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Assessor block 0613

Assessor blockPacific Heights1909–1999

55 records of San Francisco tie this block, 1909–1999: 51 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
Pacific Heights
Assessor block
0613
Records
55: 51 Board decisions, 4 facts from city reports
Years
1909–1999

What the records say

All 55 records, in date order. 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
1909-05-21Payment of $11,500 (≈ $430,534 in 2026 dollars) to May W. Shannon for land for Pacific Heights School approved.passedBoard decision
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1916-04-10Mangrum & Otter to run steam pipes from Lane Hospital; passed first reading onlypassed first readingBoard decision
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1921-03-07Stanford allowed to build a tunnel under Clay Street near BuchananpassedBoard decision
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1921-03-07Stanford University allowed a tunnel under Clay Street near BuchananpassedBoard decision
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1922-06-26Clay Street sidewalks to be twelve feet between Buchanan and Websterpassed first readingBoard decision
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1922-07-03Clay Street sidewalks set at twelve feet between Buchanan and WebsterordinanceBoard decision
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1922-11-20J. E. French Company allowed a garage on O'Farrell StreetpassedBoard decision
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1925-09-21D. J. Clancy allowed oil tanks (1500 gallons) at the southeast corner of Washington Street and Webster StreetpassedBoard decision
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1925-09-28D. J. Clancy allowed an oil tank (1500 gallons) at the southeast corner of Washington Street and Webster StreetpassedBoard decision
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1926-08-23M. Sheftel allowed an oil tank (1500 gallons capacity) on the south side of Washington Street, 150 feet west of Buchanan StreetpassedBoard decision
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1928-07-16Lengths listed for Stanford Hospital and firms on Clay StreetpassedBoard decision
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1929-06-24G. Sheftel allowed oil tanks (1500 gallons) on the south side of Washington Street, 150 feet west of Buchanan StreetpassedBoard decision
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1941-07-14Market Street Railway may run buses along Sacramento and Clay StreetsordinanceBoard decision
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1952-05-26Masonic Avenue dropped, Clay and Webster Streets added insteadpassedBoard decision
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1952-05-26Webster and Clay Street blocks adopted in one votepassedBoard decision
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1959-07-20Stop signs listed for corners on Baker, Hayes and Clay StreetsresolutionBoard decision
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1959-07-20Stop signs listed for corners on Baker, Hayes and Clay StreetspassedBoard decision
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1959-10-19Rezoning asked for the 2300 block of Washington Street, then withdrawnmotionBoard decision
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1966-07-18Board refused to overturn City Planning approval of a medical research building at 2232 Webster Street.refusedBoard decision
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1966-07-18Medical research building at 2232 Webster Street turned downrefusedBoard decision
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1966-07-18Medical research building at 2232 Webster Street refusedrefusedBoard decision
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1966-07-18July hearing set on a Haight Street special permission appealpassedBoard decision
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1966-07-18San Francisco Eye Research Foundation defends its Webster Street buildingresolutionBoard decision
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1967-05-222232 Webster Street rezoned for denser apartment housingpassedBoard decision
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1967-05-29Rezoning of 2232 Webster Street from R-3 to R-4 was continued to June 5, 1967.continuedBoard decision
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1967-06-052232 Webster Street rezoned for denser apartment housingpassedBoard decision
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1967-06-05Rezoning of 2232 Webster Street from R-3 to R-4 was continued to June 12, 1967.continuedBoard decision
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1967-06-12Board finally passed a rezoning of 2232 Webster Street from R-3 to R-4 residential district, over Supervisor McCarthy's dissent.passedBoard decision
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1967-06-122232 Webster Street lot moved to a denser residential categorypassedBoard decision
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1969-03-10Part of Clay Street closed for the Pacific Medical CenterresolutionBoard decision
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1969-03-10Part of Clay Street closed for the Pacific Medical CenterresolutionBoard decision
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1969-03-17Part of Clay Street between Webster and Buchanan no longer a streetpassedBoard decision
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1972-12-04State adds money for landscaping near Clay and Washington rampspassedBoard decision
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1975Pacific Medical Center · other: Pacific Medical Center, 2340 ClaysiteCity report: Resource directory
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1975Pacific Medical Center · other: Pacific Medical Center at 2340 ClaysiteCity report: Resource directory
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1977-05-16Left turns banned on Portola Drive, Hyde and Market StreetsresolutionBoard decision
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1979-04-30Clay Street closed for the Symphony thrift shop's garage salepassedBoard decision
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1981-02-17New stop signs set at Avila, Alpine Terrace and Buchanan StreetsresolutionBoard decision
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1981-02-17New stop signs set at Avila, Alpine Terrace and Buchanan StreetsresolutionBoard decision
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1981-03-302238 and 2244 Webster Street proposed out of the historic districtordinanceBoard decision
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1985-07-08Fourth flat at 2355 Washington Street put off to AugustrefusedBoard decision
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1985-07-08Board continued its appeal on the City Planning Commission's refusal of a fourth dwelling unit at 2355 Washington Street to August 19.continuedBoard decision
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1985-07-08Board continued its motion directing preparation of findings on the proposed conditional use at 2355 Washington Street to August 19.continuedBoard decision
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1985-07-08Fourth flat at 2355 Washington Street put off to AugustrefusedBoard decision
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1985-07-08Findings on the 2355 Washington Street flat put offmotionBoard decision
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1985-07-08Motion to uphold the planning commission's refusal of a conditional use at 2355 Washington Street was continued to August 19, 1985.continuedBoard decision
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1985-07-08Appeal over a proposed fourth dwelling unit at 2355 Washington Street was continued to August 19, 1985.continuedBoard decision
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1985-08-19Commission's refusal of a fourth dwelling unit at 2355 Washington Street was upheld on appeal, 6 to 3.passedBoard decision
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1985-08-19Findings ordered on the fourth flat at 2355 Washington StreetpassedBoard decision
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1985-08-19The refusal of a fourth dwelling unit at 2355 Washington Street was upheld on appeal.passedBoard decision
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1985-08-19Hearing held on a fourth flat at 2355 Washington StreetrefusedBoard decision
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1985-08-19Motion to overturn the refusal of a fourth dwelling unit at 2355 Washington Street was tabled, 6 to 3.tabledBoard decision
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1988Eye Clinic at Pacific Medical Center · use: Full eye care; sliding scale costsiteCity report: Community service directory
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1988Pacific Medical Center - Low Vision Service · cost usd: $180.00 for complete services during 6 month periodsiteCity report: Community service directory
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1999-02-08$305,277 (≈ $617,407 in 2026 dollars) sewer replacement on Buchanan and Washington StreetspassedBoard decision
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