All decisions
92 Board decisions about Western Addition, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Creamery allowed a 25-horsepower engine at 1418 Divisadero Street
- Western Addition application money passed; vote later reversed, then repeated
- $10.9 million redevelopment funds for Western Addition approved
- Zoning changed for houses on Rolph Street near
- Taxes on Western Addition land bought by redevelopment agency cancelled
- City takes over tax-deeded Western Addition property for $15
- Public hearing set on changes to Western Addition redevelopment plan
- Western Addition Area A-1 redevelopment plan amended to allow variances and high-rise apartments; finally passed by the Board.
- Old fire department land handed to Western Addition redevelopment
- Public hearing set on changes to Western Addition plan
- $9.8 million redevelopment loan for Western Addition approved
- Approves federal planning advance for redevelopment, with city oversight
- Board adopted a depositary agreement between the city and the Redevelopment Agency for the Western Addition Extension project.
- Taxes cancelled on land the redevelopment agency bought in Western Addition
- Federal loan contract changed for Western Addition rebuilding
- Nonprofit to help city build public parking garage in Western Addition
- Federal planning-money application for Western Addition approved
- $115,000 advance paid for Western Addition redevelopment work
- Western Addition redevelopment money advance approved for early 1963
- Public hearing set for January 7 on Western Addition redevelopment changes
- Supervisors set public hearing on Western Addition redevelopment changes
- Back property taxes cancelled on land the redevelopment agency bought
- Western Addition redevelopment gets $5.25 million loan draw approved
- $150,000 advance for Western Addition rebuilding approved
- Approved $120,000 payment request for Western Addition redevelopment
- Western Addition redevelopment loan draw of $5.25 million approved
- Public hearing notice ordered on Western Addition redevelopment plan
- Earlier move to send Western Addition hearing to committee undone
- Agency asked to report regularly and fix up existing buildings
- Resolution asks the Redevelopment Agency to rehabilitate some Western Addition buildings itself and explore cheaper housing; adopted.
- Agency asked to favour Western Addition residents for some housing
- Agency asked to avoid luxury housing and delays on cleared sites
- Amendment adding policy covenants to redevelopment deal voted down
- Western Addition redevelopment plan made official
- Redevelopment agency told to plan public parks in Western Addition blocks
- Policy plan for Western Addition block-interior parks approved
- Land on Jackson Street between Front and Davis Streets adopted
- Old taxes cancelled on Western Addition land needed for redevelopment
- City takes ownership of a parking company's shares
- Federal payment approved for Western Addition redevelopment project
- Motion to delay Western Addition building limits voted down
- A $130,000 advance payment was requisitioned for the Western Addition Redevelopment Project Area A-2, Project R-54.
- Federal request for $483,134 for Western Addition redevelopment approved
- Federal loan money approved for Diamond Heights redevelopment work
- Cancellation of property taxes on a parcel acquired by the French Consulate was adopted by the Board.
- Overhead wires to be moved underground in Western Addition
- Board asks federal housing agency to consider moderate-income homes on last site
- City asks Housing Authority [name withheld] for displaced Western Addition families
- Hearing set on pausing Western Addition redevelopment moves
- Halt request amended to exempt voluntary sales and condemned housing
- Plan for hearings before any displacement turned down
- Board committee considers asking the Redevelopment Agency to halt property acquisition, demolition and relocation in Western Addition A-2 until a relocation plan is approved.
- Mayor's veto of the resolution asking the Redevelopment Agency to halt work in Western Addition Area A-2 stands.
- City says Western Addition residents should be able to stay
- Property taxes cancelled on Western Addition land the Redevelopment Agency acquired in Project Area A-2.
- Property taxes cancelled on land Redevelopment Agency bought in Western Addition
- Day care for Western Addition children gets $11,000 gift
- City buys three tax-deeded Western Addition lots for $15
- Fire Department lot handed to Western Addition redevelopment agency
- Hotel-unit need finding approved for Western Addition only
- A resolution finding a need for more hotel and motel housing units in Western Addition A-2 was moved for adoption.
- Hotel-unit need finding approved; Yerba Buena Center part dropped
- Passed final an amendment to the redevelopment plan for Western Addition Project Area A-2.
- Three tax-deeded lots in Western Addition given to redevelopment agency
- Taxes cancelled on Western Addition land bought by agency
- Overhead wires moved underground on some Western Addition streets
- Western Addition redevelopment loan raised from $861,362 to $885,000.
- Federal money approved for a Western Addition youth defense program.
- Hearing held on the proposed vacation of portions of Ash and Octavia Streets; the outcome continues on the next page.
- City accepts $28,624 gift to fund Western Addition day care
- Child day care in Western Addition gets $14,584 gift
- Infant day care gets gift approved
- Infant day care in Western Addition gets $10,817 gift
- Grant extension for Western Addition youth defense program proposed.
- Accepts $19,088 gift for Western Addition day care
- Accepts $7,292 gift for Western Addition day care
- Western Addition mini-parks approved; city to maintain them later
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- June 28 hearing on Western Addition redevelopment changes approved
- Western Addition redevelopment plan changed, now final
- Community facility for Western Addition to be built with federal grant
- Housing rehab money moved from Western Addition A-2 to A-1
- $130,000 to Fillmore group for a sweat-equity home repair program
- Western Addition alcohol program contract cut by $600.
- Western Addition alcohol center contract renewed at $56,680
- Environment department gets $49,980 state grant for building material reuse.
- City asks for audit of old Western Addition redevelopment work
- Trust for Public Land funds $187,600 in Buchanan Street Mall improvements
- $900,000 nonprofit grant accepted for Buchanan Street mall upgrade
- Fillmore Turk Park gets $200,000 of donated design work
- State grant of $3.9 million approved for [name withheld] park project
- $8.1M grant for Buchanan Street Mall project approved