets out the boundaries it wants for McLaren Park
- Director of Property would buy tax-sale land for the proposed McLaren Park; the Board's vote continues on the next page.
- Lots for proposed McLaren Park bought for $300 and $150
- $450 paid for land for McLaren Park
- $450 paid Corinne A. Webber for proposed McLaren Park land
- $125 paid Lewis B. Haseltine for proposed McLaren Park land
- Sale sought of surplus city land beside proposed John McLaren Park
- Sale sought of surplus city land beside proposed John McLaren Park
- Land traded with Ray T. Burke for John McLaren Park
- Land to be swapped with Ray T. Burke for McLaren Park
- John and Esther Dilke paid $300 for land for McLaren Park
- Hugh and Frances Wood paid $325 for land for McLaren Park
- University Mound Old Ladies' Home paid $1,100 for McLaren Park land
- Jane Louise Wharton paid $550 for land for McLaren Park
- Board continued, then adopted, purchase of land from three owners for McLaren Park, totaling $8,500.
- McLaren Park land bought from Delphine Allen and Pauline Des Roches
- $250 paid Florence S. Kelley for a McLaren Park half-interest
- Consideration of eminent domain proceedings for land at Persia Avenue and Dublin Street, for a John McLaren Park entrance, was continued one week.
- Board continued the proposal to let the City Attorney begin condemning land for a McLaren Park entrance at Persia Avenue.
- Eminent domain proceedings for a Persia Avenue and Dublin Street entrance to McLaren Park sent back to committee.
- $100 more paid to Jane Louise Wharton for McLaren Park land
- $1,300 paid to Anna C. Nelson for McLaren Park land
- Pedro Moreno paid $1,200 for McLaren Park land on Amherst Street
- Supervisor MacPhee urges funds to buy land for McLaren Park
- Land bought for McLaren Park from various owners for $2,788
- The Board confirmed the sale of four vacant lots near McLaren Park to Atlas Realty Company for $3,850.
- Ion Street lot bought from Otto Reimer for McLaren Park
- Lot 3 on Ion Street near Wayland Street bought from Otto Reimer for $1,200 for McLaren Park.
- Land swapped with Atlas Realty to add to McLaren Park
- City approved exchanging its lot at Block 6131 with Atlas Realty Company for land needed for McLaren Park.
- Board bought vacant land on Gambier Street from Genevieve Ekan for $1,200 for McLaren Park.
- City buys Mariani land for McLaren Park for $500
- Purchase of two lots in Block 6068 from Katherine H. Butler for $2,250 for McLaren Park is proposed.
- Katherine Butler's land bought for McLaren Park for $2,250
- Special election proposed on giving up part of McLaren Park
- No one objected as part of McLaren Park lost park status
- Land at Burrows Street and LaGrande Avenue bought
- $1,600 paid the Zabriskie estate for land at McLaren Park
- Part of McLaren Park proposed to stop being a public park
- Part of McLaren Park proposed to stop being a public park
- Proposed ordinance for a June 3, 1952 special election on ending park use of part of McLaren Park, sent to committee.
- Board overrules protests and approves ending public park use of part of McLaren Park.
- Proposal to put a special election on ending public park use of part of McLaren Park was continued one week.
- Special election set for June 3, 1952, asking voters to discontinue using part of McLaren Park as a park; passed.
- John McLaren redevelopment area sent back to committee
- Park department protest over McLaren Park redevelopment sent to committee
- Proposed Redevelopment Area C around John McLaren Park was sent back to committee on a 5-4 vote.
- Board re-referred the McLaren Park redevelopment measure to committee for a thorough hearing, by a 5-4 vote.
- Board passed on first reading a proposed $1,000 land exchange with Atlas Realty Company to add land to McLaren Park.
- Land swapped with Atlas Realty and $1,000 taken for McLaren Park
- The Board finally passed an ordinance accepting $1,000 and trading land with Atlas Realty Company to expand McLaren Park.
- Land swapped with Atlas Realty and $1,000 taken for McLaren Park
- Area around Ward Street and Wilde Avenue adopted after delay
- Proposal to ask voters on June 3, 1952 about ending public park use of part of McLaren Park; passed for second reading.
- A lot recently bought for McLaren Park formally added
- Four lots bought at Burrows and Gambier Streets
- Board adopted purchase of a 25 by 95 foot vacant lot at Oxford and Woolsey Streets from [name withheld] for $250 for McLaren Park.
- Land bought from [name withheld] for $250 for McLaren Park
- Vacant lot bought on Madison Street north of Woolsey Street
- The city approved buying four small lots from [name withheld] and others for $4,850 for McLaren Park.
- Purchase of land from [name withheld] for $1,600 and [name withheld] et al. for $1,000 for McLaren Park proposed.
- Vacant land bought from [name withheld] and Joseph Gallagher on Peru
- Purchase of two vacant lots from [name withheld] for $850 for McLaren Park was approved.
- Purchase of a vacant lot at [name withheld] and La Grande Streets from [name withheld] et al. for $350 for McLaren Park was approved.
- Purchase of a vacant Cambridge Street lot from [name withheld] for $1,200 for McLaren Park was approved.
- $2,700 of land bought for McLaren Park
- The Board approved buying a tax-deeded vacant lot on [name withheld] Street from the State of California for $5 for McLaren Park.
- $1,800 of land bought for McLaren Park
- The Board approved buying four small lots from various owners for $2,900 for McLaren Park.
- The Board approved buying two vacant lots from Johnston, [name withheld] and [name withheld] for $1,800 for McLaren Park.
- The Board approved buying a 25 by 95 foot vacant lot at Harvard and Woolsey from [name withheld] for $300 for McLaren Park.
- The Board approved buying several private vacant lots for McLaren Park for a total of $6,250.
- Recreation and Park Department report on land acquisition and development time for McLaren Park sent to committee.
- Supervisor Christopher asked that a Recreation and Park Commission letter on McLaren Park boundaries and usage be referred to committee.
- Purchase of [name withheld] lots near Bacon Street for $2,100 for McLaren Park was sent to committee.
- Board authorizes buying two vacant lots from [name withheld] for $2,100 for McLaren Park.
- Supervisor MacPhee asked the Controller and Director of Property to confer with the Board of Education on buying land for McLaren Park.
- $15,794.50 voted to buy land for McLaren Park
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $15,794.50 for Recreation and Park to acquire properties for McLaren Park.
- Park Commission asked to study a golf course in McLaren Park
- Boundaries proposed for McLaren Park covering 328.5 acres
- Purchase of a one-eighth interest in a McLaren Park lot from the State of California for $5 approved.
- Consideration of proposed John McLaren Park boundaries continued one week at owners' request, with $340,000 set for property purchases.
- $25,000 sought to widen Mansell Street beside McLaren Park
- Consideration of the proposed John McLaren Park boundaries was deferred one week, giving owners time to present data.
- McLaren Park land buying put off as owners seek more money
- Boundaries proposed for John McLaren Park, put off again
- McLaren Park boundaries trimmed to 326 acres after owners' objections
- McLaren Park cut to 326 acres, northerly 300 feet left out
- McLaren Park boundaries settled after years of doubt for owners
- Public Works may spend $25,000 acquiring land to widen Mansell Street between McLaren Park and San Bruno Avenue; passed.
- McLaren Park boundaries set, with some owners' land left out
- Boundaries of planned John McLaren Park adopted, with changes
- Board adopted a policy to include $254,046 in the budget to buy remaining private land in McLaren Park.
- Supervisor MacPhee moves $235,000 into the budget for McLaren Park
- Salarac Land Company paid $268 for McLaren Park land
- Surplus city land near McLaren Park to be auctioned
- Proposed $173,000 appropriation to acquire land within McLaren Park passed for second reading.
- Surplus city land near McLaren Park to be auctioned
- $173,000 set aside to buy land inside McLaren Park
- Mansell Street to be widened out to McLaren Park
- Supervisors passed $173,000 to acquire land within McLaren Park for the Recreation and Park Department.
- $1,350 voted for [name withheld] estate land for McLaren Park
- Board approved buying about 5.14 acres northwest of Brookdale Avenue from [name withheld] and [name withheld] for $7,125 for McLaren Park.
- Part of McLaren Park to be given up as parkland
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance releasing 16.23 acres of McLaren Park for school purposes.
- Part of McLaren Park to be given up as parkland
- A portion of McLaren Park, about 16.23 acres, discontinued as park land for school purposes, finally passed.
- Land bought from the [name withheld] and [name withheld] for McLaren Park
- City buys land from the state for McLaren Park
- Purchase of two tax-deeded lots from the State of California for $5 approved for McLaren Park.
- Board authorized buying a vacant lot on University Street from [name withheld] for $2,400 for McLaren Park.
- Board authorized buying a 25-foot vacant lot on Wyant Street from [name withheld] for $250 for McLaren Park.
- Land bought from [name withheld] for $2,400 for McLaren Park
- Two vacant lots bought on Alberta Street near Campbell Avenue
- Vacant lot on Going Street near Bow Street bought by city
- The city approved buying two vacant lots on Delta Street from [name withheld] for $700 for McLaren Park.
- Land bought from [name withheld] for $700 for McLaren Park
- Purchase of vacant land on Severance Street from [name withheld] and [name withheld] for $1,600 for McLaren Park was approved.
- Purchase of vacant land on Severance Street from [name withheld] for $512.54 for McLaren Park was approved.
- Purchase of several vacant lots from various owners for $1,648 for McLaren Park was adopted, then re-voted after rescission.
- Land to be taken for McLaren Park at up to $315,000
- Cambridge Street land bought from [name withheld] for McLaren Park
- Vacant lots bought on Sawyer, Alberta and Cambridge Streets
- $1,648 of land bought for McLaren Park
- Purchase of Mansell and Amherst Streets property from [name withheld] for $37,500 for McLaren Park was adopted, then re-voted after rescission.
- $1,500 paid to [name withheld] for McLaren Park land
- [name withheld] paid $900 for Severance Street land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] paid $300 for land for McLaren Park
- Vacant lots bought at Wyant Street, Campbell Avenue and Sawyer
- Purchase of a vacant 25-by-100-foot lot on Harkness Street from [name withheld] for $600 for McLaren Park was adopted.
- Purchase of a vacant corner lot at Cambridge and [name withheld] from [name withheld] for $200 for McLaren Park was proposed.
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing purchase of vacant lots from [name withheld] et ux. for $1,950 for McLaren Park.
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing purchase of three vacant lots from [name withheld] et ux. for $4,800 for McLaren Park.
- [name withheld] paid $600 for land for McLaren Park
- City bought vacant lot at Sawyer and
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing purchase of vacant lots from [name withheld] et ux. for $2,100 for McLaren Park.
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing purchase of twenty vacant lots from [name withheld] et ux. for $8,500 for McLaren Park.
- Land bought at Gambier and Dwight Streets
- Vacant lots bought at Ervine Street and Going Street
- Three vacant lots bought at Harkness Avenue and Oneota Street
- Board approved buying lot interests from [name withheld] for $600 for McLaren Park.
- Board approved buying a tax-deeded lot from the State of California for $5 for McLaren Park.
- Proposed purchase of a lot from [name withheld] et ux. for $7,500 for McLaren Park.
- [name withheld] paid $700 for land for McLaren Park
- City agrees to pay the Housing Authority $18,700 for sewer construction at the Alemany Housing Project.
- City buys two vacant lots for McLaren Park, $1,800 total
- Vacant lot bought at Excelsior and LaGrande Avenues
- Board approved buying a vacant lot from [name withheld] for $250 for McLaren Park.
- Board approved buying a vacant lot from [name withheld] for $300 for McLaren Park.
- [name withheld] vacant land at Delta and Campbell Streets bought for $795.16 for McLaren Park.
- Purchase of three vacant lots from [name withheld] for $2,600 for McLaren Park is proposed.
- Motion to buy vacant lots from [name withheld] et al. for $3,757 for McLaren Park was adopted, then re-referred to committee.
- [name withheld] paid $3,757 for land for McLaren Park
- Board authorized buying a 100-by-120-foot vacant lot at Woolsey and Princeton Streets for $3,750 for McLaren Park.
- City buys vacant lot at Raymond and Sawyer for McLaren Park, $3,750
- Board authorized buying a 25-by-100-foot vacant lot from [name withheld] for $700 for McLaren Park.
- Atlas Realty Company paid $20,800 for land for McLaren Park
- Atlas Realty Company paid $19,300 for land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] land bought for $800 for McLaren Park
- Atlas Realty Company paid $400 for land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] paid $2,500 for land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] paid $5,500 for land for McLaren Park
- Church Extension Society paid $2,400 for land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] paid $9,500 for land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] paid $400 for land for McLaren Park
- Reginald De Forest's $400 McLaren Park sale put off
- Adopted, a four-room dwelling at Peru Avenue and Burrows Street
- [name withheld] paid $1,400 for land for McLaren Park
- Adopted, three lots at Alberta Street and Wilde Avenue
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] paid $600 for McLaren Park land
- [name withheld] paid $500 for land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] paid $600 for land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] paid $150 for land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] paid $300 for land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] paid $495.16 for land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] paid $800 for land for McLaren Park
- City approved buying real property from the [name withheld] estate for $400 for McLaren Park.
- [name withheld] paid $25,800 for land for McLaren Park
- The Board approved buying a property from [name withheld] for $2,500 for McLaren Park.
- City pays [name withheld] $600 for McLaren Park land
- $700 voted for Cutler land for McLaren Park
- City pays [name withheld] $5,000 for McLaren Park land
- City pays [name withheld] $400 for McLaren Park land
- City pays [name withheld] $4,000 for McLaren Park land
- $892.74 voted for City Title Insurance land for McLaren Park
- City pays $3,900 to [name withheld] for McLaren Park land
- [name withheld] land bought for $1,025 for McLaren Park
- A resolution asking the Recreation and Park Commission to consider golf course use of available McLaren Park land was referred to committee.
- $3,000 paid to [name withheld] for land in McLaren Park
- Methodist Church Extension Society paid $2,500 for McLaren Park land
- Recreation projects finally passed, from Funston Playground to McLaren Park
- $250,000 for early work on the McLaren Park golf course
- McLaren Park golf course money changed from planning to construction
- $250,000 appropriated to build the McLaren Park
- Land in McLaren Park named Redevelopment Area C
- $20,000 proposed to widen Mansell Street to McLaren Park
- The Board finally passed a $10,000 Public Works appropriation for slide-area studies, investigations and planning.
- Board appropriated $25,000 from the Special Road Improvement Fund for work in front of city property.
- Land bought from [name withheld] for $500 for McLaren Park
- $2,000 paid to Vignati Building and Realty for McLaren Park
- Tax-deeded lot bought for $5 for McLaren Park
- The Board approved buying a small property from [name withheld] for $525 to add to McLaren Park.
- $29,700 paid to [name withheld] and others for McLaren Park
- $595.16 paid to [name withheld] for McLaren Park land
- $6,500 paid to [name withheld] for McLaren Park land
- $475 paid to [name withheld] for McLaren Park land
- $1,200 paid to [name withheld] for McLaren Park land
- $925 paid to [name withheld] for McLaren Park land
- $500 paid to [name withheld] for McLaren Park land
- $250 paid to George Giannini for McLaren Park land
- $850 paid to [name withheld] for land for McLaren Park
- $1,100 paid to [name withheld] for land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] land bought for McLaren Park, $10,000
- Land bought from [name withheld] and others for McLaren Park, $455
- [name withheld] land bought for $3,500 for McLaren Park
- Tax-deeded state land bought for $10 for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] land bought for $875 for McLaren Park
- $525 paid to [name withheld] for land for McLaren Park
- $5,500 paid to [name withheld] for land for McLaren Park
- $271 paid to [name withheld] for land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] land bought for $600 for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] land bought for $375 for McLaren Park
- More time given to award the McLaren Park pool contract
- $46,151.73 for building the McLaren Park swimming pool
- $46,151.73 voted for the McLaren Park swimming pool
- $571 paid to [name withheld] for land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] land bought for $20,000 for McLaren Park
- $40,000 paid to [name withheld] for land for McLaren Park
- [name withheld] land bought for $1,000 for McLaren Park
- $825 paid to [name withheld] for land for McLaren Park
- $6,500 paid to [name withheld] for land for McLaren Park
- $11,200 paid to [name withheld] for land for McLaren Park
- Finance Committee chairman asked the Property Director to explain a $281,000 extra request for McLaren Park land purchases.
- $525 paid to George Hall for land for McLaren Park
- $600 paid to [name withheld] for land for McLaren Park
- $734 paid to the Manning estate for land for McLaren Park
- Ordinance to spend $281,000 from a 1955 playground bond fund to buy land for McLaren Park passed first reading.
- $281,000 voted to buy land for McLaren Park
- The city bought a lot from [name withheld] and [name withheld] for $734 for McLaren Park.
- $750 paid to [name withheld] and [name withheld] for McLaren Park land
- $9,900 paid to [name withheld] for land for McLaren Park
- $5 paid to the state for tax-deeded land for McLaren Park
- The city approved buying land from [name withheld] for $16,500 to add to McLaren Park.
- Board authorizes buying property from [name withheld].'s estate for $1,500 for McLaren Park.
- $1,400 paid to Mary Sheehy for land for McLaren Park
- $50 paid to Western Title Insurance for McLaren Park land
- $550 paid to the Simpson heirs for land for McLaren Park
- $600 paid to [name withheld] for land for McLaren Park
- Land for McLaren Park bought from the Kelly estate for $300
- Land bought from [name withheld] for $734 for McLaren Park
- Land bought from [name withheld] for $9,000 for McLaren Park
- $143.40 paid to [name withheld] for taxes on McLaren Park land
- [name withheld] land bought for $350 for McLaren Park
- Land bought from [name withheld] for $110,000 for McLaren Park
- Land bought from [name withheld] for $2,500 for McLaren Park
- Land bought from [name withheld] for $37,000 for McLaren Park
- $21,393.49 for police and fire alarm cable on McLaren Park Road
- $21,393.49 for police and fire alarm cable on McLaren Park Road
- [name withheld] Street proposed for closing for the McLaren Park golf course
- Public hearing held on vacating part of [name withheld] Street and nearby streets in McLaren Park for a golf course; resolution adopted.
- Money to finish McLaren Park golf course put off a week.
- McLaren Park golf course money sent back to the Finance Committee
- City approves buying land for McLaren Park for $2,100
- Recreation and Park appropriation for McLaren Park passed for second reading as amended, with 11 ayes.
- McLaren Park golf course money trimmed to $240,000; first vote only.
- $240,000 to finish the McLaren Park golf course
- Resolution adopted issuing $1,000,000 in playground bonds and $15,000,000 in Hetch Hetchy power bonds for parks and water power works.
- City buys $1,750 parcel for McLaren Park
- Money for McLaren Park land put off for now.
- Recreation and Park funding of $229,400 for buying land for McLaren Park was temporarily postponed by the Board.
- Meeting paused; supervisors return Thursday, October 13
- The Board approved $229,400 from a 1955 bond fund to buy land for development of McLaren Park.
- $229,400 voted to buy land for McLaren Park
- City buys land from [name withheld] for $1,000 for McLaren Park
- Supervisor Dobbs asks the city to hurry the McLaren Park projects
- $335,000 sought for McLaren Park roads and airport work
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $2,692,798.58 to city departments, including McLaren Park roads and Municipal Railway.
- [name withheld] proposed as golf pro at McLaren Park
- [name withheld] made golf pro at McLaren Park
- McLaren Park golf course coffee shop concession still pending.
- [name withheld] proposed to run a coffee shop at McLaren Park
- [name withheld] was granted an agreement to run a coffee shop and refreshment concession at McLaren Park [name withheld].
- $6,204 proposed for three golf starters at McLaren Park
- $6,204 pays three golf starter jobs at McLaren Park
- McLaren Park golf refreshment deal's $150 monthly minimum dropped
- Minimum rent dropped for [name withheld] McLaren Park refreshment stand
- Report sought on the little-used McLaren Park golf course
- McLaren Park golf pro's $150 monthly minimum dropped; fee cut to 5%
- The Board declared intention to vacate portions of certain streets within McLaren Park and the [name withheld] school site.
- Plan to close parts of McLaren Park streets approved
- A public hearing on proposed street vacations within McLaren Park and the Luther Burbank Junior High School site was opened.
- $100,000 from the Off-Street Parking Fund was finally passed for the neighborhood parking program.
- Conveyance of McLaren Park land to City Title Insurance Company to clear title was passed for second reading.
- Pine Street sidewalks cut to ten feet, second reading
- McLaren Park land title fix approved
- Deeds passed with City Title Insurance to settle McLaren Park title
- Official map for extending Brazil Avenue to John McLaren Park approved
- Map approved to extend Persia Avenue to John McLaren Park
- Map approved for opening Visitacion Avenue beside John McLaren Park
- $765,750 voted for work in John McLaren Park
- Ordinance to accept state grants of about $1.1M for Lake Merced, John McLaren Park and bicycle trailways passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed acceptance of state park grants for Lake Merced, John McLaren Park and bicycle trailways.
- State and federal money to be taken for McLaren Park work
- State and federal money to be taken for McLaren Park work
- Preschool bungalows in McLaren Park clear a first vote
- McLaren Park preschool bungalows: final vote still due.
- Preschool bungalows approved in McLaren Park for the school district
- Deadline extended to June 1970 for Lake Merced and McLaren Park work
- State agreement for John McLaren Park development amended
- McLaren Park field house rebuild set at $6,700, final vote later.
- McLaren Park field house rebuild money still being changed.
- McLaren Park project agreement amended to accept state grant money
- Delay withdrawn after Visitacion Valley protests the McLaren Park cut
- $226,000 moved from McLaren Park to rebuild Ocean View Gymnasium
- Recreation and Park Department authorized to apply for and accept land and water conservation funds for John McLaren Park improvements.
- Federal money sought for improvements to John McLaren Park
- Return of mounted police to McLaren Park sent to committee
- State agreement for improving John McLaren Park proposed
- Federal park funds to be sought for improving John McLaren Park
- Grant sought for improvements to John McLaren Park
- Approved applying for funds to improve John McLaren Park
- Grant sought for improvements to John McLaren Park
- $3,000 for upkeep of neighbourhood parks and squares
- $10,000 sought for land purchases beside John McLaren Park
- Recreation and Park asked about horseback riding in McLaren Park
- Supervisor Horanzy's request for commendation letters to five high schools for ROTC help clearing McLaren Park was granted without objection.
- San Francisco Enterprise to run the McLaren Park golf course
- San Francisco Enterprise to run the McLaren Park golf course
- $508,000 in grants to be spent improving John McLaren Park
- Board directs Controller to release reserved funds for McLaren Park improvements, previously authorized by Resolution 377-81.
- Gardener jobs for McLaren Park sought back in the parks budget
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend $151,200 in federal funds for McLaren Park improvements; adopted.
- Kennedy asked Recreation and Park why no signs bar dirt bikes from John McLaren Park.
- Silver, for Maher, requested a hearing on turning open space in McLaren Park into a golf-driving range; referred to committee.
- Supervisors Walker and Silver asked the Recreation and Park Commission for progress on a memorial to Isadora Duncan at McLaren Park.
- A request for a hearing on lake dredging operations at McLaren Park was referred to Public Works Committee.
- Supervisors Silver, Hongisto and Gonzalez asked the Public Works Committee to consider a Vietnam Memorial in McLaren Park.
- Proposed resolution letting Recreation and Park accept about $24,207 in grants for wildlife habitat work at Twin Peaks, Lake Merced and McLaren Park.
- Wildlife grants sought for Twin Peaks, Lake Merced, McLaren Park
- Wildlife grants taken for Twin Peaks, Lake Merced and McLaren Park
- A hearing on the condition and future plans for McLaren Park was assigned to the Parks and Recreation Committee.
- Hearing requested on the condition and future plans for McLaren Park; assigned to Parks and Recreation Committee.
- Recreation and Park Department approved accepting a $154,020 conservation grant to renovate McLaren Park.
- Supervisor Sandoval's request for a report on police, parks and public works efforts to clean McLaren Park went to City Services Committee.
- $154,020 grant for McLaren Park renovation sent to committee
- $154,020 sought to renovate McLaren Park's Yosemite Creek and marsh
- Grant of $154,020 approved to renovate McLaren Park.
- Board commends the Jerry Garcia Estate for its support of McLaren Park and the Excelsior, and the Amphitheater renaming.
- Annual cost-of-living increase in golf fees passed into law, with fees set for the [name withheld] at McLaren Park.
- Proposed ordinance would raise golf fees at Harding, Fleming and Golden Gate Park courses and set fees for Gleneagles at McLaren Park; referred to committee.
- Supervisors Sandoval and Maxwell requested a hearing on McLaren Park upkeep, including Mansell Street medians and weeds; sent to committee.
- Proposed ordinance would raise golf fees at Harding, Fleming and Golden Gate Park courses and set fees for Gleneagles at McLaren Park; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Golf fees at [name withheld] in McLaren Park would rise yearly with cost of living; passed first reading.
- Yearly golf fee rises and new Gleneagles fees finally passed
- Review urged of a trash center planned in McLaren Park
- Sandoval urges the Recreation and Park Commission and Housing Authority to review a proposed recycling and trash compacting center in McLaren Park.
- Cleanup urged for McLaren Park's corner opposite Sunnydale housing
- Sandoval's resolution urging review of a proposed recycling and trash compacting center in McLaren Park was referred to committee.
- Cleanup of McLaren Park's Sunnydale corner is called for
- Resolution urges the Recreation and Park Commission to beautify and improve the neglected southwest corner of McLaren Park; adopted.
- A first lease amendment with Gleneagles Golf Partners, LP for the [name withheld] in McLaren Park was referred to committee.
- [name withheld] lease in McLaren Park sent to committee
- Proposed retroactive acceptance of a $186,746 state grant for the McLaren Park [name withheld], sent to committee.
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $186,746 state grant for the McLaren Park [name withheld].
- City accepts $186,746 state grant for McLaren Park trail
- Certificates of honor for [name withheld] and McLaren Park volunteers
- Proposed ordinance would allow flexible pricing at the [name withheld] in McLaren Park; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Nine-year lease and flexible pricing proposed at
- Flexible pricing and a lease extension to 2022 at 7% of revenues for [name withheld] passed first reading.
- Gleneagles Golf Partners' lease of the McLaren Park golf course is extended to 2022, with flexible pricing allowed.
- $848,059 state grant sought for the Mansell corridor in McLaren Park
- Proposed nomination of four new [name withheld], including [name withheld] and Bayview Hill, was referred for adoption.
- Supervisors sent a resolution nominating four new [name withheld], including Bayview Hill and McLaren Park, back to the Land Use Committee.
- Recreation and Park Department retroactively accepted and may spend an $848,059 state grant for the Mansell Corridor Project in McLaren Park.
- McLaren Park gets $848,059 grant for corridor greening
- Mansell Street in McLaren Park gets a walking and biking path
- $250,000 state grant for McLaren Park trails sent to committee
- $207,000 for a McLaren Park bike trail sent to committee
- $250,000 state grant accepted for McLaren Park trail upkeep
- $207,000 accepted for a new bike trail in McLaren Park
- $194,000 grant for a McLaren Park planning study sent to committee
- $194,000 grant accepted for a McLaren Park planning study
- A resolution adopted with no subject on this page
- Cars barred from part of Shelley Drive in McLaren Park
- Cars barred from part of Shelley Drive in McLaren Park
- $950,000 Pacific Gas and Electric easement sent to committee
- $950,000 paid for a Pacific Gas and Electric easement
- $950,000 paid for a Pacific Gas and Electric easement
- $950,000 paid for a Pacific Gas and Electric easement
- $950,000 paid for a Pacific Gas and Electric easement
- $950,000 paid for a Pacific Gas and Electric easement