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Assessor block 3707 (New Montgomery Street)

Assessor blockFinancial District/South Beach1906–2026

440 records of San Francisco tie this block, 1906–2026: 413 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 27 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Assessor block
Neighbourhood
Financial District/South Beach
Assessor block
3707
Records
440: 413 Board decisions, 27 facts from city reports
Years
1906–2026

Named places on this block 1

New Montgomery Street

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 440 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
1906-09-24Charles Holbrook allowed to blast away ruins on Mission StreetpassedBoard decision
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1907-12-02City Street Improvement to be given ninety more days to pave Market Street; passed first reading onlypassed first readingBoard decision
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1907-12-09City Street Improvement given ninety more days to pave Market StreetpassedBoard decision
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1908-05-28Street levels to be changed on Steiner Street near Geary Streetpassed first readingBoard decision
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1912Eight-foot sewer built in 2nd Street between Howard and MissionotherBoard decision
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1913-03-03Daniel Constructing Company given forty-five more days on Market StreetpassedBoard decision
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1921-09-19A proposed ordinance to rename New Montgomery Street as Sharon Street was referred to the Streets Committee.referredBoard decision
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1921-09-19Renaming New Montgomery Street to Sharon Street sent to committeereferredBoard decision
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1925Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Building · built: completed 1925buildingCity report: Downtown plan : an ordinance of the City and County of San Francisco
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1925-03-16Harbor Commission to give the city a strip of Berry StreetpassedBoard decision
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1928-06-04New lengths adopted at 444 Bush and 66 Pine streetspassedBoard decision
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1928-10-01Loading zones of set lengths were approved in front of named businesses and addresses on the recommendation of the Traffic Committee.passedBoard decision
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1929-04-29Passenger loading zones established in front of hotels, clubs and buildings at ten San Francisco addresses.passedBoard decision
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1930-07-28Passenger loading zones were established at three San Francisco addresses on Union, Market and Post Streets.passedBoard decision
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1931-01-26Loading zones established at five addresses, including 890 Post Street and 915-917 Sansome Street, for nearby businesses.passedBoard decision
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1931-12-14Board adopted Resolution 35494, creating and removing loading zones at several addresses on Aptos Avenue, Jackson Street and New Montgomery Street.passedBoard decision
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1943-02-15Rules adopted at Sutter, Post, Geary and Mission Street cornerspassedBoard decision
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1950-04-24New Montgomery Street, west side, between Market and Howard Streets added to streets where stopping is prohibited at certain times.passedBoard decision
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1951-09-11Traffic captain Jack Eker to look into Stevenson Street's one-way ruleresolutionBoard decision
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1962-10-08Board recommends Third Street between Market and Mission be renamed Three StreetpassedBoard decision
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1967-05-01The Board denied a batch of business license applications at addresses including Stockton, Market and Mission Streets.passedBoard decision
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1975-08-04Federal money accepted for faster Muni on Mission and Fourth StreetspassedBoard decision
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1977-06-27Planned public plaza on Annie Street named [name withheld]passedBoard decision
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1983The Hoffman Grill · historic rating: City LandmarkbuildingCity report: Growth management alternatives for downtown San Francisco : downtown EIR consultant's report
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1983Garden Court of the Palace Hotel · historic rating: City LandmarkbuildingCity report: Growth management alternatives for downtown San Francisco : downtown EIR consultant's report
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1983-04-04Landmark status proposed for the [name withheld] on New Montgomery StreetreferredBoard decision
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1983-04-04Landmark status proposed for the [name withheld] on New Montgomery StreetreferredBoard decision
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1983-05-23The Sharon Building at 39-53 New Montgomery Street was proposed as a landmark and passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1983-05-23Landmark status proposed for the [name withheld] on New Montgomery StreetordinanceBoard decision
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1983-05-31Landmark status proposed for the [name withheld] on New Montgomery StreetpassedBoard decision
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1984-02-21Landmark status proposed for the Monadnock Building on Market StreetreferredBoard decision
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1984-03-26Landmark status proposed for the Monadnock Building on Market StreetcontinuedBoard decision
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1984-04-02Landmark status proposed for the Monadnock Building on Market StreetpassedBoard decision
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1985-03-18Resolution urging the Redevelopment Agency to rehabilitate and preserve the Jessie Hotel for residential use, adopted as amended.passedBoard decision
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1985-06-24Board sends the New Montgomery Street height limits to PlanningpassedBoard decision
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1985-11-05Lower building heights proposed on New Montgomery Streetpassed first readingBoard decision
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1985-11-12Lower building heights proposed on New Montgomery StreetpassedBoard decision
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1987-03-30647 Mission Street reclassified as a significant buildingpassedBoard decision
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1987-03-30647 Mission Street to be reclassified as a significant building; put over to a later meeting.continuedBoard decision
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1987-04-13647 Mission Street to be reclassified as a significant building; passed first reading only.passed first readingBoard decision
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1987-04-20647 Mission Street reclassified as a significant buildingpassedBoard decision
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1987-04-20647 Mission Street reclassified as a significant buildingordinanceBoard decision
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1997-07-28Development deal for the Giants ballpark at [name withheld] put forwardpassedBoard decision
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2000-05-30Otis Street closed during construction of 660 Mission Street annexpassedBoard decision
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2001-02-12Pankow Residential Building II granted a one-year extension to close part of Jessie Street during construction at 680 Mission Street.passedBoard decision
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2003-09-16Liquor licence transferred from 811 Valencia Street to Shawman Group's Fluid at 662 Mission Street, found to serve public convenience.passedBoard decision
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2004Final subdivision map for a 174-unit residential and commercial condominium at 199 New Montgomery Street approved.passedBoard decision
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2007Final map for a 110-unit mixed-use condominium at 74 New Montgomery Street was approved.passedBoard decision
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2015-01-11Landmark status proposed for the Bourdette Building on Second StreetreferredBoard decision
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2015-01-11Landmark status proposed for the Bourdette Building on Second StreetordinanceBoard decision
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2016-05-03Landmark status for the Bourdette Building put off to May 17passed first readingBoard decision
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2016-05-03Landmark status for the Bourdette Building passes a first voteordinanceBoard decision
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2016-05-04The Board passed an ordinance designating the Bourdette Building at 90-92 Second Street as a city landmark.passedBoard decision
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2016-05-04Landmark status sought for the Bourdette Building on Second StreetordinanceBoard decision
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2016-07-26167 Jessie Street sublet to At The Crossroads for $1 (≈ $1.40 in 2026 dollars) a yearpassedBoard decision
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2018-02-27Central SoMa special zoning district sent to committeeordinanceBoard decision
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2018-04-10Central SoMa special zoning district sent to committeeordinanceBoard decision
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2018-11-13Central SoMa special district drawn onto the zoning mapordinanceBoard decision
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2018-11-27Central SoMa special district drawn onto the zoning mapordinanceBoard decision
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2025-12-16Up to $40M (≈ $41.9 million in 2026 dollars) tax help for new hotel at 5 Third StreetpassedBoard decision
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