Qipudata
San Francisco · v0.7.1
qipu data›San Francisco›Places›Assessor block 5476

Assessor block 5476

Assessor blockBayview Hunters Point1925–2013

40 records of San Francisco tie this block, 1925–2013: 39 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 1 fact read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Assessor block
Neighbourhood
Bayview Hunters Point
Assessor block
5476
Records
40: 39 Board decisions, 1 fact from city reports
Years
1925–2013

What the records say

All 40 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
1925-09-14Key Avenue to be graded and paved near Third StreetordinanceBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1926-08-30City Attorney asked to challenge Southern Pacific's Alameda ferry in courtcontinuedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1926-09-07Charles L. Harney wins his appeal over the Key Avenue billresolutionBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1927-04-25Fay Improvement Company given ninety more days on Diamond StreetresolutionBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1931-05-04Permit at Nineteenth Avenue and Santiago lasts six monthspassedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1931-05-11Permit at Bay Shore Boulevard and Third Street lasts six monthsresolutionBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1931-11-02Permit for southwest corner of Third and Bay ShorepassedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1931-11-02Six months given to use the Third and Bay Shore permitresolutionBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1934-03-26$8,000 (≈ $201,158 in 2026 dollars) rushed to repair the caved-in sewer under Oakdale AvenueordinanceBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1935-02-04Fitzgerald Avenue grading assessment payable over ten yearly installmentsordinanceBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1938-11-28An amended ordinance moves on to a second readingpassed first readingBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1939-01-09Jurisdiction gained over part of Meade Avenue at Bayshore BoulevardresolutionBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1939-01-09City takes over part of Meade Avenue near BayshorepassedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1939-01-16Eight streets named major routes for gas tax moneypassedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1943-09-27Third Street made a through highway from Channel to BayshorepassedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1943-11-15Market Street Railway allowed bus routes along Blanken and Fitzgerald AvenuesresolutionBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1953-02-24Speed limit of 35 to be set on Third Street and [name withheld]; passed first reading only.passed first readingBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1954-03-22Land near Third Street and Bayshore Boulevard adoptedpassedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1956-07-30Shops not allowed at Third Street and LeConte Avenue cornerrefusedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1956-07-30Shops refused at Third Street and LeConte AvenuepassedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1956-07-30Shops denied at Third Street and LeConte AvenueresolutionBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1956-07-30Appeal heard over shops at Third Street and LeConte AvenuerefusedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
19876600 3rd Street residential hotel · units: 43 units, 5 vacantproperty_recordCity report: Issues report for the South Bayshore Study Area
scanned page ↗
1988-12-19Stop signs set at Third Street and Le Conte AvenuepassedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1993-04-12$1.2M (≈ $2.8 million in 2026 dollars) in federal money sought for Bayshore Boulevard and Army StreetpassedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
1999-11-01Putting wires underground near Third Street and Bayshore sent to committeereferredBoard decision
scanned page ↗
2001-10-09Underground wiring district to grow near Third Street and Bayshore Boulevard; sent to committeereferredBoard decision
scanned page ↗
2009-07-28Affordable housing district at 6600 Third Street sent to committeereferredBoard decision
scanned page ↗
2009-07-28Affordable housing district at 6600 Third Street sent to committeereferredBoard decision
scanned page ↗
2009-12-08Affordable housing district set at 6600 Third Street on first readingpassed first readingBoard decision
scanned page ↗
2009-12-15Affordable housing special use district set at 6600 3rd StreetpassedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
2009-12-15Affordable housing zoning for 6600 Third Street at Le Conte AvenuepassedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
2009-12-15Affordable housing zoning for 6600 Third Street at Le Conte AvenuepassedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
2011Public hearing scheduled on leasing 1075 LeConte Avenue, also known as 6600 Third Street, to Third & LeConte Associates.pendingBoard decision
scanned page ↗
2011Ground lease proposed for 6600 Third Street at Le Conte AvenuereferredBoard decision
scanned page ↗
2011-05-10Hearing approved on the 6600 Third Street ground leasemotionBoard decision
scanned page ↗
2011-05-17The Redevelopment Agency approved a 70-year ground lease at 6600 Third Street to Third and LeConte Associates for formerly homeless housing.passedBoard decision
scanned page ↗
2011-05-17Third and LeConte Associates seeks a lease at 6600 Third StreetresolutionBoard decision
scanned page ↗
2013-06-04Proposed agreement would give Third & LeConte Associates $12,974,190 (≈ $18.8 million in 2026 dollars) in operating subsidies for formerly homeless households at 1075 Le Conte Avenue; sent to committee.referredBoard decision
scanned page ↗
2013-06-26Mayor's Office of Housing grant of $12,974,190 (≈ $18.8 million in 2026 dollars) to Third & LeConte Associates for formerly homeless housing at 1075 Le Conte Avenue was adopted.passedBoard decision
scanned page ↗

All 40 records, with filters · this place's data as JSON · release v0.7.1 · CC0 1.0