All decisions
52 Board decisions about Sunset Tunnel, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- City Engineer asked when owners in the proposed Sunset Tunnel assessment district will learn their exact charges.
- Order for a Sunset Tunnel route under Buena Vista Park; protest hearing set for October 31, 1922.
- Protesters against the proposed Sunset Tunnel on the Duboce avenue route had their hearing continued to November 27, 1922.
- Hearing of protests against the proposed Sunset Tunnel on the Duboce route was continued to January 15, 1923.
- The hearing of protests against the proposed Sunset Tunnel's Duboce Route was continued to January 29, 1923.
- Sunset Tunnel report on the Duboce route was put off until July 7, 1924, a special order.
- The Board began considering construction of the Sunset Tunnel by the Duboce route; the outcome appears on the next page.
- Sunset Tunnel decision put off again, this time until March 9
- The City Traffic Commission proposed amending Ordinance 1857 to end continuous parking on certain small downtown streets; referred to committee.
- Duboce route for the Sunset Tunnel wins approval
- Sunset Tunnel assessments brought in $535,520.85, the Tax Collector reports
- Board of Public Works authorized to buy lands needed for the Sunset Tunnel on the Duboce Avenue route; purchases ratified.
- Payment made for land needed for the Sunset Tunnel
- Payment made for land needed for the Sunset Tunnel
- Leonard F. Youdall and R. G. Clifford were paid $5,625 for the first payment on Sunset Tunnel construction.
- Youdall Construction allowed blasting for the Sunset Tunnel
- Youdall Construction allowed blasting for the Sunset Tunnel
- A $9,000 payment to the County Clerk for Kawalkowski property for Sunset Tunnel was proposed under a court judgment.
- Board authorized $9,000 paid to the County Clerk for Kawalkowski property needed for the Sunset Tunnel.
- Supervisor McSheehy's resolution appropriating money for Sunset Tunnel construction was passed for printing.
- Anna and Leo Kawalkowski paid $10,000 for their Carl Street land
- The Board authorized a $1,000 settlement payment to Anna and Leo Kawalkowski for property taken for the Sunset tunnel on Carl Street.
- Resolution adopted extending the second installment deadline for Sunset Tunnel assessment district property owners to February 28, 1927.
- Supervisor Colman proposed a committee to celebrate the Sunset Tunnel opening, and the resolution was referred to the Public Welfare Committee.
- Ordinance proposed to let the Board of Public Works contract with Great Western Power Company for a conduit in Sunset Tunnel.
- A committee of Supervisors and citizens was authorized to organize a celebration marking the opening of the Sunset Tunnel.
- Board of Public Works authorized to contract with Great Western Power Company for a fibre conduit through Sunset Tunnel.
- A claim of $88,676.70 was listed for the 14th payment to Youdall Construction Co. for the Duboce avenue-Sunset Tunnel.
- A claim of $3,070.12 was listed for payment to Youdall Construction Co. for extra work on the Duboce avenue-Sunset Tunnel.
- Youdall Construction Co. was paid $3,070.12 for extra work on the Duboce avenue-Sunset Tunnel.
- Youdall Construction Co. was paid $88,676.70, its fourteenth payment for building the Duboce avenue-Sunset Tunnel.
- Youdall Construction Company was granted a sixty-day extension to finish the Sunset Tunnel contract on Duboce avenue.
- Surplus from the Sunset Tunnel Duboce avenue assessment fund would be transferred to pay outstanding construction debts.
- Auditor and Treasurer directed to move surplus Sunset Tunnel assessment funds to pay construction debts.
- Payments approved for the Sunset-Duboce tunnel and Mission Junior High School
- Aquarium upkeep, library books and Sunset Tunnel work paid for
- Board authorizes payments to suppliers and contractors for parks, library books, a Franklin Street sewer and street materials.
- Resolution authorizes payments to claimants, including Steinhart Aquarium maintenance and Sunset Tunnel and Hetch Hetchy work.
- Youdall and Clifford paid $19,788.43 for the Sunset Tunnel
- A payment of $588.89 settles Sunset Tunnel assessments on properties sold to the city in February 1920.
- May J. Williams gets her deed on paying Sunset Tunnel assessments
- Spare interest money used to pay off Sunset Tunnel debts
- Spare money found in the Sunset Tunnel assessment fund
- Bill passed for second reading to deed Lot 18, Block 1293 to the Estate of Grace D. Johnson after unpaid Sunset Tunnel assessments were paid.
- Statement on refunding Sunset Tunnel assessment payers, where funds were about $20,000 short; copies sent to members.
- Public Works reported that Sunset Tunnel assessment payers are being mailed refund forms; the report was filed.
- Proposed ordinance would cancel Sunset Tunnel tax sale certificates where owners pay all amounts due by April 9, 1936.
- Tax Collector ordered to cancel unused tax sale certificates on Sunset Tunnel land if owners pay by April 9, 1936.
- Sterling Realty Company asked to extend redemption of Sunset Tunnel assessment default parcels to October 9, 1936; referred to City Engineer.
- The Board asked the Tax Collector to postpone deeding delinquent Sunset Tunnel district property until January 6, 1937.
- Owners in the Sunset Tunnel assessment district were given until June 30, 1943 to pay assessments.
- Supervisor Morrison forwarded a citizens' group's proposal for a mini-park at the Sunset Tunnel west portal and asked for a progress report.