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Women's Building

A project in 19 Board decisions, 1928–2004.

19Board decisions about it
1928–2004first and last decision

In short

  • 5 Nov 1928
    Cosmetologists' masquerade ball allowed at the Women's Building, 609 Sutter Street
  • 3 Oct 1994
    Board adopted a resolution urging the Mayor to fully fund the Women's Building in community development grant reviews.
  • 15 Apr 2002
    The Board condemned hateful messages aimed at the Arab community and graffiti sprayed on the Women's Building mural.
  • 21 Jan 2003
    Board adopted a resolution condemning hate crime attacks on the Women's Building and asking anyone with information to contact the Mission Police Station.
  • 11 May 2004
    Women's Building's 25 years of service celebrated.

Who appears together

PlacesMission PoliceStationnamed in 2609 Sutter Stnamed in 1Sutter Stnamed in 1Women's Building

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More from the records

Votes · 4 roll calls
yes 42no 0absent 13

4 printed roll calls; 4 were unanimous.

Decisions, by type
resolution19
Decisions, by outcome
passed13
referred6
All 19 decisions · in date order
  • Cosmetologists' masquerade ball allowed at the Women's Building, 609 Sutter Street
  • Emergency fire safety contracts for the Women's Building and County Jail No. 3, costing $274,000, were authorized and adopted.
    26 Jul 1982passedJournal 1982 ↗
  • Burglary at the Women's Building raised with the police chief
    30 Mar 1987passedJournal 1987 ↗
  • Urges the Mayor to fully fund the Women's Building when reviewing grant proposals; referred for adoption.
    26 Sep 1994referredJournal 1994 ↗
  • Board adopted a resolution urging the Mayor to fully fund the Women's Building in community development grant reviews.
    3 Oct 1994passedJournal 1994 ↗
  • Proposed resolution celebrating the new Women's Building in San Francisco; referred for adoption without committee reference.
  • Resolution celebrating the new Women's Building was referred for adoption without committee reference.
  • The Board celebrated the opening of the new Women's Building with a resolution.
  • Board adopted a resolution celebrating the new Women's Building in San Francisco.
  • Board referred a resolution condemning hateful messages targeting the Arab community and graffiti at the Women's Building murals.
  • Supervisors Ammiano, Peskin, Daly and McGoldrick condemn hateful messages against the Arab community and graffiti at the Women's Building; referred for adoption.
  • The Board condemned hateful messages aimed at the Arab community and graffiti sprayed on the Women's Building mural.

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