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Assessor block 0844

Assessor blockHaight Ashbury1909–2002

43 records of San Francisco tie this block, 1909–2002: 43 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
Haight Ashbury
Assessor block
0844
Records
43: 43 Board decisions, 0 facts from city reports
Years
1909–2002

What the records say

All 43 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
1909-06-14Pavilion Dancing Co. and Coliseum Amusement Co. allowed masquerade ballsresolutionBoard decision
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1910-07-05The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company was asked to install three official telephones, including one at Fire Truck House No. 11 on Duncan street.passedBoard decision
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1910-07-05Telephones asked for two clerks and a fire truck houseresolutionBoard decision
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1916-01-10Five clubs allowed charity masquerade balls without the usual feepassedBoard decision
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1916-02-14Charity masquerade balls allowed without the usual license feepassedBoard decision
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1916-12-26Gymnastic Society and the Polish Society allowed charity ballsresolutionBoard decision
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1917-01-15Turn Verein and other clubs allowed charity balls without license feespassedBoard decision
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1917-01-22Jean Victor and Jaussaud to be allowed a laundry at 474 O'Farrell Street; passed first reading only.passed first readingBoard decision
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1917-11-26Polish Society allowed a charity ball on Page StreetpassedBoard decision
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1918-04-01Masquerade ball allowed at 739 Page StreetpassedBoard decision
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1918-04-01Gymnastic Association allowed a masquerade ball at 739 Page StreetresolutionBoard decision
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1918-04-01Gymnastic Association allowed a masquerade ball at 739 Page StreetpassedBoard decision
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1918-12-23Charity masquerade balls allowed without the usual license feeresolutionBoard decision
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1918-12-23Charity masquerade balls allowed without the usual license feepassedBoard decision
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1919-02-10Bohemian Ladies Benevolent Society allowed a ball on Page StreetpassedBoard decision
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1919-02-10Bohemian Ladies Benevolent Society allowed a masquerade ball on Page StreetpassedBoard decision
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1919-02-17Four charity masquerade balls allowed, including one at Dreamland RinkpassedBoard decision
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1919-12-22Five clubs allowed charity masquerade balls, including the Sons of HermannpassedBoard decision
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1919-12-24Colonial Club and National Slovak Society allowed charity masquerade ballspassedBoard decision
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1920-01-19Polish Society of California allowed a ball at Sokol HallpassedBoard decision
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1920-01-19Polish Society of California allowed a ball at Sokol HallpassedBoard decision
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1920-01-19Polish Society of California allowed a masquerade ball at 739 Page StreetpassedBoard decision
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1921-03-28Polish Society of California allowed a masquerade ball on Page StreetpassedBoard decision
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1921-12-27Masquerade balls allowed for the Spartan Club and three other groupspassedBoard decision
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1922-02-20National Slovak Society allowed a masquerade ball at 739 Page StreetpassedBoard decision
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1922-02-20Masquerade ball allowed at Sokol Hall, 739 Page StreetpassedBoard decision
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1922-02-20National Slovak Society allowed a masquerade ball at 739 Page StreetpassedBoard decision
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1927-08-15$100,350 (≈ $1.9 million in 2026 dollars) to rebuild Clay, Stockton, Steiner and Taylor streetspassedBoard decision
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1928-03-01Granfield, Farrar & Carlin allowed blasting on Oak StreetresolutionBoard decision
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1929-01-28Slovak Gymnastic Union allowed a masquerade ball at 739 Page StreetpassedBoard decision
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1929-01-28Slovak Gymnastic Union allowed a masquerade ball at 739 Page StreetpassedBoard decision
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1929-04-29D. S. Mendel allowed oil tanks (1500 gallons) at 336 Pierce StreetpassedBoard decision
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1929-04-29Revocable permits for oil tanks and boilers at named San Francisco addresses were passed for printing on Fire Committee recommendation.passed first readingBoard decision
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1929-04-29Golden West Laundry allowed a 60 horsepower boiler on Grove StreetpassedBoard decision
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1929-05-06Ten oil tank and boiler permits were granted to businesses and residents at addresses across the city.passedBoard decision
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1930-01-06Bohemian Ladies' Benevolent Society allowed a masquerade ball at Sokol HallpassedBoard decision
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1930-01-06Bohemian Ladies' Benevolent Society allowed masquerade ball at Sokol Hall, 739 Page StreetpassedBoard decision
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1966-02-14Corners adopted at Masonic Avenue, Steiner Street and Precita AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1978-05-22Late tax penalty relief refused for eight propertiesrefusedBoard decision
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1978-05-22Small claims allowed to owners on Belvedere Street and elsewhereresolutionBoard decision
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1999-10-04Parking rule changes across the city sent to committeereferredBoard decision
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1999-11-01Parking rules changed on Ashton, Harrison, Belvedere and other streetsresolutionBoard decision
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2002-10-21Traffic circles urged along Page Street from Scott to FillmorepassedBoard decision
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