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Assessor block 0310

Assessor blockFinancial District/South Beach1906–2026

188 records of San Francisco tie this block, 1906–2026: 180 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 8 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Assessor block
Neighbourhood
Financial District/South Beach
Assessor block
0310
Records
188: 180 Board decisions, 8 facts from city reports
Years
1906–2026

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 188 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
1906-12-20City declares its intention to build an overhead electric trolley road on Geary StreetresolutionBoard decision
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1906-12-20Overhead electric trolley line planned on Geary to Golden Gate ParkpassedBoard decision
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1907-11-05Geary Street railway allowed to run cars, can be stopped anytimepassedBoard decision
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1909-06-01Supervisor Connolly moves against removing car tracks at Geary and GrantmotionBoard decision
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1910Cable railway removed, new track laid on Geary, Kearny to FifthpassedBoard decision
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1912Two-foot strip beside Geary Street rails paved, Kearny to Van NesspassedBoard decision
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1912Geary Street railway opens, Kearny to 33rd AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1912Geary Street Road began running on Geary from Kearny StreetpassedBoard decision
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1919-12-15Transfer exchange with United Railroads ended on Geary StreetpassedBoard decision
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1919-12-15Geary transfers between two railways at Larkin, Kearny endpassedBoard decision
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1922-05-22Union Square Street to be renamed Maiden Lanepassed first readingBoard decision
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1923-01-22New street lights ordered on Kansas Street and Park HillpassedBoard decision
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1926-06-01City Construction Company given ninety more days on Kearny StreetpassedBoard decision
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1926-09-20Kearny Street widening deadline extended by sixty dayspassedBoard decision
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1927-04-04Harris Steinmeyer Company allowed a furnace at 101 Post StreetpassedBoard decision
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1927-04-04Harris Steinmeyer Co. furnace allowed at 101 Post StreetpassedBoard decision
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1928-04-02New lengths adopted at 477 California and 101 Post streetspassedBoard decision
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1928-04-02Loading zones at five downtown San Francisco addresses rescinded and reestablished with new lengths by resolution.passedBoard decision
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1930-03-03Loading zones of set lengths were established at about two dozen downtown addresses, including several outside Galileo High School.passedBoard decision
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1930-04-07Building frontage at 47-59 Geary Street reset from 45 to 36 feetpassedBoard decision
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1930-07-28Passenger loading zones were established at three San Francisco addresses on Union, Market and Post Streets.passedBoard decision
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1939-10-16Daytime parking ban on Post Street between Kearny and Market to be lifted; passed first reading onlypassed first readingBoard decision
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1950-03-27Maiden Lane closed for the Spring Comes to Maiden Lane festivalresolutionBoard decision
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1951-03-12Maiden Lane asked to be closed for its spring festivalpassedBoard decision
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1951-03-12Mayor's veto stands, so Maiden Lane stays open for its festivalpassedBoard decision
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1951-03-12Maiden Lane asked to be closed for its spring festivalpassedBoard decision
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1959-07-06Rush-hour rules named for O'Farrell and Post Streets, no action recordedpassedBoard decision
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1967-03-27Assessor's compromise settlement with Moore's-Hart, Schaffner & Marx over 101 Post and 77 Stonestown was approved.passedBoard decision
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1973-07-09Grant Avenue closed for a concert by the Merold Program SingerspassedBoard decision
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1975-03-17Maiden Lane to close for the Daffodil Festival in MarchpassedBoard decision
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1975-07-07Grant Avenue closed for a street opera concertresolutionBoard decision
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1976-03-08Maiden Lane and Grant Avenue closed for the Daffodil FestivalpassedBoard decision
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1977-03-07Grant Avenue and Maiden Lane to close for the Daffodil FestivalresolutionBoard decision
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1979-02-26Grant Avenue flower stand permit transferred to a new holderpassedBoard decision
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1979-03-12Maiden Lane closed for the annual spring festivalpassedBoard decision
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1979-03-12Maiden Lane closed for the annual spring festivalpassedBoard decision
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1979-05-14Maiden Lane closed for the Maiden Lane Association art festivalpassedBoard decision
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1979-05-14Maiden Lane closed for the Maiden Lane Association art festivalpassedBoard decision
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1979-08-20Ellis Street to close for the Boy Scouts' bike safety daypassedBoard decision
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1980-03-18Maiden Lane closed for the annual Daffodil FestivalpassedBoard decision
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1981-03-16Grant Avenue closed for the Daffodil Festival between Post and GearypassedBoard decision
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1984-01-17Geary Street to close for an American Paralysis Association paradepassedBoard decision
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1988-02-16Maiden Lane closed for the Comme De Garcon store openingpassedBoard decision
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1988-04-18Maiden Lane closed for the Maiden Lane Association's spring crafts fairpassedBoard decision
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1990-09-24Maiden Lane closed for the Pavilion Christofle store opening partypassedBoard decision
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1995-08-14[name withheld] at 3975 Alemany Boulevard seeks a liquor licencepassedBoard decision
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1999-06-14Beer and wine licence approved for Ping Yuen Market, Grant AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1999-06-14Ping Yuen Market gets beer and wine license on Grant AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1999-08-16Liquor licence for Scottish Imports at 76 Geary StreetpassedBoard decision
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1999-08-16Scottish Imports at 76 Geary Street gets liquor licensepassedBoard decision
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2002-05-06Albertson's liquor license moved from 17 Kearny Street to a new store at 1750 Fulton Street, with added conditions, adopted as amended.passedBoard decision
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2004-01-06Maiden Lane to be closed to traffic during the daypassedBoard decision
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2004-05-11Liquor license moved from 76 Geary Street to The Whiskey Shop at 360 Sutter Street; resolution adopted finding it serves public convenience.passedBoard decision
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2004-05-11Liquor licence proposed for The Whiskey Shop on Sutter StreetpassedBoard decision
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2005-05-17Cornerstone Restaurant Group LLC was granted a Type 48 liquor license for its restaurant at 25 Maiden Lane.passedBoard decision
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2006Liquor licence transferred from 975 Bryant Street to 46 Geary Street for [name withheld] Lounge 46, with conditions.passedBoard decision
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2006-11-14Lounge 46 bar at 46 Geary Street gets liquor licensepassedBoard decision
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2006-11-14Liquor licence transfer to [name withheld] for Lounge 46 at 46 Geary Street adopted, with conditions.passedBoard decision
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2006-11-14[name withheld] Lounge 46 at 46 Geary Street won approval to take over a liquor license moved from 975 Bryant Street.passedBoard decision
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2013-01-15An approval vote with no subject on this pagepassedBoard decision
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