All decisions
55 Board decisions about Duboce Tunnel, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- A $1,500 appropriation for test borings for the Duboce Tunnel was proposed, to be repaid through assessment.
- Resolution approved $1,500 from the General Fund for test borings for the proposed Duboce Tunnel.
- The Board heard protests against the proposed Duboce Tunnel, which runs beneath Buena Vista Park, on October 31, 1922.
- Protestants opposed the proposed Duboce Tunnel into the Sunset District at a continued Board hearing; no decision is printed yet.
- Hearing on protests against the proposed Duboce Tunnel into the Sunset District was continued to December 18, 1922.
- Protestants against the proposed Duboce Tunnel were heard, and the hearing was continued to January 4, 1923.
- Hearing on protests against the proposed Duboce Tunnel was continued to January 4, 1923.
- Protests against the Duboce Tunnel assessment district were heard and the hearing continued to next Monday at 3 p.m.
- Hearing on protests against the proposed Duboce Tunnel was continued to February 13, 1923.
- The Board continued the proposed construction of the Duboce Tunnel until October 7, 1924.
- Theodore J. Savage was retained as special counsel for the City in the Duboce Tunnel litigation for $2,500 fees.
- Board corrected a 1922 clerical error in its minutes on the proposed Duboce Tunnel project.
- The Auditor's office was paid $660 for extending the Duboce Tunnel assessment tax books.
- Jane H. Terry and other owners protested the small compensation offered for property taken for the Duboce Tunnel; the matter was referred to committee.
- A. M. and Charlotte Meyer paid $16,525 for Duboce Tunnel land
- Regina Upman paid $6,000 for land for the Duboce Tunnel
- Offers from Eva Pincus and the Fords to sell land for the Duboce tunnel for $946 and $100 were under consideration.
- The Meyers paid for Carl Street land taken for Duboce Tunnel
- Resolution proposed for City Attorney to condemn several parcels on Clayton Street for the Duboce Tunnel.
- Eva Pincus paid $946 for land taken for the Duboce Tunnel
- Ellen C. Kennedy sells land for the Duboce Tunnel for $222
- Eva Pincus paid $946 for land taken for the Duboce Tunnel
- City declares it needs land at Castro Street and Duboce Avenue
- Board adopted a resolution finding land easements on Clayton and Frederick streets needed for the Duboce Tunnel, and ordered condemnation proceedings.
- McShanes paid $71 to let the Duboce Tunnel pass underneath
- Edward and Annie Maher sell Duboce Tunnel land for $768
- Edward and Annie Maher paid $768 for Duboce Tunnel land
- Board proposes accepting offers from several owners to sell subsurface easements needed to build the Duboce Tunnel for small sums.
- Offers from Mary Fritz and other owners to sell subsurface easements for the Duboce Tunnel are proposed.
- Offers to sell underground easements for the Duboce Tunnel accepted from the Vierras and Rodonis for $1 and $11.
- Edward and Annie Maher paid $768 for Duboce Tunnel land
- Two houses on Carl Street to be auctioned and removed
- Gertrude McCarthy offers tunnel rights near Clayton Street for $32
- Resolution proposed to accept Kingsley and Mildred Dunn's $1,490 offer to sell land for Duboce Tunnel.
- Board accepted the O'Neils' offer to sell a $119 underground easement on Ashbury Street for the Duboce Tunnel.
- Marie and Davis Lacabanne paid $18,160 for Carl Street land
- The city proposed buying subsurface easements on Downey Street from Alfred Hampton and the Bartsches for the Duboce Tunnel, for $97 and $52.
- Philip Fay offers tunnel rights under Buena Vista Terrace for $59
- Offer by F. E. Hesthal Company to sell three Clayton Street parcels for Duboce Tunnel for $10,500 considered.
- Owners offered a subsurface easement for the Duboce Tunnel construction; the Board's decision continues on the next page.
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing auction of the house at 56 Carl Street, on land bought for the Duboce Tunnel.
- City proposes accepting easement sales from John Puncochar and Olive Wilbur for the Duboce Tunnel, $91 total.
- Ella Rohlffs offers tunnel rights near Downey Street for $86
- Offers from Winifred Hughes, Matilda Fulthrop and others to sell land for the Duboce Tunnel were put before the Board.
- Winifred Hughes paid for land needed to build the Duboce Tunnel
- Winifred Hughes paid for land needed to build the Duboce Tunnel
- The Mayor is authorized to sell at public auction the dwelling houses at 80 and 74 Carl Street, cleared for Duboce Tunnel.
- Resolution would appropriate $116,000 from the Municipal Railway depreciation fund to finish the Duboce Avenue tunnel and Sunset extension.
- Youdall Construction Company granted a 90-day extension to finish the Duboce Tunnel under Buena Vista Park.
- May J. Williams gets her deed on paying Sunset Tunnel assessments
- Supervisor Uhl asked the City Engineer to report on alleged overpayment of Duboce Tunnel assessments.
- Gallagher's motion asks the Mayor to explain a conference on Duboce Tunnel tax refunds, and the motion carried.
- Board asks the Tax Collector to postpone the sale of delinquent Duboce Tunnel assessment properties to April 2, 1934.
- Mayor asked to explain the Duboce Tunnel tax refund conference
- Supervisor Uhl asked the City Engineer's office for the status of Duboce Tunnel assessments and any refunds.