All decisions
16 Board decisions about Mint Building, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- 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.
- Urged city to buy Old Mint building for preservation; sent to committee.
- Supervisor Mendelsohn asked federal and college officials to retain the old Mint Building rather than demolish it.
- Old Mint Building preservation endorsement sent to committee.
- Supervisor Yaki sought a hearing on the status of the Old Mint Building at Fifth Street and Mission; referred to committee.