All decisions
27 Board decisions about Yerba Buena School, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- City Attorney asked to solicit offers for land on Greenwich Street for the Yerba Buena School and a fire company.
- William Newsom paid $2,815 for extra work at Yerba Buena School
- A. Lacy Worswick paid for plans for the Yerba Buena School
- A. Lacy Worswick was paid $976.32 for plans of the Yerba Buena School on Greenwich Street.
- Wm. Bruce to be paid $8,000 on the Yerba Buena School
- McEwen Bros. land bought for $17,000 for the Yerba Buena School
- City pays McEwen Bros. $17,000 for Yerba Buena School land
- Buildings at the Yerba Buena School site to be auctioned off
- The Board adopted Resolution 3923, authorizing the Mayor to auction old shack classrooms at Greenwich and Webster streets.
- Wm. Bruce paid $11,950 to finish the Yerba Buena School
- Wm. Bruce paid $11,950 to finish the Yerba Buena School
- Stone sidewalks and curbs ordered around the Yerba Buena School
- Stone sidewalks and curbs ordered around the Yerba Buena School
- Proposed ordinance orders plans and construction of an annex and alterations to Yerba Buena School on Greenwich Street.
- Yerba Buena School annex on Greenwich Street goes ahead
- $818 paid for plans for the Yerba Buena School annex
- $818 paid for plans for the Yerba Buena School annex
- $3,272 for plans to enlarge Yerba Buena School on Greenwich Street
- Board proposed $3,272 for architectural plans for alterations and an annex at Yerba Buena School on Greenwich Street.
- Plans ordered to replaster the old Yerba Buena School
- A bill to plaster and reline the old Yerba Buena School exterior was referred to the Public Buildings Committee.
- Alton R. Lapham paid $4,500 for Yerba Buena School land
- Yerba Buena School may rope off Moulton Street to protect children
- Moulton Street closed at school hours for Yerba Buena School children
- Yerba Buena School land given up to widen Lombard Street
- Extra $782 paid for shifting the Yerba Buena School buildings
- Rezoning the former Yerba Buena School Playground found environmentally harmless