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Carroll Avenue

Named in the records1923–2026

309 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1923–2026: 261 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 48 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Named in the records
Records
309: 261 Board decisions, 48 facts from city reports
Years
1923–2026

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 309 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
1923-06-18Board accepted John C. Quinlan's offer to sell land at Carroll Avenue and Third Street for $1,100 (≈ $21,674 in 2026 dollars) for a playground.passedBoard decision
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1923-06-18J. J. Von Aspern's land on Carroll Avenue bought for recreationresolutionBoard decision
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1923-06-18J. J. Von Aspern offers Carroll Avenue land for a playgroundpassedBoard decision
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1923-06-18J. J. Von Aspern's offer to sell Carroll avenue land in Bay View for $800 (≈ $15,763 in 2026 dollars) for a playground was accepted.passedBoard decision
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1923-06-18J. J. Von Aspern sells Carroll Avenue playground land for $800 (≈ $15,763 in 2026 dollars)passedBoard decision
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1923-06-18Payment of $1,100 (≈ $21,674 in 2026 dollars) to John Quinlan for playground land on Carroll Avenue approved.passedBoard decision
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1924-05-26Proposal to rezone property bounded by Third Street, Yosemite Avenue and Carroll Avenue to light industrial was laid over one week.continuedBoard decision
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1924-06-23Property bounded by Third street, Yosemite avenue, Carroll avenue and the railroad right-of-way rezoned to light industrial district, passed.passedBoard decision
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1925-01-05Supervisor Harrelson proposed a resolution to condemn land for widening Carroll Avenue; the outcome is not yet printed.resolutionBoard decision
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1925-05-25Premier Bed and Spring Company allowed a track near Carroll AvenueordinanceBoard decision
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1925-08-31Southern Pacific Company seeks revocable permission to build and run a spur track along Carroll Avenue and across Third Street.resolutionBoard decision
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1925-09-08Proposed permission for Southern Pacific Company to build and operate a revocable spur track along Carroll Avenue.passedBoard decision
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1925-09-21J. W. Bender's land accepted to open Carroll AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1925-12-14Permission proposed for Pacific Electric Manufacturing Company to build a spur track on Carroll Avenue.passedBoard decision
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1926-02-23Southern Pacific Company's Carroll Avenue spur track permit amended, limiting switching across Third Street to midday hours.passedBoard decision
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1926-12-06Pacific Electric Manufacturing Co. to be permitted to operate an electric furnace on Carroll Avenue near Jennings Street; passed first reading onlypassed first readingBoard decision
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1927-02-21Pacific States Construction Company asked permission to build a spur track on Carroll Avenue between Jennings and Keith streets.ordinanceBoard decision
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1927-03-07Pacific States Construction Company granted permission to build a spur track on Carroll Avenue between Jennings and Keith streets.passedBoard decision
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1928-03-26Pacific Electric Manufacturing Company was granted permission to build and operate a spur track on Carroll Avenue between Jennings and Keith streets.passedBoard decision
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1928-09-11Proposed ordinance would grant George Russell Reed Company permission to build a spur track on Carroll Avenue.ordinanceBoard decision
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1928-09-24Proposed ordinance would give George Russell Reed Company revocable permission to build a spur track on Carroll Avenue between Jennings and Ingalls Streets.passedBoard decision
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1929-10-07Board closed and abandoned portions of Donner, Carroll and Bancroft Avenues and Newhall and Mendell Streets as public streets.passedBoard decision
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1930-10-06Board sets November 10, 1930 hearing on appeal to rezone triangle of Thornton, Quint and Carroll Avenue.passedBoard decision
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1930-11-10Thornton, Quint and Carroll avenue rezoning appeal set for November 10passedBoard decision
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1930-11-10Property owners' appeal to rezone land at Thornton and Quint streets and Carroll avenue to commercial was laid over one week.continuedBoard decision
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1931-12-07Street levels set on Newhall Street and Carroll AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1933-10-23General Brewing Corporation was granted revocable permission to lay a spur track along Carroll Avenue and Mendell Street.passedBoard decision
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1933-10-23Permission for General Brewing Corporation to lay a spur track on Carroll Avenue and Mendell Street passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1935-06-10Board passed on first reading a revocable permit for General Brewing Corporation to lay a spur track on Carroll Avenue.passed first readingBoard decision
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1935-06-10The General Brewing Corporation was granted permission to lay a spur track along Carroll Avenue, and the ordinance passed.passedBoard decision
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1936-08-03Street levels set on Carroll Avenue east of Newhall StreetpassedBoard decision
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1936-10-19Proposed permission for General Brewing Corporation to lay a spur track on Carroll Avenue and Mendell Street, passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1937-12-20Board ordered portions of Mendell, Carroll, Bancroft, Armstrong, Yosemite and Shoup streets closed and abandoned, with land exchanged for Southern Pacific Company.passedBoard decision
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1942-07-27Southern Pacific to be told to guard its Carroll Avenue spur track crossings; passed first reading only, later finally passedpassed first readingBoard decision
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1946-06-17An ordinance accepting the Carroll Avenue roadway between Third and Jennings Streets passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1946-06-17Carroll Avenue between Third and Jennings Streets passed first reading for city acceptance of its paved roadway.passed first readingBoard decision
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1946-07-01The city formally accepts the paved roadway of Carroll Avenue between Third and Jennings Streets for maintenance.passedBoard decision
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1946-07-01City takes over the new roadway on Carroll AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1946-07-15Assessment for paving Carroll Avenue between Third and Jennings Streets was confirmed with no protests.passedBoard decision
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1947-08-25General Brewing Corporation was granted permission to build and operate a spur track on Carroll Avenue.passedBoard decision
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1954-06-01Portions of Shoup Avenue and Carroll Avenue were vacated by resolution after no protests were heard.passedBoard decision
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1965-06-28Chemical company allowed to build a rail spur on Carroll AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1966-10-31City buys state land for $1,200 (≈ $12,479 in 2026 dollars) for a traffic islandpassedBoard decision
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1997Candlestick Point Special Use District · rezoned: redesignated as the Candlestick Point Special Use District on General Plan South Bayshore Area Plan Figure 3actionCity report: San Francisco general plan : amendments to the general plan : adopted between September 1988 and July 1997
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2000-05-08Board adopted a resolution urging the State Corrections Department to seek an alternate site for the 1970 Carroll Avenue parole office.passedBoard decision
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2000-05-08Resolution adopted urging the State Department of Corrections to seek an alternate site for the Carroll Avenue parole office.passedBoard decision
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2012-02-28Eight commercial condo units approved at 1994 Carroll AvenuepassedBoard decision
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2012-02-28Board approved final map 5674, a three-lot subdivision with eight commercial condominium units, at Carroll Avenue and Phelps Street.passedBoard decision
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2013-10-01Resolution adopted allowing up to $30,000,000 (≈ $43.4 million in 2026 dollars) mortgage revenue bonds for housing at 1751 Carroll Avenue.passedBoard decision
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2014Approved a $28.5M (≈ $40.6 million in 2026 dollars) revenue note to finance a 121-unit affordable senior housing project at 1751 Carroll Avenue.passedBoard decision
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2014-01-07Resolution adopted authorizing a $28.5 million (≈ $40.6 million in 2026 dollars) housing revenue note to build 121 affordable senior homes at 1751 Carroll Avenue.passedBoard decision
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2014-06-03Senior housing at 1751 Carroll Avenue: March 4 hearing approved.passedBoard decision
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2021-05-04A purchase option deal sent to the Budget and Finance CommitteeresolutionBoard decision
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2021-05-25A purchase option deal with no subject named on this pageresolutionBoard decision
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2022-03-22$38.5M (≈ $44.3 million in 2026 dollars) purchase of 1236 Carroll Avenue from Prologis sent to committeeresolutionBoard decision
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2025-07-29Rezoning 1236 Carroll Avenue to public land sent to committeeordinanceBoard decision
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2025-07-29Rezoning 1236 Carroll Avenue to public land sent to committeeordinanceBoard decision
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2026Fire Department training campus cleared to build at 1200 Carroll AvenueresolutionBoard decision
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2026-01-061236 Carroll Avenue rezoned public with taller limits, first readingordinanceBoard decision
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2026-01-13Rezoning proposed at 1236 Carroll Avenue for the fire training centerordinanceBoard decision
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