All decisions
96 Board decisions about Broadway Tunnel, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Voters to decide in November on a $2.2M sewer bond
- Resolution adopted declaring a $1,500,000 bonded debt for a pedestrian and vehicular Broadway Tunnel from Larkin to Mason streets.
- A $1.5M bond needed for the Broadway tunnel
- Special election ordered on a $750,000 bond to build a pedestrian and vehicle Broadway Tunnel between Larkin and Mason Streets.
- MacPhee proposed deleting $55,000 for Broadway Tunnel plans from the budget; debate continued, with no vote printed.
- The Civic League of Improvement Clubs asked for immediate action toward building the Broadway Tunnel; referred to the Public Buildings Committee.
- Consideration of $1,325,000 from the gas tax fund for Islais Creek Bridge, Broadway Tunnel and 13th Street land was continued one week.
- Jefferson E. Peyser withdraws the Oakdale Avenue rezoning appeal
- Eminent domain proceedings authorized to acquire parcels for the Broadway Tunnel, costing up to $575,000.
- Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution to buy Lot 45, Block 158 from the Aratas for $16,000 for the Broadway Tunnel.
- City adopted purchase of a vacant Broadway lot from Chun Mon Gum for $2,800 for the Broadway Tunnel.
- Broadway flats near Mason Street and vacant land near Leavenworth approved
- Sit Lee Yee paid $28,500 for land for the Broadway Tunnel
- Sophie Lerche paid $16,500 and the Guaragnas $20,000 for tunnel land
- City buys two Broadway-area lots for the Broadway Tunnel: $16,500 from Sophie Lerche and $20,000 from Fred and Maria Guaragna.
- Jacob Harris paid $32,500 for Broadway Tunnel land
- Oreste and Elvira Micheli paid $11,800 for Broadway Tunnel land
- $28,500 paid to Leung Gung for Broadway Tunnel land
- Lee Do Fat paid $3,200 for Broadway Tunnel land on Lombard
- City approved buying Lot 36, Block 159 from Giovanni Canata for $25,000 for the Broadway Tunnel.
- City approved buying part of Lot 44, Block 155 from Frank X. Ebner for $18,917 for the Broadway Tunnel.
- Taxes cancelled on Broadway Tunnel land east of Hyde Street
- City buys two Broadway lots from Peter Stillo and Huey Park for $27,500 and $19,750 to build the Broadway Tunnel.
- An ordinance to exchange land on Broadway east of Hyde with Anna Lufrano for the Broadway Tunnel passed first reading.
- Land on the south side of Broadway east of Hyde Street was finally approved for exchange with Anna Lufrano for land needed for the Broadway Tunnel.
- $21,100 paid Union Espanola de California for Broadway Tunnel land
- The city approved buying part of a lot at Powell and Broadway from Annie Leong and Alice Leong Yim for $36,500 for the Broadway Tunnel.
- The city approved buying underground easements from Byron Johnson for $500 and John Bell for $600 for the Broadway Tunnel.
- The city approved buying underground easements from four owners, $250 each, for the Broadway Tunnel.
- The city approved buying underground easements from seven owners for $2,000 in total for the Broadway Tunnel.
- Broadway Tunnel takes two Mason Street lots, one costing $31,000
- Board adopted purchase of sub-surface easements from various owners for $4,375 for the Broadway Tunnel.
- The city approved paying Max A. Busse $250 for an underground easement needed for the Broadway Tunnel.
- Payment of $2,268 approved to Mary Stout and Anastasia Buckley to protect their building during Broadway Tunnel construction.
- Land exchange with Angelo Guaglianone for Broadway Tunnel easement, with $250 payment, passed for second reading.
- Board proposed a $250 payment and land conveyance to Angelo Guaghanone for a Broadway Tunnel easement.
- The Board approved buying Lot 28 at Larkin Street and Broadway from John Ernest Bastion for $45,000 for the Broadway Tunnel.
- The city approved buying Lot 20 at 883-889 Broadway from Antonio and Angela Conti for $46,500 for the Broadway Tunnel.
- The Board adopted acquisition of a $600 underground easement from Lilian O'Hara beneath lots 55, 56 and 57 for the Broadway Tunnel.
- Board passed on first reading a land exchange and $500 payment to the Slavins for the Broadway Tunnel.
- City conveys Lot 42 on Broadway to the Slavins and pays Margaret Slavin $500 for land needed for the Broadway Tunnel.
- Controller's $1,696.33 appropriation pays the State Division of Highways interest earned on Broadway Tunnel court deposits.
- Pacific Gas and Electric's claim for an electrolier damaged by a fire truck was settled for $271.07.
- Proposed $30,790 payment to Bacchini and Marchini for Broadway Tunnel grade-change damage; consideration continued.
- Bacchini and Marchini get $30,790 over Broadway Tunnel changes
- Payment of $3,930 to three property owners proposed for damage from a grade change at the Broadway Tunnel.
- Hew Lin and wife to receive $24,825 in settlement of damage claims from Broadway Tunnel grade changes.
- Board passed on first reading $429,730 in extra payment to Morrison-Knudsen Company for Broadway Tunnel construction costs.
- Supervisor Christopher asked the Chief Administrative Officer for a report on alleged safety problems with the Broadway Tunnel; the clerk was directed to comply.
- Public Works Department approved $429,730 in extra costs for Broadway Tunnel construction by Morrison-Knudsen Company.
- $2,915 paid Howell Chung Wong over the Broadway Tunnel grade change
- City approved a $5,890 payment to Antonio Conti and wife to release damage claims from the Broadway Tunnel grade change.
- City authorized to acquire a sewer easement on Rankin Street from Western Paper Stock Company at no cost.
- [name withheld] paid $1,670 for damage from the Broadway Tunnel work
- $140 payment to [name withheld] approved to release his claims from the Broadway Tunnel grade change.
- $1,750 payment to [name withheld] and [name withheld] approved to release their claims from the Broadway Tunnel grade change.
- The city paid [name withheld] $200 to settle her claim over lost use of premises from Broadway Tunnel construction.
- Lim Park Wah and [name withheld] receive $240 to release the city from damage claims over the Broadway Tunnel grade change.
- The building at 1642 Hyde Street bought by the city
- $860 paid to [name withheld] for Broadway Tunnel grade damage
- The Board proposed a quitclaim deed conveying surplus land in Assessor's Block 154, left from Broadway Tunnel construction, to [name withheld] et al.
- Chief Administrative Officer asked to arrange a civic ceremony for the approaching opening of the Broadway Tunnel, and the motion carried.
- Public Works salary ordinance for the Bureau of Street Repair finally passed as companion to Broadway Tunnel appropriation.
- The Board passed on first reading a proposed ban on bicycles and motor scooters entering the Broadway Tunnel.
- Bicycles and motor scooters barred from the Broadway Tunnel under a new Traffic Code section; passed.
- Application to the state for a $1,650 supplemental allotment for added Broadway Tunnel costs was authorized.
- Controller authorized to transfer $500 from the Special Road Improvement Fund for Broadway Tunnel lighting and ventilation.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance accepting $890.80 to settle the City's lawsuit against Shipowners and Merchants Towboat Co.
- Supervisors passed on second reading an ordinance setting speed limits of 25 mph in the Stockton Street Tunnel and 40 mph in the Broadway Tunnel.
- Speed limits set in the Stockton Street and Broadway tunnels
- Broadway Tunnel improvement contract deadline pushed to June 8
- City moves to give up air space over the Broadway Tunnel
- The city proposes to give up air space over Broadway Tunnel
- A motion carried with no subject on this page.
- Radio reception gear in Broadway Tunnel accepted as gift
- Emergency hospital sign allowed on Mason Street over the Broadway Tunnel
- Navy ship's gift of Broadway Tunnel radio antenna; no vote shown.
- Rules for scooters and bikes in Broadway Tunnel sent to committee.
- Supervisor Milk asked for a hearing on bicycle-only use of one Broadway Tunnel walkway; referred to committee.
- Bicycle ban in Broadway Tunnel moves toward final approval.
- Bicycles banned from Broadway Tunnel under new traffic rules.
- Supervisor Molinari asks for a hearing on renaming the Broadway Tunnel after [name withheld]; sent to Public Works Committee.
- Broadway Tunnel renamed the
- Planning Commission approval of a conditional use for Pineview Senior Housing at the Broadway Tunnel east portal on Mason Street was upheld.
- Neighbours appealed the Planning Commission's approval of senior housing and a zoning change at Broadway Tunnel and Mason Street; hearing closed, no decision printed.
- Appeal heard over the senior center above the Broadway Tunnel
- Board continued consideration of findings on the Pineview senior housing appeal over the Broadway Tunnel to June 1, 1987.
- Pineview senior housing approved above the Broadway Tunnel at Mason Street
- An appeal to reverse Planning Commission approval of Pineview Senior Housing on Mason Street was tabled, leaving the approval in place.
- Appeal against Planning Commission approval of a senior center and housing near Broadway Tunnel at Mason Street heard.
- Final environmental impact report found no significant impact from rezoning property over the Broadway Tunnel east portal for Pineview Senior Housing.
- Board adopted findings supporting the City Planning Commission's decision on a senior housing and center project above the Broadway Tunnel.
- Denser housing zoning proposed over the Broadway Tunnel at Mason Street
- Land over the Broadway Tunnel passed to Ticor Title and back
- Land over the Broadway Tunnel passed to Ticor Title and back
- Pineview Housing allowed to close a Broadway Tunnel lane during construction