All decisions
70 Board decisions about Miraloma Park, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Meyer Brothers files a $2,500 bond covering taxes in Miraloma Park
- Meyer Brothers' bond for Miraloma Park taxes approved
- Map of Miraloma Park Subdivision 1 approved
- Board approved a $1,000 bond from Mercantile Trust Company guaranteeing payment of taxes on Miraloma Park subdivision land.
- Board accepted a deed from Mercantile Trust Company conveying land in Miraloma Park for public street purposes.
- Mercantile Trust bond approved for streets in Miraloma Park
- Board approved the Subdivision No. 2 map of Miraloma Park, previously approved by the Board of Public Works.
- Del Sur Avenue, Juanita Avenue and Evelyn Way become public streets
- The Board approved a $2,000 bond from American Trust Company securing unpaid property taxes in Miraloma Park.
- American Trust hands over Del Sur Avenue land in Miraloma Park
- Deeds for streets in Subdivision No. 4, Miraloma Park, passed for printing, to be accepted and declared open streets.
- Resolution proposed to approve the map of Subdivision No. 4, Miraloma Park, previously approved by Board of Public Works.
- Tax-payment bond for Subdivision No. 4, Miraloma Park, laid over one week on Supervisor Todd's motion.
- Miraloma Park deeds accepted and the land declared public streets
- Resolution 27635 approving a bond for Miraloma Park was presented; its outcome appears on the next page.
- Deeds accepted for new streets in Miraloma Park
- Board approved the map of Subdivision No. 4 in Miraloma Park, previously approved by the Board of Public Works.
- Meyer Bros. bond of $500 approved to cover unpaid taxes on Miraloma Park deeded lands.
- California Pacific Title deeds 42 parcels for Miraloma Park streets
- The Board approved the map of Subdivision No. 5 in Miraloma Park, a subdivision of land there.
- Supervisor Shannon introduced a resolution to drop a condemnation suit against Wells Fargo & Company over Miraloma Park land.
- The Board approved the map of Subdivision No. 6 in Miraloma Park, which the Board of Public Works had approved.
- The Board approved a $2,000 tax bond filed by Meyer Bros. for a Miraloma Park subdivision.
- Resolution to accept deeds for street lands in Miraloma Park from California Pacific Title and Trust Company is pending.
- Miraloma Park subdivision map already approved by the Board of Public Works
- $400 tax bond from The McCarthy Company approved for Miraloma Park
- Lansdale Avenue in Miraloma Park ordered closed and abandoned under the earlier Resolution of Intention No. 33296.
- Map of part of Miraloma Park approved and its streets declared open public streets by resolution.
- Street land deed from California Pacific Title and Trust Company in Miraloma Park accepted by resolution.
- Bond filed by Meyer Brothers for Miraloma Park land; approving resolution continues onto the next page.
- Meyer Brothers to be allowed blasting in Miraloma Park
- Meyer Brothers were granted revocable permission to explode blasts while working in Miraloma Park and nearby streets.
- Board approved the Subdivision No. 8 map in Miraloma Park and declared its streets, drives and avenues public.
- Meyer Brothers' $1,000 tax bond approved for Miraloma Park subdivision
- Miraloma Park subdivision map No. 9 approved
- Meyer Brothers' sewer easement in Miraloma Park accepted
- Meyer Bros. bond covers unpaid taxes in Miraloma Park
- Meyer Bros. post a $5,000 tax bond for Miraloma Park
- Meyer Bros. deed sewer easements in Miraloma Park
- The city accepted a five-foot easement granted by Meyer Brothers in Miraloma Park, Block 2972.
- Eighteenth Avenue school land traded to Meyer Bros for Miraloma Park
- Eighteenth Avenue school land traded to Meyer Bros for Miraloma Park
- Resolution adopted to close and abandon portions of Twenty-eighth Street, Stanford Heights Avenue, Evelyn Way and Valley Street in Miraloma Park.
- Curved boundary described along Evelyn Way in Miraloma Park
- Parts of Evelyn Way and Valley Street ordered closed
- Boundary described along Stanford Heights Avenue in Miraloma Park
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $332 supplemental appropriation for extra water main work on Gaviota Way, Bella Vista Way and El Sereno Court.
- A $332 supplemental appropriation from surplus funds was proposed; its vote continues on the next page.
- Board accepted a deed from Meyer Bros. for land in Miraloma Park needed for the Mt. Davidson approach.
- Meyer Bros. gives land to widen Marietta Drive in Miraloma Park
- Land at the Mt. Davidson approach handed to the Park Department
- Miraloma Park streets fully taken over now the lighting is in
- Evelyn Way and other Miraloma Park streets proposed for full city acceptance, passed on first reading.
- Board authorized eminent domain proceedings to acquire Block 2963A in Miraloma Park for Miraloma Playground.
- Miraloma Park streets fully taken over now the lighting is in
- Meyer Construction asks to close four Miraloma Park streets to resubdivide
- Board heard objections to closing eleven streets in Miraloma Park; none were made.
- Certain streets in Miraloma Park to be closed
- Miraloma Park streets closed and abandoned in exchange for land deeded to the City for new streets; Meyer Construction paid $100.
- Meyer Construction asks Miraloma Park streets be closed for resubdivision
- Board proposes closing and abandoning part of Molimo Drive and an unnamed alley in Miraloma Park.
- Streets Committee recommended closing and abandoning part of Molimo Drive and an unnamed alley in Miraloma Park.
- Board proposed closing and abandoning parts of Twenty-ninth Street, Day Street and La Place Avenue in Miraloma Park.
- Golding and Fenton Alleys renamed as lanes
- Several streets in Miraloma Park renamed
- Board moves to drop a utility easement in Miraloma Park
- Board passed an ordinance declaring intent to vacate a public service easement in Miraloma Park between DelVale Avenue and Marietta Drive.
- Utility easement in Miraloma Park closed for good
- [name withheld] Dorcas Way appeal refused after Miraloma Park club objects
- Street-cleaning parking rules proposed for Miraloma Park and Sunnyside