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Assessor block 5458

Assessor blockPortola1912–2006

70 records of San Francisco tie this block, 1912–2006: 57 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 13 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Assessor block
Neighbourhood
Portola
Assessor block
5458
Records
70: 57 Board decisions, 13 facts from city reports
Years
1912–2006

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 70 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
1912-04-22City takes over the roadway on San Bruno Avenue at WoolseypassedBoard decision
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1912-04-22Roadway on San Bruno Avenue between Woolsey and Paul acceptedpassedBoard decision
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1912-04-22City takes over the roadway on San Bruno Avenue at WoolseypassedBoard decision
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1915-03-08Reusing fruit and vegetable boxes to be banned in San FranciscopassedBoard decision
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1915-03-08Reusing fruit and vegetable boxes to be banned in San FranciscopassedBoard decision
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1915-12-20City Street Improvement given sixty more days on San Bruno AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1916-09-25City payments to be authorized, including $17,075.24 (≈ $527,829 in 2026 dollars) to Pacific Gas & Electric; listed for payment, no vote foundresolutionBoard decision
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1916-11-27Southern Pacific refunded $1,249.63 (≈ $38,628 in 2026 dollars) it paid twice for San Bruno AvenueresolutionBoard decision
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1921-09-26$10,500 (≈ $197,646 in 2026 dollars) paid to Crocker Estate Company for Bay Shore Boulevard landresolutionBoard decision
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1922-09-25Land accepted to widen San Bruno AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1922-09-25Crocker Estate deeds land to widen San Bruno AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1924-10-27Bay Shore highway to San Jose urged as a state highwayresolutionBoard decision
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1924-11-10Bay Shore Highway extension to San Jose asked forreferredBoard decision
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1928-06-04Bay Shore Highway to be ordered built from Third Street to San Bruno; passed first reading only.passed first readingBoard decision
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1928-06-04Bay Shore Highway to be built from Third Street to San Bruno; passed first reading onlypassed first readingBoard decision
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1928-06-11Bay Shore Highway ordered built from 3rd Street to San BrunopassedBoard decision
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1928-06-11Bay Shore Highway ordered built from Third Street to San BrunoordinanceBoard decision
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1928-06-11Bay Shore Highway ordered built from Third Street to San BrunopassedBoard decision
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1928-06-18Houses at 1799 and 1781 San Bruno Avenue to be auctionedpassedBoard decision
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1928-09-11Blasting permit on Bay Shore Boulevard between Third and San BrunopassedBoard decision
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1928-09-11Granfield, Farrar & Carlin may blast along Bay Shore BoulevardpassedBoard decision
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1928-09-11Bay Shore blasting limited to daylight hours or the permit endsordinanceBoard decision
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1928-09-11Granfield, Farrar & Carlin may blast along Bay Shore BoulevardpassedBoard decision
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1928-09-24Granfield, Farrar & Carlin to build Bay Shore Boulevard for $212,805.66 (≈ $4.2 million in 2026 dollars)passedBoard decision
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1928-09-24Blasting permit on Bay Shore Boulevard between Third and San BrunopassedBoard decision
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1928-09-24Granfield, Farrar & Carlin allowed blasting on Bay Shore BoulevardresolutionBoard decision
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1929-04-15Granfield, Farrar & Carlin given 90 more days on Bay Shore HighwayresolutionBoard decision
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1929-04-15Granfield, Farrar & Carlin given 90 more days on Bay Shore HighwaypassedBoard decision
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1929-05-13Sibley Grading and Teaming may blast only between 7 a.m. and 6 p.m.ordinanceBoard decision
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1929-05-20Standard Oil gets a filling station on San Bruno AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1929-05-20Gas station allowed at San Bruno Avenue and Bay Shore HighwaypassedBoard decision
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1929-07-22Permit granted for premises at Third Street and Evans AvenueresolutionBoard decision
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1929-07-22Permit granted at San Bruno Avenue and the Bay Shore HighwayresolutionBoard decision
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1929-07-22Gas station permit at San Bruno Avenue and Bay Shore HighwaypassedBoard decision
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1930-06-16Library books, museum paint and 200 steel car wheels listed for payment; no vote foundresolutionBoard decision
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1939-08-21Market Street Railway granted a permit to run busesordinanceBoard decision
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1940-02-13Market Street Railway to get a permit to run busesordinanceBoard decision
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1940-10-14Market Street Railway to remove Third Street and Bay Shore tracksresolutionBoard decision
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1940-11-18Market Street Railway asks to drop Third Street streetcars for busespassedBoard decision
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1941-01-27Market Street Railway to swap Third Street streetcars for motor busesordinanceBoard decision
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1941-01-27Market Street Railway to pay to strip its rails from Third Street; no status on recordordinanceBoard decision
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1941-02-10Market Street Railway to pull up its Third Street tracksordinanceBoard decision
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1941-02-10Market Street Railway pays to strip its rails from Third StreetordinanceBoard decision
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1941-02-10Buses to replace street cars on Third Street and Bayshore BoulevardordinanceBoard decision
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1941-12-15Market Street Railway allowed buses from Santos Street along Sunnydale AvenueresolutionBoard decision
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1942-04-13Buildings on Bay Shore Boulevard must sit ten feet backpassedBoard decision
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1945-01-24Rezoning appeal at San Bruno Avenue put off to JanuarycontinuedBoard decision
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1945-05-22$1,500 (≈ $28,078 in 2026 dollars) each paid to two owners for Bay Shore Freeway landpassedBoard decision
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1947-03-03Parking banned at times on the north side of Silver AvenueresolutionBoard decision
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1978-04-17Morning parking ban set on Bayshore Boulevard and Leland AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1989Bayshore Freeway (Slope Protection) · owned by city: Public Worksproperty_recordCity report: Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1989
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1995Bayshore Freeway, Slope Protection · owned by city: Public Worksproperty_recordCity report: Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1995
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1995-07-17Condominium project approved at 2906 San Bruno AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1995-07-172906 San Bruno Avenue subdivision map measure adoptedresolutionBoard decision
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1995-07-172906 San Bruno Avenue subdivision map measure adoptedresolutionBoard decision
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1996Bayshore Freeway (Slope Protection) · owned by city: Public Worksproperty_recordCity report: Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1996
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1998Bayshore Boulevard · owned by city: Department not legible in OCRproperty_recordCity report: Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1998
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2001Slope protection-Bayshore Fwy · owned by city: CITY COUNTY OF SAN FRANCISCOproperty_recordCity report: Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 2001
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2002An example given at San Bruno Avenue and Bayshore BoulevardotherBoard decision
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2001SLOPE PROTECTION-BAYSHORE FWY BACHE & BENTON · owned by city: Public Worksproperty_recordCity report: Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 2001
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