{"id":null,"ids":[],"kind":"named in documents","name":"Central City","tied_by":"name","block":null,"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/journalofproceed23sanfrich:1817/1",1928,1928,"1928-08-20","ordinance",null,null,"Board voted eight to seven on an ordinance for a central city warehouse and central garage; the final outcome is not printed here.","quoted","journalofproceed23sanfrich",1817,"https://archive.org/details/journalofproceed23sanfrich/page/n1817",null,"Determining and declaring that the public interest and necessity demand the acquisition, construction, completion",null,null,"n","a",0,-4.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124877556:1/1",1963,1963,"October 22, 1963","event","minutes or proceedings",null,"Hearing on Central City Problems · event: Hearing on the subject of central city problems held 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city","unverified","C101696845",22,"https://archive.org/details/C101696845/page/n21",null,null,null,"Hunger in San Francisco : fragmented services, unmet needs","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C101696845:5/1",1994,1994,"","finding","study or report",null,"Hunger in San Francisco study · finding: Three hunger epicenters: Bayview / Hunters Point, Central City (north/south of Market Street) and Potrero Hill","unverified","C101696845",5,"https://archive.org/details/C101696845/page/n4",null,null,null,"Hunger in San Francisco : fragmented services, unmet needs","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C101696845:48/1",1994,1994,"1994","finding","study or report",null,"Central City (North/South of Market Street) · finding: Hunger and poverty are highly visible","unverified","C101696845",48,"https://archive.org/details/C101696845/page/n47",null,null,null,"Hunger in San Francisco : fragmented services, unmet 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report",null,"Food assistance distribution in San Francisco · finding: Most food assistance programs are concentrated in the Central City and Mission neighborhoods","unverified","C101696845",7,"https://archive.org/details/C101696845/page/n6",null,null,null,"Hunger in San Francisco : fragmented services, unmet needs","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C101744877:138/1",1994,1994,"1994","measure","study or report",null,"Central City Seniors · other: Less than 10% of clients will be hospitalized","unverified","C101744877",138,"https://archive.org/details/C101744877/page/n137",null,null,null,"Report for the Budget Committee of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors : zero-based budget analysis","n","a",0,-1.0],["f","dl-sf-facts-v1.1-haiku55-2026-10/C124908489:59/1",1994,1994,"1994","finding","plan",null,"Affordable housing development in central city neighborhoods · other: Much of the affordable housing developed over the last 15 years has been concentrated in the central city neighborhoods of the Tenderloin and South of Market","unverified","C124908489",59,"https://archive.org/details/C124908489/page/n58",null,null,null,"Continuum of care : San Francisco : a five year strategic homeless plan","n","m",0,3.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/4minutes2000sanf:274/2",2000,2000,null,"hearing","homelessness-shelter",null,"Hearing proposed on releasing $40,000 (≈ $78,267 in 2026 dollars) reserve to Central City Hospitality House and SF Eviction Defense Collaborative.","quoted","4minutes2000sanf",274,"https://archive.org/details/4minutes2000sanf/page/n273",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/4minutes2000sanf:276/2",2000,2000,null,"other","homelessness-shelter",null,"Budget analyst reviews release of reserved Emergency Shelter Grants Pool funds for Central City Hospitality House and an eviction defense specialist.","quoted","4minutes2000sanf",276,"https://archive.org/details/4minutes2000sanf/page/n275",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,2.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/4minutes2000sanf:233/3",2000,2000,"2000-08-09","hearing","homelessness-shelter","passed","Release of $40,000 (≈ $78,267 in 2026 dollars) in emergency shelter funds approved for Central City Hospitality House and an eviction defense group.","quoted","4minutes2000sanf",233,"https://archive.org/details/4minutes2000sanf/page/n232",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,5.96],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesbo2002sanf:235/3",2002,2002,"2002-03-11","resolution",null,"referred","Central City community courts working group resolution re-referred to the Neighborhood Services and Recreation Committee at Newsom's request.","quoted","meetingminutesbo2002sanf",235,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesbo2002sanf/page/n234",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesjanmay97sanfrich:235/3",2002,2002,"2002-03-11","resolution",null,"referred","Proposed Central City Community Courts Working Group was re-referred to the Neighborhood Services and Recreation Committee by Supervisor Newsom.","quoted","meetingminutesjanmay97sanfrich",235,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesjanmay97sanfrich/page/n234",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,0.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2004sanf_1:411/2",2004,2004,null,"resolution",null,"passed","Resolution commending [name withheld] for 12 years of service to seniors and marginalized groups in Central City.","quoted","meetingminutesb2004sanf_1",411,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2004sanf_1/page/n410",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-2.2],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingaprmay2005minutes100sanfrich:68/2",2005,2005,null,"hearing","whats-being-built",null,"Central City Progressives appeal the Planning Department's negative declaration for an 18-unit mixed-use project at 606-624 Divisadero Street.","quoted","meetingaprmay2005minutes100sanfrich",68,"https://archive.org/details/meetingaprmay2005minutes100sanfrich/page/n67",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingjanmar2005minutes100sanfrich|139",2005,2005,"2005-02-15","motion","land-and-building",null,"Central City Progressives appeal over 606-624 Divisadero Street put off","unverified","meetingjanmar2005minutes100sanfrich",175,"https://archive.org/details/meetingjanmar2005minutes100sanfrich/page/n175",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingjanmar2005minutes100sanfrich|213",2005,2005,"2005-03-15","motion","land-and-building",null,"Central City Progressives appeal over 606-624 Divisadero Street put off","unverified","meetingjanmar2005minutes100sanfrich",271,"https://archive.org/details/meetingjanmar2005minutes100sanfrich/page/n271",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/map:meetingaprmay2005minutes100sanfrich/39/396a3f0b",2005,2005,"2005-04-12","motion",null,null,"Central City Progressives' appeal over 606-624 Divisadero Street put off","unverified","meetingaprmay2005minutes100sanfrich",40,"https://archive.org/details/meetingaprmay2005minutes100sanfrich/page/n39",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingaprmay2005minutes100sanfrich|31",2005,2005,"2005-04-12","motion","land-and-building",null,"Central City Progressives' appeal over 606-624 Divisadero Street put off","unverified","meetingaprmay2005minutes100sanfrich",40,"https://archive.org/details/meetingaprmay2005minutes100sanfrich/page/n39",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2014sanf_2|g106",2014,2014,"2014-04-08",null,"housing","pending","SoMa market-rate homes need extra approval if affordable ones fall behind; pending.","unverified","meetingminutesb2014sanf_2",39,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2014sanf_2/page/n38",null,null,null,null,"n","m",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2015sanf_2:154/4",2015,2015,"2015-10-20","contract","health","referred","Public Health Department amendment extending Central City Hospitality House behavioral health contract to 2017, adding $3,636,566 (≈ $5.2 million in 2026 dollars), was referred to committee.","quoted","meetingminutesb2015sanf_2",154,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2015sanf_2/page/n153",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-3.5],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2015sanf_2|g483",2015,2015,"2015-10-20",null,"health","pending","Proposal to extend behavioral health contract with Central City Hospitality House to 2017.","unverified","meetingminutesb2015sanf_2",154,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2015sanf_2/page/n153",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2015sanf_2:294/1",2015,2015,"2015-12-08","contract","health","passed","Board approved a two-year extension and $3,636,666 (≈ $5.2 million in 2026 dollars) increase for the Central City Hospitality House behavioral health contract.","quoted","meetingminutesb2015sanf_2",294,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2015sanf_2/page/n293",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,3.64],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2015sanf_2|g909",2015,2015,"2015-12-08",null,"health","passed","Health services contract with Central City Hospitality House extended two years.","unverified","meetingminutesb2015sanf_2",294,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2015sanf_2/page/n293",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,1.77],["d","qipu:sf/decision/meetingminutesb2015sanf_2|g910",2015,2015,"2015-12-08","contract","health","passed","Health services contract with Central City Hospitality House extended two years.","quoted","meetingminutesb2015sanf_2",294,"https://archive.org/details/meetingminutesb2015sanf_2/page/n293",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,4.34],["d","qipu:sf/decision/sfbos:bag010918|108",2018,2018,"2018-01-09","resolution","land-and-building",null,"HealthRIGHT 360 to sublease space at 1563 Mission 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services","unverified",null,null,"https://sfbos.org/sites/default/files/bag031621_minutes.pdf#page=18",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/sfbos:bag042021|18",2021,2021,"2021-04-20","resolution","city-services",null,"Central City Hospitality House contract raised toward $15.1M (≈ $18.8 million in 2026 dollars)","unverified",null,null,"https://sfbos.org/sites/default/files/bag042021_minutes.pdf#page=6",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,-1.0],["d","qipu:sf/decision/sfbos:bag042021|19",2021,2021,"2021-04-20","resolution","running-the-city","passed","Central City Hospitality House mental health contract amendment approved","unverified",null,null,"https://sfbos.org/sites/default/files/bag042021_minutes.pdf#page=6",null,null,null,null,"n","a",0,1.89]]}