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Assessor block 0995

Assessor blockPresidio Heights1906–1996

26 records of San Francisco tie this block, 1906–1996: 26 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
Presidio Heights
Assessor block
0995
Records
26: 26 Board decisions, 0 facts from city reports
Years
1906–1996

What the records say

All 26 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
1906-06-18City takes over the new roadway on Olive Avenue and Eureka StreetpassedBoard decision
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1909-08-16Proposal to pay Flinn & Treacy the first installment on new fire cisterns; passed first reading onlypassed first readingBoard decision
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1910-07-18Mayor asked to auction the old Madison and Sutro school buildingsresolutionBoard decision
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1922-05-15Joseph Markley refused a garage on Guerrero StreetpassedBoard decision
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1922-05-22Oil tanks allowed at 3553 and 3535 Clay StreetresolutionBoard decision
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1922-10-23The Board granted revocable permits for garages, boilers and oil storage tanks at several downtown and city addresses.passedBoard decision
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1922-10-23White Estate allowed an oil tank at 130 Leidesdorff StreetpassedBoard decision
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1925-05-11Resolution proposed to grant revocable oil tank permits, including one to Victor Bjors on Van Ness Avenue.passedBoard decision
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1926-10-25Revocable permits for oil tanks at about two dozen San Francisco addresses were granted, with the final vote on the next page.passedBoard decision
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1926-10-25Hunter Dulin allowed two big oil tanks at Sutter and MontgomerypassedBoard decision
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1926-10-25Frank Trisat allowed an oil tank (600 gallons) at 3512 Clay StreetpassedBoard decision
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1927-08-15J. D. Zellerbach allowed oil tanks (1500 gallons) at 3580 Clay StreetpassedBoard decision
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1927-08-15Revocable permits granted for storage of oil in tanks at about fifteen sites, including private owners and four schools.passedBoard decision
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1927-08-15Oil tank permits for four city schools and Il Trovatore CafepassedBoard decision
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1927-08-22Oil tank permits granted to private firms and five city schools, including Adams and Franklin schools.passedBoard decision
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1927-11-14Warren D. Clark allowed an oil tank (750 gallons) at 3500 Clay StreetpassedBoard decision
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1927-11-21Oil tanks allowed for the Bank of Italy and Harris BakerypassedBoard decision
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1927-11-21Revocable oil tank and boiler permits granted to applicants including Bank of Italy and Associated Charities; list continues.passedBoard decision
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1928-07-16Oil tank permits granted, including one at 624 Post StreetresolutionBoard decision
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1928-09-24Oil tank permits granted to St. Luke's Church and other ownerspassedBoard decision
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1929-06-10Oil tank permits granted to G. Baldocchi and William ChathampassedBoard decision
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1929-09-23Pacific Gas and Electric to change street lights across the city; passed first reading onlypassed first readingBoard decision
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1929-09-30Pacific Gas and Electric to relight Clay and Jackson StreetspassedBoard decision
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1937-12-06United Capital Corporation's appeal over the Locust Street bill deniedpassedBoard decision
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1972-12-04State adds money for landscaping near Clay and Washington rampspassedBoard decision
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1996-05-20All-way stop for Clay and Locust Streets sent to committeereferredBoard decision
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