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Assessor block 1336

Assessor blockSeacliff1908–1988

43 records of San Francisco tie this block, 1908–1988: 38 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 5 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Assessor block
Neighbourhood
Seacliff
Assessor block
1336
Records
43: 38 Board decisions, 5 facts from city reports
Years
1908–1988

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
1908-06-22Street levels on Twenty-second Avenue near Lake Street proposed for changepassedBoard decision
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1908-12-18Government telephone cable allowed from Fort Miley along Lake StreetpassedBoard decision
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1909-02-11San Francisco Gas and Electric ordered to install more arc lampsresolutionBoard decision
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1909-03-29San Francisco Gas and Electric told to install new arc lampsresolutionBoard decision
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1909-07-19William Finch's laundry engine permit on Twenty-second Avenue is revokedpassedBoard decision
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1909-12-06Payment of $4,935 (≈ $184,755 in 2026 dollars) to Hyde, Harjes & Co. for Fourth Street bridge fenders; no vote on record.resolutionBoard decision
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1910-07-05$82.50 (≈ $2,978 in 2026 dollars) each for street work at several avenue crossingsresolutionBoard decision
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1910-07-05$82.50 (≈ $2,978 in 2026 dollars) each for street work at several avenue crossingspassedBoard decision
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1912-01-08Curbs and paving ordered on Twenty-fourth Avenue and Moraga StreetordinanceBoard decision
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1912-08-12Sidewalk widths proposed for Melrose, Mangels, Joost and other streetsordinanceBoard decision
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1917Lake Street sewer overflow structure built at 22nd AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1917Overflow structure built on the Lake Street sewer at Twenty-second AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1917-05-21$325 (≈ $8,555 in 2026 dollars) set aside for plumbing at the Hall of Justice jailpassedBoard decision
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1918-01-28$2,083 (≈ $46,480 in 2026 dollars) proposed for repairs to Fire Department buildingsresolutionBoard decision
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1918-01-28$2,083 (≈ $46,480 in 2026 dollars) proposed for repairs to Fire Department buildingsresolutionBoard decision
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1918-02-04$2,083 (≈ $46,480 in 2026 dollars) set aside for repairs to Fire Department buildingspassedBoard decision
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1918-04-29$236.11 (≈ $5,269 in 2026 dollars) spent inspecting the Lake Street and Twenty-second Avenue sewerspassedBoard decision
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1918-04-29$236.11 (≈ $5,269 in 2026 dollars) spent inspecting Lake Street and 22nd Avenue sewerspassedBoard decision
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1918-04-29$236.11 (≈ $5,269 in 2026 dollars) spent inspecting the Lake Street and Twenty-second Avenue sewerspassedBoard decision
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1923-02-13Bank of Italy allowed an oil tank on Post StreetpassedBoard decision
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1924-10-14Board of Education may rope off Twenty-fourth Avenue at recesspassedBoard decision
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1926-11-15Oil tanks allowed for Tait's Coffee Shop and Anglo California TrustpassedBoard decision
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1926-11-15Oil tanks allowed for Tait's Coffee Shop and Anglo California TrustpassedBoard decision
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1926-11-15W. L. Williams allowed an oil tank (750 gallons) at 2224 Lake StreetpassedBoard decision
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1926-11-22The Board granted revocable permits to eight businesses and people to install oil tanks at sites across San Francisco.passedBoard decision
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1927-08-29Oil tank permits granted to Harry Allen and A. J. HerzigpassedBoard decision
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1929-04-29Oil tank permit granted to E. J. Cahill at West Clay ParkresolutionBoard decision
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1929-09-23L. Annixter allowed oil tanks (1500 gallons) on the north side of Lake Street, 90 feet west of 22nd AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1930-06-09Pacific Gas & Electric to move street lights across the cityresolutionBoard decision
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1934Baker's Beach sewage to flow by tunnel from Twenty-fourth and LakepassedBoard decision
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1939Gate at 24th and Lake limits Richmond District sewer flowpassedBoard decision
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1939A control gate at 24th and Lake limits the Richmond flowpassedBoard decision
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1962-04-09West Clay Street to be closed on April 22passedBoard decision
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1962-04-09West Clay Street to be closed on April 22resolutionBoard decision
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1975Coordinating Council of Prisoners Organizations · other: 731-1115agencyCity report: Resource directory
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1979-01-15Condominium conversion allowed at 153 Twenty-fourth Avenue with conditionspassedBoard decision
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1979-01-15Building at 153 24th Avenue may become condos, with conditionspassedBoard decision
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1980-06-09Condo units at 155 24th Avenue can be sold separatelypassedBoard decision
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1980-06-09Condominium map approved for 155 Twenty-fourth AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1981American Friends Service Committee, San Francisco office · other: 2160 Lake St., San FranciscoagencyCity report: The Nuclear threat to San Francisco : a prevention & source document for our times
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1982American Friends Service Committee · other: Citizens action organizationagencyCity report: The Nuclear threat to San Francisco : a prevention & source document for our times
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1986American Friends Service Committee · other: Task Force Chair office, 2160 Lake StreetagencyCity report: Feeding the hungry in the city of St. Francis : 1986 report and recommendations
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1988American Friends Service Committee · other: regional office; prisoner and ex-offender servicessiteCity report: Community service directory
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