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Assessor block 0311

Assessor blockFinancial District/South Beach1907–2024

263 records of San Francisco tie this block, 1907–2024: 259 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 4 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
0311
Records
263: 259 Board decisions, 4 facts from city reports
Years
1907–2024

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 263 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
1952-05-26Redevelopment Agency says it may take undeveloped land in the districtordinanceBoard 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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1978-03-06Repair costs charged against the building at 836-60 Kearny StreetrefusedBoard decision
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1982-05-10Landmark status refused for the Maskey Building on Kearny StreetrefusedBoard decision
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1982-05-10Maskey Building at 46-52 Kearny Street named a landmarkpassedBoard decision
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1982-05-10Landmark status proposed for the Maskey Building at 46-52 Kearny StreettabledBoard decision
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1982-05-10Landmark status refused for the Maskey Building on Kearny StreetmotionBoard decision
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1982-05-10Landmark status proposed for the Maskey Building at 46-52 Kearny StreetpassedBoard decision
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1983Mechanics Institute · historic rating: City LandmarkbuildingCity report: Growth management alternatives for downtown San Francisco : downtown EIR consultant's report
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1984-02-21Landmark status proposed for the Monadnock Building on Market StreetreferredBoard decision
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1984-02-21Landmark status proposed for the Monadnock Building on Market StreetreferredBoard decision
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1984-03-26Landmark status proposed for the Monadnock Building on Market StreetcontinuedBoard decision
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1984-04-02Landmark status proposed for the Monadnock Building on Market StreetpassedBoard decision
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1985-04-22Landmark listing to be changed for the Palace Hotel Garden Court; passed first reading only, later finally passed.ordinanceBoard decision
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1985-04-29Landmark listing changed for the Palace Hotel Garden CourtpassedBoard decision
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2004Supervisor Peskin's General Plan amendment raising the height limit at 690 Market Street from 250 to 285 feet passed first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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2004Supervisor Peskin's zoning map change for 690 Market Street, raising its height limit from 250 to 285 feet, passed first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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2004Board extends the Planning Commission's review period by 30 days for a proposed downtown housing district at 690 Market Street.passedBoard decision
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2004Supervisors Peskin and Hall's proposal to conditionally designate the Chronicle Building at 690 Market Street as a landmark passed first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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2004Board recommended approval of up to $30 million (≈ $53.5 million in 2026 dollars) in ABAG revenue bonds for seismic upgrades to 690 and 938-942 Market Street.passedBoard decision
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2004Supervisors Peskin and Hall propose landmark status for the Chronicle Building at 690 Market Street; sent to Land Use Committee.referredBoard decision
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2004-01-27Extends by 30 days the Planning Commission's review of a proposed Downtown Housing district at 690 Market Street.passedBoard decision
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2004-01-27Planning Commission asked for thirty more days on 690 Market StreetpassedBoard decision
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2004-02-03Supervisor Peskin proposed raising the height limit at 690 Market Street from 250-S to 285-S for a downtown housing project; it went to the Land Use Committee.referredBoard decision
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2004-02-10Proposed rezoning of 690 Market Street from 250-S to 285-S height limit; received and assigned to Land Use Committee.referredBoard decision
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2004-03-16Planning Commission review of a proposed downtown housing ordinance at 690 Market Street extended 30 days by resolution.passedBoard decision
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2004-03-23Chronicle Building at 690 Market proposed as city landmark.pendingBoard decision
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2004-03-30$30.0M (≈ $53.5 million in 2026 dollars) of bonds for seismic work on two Market Street buildingspassedBoard decision
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2004-04-13Proposed General Plan change raises the height limit at 690 Market Street from 250-S to 285-S for downtown housing; passed on first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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2004-04-13Proposed zoning map change raises the height limit at 690 Market Street from 250-S to 285-S; passed on first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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2004-04-13Chronicle Building at 690 Market proposed as landmark; first vote.pendingBoard decision
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2004-04-20Chronicle Building at 690 Market Street named a city landmark.passedBoard decision
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2004-04-20Downtown Housing Demonstration Special Use District at 690 Market Street passed, easing residential zoning rules and requiring affordable housing.passedBoard decision
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2004-04-20General Plan height limit at 690 Market Street, corner of Kearny and Geary, changed from 250-S to 285-S for downtown housing.passedBoard decision
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2004-04-20Zoning map at 690 Market Street, corner of Kearny and Geary, changed from 250-S to 285-S for a downtown housing project.passedBoard decision
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2004-04-20Height limit at 690 Market Street raised from 250 to 285 feet for a downtown housing special district; finally passed.passedBoard decision
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2004-04-20Zoning map changed at 690 Market Street from 250-S to 285-S for a downtown housing special district; finally passed.passedBoard decision
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2004-04-20Downtown housing special district at 690 Market Street was finally passed, lifting density limits for new homes there.passedBoard decision
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2004-04-20The Chronicle Building at 690 Market Street was conditionally designated Landmark No. 243, by ordinance passed on final reading.passedBoard decision
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2004-04-28Historic property deal for the landmark at 690 Market Street proposedreferredBoard decision
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2004-12-14Historic property contract for conditional landmark at 690 Market StreetpassedBoard decision
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2004-12-14Historic property contract proposed for the landmark at 690 Market StreetpassedBoard decision
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2005Supervisor Peskin proposed repealing the landmark designation of 690 Market Street, the Chronicle Building; sent to Rules Committee.referredBoard decision
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2005-02-22Supervisor Peskin's proposed ordinance to repeal the conditional landmark designation of 690 Market, the Chronicle Building, was sent to Rules Committee.referredBoard decision
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2006-03-14Supervisor Peskin's ordinance to repeal landmark status for 690 Market, the Chronicle Building, passed first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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2006-03-14Proposed ordinance to repeal landmark designation of the Chronicle Building at 690 Market Street passed first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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2006-03-14Ordinance to repeal the conditional landmark designation of the Chronicle Building at 690 Market Street passed on first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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2006-03-21Ordinance repealing the 72-04 landmark designation of 690 Market Street, the Chronicle Building, was finally passed.passedBoard decision
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2006-03-21Ordinance repealing the conditional landmark designation of the Chronicle Building at 690 Market Street was finally passed.passedBoard decision
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2006-03-21Board passed an ordinance repealing the conditional landmark designation of 690 Market Street, the Chronicle Building.passedBoard decision
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2006-05-02Board approved the final condominium map for a 104-unit commercial and residential project at 690 Market Street.passedBoard decision
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2007Landmark designation started for the Chronicle Building at 690 Market Street, with expedited consideration and a Mills Act contract urged.passedBoard decision
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2007-10-23Board backed landmark status for the Chronicle Building at 690 MarketpassedBoard decision
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2008-03-04Planning Commission gets 30 more days to decide on landmark status for the Chronicle Building at 690 Market Street.passedBoard decision
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2008-03-04Adopted a 30-day extension for Planning Commission review of landmark status for 690 Market Street, the Chronicle Building.passedBoard decision
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2008-03-04Planning Commission given 30 more days to decide on proposed landmark designation of 690 Market Street, the Chronicle Building.referredBoard decision
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2008-03-11Extends by 30 days the Planning Commission's deadline to decide on landmark status for 690 Market Street.passedBoard decision
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2008-10-28Higher heritage rating for 690 Market Street passes first readingpassed first readingBoard decision
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2008-11-04Ordinance changes 690 Market Street's Article 11 designation from Unrated to Significant, Category II; passed final on the Board's agenda.passedBoard decision
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2008-11-04A historical property contract for the Chronicle Building at 690 Market Street, between its owners and the City, was adopted.passedBoard decision
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