All decisions
85 Board decisions about Marshall Square, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- $4681 for paving in front of Marshall Square
- Board authorised $4681.17 from the Public Building Fund to City Street Improvement Company for paving Marshall Square.
- Street levels changed on City Hall Avenue and Marshall Square
- $200 set aside for a May Day stand in Marshall Square
- Offer by Burnett Estate Company to sell Civic Center land and improvements for $198,977 is proposed for acceptance.
- Board passed for printing the purchase of City Hall Lots at City Hall avenue and Marshall Square from the Maryes for $305,325.44.
- Mrs. W. H. Murphy agreed to release her leasehold on Marshall Square for $10,500 so the city could use the Civic Center site.
- The sale of the Marye Building at Marshall Square was cancelled and the $200 deposit refunded to S. Steinberg.
- Grove Street grades between Larkin Street and Marshall Square proposed and passed for printing.
- Grove Street grades set between Larkin Street and Marshall Square
- E. P. Jones allowed a filling station at Marshall Square
- Two men allowed to store 300 gallons of gasoline near City Hall
- W. A. Dolan allowed a garage at Marshall Square
- Auto Truck Owners Association asks for city land near Marshall Square
- Auto Truck Owners' Association allowed to use the City block bounded by Grove, Larkin and Fulton streets for an exhibition.
- Resolution proposed authorizing the Mayor to sell two city buildings near Marshall Square at public auction.
- James Irvine offers his land beside Marshall Square to the city
- Mayor and clerk authorized to deed closed Marshall Square and City Hall Avenue land to James Irvine.
- Ash Street and Birch Avenue to be closed at Civic Center
- Ash Street and Birch Avenue to be closed at Civic Center
- Marshall Square land on Hyde Street to be leased ten years
- Proposed rezoning of Marshall Square in Civic Center from residential to commercial, for a parking lease, was debated.
- Proposal to rezone property in Marshall Square, Civic Center, from residential to commercial was re-referred to committee.
- Marshall Square rezoning for shops sent back to committee
- Marshall Square rezoning for shops taken up again
- Move to reconsider the Marshall Square rezoning fails
- Marshall Square rezoning stands despite the planning association's objection
- John H. Partridge leases Marshall Square land for a parking lot
- Marshall Square land released from its lease to the government
- Parking lease with [name withheld] ended at
- [name withheld] parking lease passed to
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting a quitclaim deed releasing the [name withheld] parking area lease held by [name withheld].
- Parking Authority to run a car park on
- [name withheld] leased as a public parking lot
- Paperwork for running [name withheld] parking plaza approved
- The Board passed an ordinance authorizing a lease of [name withheld] for use as a public automobile parking facility.
- [name withheld] leased to [name withheld] for a parking lot
- Plan to lease [name withheld] for a public car park moves on.
- [name withheld] to be leased as a public parking lot
- Lease of part of [name withheld] for a public automobile parking facility was finally passed.
- Board confirmed the award of the [name withheld] automobile parking lease to [name withheld], Inc.
- [name withheld] land leased for public parking, first vote passed.
- Fire and police applicants must get X-ray and heart tests, and policewomen heart tests; passed on final reading.
- Ordinance authorizing lease of [name withheld] property for a public automobile parking facility was finally passed.
- Pacific Auto Park System leases the [name withheld] parking lot
- Lease of [name withheld] as a public automobile parking facility was passed on first reading.
- Legal papers for [name withheld] parking plaza approved
- City leases [name withheld] for public car parking
- Responsible relatives' liability for support of Old Age Security Aid recipients was adopted, effective August 18, 1969.
- Savoy Auto Parks wins the lease for the Vallejo Street garage
- [name withheld] garage evening parking rises to $1
- Monthly parking rate at [name withheld] Facility raised to $22.50 plus tax.
- [name withheld] leased for a public parking lot
- [name withheld] parking plaza to be leased to an operator
- Approves city lease of [name withheld] for public parking
- Jackson Square Garages wins the [name withheld] parking lease
- [name withheld] backed in principle for a Performing Arts Center
- [name withheld] backed in principle for a Performing Arts Center
- [name withheld] backed in principle for a Performing Arts Center
- Performing arts center plan at [name withheld] put off to January 13.
- [name withheld] named as the site for a Performing Arts Center
- [name withheld] library and senior facilities to be voted on separately
- [name withheld] turned down as new library site
- [name withheld] proposed for a library with space for senior citizens
- [name withheld] named as the site for a Performing Arts Center
- Proposal to approve a Performing Arts Center offer and site on [name withheld] was referred to committee.
- [name withheld] parking rates changed
- Bids to be invited to run the [name withheld] parking lot
- $31,000 voted to repair the [name withheld] public parking garage
- $31,000 voted to repair the [name withheld] public parking garage
- [name withheld] parking lease awarded to Allright Auto Parks
- [name withheld] parking lease to Allright Auto Parks finally passed
- Parking Authority rates at Civic Center Plaza Garage, [name withheld] and Vallejo Street Garage were raised, adopted by a vote of 8 to 1.
- Bids invited to lease [name withheld] as a parking lot
- [name withheld] parking lease awarded to San Francisco Parking Corporation
- [name withheld] parking plaza offered to the Freedom Day Parade
- [name withheld] parking plaza to close for the Freedom Day Parade
- Board eased insurance requirements for the Lesbian and Gay Freedom Day Parade's closure of [name withheld] on June 29, 1986.
- New Main Library at [name withheld] and city offices proposed
- New main library at [name withheld] and offices urged nearby
- Board amended a resolution urging planning of a new city office building at Polk and McAllister Streets and a new main library at [name withheld].
- Lease documents for the [name withheld] parking plaza put forward
- Lease documents for the [name withheld] parking plaza put forward
- Supervisor Molinari proposed a bond to build a new Public Library at [name withheld] for the June 1988 ballot; sent to Finance Committee.
- Lot 1 in Assessor's Block 354, known as [name withheld], transferred to the Public Library Commission for library use.