{"id":"qipu:sf/place/block/0592","kind":"block","name":"Assessor block 0592","block":"0592","neighbourhood":"Pacific Heights","tied_by":"block","named":[],"release":"v0.7.1","rows_columns":["t","id","year","y","date","kind","topic","outcome","summary","tier","source","leaf","scan","addr","quote","note","title","how","g","rec","sc"],"rows":[["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1914sanfrich|74",1914,1914,"1914-02-12","resolution","doing-business","passed","Argo Investment Company allowed an oil tank on Jackson Street","unverified","journalofproceed1914sanfrich",79,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1914sanfrich/page/n79",null,"Resolution No. (New Series), as follows: Resolved, That the following revocable permits are hereby granted: Oil Storage Tanks. Paul J. Stuparich, at Nos. 1928-1942 Hyde street, 200 gallons capacity. Argo Investment Company, at Nos. 1925-1955 Jackson street, 2000 gallons capacity. National Mill & Lum",null,null,"P","m",0,-4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich:1423/2",1917,1917,"1917-09-11","resolution",null,"passed first reading","Revocable permits for a public garage, oil tanks, a boiler and a laundry were proposed for several businesses and owners.","quoted","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",1423,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n1423",null,"Garage, Oil, Boiler and Laundry Permits. On motion of Supervisor Deasy: Resolution (New Series), as follows: Resolved, That the following revocable permits are hereby granted",null,null,"P","m",0,-0.88],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich:1471/2",1917,1917,"1917-09-24","resolution",null,"passed","Resolution grants revocable garage, oil storage and boiler permits to four businesses and owners at named San Francisco addresses.","quoted","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",1471,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n1471",null,"Garage, Oil, Boiler and Laundry Permits. Resolution No. 14839 (Kvw s ri^s), as follows:",null,null,"P","m",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1917sanfrich:1472/1",1917,1917,"1917-09-24","resolution",null,"passed","Revocable permits granted for garages, oil tanks, a boiler and a laundry at several San Francisco addresses.","quoted","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",1472,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n1472",null,"Garage, Oil, Boiler and Laundry Permits.",null,null,"P","m",0,-0.88],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:journalofproceed1917sanfrich/1471/27704035",1917,1917,"1917-09-24","resolution",null,"passed","J. W. Leavitt allowed a public garage on Van Ness Avenue","unverified","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",1471,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n1471",null,"Garage, Oil, Boiler and Laundry Permits — Mrs. Stetson Wirislow, at 1945 Pacific avenue; 1500 gallons' capacity.",null,null,"P","m",0,-4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/sp:bcf3843194",1917,1917,"1917-09-24",null,null,"passed","Mrs. Stetson Winslow allowed an oil storage tank (1500 gallons capacity) at 1945 Pacific Avenue","unverified","journalofproceed1917sanfrich",1471,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1917sanfrich/page/n1471",null,null,null,null,"p","m",0,-3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:journalofproceed1918sanfrich/39/dd8452c0",1918,1918,"1918-01-14","resolution",null,"passed",null,"unverified","journalofproceed1918sanfrich",42,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1918sanfrich/page/n39",null,"Oil Permits — Sig Stern, at 1998 Pacific avenue.",null,null,"P","m",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/sp:11d6816cd2",1918,1918,"1918-10-21",null,null,"passed","C. C. McKenzie allowed an oil storage tank (1500 gallons capacity) on the south side of Pacific Avenue, 150 feet west of Gough Street","unverified","journalofproceed1918sanfrich",1006,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1918sanfrich/page/n997",null,null,null,null,"p","m",0,-3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:journalofproceed1920sanfrich/941/3622b183",1920,1920,"1920-09-27","resolution",null,"passed","W. M. Stevenson allowed an oil tank at 1966 Pacific Avenue","unverified","journalofproceed1920sanfrich",941,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1920sanfrich/page/n941",null,"Oil Storage Permit — Stevenson, at 1966 Pacific avenue, 1,500 gallons capacity.",null,null,"P","a",0,-4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1922sanfrich:961/2",1922,1922,"1922-10-09","resolution",null,"passed first reading","Five companies and individuals were proposed for revocable permits to operate auto supply stations and store gasoline at several downtown addresses.","quoted","journalofproceed1922sanfrich",961,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1922sanfrich/page/n960",null,"Auto Supply Station and Oil Permits. Supervisor Deasy presented: Resolution No. (New Series)",null,null,"P","m",0,-0.75],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1922sanfrich:984/2",1922,1922,"1922-10-23","resolution",null,"passed","Revocable permits granted for an auto supply station and gasoline storage at several San Francisco locations.","quoted","journalofproceed1922sanfrich",984,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1922sanfrich/page/n983",null,"Auto Supply Station and Oil Permits. Resolution No. 20381 (New Series), as follows:",null,null,"P","m",0,-0.88],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:journalofproceed1922sanfrich/983/b43c02e9",1922,1922,"1922-10-23","resolution",null,"passed","Associated Oil gets a filling station at Eighteenth and Valencia streets","unverified","journalofproceed1922sanfrich",984,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1922sanfrich/page/n983",null,"Auto Supply Station and Oil Permits — Clara D. Stanford, at 1901 Pacific avenue; 600 gallons gasoline.",null,null,"P","m",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/sp:3b3d4bef67",1922,1922,"1922-10-23",null,null,"passed","Clara D. Stanford allowed an oil storage tank (600 gallons) at 1901 Pacific Avenue","unverified","journalofproceed1922sanfrich",984,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1922sanfrich/page/n983",null,null,null,null,"p","m",0,-3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1923sanfrich|331",1923,1923,"1923-03-19","ordinance","the-street","passed","City proposes how far back buildings must sit on Pacific Avenue","unverified","journalofproceed1923sanfrich",279,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1923sanfrich/page/n279",null,"Ordinance No. 5636 (New Series), approved May 18, 1922, as follows : Along the northerly side of Pacific avenue between Franklin and Gough streets, said set-back line to be 12 feet. Along the northerly side of Pacific ^venue between Gough and Octavia streets, said set-back line to be 16 feet; along ",null,null,"p","m",0,1.74],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1923sanfrich:843/2",1923,1923,"1923-07-16","resolution",null,"passed first reading","Board passed for printing permits for garages, oil tanks and boilers at several city addresses, including Mission Street and Pacific Avenue.","quoted","journalofproceed1923sanfrich",843,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1923sanfrich/page/n843",null,"Garage, Oil and Boiler Permits. On motion of Supervisor Deasy",null,null,"P","m",0,-0.88],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:journalofproceed1923sanfrich/843/04c2a64f",1923,1923,"1923-07-16","resolution",null,"passed","I. Linderman allowed a boiler at 276 Perry Street","unverified","journalofproceed1923sanfrich",843,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1923sanfrich/page/n843",null,"Transfer Public Garage — Clara D. Stanford, at 1901 Pacific avenue, 600 gallons capacity.",null,null,"P","m",0,-4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed1923sanfrich:859/3",1923,1923,"1923-07-23","resolution",null,"passed","Board granted revocable permits for oil tanks, a garage transfer and a boiler at several San Francisco addresses.","quoted","journalofproceed1923sanfrich",859,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed1923sanfrich/page/n859",null,"Garage, Oil and Boiler Permits. Resolution No. 21363 (New Series), as follows: Resolved, That the following revocable permits",null,null,"P","m",0,-0.75],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed22sanfrich:236/5",1927,1927,"1927-02-07","resolution",null,null,"Resolution on oil and boiler permits, revoking permits; the vote is not printed on this page.","quoted","journalofproceed22sanfrich",236,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n236",null,"Oil and Boiler Permits.",null,null,"P","m",0,-4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:journalofproceed22sanfrich/2273/145ac560",1927,1927,"1927-11-21","resolution",null,"passed","Oil tanks allowed for the Bank of Italy and Harris Bakery","unverified","journalofproceed22sanfrich",2273,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed22sanfrich/page/n2273",null,"Oil and Boiler Permits — Associated Charities, 1948 Pacific avenue, 1500 gallons capacity.",null,null,"P","m",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed23sanfrich|1490",1928,1928,"1928-05-28","resolution","the-street",null,"Money set aside to rebuild Broadway, Divisadero and Gough streets","unverified","journalofproceed23sanfrich",1105,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n1105",null,"Resolution No. 29054 (New Series), as follows: Resolved, That the following amounts be and the same are hereby set aside, appropriated and authorized to be expended out of County Road Fund for the reconstruction of the following streets, to-wit: . Broadway, Scott to Divisadero streets, $6,500. Divis",null,null,"b,p","m",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:journalofproceed23sanfrich/1105/b15c1c4c",1928,1928,"1928-05-28","resolution",null,"passed","Money set aside to rebuild Broadway, Divisadero and Gough streets","unverified","journalofproceed23sanfrich",1105,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n1105",null,"Gough street, Washington to Jackson streets, $4,000.",null,null,"p","m",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed25sanfrich:140/2",1930,1930,"1930-01-13","resolution","fire","passed","Revocable permits proposed for oil tanks on Jackson and Chestnut streets and a boiler at 160 Townsend Street.","quoted","journalofproceed25sanfrich",140,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed25sanfrich/page/n139",null,"Oil Tank and Boiler Permits. On recommendation of Fire Committee. Resolution No. (New Series), as follows: Resolved, That the following revocable permits",null,null,"P","a",0,-4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed25sanfrich|100",1930,1930,"1930-01-13","resolution","doing-business","passed","National Sanitary Rag Company allowed a 50-horsepower boiler on Townsend Street","unverified","journalofproceed25sanfrich",140,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed25sanfrich/page/n139",null,"Resolution No. (New Series), as follows: Resolved, That the following revocable permits be and are hereby granted: Oil Tanks. C. Heller, 1980 Jackson street, 1500 gallons capacity. E. L. Shaffer, south side of Chestnut street, 2G1 feet west of Scott street, 300 gallons capacity. Boiler. National San",null,null,"B,P","m",0,-4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:journalofproceed25sanfrich/139/58d9a717",1930,1930,"1930-01-13","resolution",null,"passed","National Sanitary Rag Company allowed a 50-horsepower boiler on Townsend Street","unverified","journalofproceed25sanfrich",140,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed25sanfrich/page/n139",null,"Oil Tank and Boiler Permits — Heller, 1980 Jackson street, 1500 gallons capacity.",null,null,"P","m",0,-4.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/sq:8f7c365887",1930,1930,"1930-01-13",null,null,"passed","Oil tank of 1500 gallons allowed at 1980 Jackson Street","unverified","journalofproceed25sanfrich",140,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed25sanfrich/page/n139",null,null,null,null,"p","m",0,-3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed25sanfrich:166/2",1930,1930,"1930-01-20","resolution","fire","passed","Revocable permits granted for oil tanks at 1980 Jackson and on Chestnut Street, and a boiler at 160 Townsend Street.","quoted","journalofproceed25sanfrich",166,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed25sanfrich/page/n165",null,"Oil Tank and Boiler Permits. On recommendation of Fire Committee. Resolution No. 31937 (New Series), as follows:",null,null,"P","a",0,-0.28],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed25sanfrich|112",1930,1930,"1930-01-20","resolution","doing-business","passed","National Sanitary Rag Company allowed a 50-horsepower boiler on Townsend Street","unverified","journalofproceed25sanfrich",166,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed25sanfrich/page/n165",null,"Resolution No. 31937 (New Series), as follows: Resolved, That the following revocable permits be and are hereby granted: Oil Tanks. C. Heller, 1980 Jackson street, 1500 gallons capacity. E. L. Shaffer, south side of Chestnut street, 261 feet west of SccCt street, 300 gallons capacity. Boiler. Nation",null,null,"B,P","m",0,-0.89],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed25part2sanfrich:572/2",1930,1930,"1930-06-09","resolution",null,"passed","Loading zones of set lengths were established in front of thirteen addresses for named businesses, on Traffic and Safety Committee recommendation.","quoted","journalofproceed25part2sanfrich",572,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed25part2sanfrich/page/n569",null,"Establishing Loading Zones. On recommendation of Traffic and Safety Committee. Resolution No. 32648 (New Series), as follows:",null,null,"P","m",0,2.25],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed25part2sanfrich:573/1",1930,1930,"1930-06-09","resolution",null,"passed","Loading zones of specified lengths approved at downtown addresses, mostly for freight entrances and businesses.","quoted","journalofproceed25part2sanfrich",573,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed25part2sanfrich/page/n570",null,"Establishing Loading Zones. On recommendation of Traffic and Safety Committee. Resolution No. 32648",null,null,"P","m",0,2.12],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed29sanfrich|27",1934,1934,"1934-01-29","motion","running-the-city","passed","City to name someone to sign the federal public works contracts","quoted","journalofproceed29sanfrich",162,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed29sanfrich/page/n162",null,"Motion Supervisor Havenner moved that the Finance Committee bring in It the next meeting of the Board, proper resolution authorizing some jfficial of the City and County to sign contracts with the Federal gov- •nment which will govern construction of the public works projects lanced through the P. W",null,null,"p","m",0,2.52],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed29sanfrich|55",1934,1934,"1934-02-19","resolution","land-and-building","refused","Appeal fails over two-family housing on Pacific Avenue","unverified","journalofproceed29sanfrich",253,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed29sanfrich/page/n253",null,"Resolution No. 992, denying application to rezone property located at the northerly line of Pacific avenue, commencing at a point 206 feet 3 inches westerly from the westerly line of Laguna street and running thence easterly to Gough street; and also the southerly line of Pacific avenue, between Lag",null,null,"p","m",0,3.97],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed29sanfrich|43",1934,1934,"1934-03-02","resolution","running-the-city",null,"Appeal set for February over two-family housing on Pacific Avenue","unverified","journalofproceed29sanfrich",215,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed29sanfrich/page/n215",null,"Resolution No. 1280, as follows: Resolved, That the time for hearing the appeal from the decision of the City Planning Commission, denying an application to rezone from First Residential District to Second Residential District, property located at the northerly side of Pacific avenue, commencing at ",null,null,"p","m",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed35sanfrich|73",1940,1940,"1940-02-13","resolution","the-street","passed","Board rejects the appeal against shops at Grove and Baker Streets","unverified","journalofproceed35sanfrich",282,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed35sanfrich/page/n282",null,"Resolution No. 793, as follows: Resolved, That the appeal from the decision of the City Planning Commission granting application to rezone from Second Residential District to Commercial District, property located at the southeasterly corner of Grove and Baker Streets, is hereby disapproved. Adopted ",null,null,"p","m",0,2.09],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed35sanfrich|89",1940,1940,"1940-02-13","resolution","the-street","passed","Board rejects the appeal over two-family housing on Gough Street","unverified","journalofproceed35sanfrich",327,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed35sanfrich/page/n327",null,"Resolution No. 814, as follows: Resolved, That the appeal from the decision of the City Planning Commission denying application to rezone from First Residential District to Second Residential District, property located at the west side of Gough Street 98 feet 5 inches southerly from Pacific Avenue, ",null,null,"p","m",0,4.27],["d","qipu:sf/decision/sd:76c3544def",1940,1940,"1940-02-13",null,"housing","refused","Two-family homes refused on Gough Street near Pacific Avenue","unverified",null,null,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed35sanfrich/page/n327/mode/1up",null,null,null,null,"p","m",0,1.38],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed42sanfrich|553",1947,1947,"1947-09-22","resolution","running-the-city","passed","Journals of Proceedings for June and July approved","unverified","journalofproceed42sanfrich",1971,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed42sanfrich/page/n1971",null,"Resolution No. 6853 (Series of 1939). Adopted by the following vote: Ayes: Supervisors Christopher, Colman, Gallagher, Lewis, Mac- Pheej Mancuso, McMurray, Meyer, J. Joseph Sullivan, John J. Sullivan— io. Absent: Supervisor Mead — 1. APPROVAL OF JOURNALS. The Journals of Proceedings for June 30, Jul",null,null,"p","m",0,0.97],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed54sanfrich|408",1959,1959,"1959-08-31","ordinance","land-and-building",null,"Appeal heard over building on Greenwich Street west of Leavenworth Street","unverified","journalofproceed54sanfrich",640,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed54sanfrich/page/n635",null,null,null,null,"B,P","m",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:journalofproceed55sanfrich/536/2de7a1e2",1960,1960,"1960-08-01","resolution",null,"passed","Traffic ordered to stop at Anza, Pacific and Washington Street corners","unverified","journalofproceed55sanfrich",543,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed55sanfrich/page/n536",null,null,null,null,"p","m",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:journaljulydecofproceed73sanfrich/269/6a791785",1978,1978,"1978-08-28","resolution",null,"continued","Hearing opened on the 1966 Pacific Avenue condominium conversion appeal","unverified","journaljulydecofproceed73sanfrich",269,"https://archive.org/details/journaljulydecofproceed73sanfrich/page/n269",null,null,null,null,"P","a",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:journaljulydecofproceed73sanfrich/306/cce4518c",1978,1978,"1978-09-05","resolution",null,null,"Subdivision allowed at 1966 Pacific Avenue over the department's objection","unverified","journaljulydecofproceed73sanfrich",306,"https://archive.org/details/journaljulydecofproceed73sanfrich/page/n306",null,null,null,null,"P","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/sd:7f641c79f2",1978,1978,"1978-09-05",null,"appeals","passed","1966 Pacific Avenue condo conversion allowed over Public Works objection","unverified",null,null,"https://archive.org/details/journaljulydecofproceed73sanfrich/page/n306/mode/1up",null,null,null,null,"p","m",0,0.66],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:journaljulydecofproceed75sanfrich/407/2c4c5747",1980,1980,"1980-10-20","resolution",null,null,"Stop signs approved at Pacific and Octavia, Diamond Heights Boulevard","unverified","journaljulydecofproceed75sanfrich",408,"https://archive.org/details/journaljulydecofproceed75sanfrich/page/n407",null,null,null,null,"p","m",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journaljulydecofproceed79sanfrich|115",1984,1984,"1984-09-17","motion","land-and-building","passed","Subdivision map approved for the condominiums at 1925 Pacific Avenue","quoted","journaljulydecofproceed79sanfrich",301,"https://archive.org/details/journaljulydecofproceed79sanfrich/page/n300",null,null,null,null,"P","a",0,3.51],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:journaljulydecofproceed79sanfrich/300/22ed0cf3",1984,1984,"1984-09-17","motion",null,null,"Subdivision map approved for the condominiums at 1925 Pacific Avenue","unverified","journaljulydecofproceed79sanfrich",301,"https://archive.org/details/journaljulydecofproceed79sanfrich/page/n300",null,null,null,null,"P","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/sd:bcb0fbe5fd",1984,1984,"1984-09-17",null,"housing","passed","1925 Pacific Avenue units can be sold individually","unverified",null,null,"https://archive.org/details/journaljulydecofproceed79sanfrich/page/n300/mode/1up",null,null,null,null,"p","m",0,4.38],["d","qipu:sf/decision/journalofproceed85julydecsanfrich:202/1",1990,1990,"1990-08-13","other",null,"passed","Assessments adopted against property owners at about 23 addresses, including Green Street and Vallejo Street.","quoted","journalofproceed85julydecsanfrich",202,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed85julydecsanfrich/page/n201",null,null,null,null,"P","m",0,1.75]]}