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Branch Libraries

Named in the records1940–2007

139 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1940–2007: 108 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 31 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

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Named in the records
Records
139: 108 Board decisions, 31 facts from city reports
Years
1940–2007

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 139 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
1940-04-15Board passed an ordinance appropriating $2,400 (≈ $57,761 in 2026 dollars) for furniture, typewriters and rugs for the Main and branch libraries.passedBoard decision
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1941-05-20The 1941-42 Public Library budget was approved, with a net increase for books, new positions and branch libraries.passedBoard decision
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1946-06-24Eight branch libraries rented, from $45 (≈ $778 in 2026 dollars) to $100 (≈ $1,728 in 2026 dollars) a monthpassedBoard decision
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1947-06-16Seven storefront branch libraries rented for another yearpassedBoard decision
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1947-06-16Seven store leases for neighbourhood branch libraries approved for one year from July 1, 1947, at monthly rents.passedBoard decision
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1948-07-26Necessity declared for building branch libraries and expanding the Main Library, by resolution adopted without dissent.passedBoard decision
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1949-05-31The Board authorized one-year leases of seven storefronts across San Francisco for branch libraries, at monthly rents of $50 (≈ $708 in 2026 dollars) to $135 (≈ $1,911 in 2026 dollars).passedBoard decision
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1950-06-26Seven store buildings used as branch libraries had their leases renewed for one year at monthly rents of $50 (≈ $699 in 2026 dollars) to $135 (≈ $1,887 in 2026 dollars).passedBoard decision
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1951-07-23Yearly leases for six store spaces used as branch libraries approved at $50 (≈ $648 in 2026 dollars) to $125 (≈ $1,620 in 2026 dollars) monthly.passedBoard decision
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1953-08-31Proposes a November 3, 1953 ballot measure for $1,894,950 (≈ $23.9 million in 2026 dollars) in bonds for branch libraries and Main Library improvements; passed first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1955-07-18Board authorized leases with various owners for space in certain buildings needed for branch libraries.passedBoard decision
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1956-02-27Passed on first reading an adjustment writing off a $52.25 (≈ $647 in 2026 dollars) loss from burglaries at the Presidio and Anza branch libraries.passed first readingBoard decision
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1956-03-05Board finally passed an ordinance writing off a $52.25 (≈ $647 in 2026 dollars) inventory loss from burglaries at the Presidio and Anza branch libraries.passedBoard decision
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1957-08-26Board authorized leases of space in several buildings for the city's branch libraries.passedBoard decision
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1957-11-25Supervisors passed on first reading a $14 (≈ $168 in 2026 dollars) reimbursement for money stolen from the Sunset and Golden Gate branch libraries.passed first readingBoard decision
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1958-07-21Shops rented for five branch libraries at $65 (≈ $758 in 2026 dollars) to $135 (≈ $1,574 in 2026 dollars) monthlypassedBoard decision
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1958-07-21Five store leases for branch libraries in Visitacion, [name withheld], Glen Park, Portola and Ingleside were approved for one year from July 1, 1958.passedBoard decision
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1958-11-17Controller authorized to write off $32.70 (≈ $381 in 2026 dollars) stolen from Ortega and Parkside branch libraries; passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1958-11-24Loss of $32.70 (≈ $381 in 2026 dollars) stolen from the Ortega and Parkside branch libraries approved for reimbursement from the Library Department fund.passedBoard decision
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1958-12-15Money stolen from branch libraries, $152.25 (≈ $1,775 in 2026 dollars), was approved for write-off and reimbursement, passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1958-12-22Board passed an ordinance writing off $152.25 (≈ $1,775 in 2026 dollars) stolen from branch libraries and reimbursing the library revolving fund.passedBoard decision
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1959-01-26Reimbursement of $111.25 (≈ $1,288 in 2026 dollars) stolen from branch libraries to the Library Department Revolving Fund passed first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1959-02-02The city passed an ordinance writing off $111.25 (≈ $1,288 in 2026 dollars) stolen from branch libraries and reimbursing the Library Department fund.passedBoard decision
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1959-06-15Controller ordered to write off $224.06 (≈ $2,594 in 2026 dollars) stolen from branch libraries and reimburse the Library revolving fund; passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1959-06-22Controller authorized to write off $224.06 (≈ $2,594 in 2026 dollars) stolen from branch libraries and reimburse the Library Department revolving fund.passedBoard decision
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1959-07-20The Board approved leases of space at 700 Bosworth Street for Glen Park and 2434 San Bruno Avenue for Portola branch libraries.passedBoard decision
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1959-07-27Sites secured for the [name withheld] and Visitacion branch librariespassedBoard decision
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1960-06-06Proposed ordinance writes off $86.34 (≈ $983 in 2026 dollars) stolen from branch libraries and reimburses the Library Department revolving fund; passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1960-06-13Loss of $86.34 (≈ $983 in 2026 dollars) stolen from branch libraries written off and the library revolving fund reimbursed.passedBoard decision
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1960-06-13$86 (≈ $979 in 2026 dollars) stolen from branch libraries written off and repaidpassedBoard decision
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1960-07-11Leases adopted for the Glen Park, Portola and Visitacion branch librariespassedBoard decision
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1961-07-10Leases approved for storefronts and buildings used by San Francisco health clinics, branch libraries and the Department of Electricity.passedBoard decision
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1962-07-16$204.93 (≈ $2,286 in 2026 dollars) stolen from branch libraries repaid from city fundspassedBoard decision
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1963-07-15Leases for health clinics and branch libraries approved, with the 700 Bosworth Street lease removed.passedBoard decision
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1967-10-23The Board passed on first reading an ordinance authorizing parking control near the Eureka Valley and Western Addition branch libraries.passed first readingBoard decision
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1967-10-30Traffic Code change authorizing parking control at Eureka Valley and Western Addition branch libraries passed.passedBoard decision
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1967-10-30Parking control near the Eureka Valley and Western Addition branch libraries passed on final reading.passedBoard decision
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1988-06-13Maher and Molinari urged the Mayor to keep four branch libraries open three more months; sent to Finance Committee.referredBoard decision
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1988-07-11Board adopted resolution proposing $109,500,000 (≈ $311.9 million in 2026 dollars) in bonds to expand the Main Public Library and branch libraries.passedBoard decision
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1993Branch Libraries · cost usd: $5,512,576 general fund cost, 1993-94 Mayor's budget, 109 FTEagencyCity report: Report for the Budget Committee of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors : zero-based budget analysis
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1994Public Library Branch Libraries program · cost usd: $5,426,158 recommended by Department, Mayor's Office and Budget AnalystrecommendationCity report: Report for the Budget Committee of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors : zero-based budget analysis
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1995Recreation and Park facilities and branch libraries seismic retrofit · cost usd: estimated retrofit cost some $12 million for buildings rated #4 seismic vulnerabilityprojectCity report: Final status report on CAO projects/departments prior to my retirement
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1996Fire Department facilities, Civic Center administrative buildings, branch libraries, police facilities · finding: expected to sustain major damage or collapse in a large earthquakefindingCity report: Community safety element : summary background report
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1999Library accepts a $500,000 (≈ $1.0 million in 2026 dollars) Carnegie Corporation grant to fund teen college and career programs in branch libraries.passedBoard decision
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1999-05-03Three branch libraries get public internet computers.passedBoard decision
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2000-03-13Public library gets $262,900 (≈ $514,411 in 2026 dollars) for computers in branch libraries.passedBoard decision
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2000-05-08Public Library receives $857,878 (≈ $1.7 million in 2026 dollars) to relocate the Ingleside Branch Library and upgrade branch libraries, ordinance finally passed.passedBoard decision
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2000-05-08The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $857,878 (≈ $1.7 million in 2026 dollars) to relocate the Ingleside Branch Library and upgrade branch libraries citywide.passedBoard decision
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2000-07-10Proposed ballot measure for the November 7, 2000 election seeks $105.9M (≈ $207.2 million in 2026 dollars) in bonds for branch libraries, passed on first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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2000-07-17Board passed an ordinance calling a November 7, 2000 special election on a $105,865,000 (≈ $207.1 million in 2026 dollars) bond for branch libraries.passedBoard decision
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2001-03-26Supervisor Daly requested a hearing on renovating branch libraries and adding affordable housing; assigned to Neighborhood Services and Parks Committee.referredBoard decision
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2001-03-26Supervisor Daly requested a hearing on renovating branch libraries and adding affordable housing; received and assigned to Neighborhood Services and Parks Committee.referredBoard decision
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2003Resolution proposed by Supervisor Ammiano to approve joint-use agreements between the Public Library and SFUSD for four branch libraries; sent to committee.referredBoard decision
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2003-10-07Supervisor Ammiano proposed joint-use agreements between the Public Library and SFUSD to seek grants for Ingleside, Portola, Visitacion Valley and Ortega branch libraries.referredBoard decision
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2003-11-25Board adopted agreements letting the Public Library and SFUSD jointly apply for Proposition 14 grants to build four branch libraries.passedBoard decision
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2003-11-25Joint-use agreements between the Public Library and SFUSD for four new branch libraries were adopted as Resolution 764-03.passedBoard decision
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2004Resolution urges state to award over $22 million (≈ $39.2 million in 2026 dollars) in Proposition 14 grants for five San Francisco branch libraries.passedBoard decision
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2005-05-24Approves $35.8M (≈ $61.8 million in 2026 dollars) of bond proceeds to improve and build San Francisco branch libraries, passed on final reading.passedBoard decision
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2007Board adopted a resolution urging the Library Commission to add Sunday hours at neighborhood branch libraries.passedBoard decision
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2007-01-30Board urges the Library Commission to add Sunday hours at neighborhood branch libraries.passedBoard decision
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