Assessor block 0211
Assessor blockChinatown1907–2025
182 records of San Francisco tie this block, 1907–2025: 145 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 37 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.
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- 0211
- Records
- 182: 145 Board decisions, 37 facts from city reports
- Years
- 1907–2025
What the records say
The 60 most telling of its 182 records, in date order: the ones an editor picked first, then the highest scored. The one-line summaries were written by a language model from the printed page; open the page to check the wording.
| When | What the record says | Outcome | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1907-09-03 | W. P. Bentley petitioned to move the Hospital for Chinese from Sacramento Street and Prospect Place; referred to the Hospital and Health Committee. | referred | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1908-10-12 | $10,000 (≈ $374,378 in 2026 dollars) to repair Kearny Street with asphalt north of Market | resolution | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1908-10-26 | $42,500 (≈ $1.6 million in 2026 dollars) to be set aside for street paving and sewer repairs in November; passed first reading only | passed first reading | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1910-05-31 | Stockton Street to be repaved with asphalt for $18,000 (≈ $649,815 in 2026 dollars) | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1911 | The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company was asked to install telephones at Stockton and New Montgomery streets and move others to new quarters. | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1912-07-01 | Board passed for printing a resolution granting revocable oil, boiler and garage permits at several city addresses. | passed first reading | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1913-12-22 | Oriental School to be built at 929 Clay Street for $120,800 (≈ $4.1 million in 2026 dollars) | ordinance | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1914-04-27 | Cars to stop running on Washington Street between Stockton and Powell | resolution | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1914-06-29 | United Railroads allowed to connect Clay and Powell Street tracks | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1914-12-29 | $120,800 (≈ $4.1 million in 2026 dollars) to build the Oriental School at 929 Clay Street | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1914-12-29 | $120,800 (≈ $4.1 million in 2026 dollars) Oriental School ordered built at 929 Clay Street | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1919-10-06 | Powell Street school lot handed over for a branch library | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1919-10-06 | Powell Street school lot given to library for a branch | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1923-01-16 | Oriental School annex to be built on Washington Street near Powell | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1923-01-16 | Oriental School annex to be built on Washington Street near Powell | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1925-11-23 | H. D. Hogrefe allowed oil tanks (1500 gallons) at the northeast corner of Clay Street and Powell Street | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1926-12-27 | City accepts offer of land for schools on Washington Street | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1927-01-02 | City pays for land on Washington Street near Powell | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1927-12-27 | New ornamental street lights for Irving Street in the avenues | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1929-07-01 | Board adopted loading zones at about two dozen downtown addresses, including City Hall's Van Ness Avenue entrance and several garages. | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1929-08-19 | Filling station permit transferred at Polk and McAllister streets | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1929-08-26 | Filling station permit at Polk and McAllister put off indefinitely | resolution | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1930-11-17 | Revocable permits for three oil tanks and two boilers at named addresses granted to five applicants, passed for printing. | passed first reading | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1930-11-24 | Boilers allowed for Lee Chong Lung Company and O'Brien-Spotorno | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1930-11-24 | Revocable permits for oil tanks and boilers at several named Stockton, Clay, Leavenworth and Sunset addresses were granted. | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1942-05-11 | City accepts a deed to land near Stockton Street | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1967-02-27 | [name withheld] keeps a garbage chute in Codman Place | resolution | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1967-02-27 | Garbage chute permit for a building at 1005 Powell Street | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1972-12-04 | State adds money for landscaping near Clay and Washington ramps | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1976-09-27 | Stockton and Washington corner in Chinatown named a redevelopment survey area | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1978-12-26 | Federal money sought to rebuild Washington Street between Powell and Stockton | resolution | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1981-05-04 | Condominium map approved for 921-929 Clay Street | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1981-05-04 | Condos approved at Clay Medical Center, 921-929 Clay Street | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1996-09-03 | No turn on red at Powell Street northbound at Clay Street | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1998 | Chinatown Historic District · finding: Appears eligible as contributing element to potential historic district | finding | City report: Draft environmental impact statement/draft environmental impact report for the Third Street light rail project in the City and County of San Francisco scanned page ↗ |
| 1998 | Chinatown Historic District · finding: Appears eligible as contributing element to potential historic district | finding | City report: Draft environmental impact statement/draft environmental impact report for the Third Street light rail project in the City and County of San Francisco scanned page ↗ |
| 1998 | Commodore Stockton Elementary School · owned by city: SF Unified School District | property_record | City report: Draft environmental impact statement/draft environmental impact report for the Third Street light rail project in the City and County of San Francisco scanned page ↗ |
| 2005 | Planning's environmental exemption for the 981 Washington Street church expansion was affirmed. | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2005-03-22 | Motion affirming the Planning Department's categorical exemption from environmental review for the 981 Washington Street church expansion was approved. | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2005-03-22 | Vote sought to overturn the 981 Washington Street exemption | refused | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2005-03-22 | Motion upholding environmental exemption for 981 Washington Street project | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2005 | GORDON J. LAU ELEMENTARY SCHOOL · owned by city: SF Unified School District (SFUSD) | property_record | City report: Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 2006 scanned page ↗ |
| 2010-07-27 | The Board held a public hearing on acquiring 933-949 Stockton Street by eminent domain for the Central Subway. | hearing | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2010-07-27 | Wording amended on taking 933-949 Stockton Street | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2010-11-02 | Eminent domain proposed to take an interest at 933-949 Stockton Street | referred | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2010-11-02 | Hearing set on taking 933-949 Stockton Street for subway | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2011-11-01 | Demolition for the Chinatown subway station sent to committee | ordinance | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2012-02-28 | Zoning map redrawn for the Chinatown subway station site | ordinance | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2018-01-30 | Liquor licence approved for 915 Stockton Street business | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2018-01-30 | Earlier backing for 915 Stockton Street liquor license rescinded | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2019-07-09 | $37,493,000 (≈ $49.4 million in 2026 dollars) in affordable housing loans for four sites sent to committee | resolution | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2019-07-30 | $37,493,000 (≈ $49.4 million in 2026 dollars) in affordable housing loans approved for four sites | resolution | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2019-07-30 | $37.5 million (≈ $49.4 million in 2026 dollars) loans for four buildings to stay affordable | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2024-05-21 | $20.9M (≈ $22.4 million in 2026 dollars) loan for 1005 Powell Street housing approved | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2025-05-06 | $572,765 (≈ $599,446 in 2026 dollars) more in rent subsidies for 35 seniors at 1005 Powell Street | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2025-06-03 | A Mayor's housing office resolution with no subject on this page | resolution | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2001 | COMMODORE STOCKTON SCH(ELEM.) · owned by city: SF Unified School District (SFUSD) | property_record | City report: Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 2001 scanned page ↗ |
| 2002 | Commodore Stockton School (Elem.) · owned by city: SF Unified School District (SFUSD) | property_record | City report: Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 2002 scanned page ↗ |
| 2003 | COMMODORE STOCKTON SCH(ELEM.) · owned by city: SF Unified School District (SFUSD) | property_record | City report: Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 2003 scanned page ↗ |
| 2004 | COMMODORE STOCKTON SCH(ELEM.) · owned by city: SF Unified School District (SFUSD) | property_record | City report: Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 2004 scanned page ↗ |
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