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Assessor block 0223

Assessor blockNob Hill1908–1999

68 records of San Francisco tie this block, 1908–1999: 68 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 0 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Assessor block
Neighbourhood
Nob Hill
Assessor block
0223
Records
68: 68 Board decisions, 0 facts from city reports
Years
1908–1999

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 68 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.

WhenWhat the record saysOutcomeSource
1908-01-06Arc lamps ordered for Clay Street and Sacramento StreetpassedBoard decision
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1908-01-06Forty arc lamps ordered for Geary Street from Market to TaylorresolutionBoard decision
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1912-11-04Clay M. Greene, et al allowed storage tanks (1500 gallons) at the northwest corner of Powell Street and Sacramento StreetpassedBoard decision
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1914-06-29United Railroads allowed to connect Clay and Powell Street trackspassedBoard decision
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1914-06-29United Railroads to link its Clay Street and Powell Street trackspassedBoard decision
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1916-03-27Wires to go underground on Powell, Haight and five other streetsordinanceBoard decision
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1916-03-27Wires to go underground on Powell, Haight and five other streetsordinanceBoard decision
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1916-11-13Revocable permits granted for a cabinet factory, oil storage tanks and a boiler at addresses across San Francisco.passedBoard decision
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1916-11-13Carl G. Koschnitzky allowed a cabinet factory on Mission StreetresolutionBoard decision
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1916-11-20Revocable permits granted for a cabinet factory, nine oil storage tanks and a boiler at addresses across the city.passedBoard decision
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1916-11-20F. H. Kellogg allowed an oil storage tank (1500 gallons) at 1040 Mason StreetpassedBoard decision
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1919-03-24M. Burr Chambers allowed a public garage (600 gallons of gasoline) on the west side of Powell Street, 50 feet north of Sacramento StreetpassedBoard decision
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1920-08-23Taxicab fare to hotels from the ferries proposed at $1.25 (≈ $21.06 in 2026 dollars)referredBoard decision
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1921-03-07Fairmont Hotel refused a public garage on Powell StreetrefusedBoard decision
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1921-03-07Fairmont Hotel's public garage on Powell Street refusedrefusedBoard decision
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1923-12-10Tay Street renamed Wetmore StreetpassedBoard decision
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1923-12-10Sections of the street work ordinance renumberedordinanceBoard decision
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1925-04-27Shops allowed instead of homes on Sacramento Street near MasonpassedBoard decision
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1925-04-27Sacramento Street near Mason opened to shops instead of housingpassedBoard decision
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1925-08-24B. Rosenberg asks to blast while digging on Powell Streetpassed first readingBoard decision
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1925-08-24B. Rosenberg asks to blast while digging on Powell Streetpassed first readingBoard decision
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1925-08-31B. Rosenberg allowed to blast while excavating on Powell StreetpassedBoard decision
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1925-08-31B. Rosenberg allowed to blast while digging on Powell StreetpassedBoard decision
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1925-11-30Clinton Construction Company allowed oil tanks (1500 gallons) at the northeast corner of Mason Street and Sacramento StreetpassedBoard decision
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1925-11-30H. Burrell allowed oil tanks (1500 gallons) at 1046 Mason StreetpassedBoard decision
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1925-11-30Eleven revocable oil tank permits for named businesses and residences were passed for printing.passed first readingBoard decision
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1925-12-07Eleven owners were granted revocable permits to install oil storage tanks at addresses across the city.passedBoard decision
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1927-09-06Permit granted for 925 Powell Street, good for six monthsresolutionBoard decision
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1927-09-06925 Powell Street permit granted; use it within six monthspassedBoard decision
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1927-09-19Permit granted for 925 Powell Street, good for six monthspassedBoard decision
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1927-09-19J. P. Bacigalupi was granted permission to take over a public garage permit at 925 Powell Street from B. C. Allyn, Jr.passedBoard decision
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1929-03-18Loading zones set at the Donohoe-Kelly Bank and Clift HotelpassedBoard decision
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1929-03-1818-foot loading zone at 950 Powell Street, serving apartmentspassedBoard decision
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1929-09-16Pacific Gas and Electric to change the street lights on Clay StreetpassedBoard decision
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1929-10-28Fire Committee's revocable permits for oil tanks at several private addresses were adopted, granting installation rights for six months.passedBoard decision
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1929-11-04Revocable permits granted to Shell Oil Company, Condit & Maxim Co., and others to install oil tanks at named San Francisco addresses.passedBoard decision
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1929-11-04C. Vivallo allowed oil tanks (1500 gallons capacity) at 959 Powell StreetpassedBoard decision
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1929-11-04Revocable permits granted to eleven applicants for oil storage tanks at addresses across San Francisco.passedBoard decision
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1931-11-23Loading and passenger zones changed on Front and Sansome streetspassedBoard decision
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1931-11-23Loading and passenger zones changed on Front and Sansome streetsresolutionBoard decision
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1934-11-26Fire limits to be redrawn where wooden buildings are banned; amended, no final voteordinanceBoard decision
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1945-09-17Two-hour parking on California and Mason Streets put offordinanceBoard decision
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1954-09-27Mason Street closed for the Western States Restaurant Convention helicopterordinanceBoard decision
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1976-06-14Angle parking and no-parking zones set on Powell and Beach StreetsresolutionBoard decision
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1976-06-14Angle parking and no-parking zones set on Powell and Beach StreetspassedBoard decision
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1977-11-07Federal money sought to rebuild Sacramento Street between Powell and MasonresolutionBoard decision
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1983-10-31Subdivision map approved for the Saint Elizabeth, 901 Powell StreetpassedBoard decision
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1983-10-31Condo project approved at 901 Powell Street, Saint ElizabethpassedBoard decision
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1983-10-31Subdivision map approved for the Saint Elizabeth, 901 Powell StreetpassedBoard decision
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1984-05-29Blocks of California and Powell Streets listed, subject not stated hereresolutionBoard decision
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1984-05-29Blocks of California and Powell Streets listed, subject not stated herepassedBoard decision
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1984-08-20Lower height limits near Sacramento and Mason Streets set in motionpassedBoard decision
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1984-09-04Condos approved at 1083 Clay StreetpassedBoard decision
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1984-09-04Subdivision map approved for the condominiums at 1083 Clay StreetmotionBoard decision
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1985-08-26Rezoning of the Pine to Mason Street blocks tabledpassedBoard decision
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1985-08-26Lower height limits extended six months between Pine and Mason StreetspassedBoard decision
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1985-11-04Lower height limits extended six months between Pine and Mason StreetsresolutionBoard decision
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1985-12-02Building height cut to 65 feet between Pine and Mason StreetspassedBoard decision
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1985-12-02Height limits to drop between Pine and Mason StreetsordinanceBoard decision
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1999-01-19Emergency sewer replacement on Clay Street for $255,415 (≈ $516,564 in 2026 dollars)passedBoard decision
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