All decisions
34 Board decisions about Sunset Community Center, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Four Sunset lots bought from private owners for $5,950 for the Sunset Community Center, approved by the Board.
- Resolution for another Sunset Community Center land purchase is proposed; the vote continues on the next page.
- R. B. Walker and David H. Schmidt's Lots 38 and 39 in Block 2158 were bought for $1,666.66 for the Sunset Community Center, approved.
- Resolution proposed to accept a deed from Maynard L. Nathan for Lot 24 in Block 2157 for the Sunset Community Center.
- Board accepted deeds from P. Russo, Marie Russo and Mae Kollmar for Sunset Community Center lots, paying $1,921.10.
- Proposed purchase of Camille A. Thomas's Lot 21 in Block 2097 for $858.33 for the Sunset Community Center.
- Purchase of Sunset lots from Alting and Mau for the Sunset Community Center is under consideration, $1,664.44 total.
- Land purchases for the Sunset Community Center from Keller, Carberry and Fallon approved, totaling $3,079.09.
- The city bought two Sunset district lots from private owners for $3,026.92 for the Sunset Community Center, with land going to schools.
- City approved buying Lot 26, Block 2157 from Leslie Rick for $2,213.88 for the Sunset Community Center.
- City proposed buying Lot 4 from Etta Tyler for $1,160.55 for the Sunset Community Center.
- Proposed: city to buy two Block 2097 lots from Carroll and Levy for $1,663.88 total for the Sunset Community Center.
- Proposed acceptance of deeds for land for the Sunset Community Center; outcome appears on the next page.
- City proposes buying three Sunset District lots for the Sunset Community Center, with land later going to schools.
- Board adopted purchase of two Sunset lots for $1,606.11 total for the proposed Sunset Community Center.
- Board approved buying Lots 1 and 1A in Sunset Block 2097 from C. H. Lutterkort for $3,923.59 for the Sunset Community Center.
- The city proposes buying land from August Hallgren for $14,800 for the Sunset Community Center, with land for schools.
- Proposed accepting deeds for land for the Sunset Community Center; the vote is not printed on this page.
- Board approved purchase of six Sunset lots for the Sunset Community Center and repealed Resolution 6263.
- City accepted a deed from Ralph W. Weilerstein to Lots 21 and 30 in Block 2096 for $1,850 for the Sunset Community Center.
- Board considered a resolution to buy land for the Sunset Community Center; the outcome appears on the next page.
- The City accepted a deed for Lot 10, Block 2158 from the Havens for $900, for the Sunset Community Center.
- The Board accepted a deed from Florence Kustel and paid $900 for land for the Sunset Community Center.
- The City proposed buying Lots 15-16, Block 2158 from Edwin E. Hanley for $1,800 for the Sunset Community Center.
- Deed from the San Francisco Unified School District accepted to exchange Block 2092 for Block 2159 for Sunset Community Center.
- Land for the Sunset Community Center bought from Dudley G. Dabovich for $4,000.
- Land for the Sunset Community Center bought from M., J. and H. D. Herbst for $4,750.
- Land purchase for the Sunset Community Center proposed under Resolution No. 7070; outcome continues on the next page.
- Land for the Sunset Community Center bought from Charles and Emeline Munson for $28,500.
- The Board authorized buying land from various owners for the Sunset Community Center, at a total cost of $15,050.
- Board considered resolution authorizing $5,200 purchase of land from Cecilia E. Lyons for the Sunset Community Center.
- Streets closed for good for the Sunset Community Center
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $120,033.76 payment to the school district for land in the Sunset Community Center.
- Board finally passed an appropriation of $120,033.76 to pay the School District for land in the Sunset Community Center.