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Assessor block 3704 (Old Mint)

Assessor blockSouth of Market1906–2026

776 records of San Francisco tie this block, 1906–2026: 707 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 69 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Assessor block
Neighbourhood
South of Market
Assessor block
3704
Records
776: 707 Board decisions, 69 facts from city reports
Years
1906–2026

Named places on this block 1

Old Mint

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 776 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
1919-04-14Sperry Warehouses to post a flagman for its Bluxome Street spurordinanceBoard decision
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1919-04-21Sperry Warehouses to post a flagman for its Bluxome Street spurordinanceBoard decision
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1931-06-08Three laundries refused on Sixth, Fillmore and Kearny streetsrefusedBoard decision
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1933-03-13Emporium allowed to build a bridge over Jessie StreetpassedBoard decision
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1940-08-26City accepts land from the United States beside the old MintpassedBoard decision
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1958-02-10Board urged Congress to reject funding for converting the Old Mint into a [name withheld] museum and allow private disposal.passedBoard decision
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1958-10-14Board of Supervisors adopted a resolution asking the Secretary of the Interior to reconsider designating the Old Mint Building a historic site.passedBoard decision
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1959-02-02Reaffirmed policy that the Old Mint Building be sold to private interests and returned to the tax roll.passedBoard decision
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1965-09-20Property use classification changed on Zoning MappassedBoard decision
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1968-06-10Resolution reaffirms support for preserving the Old Mint Building as a historical landmark.passedBoard decision
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1968-06-10City backs keeping the Old Mint as a historic landmarkpassedBoard decision
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1968-10-07Old Mint purchase proposal, including talks with the federal General Services Administration, sent back to Finance Committee.referredBoard decision
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1969-06-02Urged city to buy Old Mint building for preservation; sent to committee.pendingBoard decision
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1969-07-14Supervisor Mendelsohn asked federal and college officials to retain the old Mint Building rather than demolish it.referredBoard decision
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2000-07-10Jessie Street land to be sold for the Emporium developmentresolutionBoard decision
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2000-07-10Jessie Street land to be sold for the Emporium developmentpassedBoard decision
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2000-08-28Jessie Street land sold for $3.1M (≈ $6.1 million in 2026 dollars) for the Emporium projectpassedBoard decision
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2000-09-18Part of Jessie Street, Fourth to Fifth, sold or swappedpassedBoard decision
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2000-09-18$3.1M (≈ $6.1 million in 2026 dollars) sale of part of Jessie Street to the Redevelopment Agency; put over to a later meetingcontinuedBoard decision
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2000-09-18Proposal for $3.1M (≈ $6.1 million in 2026 dollars) sale of part of Jessie Street to the Redevelopment Agency; put over to a later meeting.continuedBoard decision
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2000-09-25$3.1M (≈ $6.1 million in 2026 dollars) sale of part of Jessie Street to the Redevelopment AgencypassedBoard decision
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2000-09-25Closing part of Jessie Street for good passes first readingpassed first readingBoard decision
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2000-09-25Proposal for $3.1M (≈ $6.1 million in 2026 dollars) sale of part of Jessie Street to the Redevelopment Agency; put over to a later meeting.continuedBoard decision
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2000-10-02Part of Jessie Street to be closed for the Emporium sitepassedBoard decision
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2000-10-10$3.1M (≈ $6.1 million in 2026 dollars) sale of part of Jessie Street to the Redevelopment AgencyresolutionBoard decision
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2002-12-09Resolution urges federal and state governments each to contribute $10 million (≈ $18.7 million in 2026 dollars) toward the seismic upgrade of the Old Mint.passedBoard decision
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2002-12-09Resolution urging federal and state funding of $10 million (≈ $18.7 million in 2026 dollars) each for the Old Mint seismic upgrade was adopted.passedBoard decision
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2003-02-04Landmark status for the Old U.[name withheld] passes first readingpassed first readingBoard decision
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2003-02-11The Old U.[name withheld] at 88 Fifth Street was made a city landmark by ordinance, finally passed.passedBoard decision
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2003-10-28Former fire station and warehouse at 418-420 Jessie Street sold to [name withheld] for $52.9M (≈ $96.9 million in 2026 dollars).passedBoard decision
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2003-10-28Resolution approving sale of the former fire station at 418-420 Jessie Street to Martin Building Company for $2,900,000 (≈ $5.3 million in 2026 dollars) was adopted.passedBoard decision
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2003-11-25Supervisor Peskin proposed letting the Old Mint landmark sell development rights and receive artwork funds; sent to committee.referredBoard decision
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2004-04-27Ordinance passed letting the Old Mint landmark sell transferable development rights and accept artwork contributions for restoration.passedBoard decision
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2004-08-10Historic property contract for the landmark at 938-942 Market StreetpassedBoard decision
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2004-09-14Rezoning proposed for 418-420 Jessie Street off Fifth StreetordinanceBoard decision
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2004-09-14Rezoning proposed for 418-420 Jessie Street off Fifth StreetordinanceBoard decision
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2005Zoning map change for 418-420 Jessie Street proposed by Supervisor Daly; vote continues on next page.passed first readingBoard decision
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2005-01-04Supervisor Daly proposed a zoning map change for 418-420 Jessie; the outcome is not on this page.passed first readingBoard decision
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2005-01-04Rezoning of 418-420 Jessie Street passes a first voteordinanceBoard decision
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2005-01-11418-420 Jessie Street to be rezoned from public to downtown commercial; passed first reading only, later finally passed.ordinanceBoard decision
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2005-01-25Board passed a zoning change at 418-420 Jessie Street from public use to C-3-G downtown commercial.passedBoard decision
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2005-01-25Jessie Street property at 418-420 rezoned from Public to downtown general commercial, passed as an ordinance.passedBoard decision
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2005-01-25418-420 Jessie Street rezoned for downtown commercial useordinanceBoard decision
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2005-06-28City extends talks with museum group on Old Mint reuse.passedBoard decision
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2005-12-13Mid-Market special zoning district sent to the Land Use CommitteereferredBoard decision
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2005-12-13Zoning map changes proposed for the Mid-Market areaordinanceBoard decision
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2006-01-17Supervisors to back grant request for Old Mint earthquake repairs.pendingBoard decision
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2007Board approved the final condominium map for 25 homes and two shops at 418-420 Jessie Street.passedBoard decision
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2007Supervisor Daly proposed renaming part of Jessie and Mint Streets to Mint Plaza; referred to Land Use Committee.referredBoard decision
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2007-04-10Friends of Mint Plaza may build a plaza on Jessie StreetordinanceBoard decision
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2007-04-17Friends of Mint Plaza finally cleared to build Mint PlazaordinanceBoard decision
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2007-12-11Renaming part of Jessie Street to Mint Plaza sent to committeereferredBoard decision
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2008-01-29Board renamed part of Jessie Street and Mint Street as Mint Plaza to recognise the new pedestrian plaza.passedBoard decision
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2008-01-29Parts of Jessie and Mint Streets renamed Mint PlazapassedBoard decision
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2012-05-22Club OMG! liquor license allowed to move to 43 6th StreetpassedBoard decision
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2018-09-25Historic contract with Raintree on 973 Market Street endedrefusedBoard decision
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2021-10-05Supervisor Haney moves to reverse the 469 Stevenson Street environmental reportrefusedBoard decision
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2021-10-26Supervisor Haney moves to reverse the 469 Stevenson Street environmental reportrefusedBoard decision
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2025-07-29Landmark status started for [name withheld], 951-957 Mission StreetpassedBoard decision
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2005418-420 Jessie Street · sold: sold for $2.9 million to adjacent property ownerproperty_recordCity report: Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 2005
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