Project
Mint Building
A project in 16 Board decisions, 1935–1997.
16Board decisions about it
1935–1997first and last decision
In short
- 12 Nov 1935Discussion on reusing the Mint Building at Fifth and Mission streets as a street railway terminal began.
- 14 Oct 1958Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution asking the Secretary of the Interior to reconsider designating the Old Mint Building a historic site.
- 2 Feb 1959Reaffirmed policy that the Old Mint Building be sold to private interests and returned to the tax roll.
- 8 Aug 1966Resolution adopted urging acquisition of the old Mint Building for preservation as an historic monument.
- 10 Jun 1968Resolution reaffirms support for preserving the Old Mint Building as a historical landmark.
Who appears together
Lines show who appears in the same decisions. It doesn't mean they made a deal.
People
- James Halleyproposed 2 · 1958–59
- Andrew J. Gallagherproposed 1 · 1935
- Kevin O'Sheaproposed 1 · 1966
Places
- Mission Stnamed in 4
- Fifth Stnamed in 1
More from the records
Votes · 4 roll calls
yes 38no 1absent 4
4 printed roll calls; 3 were unanimous.
Decisions, by type
| resolution | 8 |
| motion | 5 |
| other | 1 |
| communication | 1 |
| hearing | 1 |
Decisions, by outcome
| referred | 8 |
| passed | 4 |
| pending | 2 |
2 decisions have no outcome read yet.
All 16 decisions · in date order
- Discussion on reusing the Mint Building at Fifth and Mission streets as a street railway terminal began.
- Supervisor Christopher wrote to the Federal Government asking it to declare the old Mint Building at Fifth and Mission surplus; no Board action was taken.
- [name withheld] report on the city acquiring the Old Mint Building for parking was referred to committee.
- Supervisor McMahon proposed asking the federal government to sell the Mint Building at Fifth and Mission Streets; referred to committee.
- Supervisor Halley's resolution asks the Interior Secretary to reconsider declaring the Old Mint Building a historic site; referred to committee.
- Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution asking the Secretary of the Interior to reconsider designating the Old Mint Building a historic site.
- Reaffirmed policy that the Old Mint Building be sold to private interests and returned to the tax roll.
- Resolution to re-evaluate the policy on disposing of the Old Mint Building sent to committee.
- Native Sons of the Golden West asked officials to help preserve the Old Mint Building; the resolution was referred to committee.
- Supervisor McCarthy urged acquisition of the old Mint Building as a preserved historic monument; referred to committee.
- Resolution adopted urging acquisition of the old Mint Building for preservation as an historic monument.
- Resolution reaffirms support for preserving the Old Mint Building as a historical landmark.
Pages that mention it · 1
Scanned pages whose text has the name: 1 Board journal pages.
Journal 1935
Journal 1958
Journal 1959
Journal 1966