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Assessor block 6248

Assessor blockVisitacion Valley1913–2022

43 records of San Francisco tie this block, 1913–2022: 43 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 0 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Assessor block
Neighbourhood
Visitacion Valley
Assessor block
6248
Records
43: 43 Board decisions, 0 facts from city reports
Years
1913–2022

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
1913-09-15Masquerade balls allowed for Guadaloupe Parlor and Women of WoodcraftpassedBoard decision
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1914-11-16Public dances allowed at Redmen's Hall on Golden Gate AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1915-04-05California Fruit Canners' Association allowed seventy horses at 520 Bay StreetpassedBoard decision
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1917-04-02Street levels reset on Leland and Raymond AvenuesordinanceBoard decision
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1921-04-25Revocable permits to keep one cow each at 806 Indiana Street and 48 Leland Avenue proposed; outcome continues on next page.passedBoard decision
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1921-04-25A. Greppi allowed to keep a cow at 806 Indiana StreetpassedBoard decision
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1921-04-25Eli Radmanovich allowed a stable for one cow at 48 Leland AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1921-05-02Shell gets a filling station at Mission and Eleventh streetspassedBoard decision
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1922-09-05Street lights added and gas lamps removed near Eureka and MarketpassedBoard decision
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1929-11-25Six-foot stone sidewalks ordered on Visitacion Avenue and six other streetsordinanceBoard decision
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1935-10-28Reading room rented from Mary L. Baumann at 37 Leland AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1935-10-28Reading room rented at 37 Leland Avenue for $40 (≈ $984 in 2026 dollars) a monthpassedBoard decision
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1935-10-28Reading room rented from Mary L. Baumann at 37 Leland AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1937-05-20Architects' fees for WPA projects to be cut from $20,000 (≈ $467,972 in 2026 dollars) to $16,000 (≈ $374,378 in 2026 dollars); amended, no final vote yet.amendedBoard decision
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1950-06-05Vote on stretches of Third Street and Bayshore Boulevard, subject unstatedpassedBoard decision
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1950-06-26Monthly rents of $50 (≈ $699 in 2026 dollars) to $135 (≈ $1,887 in 2026 dollars) proposed for seven storesresolutionBoard decision
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1953-07-20Stores on Leland Avenue and Third Street leased for a yearpassedBoard decision
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1959-07-27Sites secured for the [name withheld] and Visitacion branch librariespassedBoard decision
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1960-04-04Parking meter zone listed on Leland Avenue near Bayshore BoulevardpassedBoard decision
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1972-01-24Lease sought at 45 Leland Avenue for the Visitacion Branch LibrarypassedBoard decision
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1972-01-24Lease sought at 45 Leland Avenue for the Visitacion Branch LibrarypassedBoard decision
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1977-01-031212 Market Street leased for the City Attorney's code enforcement staffpassedBoard decision
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1977-01-03Police safety project gets lease at 50 Leland AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1977-12-1250 Leland Avenue leased for the police Citizens' Safety ProjectpassedBoard decision
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1977-12-1250 Leland Avenue leased for police Citizens' Safety ProjectpassedBoard decision
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1977-12-1250 Leland Avenue leased for the police Citizens' Safety ProjectpassedBoard decision
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1978-07-31Police Department to rent 50 Leland AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1978-07-31Delinquency Prevention Commission keeps its offices at 870 Market StreetpassedBoard decision
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1978-07-31City leases 50 Leland Avenue building for police usepassedBoard decision
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1986-05-27Leases adopted for the Glen Park and Ingleside branch librariesresolutionBoard decision
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1988-03-28Raymond Avenue closed between Alpha Street and Bayshore BoulevardresolutionBoard decision
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1988-06-20Sites at Leland, San Bruno and Ashton Avenues approved togetherpassedBoard decision
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1988-08-29Raymond Avenue closed between Bayshore and Arleta for a MondaypassedBoard decision
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1993-05-10Visitacion Branch Library lease renewed at 45 Leland AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1993-05-10Visitacion Branch Library lease at 45 Leland Avenue renewedpassedBoard decision
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1993-05-10Visitacion Branch Library lease renewed at 45 Leland AvenueresolutionBoard decision
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2001-02-20Library lease at 45 Leland Avenue sent to committeereferredBoard decision
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2001-02-20Library lease at 45 Leland Avenue sent to committeereferredBoard decision
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2001-03-12Library lease sought at 45 Leland AvenueresolutionBoard decision
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2015-01-13City authorized to buy 66 Raymond Avenue from [name withheld] for $1 (≈ $1.42 in 2026 dollars)passedBoard decision
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2015-01-1366 Raymond Avenue bought from [name withheld] for $1 (≈ $1.42 in 2026 dollars)passedBoard decision
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2022-03-01APA Family Support rents city-owned space at 50-66 Raymond AvenuepassedBoard decision
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2022-03-01APA Family Support Services rents city space on Raymond AvenueresolutionBoard decision
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