Central City
Named in the records1928–2021
80 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1928–2021: 35 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 45 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.
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- 80: 35 Board decisions, 45 facts from city reports
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- 1928–2021
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The 60 most telling of its 80 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.
| When | What the record says | Outcome | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1966-05-16 | Supervisor Morrison's resolution urging central city inclusion in anti-poverty budget requests was referred to the Social Services Committee. | referred | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1966-05-16 | Plan to include central city in anti-poverty funding sent to committee. | pending | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1968 | Central City area · rezoned: part of this area rezoned to stabilize the residential use | event | City report: Programs recommended for carrying out the improvement plan for recreation & open space scanned page ↗ |
| 1968 | Downtown Zoning Study · rezoned: part of Central City area rezoned to stabilize residential use | action | City report: Recreation & open space programs recommendations for implementing the recreation and open space element of the Comprehensive plan of San Francisco scanned page ↗ |
| 1970-06-08 | $10,000 (≈ $86,840 in 2026 dollars) state grant brings library service to seniors | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1971 | Congregate housing rehabilitation proposals, central city San Francisco hotels · proposes: four proposals for rehabilitation of central city hotels under congregate housing and Federal Rent Supplement programs, transmitted to HUD | action | City report: Workable program for community improvement : application and recertification, January 1, 1972-December 21, 1973 scanned page ↗ |
| 1972 | Central City recreation services · finding: Recreation and Park Department provides no programs or facilities in the Central City area | finding | City report: Programs recommended for carrying out the improvement plan for recreation & open space scanned page ↗ |
| 1972 | Central City · finding: Residential population of 27,000 | finding | City report: Programs recommended for carrying out the improvement plan for recreation & open space scanned page ↗ |
| 1972 | [name withheld], Central City · recommendation: Recreation and Park Department should provide staff and support to existing private and semi-private recreational agencies | recommendation | City report: Programs recommended for carrying out the improvement plan for recreation & open space scanned page ↗ |
| 1972 | Central City senior citizens center · recommendation: major new senior citizens center located in existing indoor spaces | recommendation | City report: Programs recommended for carrying out the improvement plan for recreation & open space scanned page ↗ |
| 1972 | Central City outdoor space · recommendation: additional outdoor space with sitting areas, accessible and visible, some with play space for young children | recommendation | City report: Programs recommended for carrying out the improvement plan for recreation & open space scanned page ↗ |
| 1972 | High-need neighborhoods · other: Chinatown, parts of the Western Addition, the Mission, South of Market, South Bayshore, and parts of the Central City area | site | City report: Improvement plan for recreation & open space : a proposal for citizen review : the comprehensive plan of San Francisco scanned page ↗ |
| 1972 | High-need neighborhoods · recommendation: Give priority for recreation improvements to high-need neighborhoods | recommendation | City report: Improvement plan for recreation & open space : a proposal for citizen review : the comprehensive plan of San Francisco scanned page ↗ |
| 1973 | Central City neighborhood · finding: no Recreation and Park Department facilities are located in Central City | finding | City report: Recreation & open space programs recommendations for implementing the recreation and open space element of the Comprehensive plan of San Francisco scanned page ↗ |
| 1973 | Central City area · population: residential population of 27,000 | property_record | City report: Recreation & open space programs recommendations for implementing the recreation and open space element of the Comprehensive plan of San Francisco scanned page ↗ |
| 1973 | Central City neighborhood · other: Central City area serves as an arrival center for people needing inexpensive housing | finding | City report: Recreation & open space programs recommendations for implementing the recreation and open space element of the Comprehensive plan of San Francisco scanned page ↗ |
| 1973 | Central City outdoor space · recommendation: At least one new small park needed in the Central City | recommendation | City report: Recreation & open space programs recommendations for implementing the recreation and open space element of the Comprehensive plan of San Francisco scanned page ↗ |
| 1973 | Central City small park · recommendation: Small park about one-third of a block in size with sheltered sitting areas and a small children's play area | recommendation | City report: Recreation & open space programs recommendations for implementing the recreation and open space element of the Comprehensive plan of San Francisco scanned page ↗ |
| 1973 | recreation and open space demand in South of Market, Central City, Western Addition, and Chinatown · finding: demand far exceeds supply | finding | City report: Recreation & open space programs recommendations for implementing the recreation and open space element of the Comprehensive plan of San Francisco scanned page ↗ |
| 1973 | Recreation and Open Space element neighborhood programs · finding: Neighborhoods with recreation demand far exceeding supply selected as high-need: Chinatown, the Mission, Western Addition/Haight-Fillmore, Central City, South of Market, South Bayshore | finding | City report: Recreation & open space programs recommendations for implementing the recreation and open space element of the Comprehensive plan of San Francisco scanned page ↗ |
| 1975 | San Francisco and Oakland (central city) · other: recommended spatial division for BART fiscal impact work (central city) | site | City report: Development of methodology for the assessment of BART's impacts upon economics and finance : research plan scanned page ↗ |
| 1975 | BART Land Use and Urban Development Project case studies · other: central city area in San Francisco or Oakland selected for policy-oriented case study | project | City report: Land use and urban development project research plan scanned page ↗ |
| 1976-01-05 | Central City parking corporation plan; no vote recorded. | unknown | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1977 | BART construction and BART debt effect on central city credit · finding: Neither BART construction nor BART debt was significant in raising or lowering central city credit; San Francisco and Oakland stand on their own credit | finding | City report: The impact of BART's bond issue on regional public financing : technical memorandum scanned page ↗ |
| 1977 | BART work commute trips · finding: BART is employed regularly for the work commute trip to Central City locations in San Francisco, Oakland, and Berkeley | finding | City report: Social impacts of BART on Bay Area families and life styles : technical memorandum scanned page ↗ |
| 1982-03-01 | Public Health approved a new $9,307 (≈ $32,496 in 2026 dollars) Tenderloin youth streetwork contract with Central City Hospitality House. | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1983 | Department of Social Services hotline hotel program · other: hotline hotel program referring people to central city SROs with vacant rooms | action | City report: 1992 comprehensive housing affordability strategy, city and county of San Francisco scanned page ↗ |
| 1985 | Recreation and open space element, Policy 3 (replacement text) · recommendation: Give priority for recreation improvements to high-need neighborhoods | recommendation | City report: Recreation and open space element of the master plan : proposal for citizen review scanned page ↗ |
| 1985 | High-need neighborhoods, recreation priority areas · finding: Chinatown, parts of the Western Addition, the Mission, South of Market, South Bayshore, and parts of the Central City area | finding | City report: Recreation and open space element of the master plan : proposal for citizen review scanned page ↗ |
| 1985 | Recreation and open space element · recommendation: These areas should be given priority for new parks, recreation facilities and programs | recommendation | City report: Recreation and open space element of the master plan : proposal for citizen review scanned page ↗ |
| 1985-05-20 | Proposed $650,000 (≈ $2.0 million in 2026 dollars) grant to Central City Developers and the Housing Authority for 89 elderly housing units; referred to Finance Committee. | referred | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1985-06-03 | Mayor's $650,000 (≈ $2.0 million in 2026 dollars) grant to Central City Developers and Housing Authority for 89 elderly housing units passed for second reading. | passed first reading | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1985-06-10 | Board finally passed a $650,000 (≈ $2.0 million in 2026 dollars) grant to Central City Developers and the Housing Authority for 89 elderly housing units. | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1986-03-31 | Board considered a $130,244 (≈ $400,405 in 2026 dollars) Public Health contract with Central City Hospitality House for outreach and a 24-hour drop-in center. | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1986-04-14 | Central City Hospitality House proposed for 191 Golden Gate Avenue | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1986-06-09 | Board approved contracts for mental health services with several providers, including Crestwood Hospitals and Central City Hospitality House. | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1990 | Hunger epicenters in San Francisco · finding: Three hunger epicenters: Bayview/Hunters Point, the Central City and Potrero Hill, where more than one person in five is at high risk | finding | City report: Hunger in San Francisco : fragmented services, unmet needs scanned page ↗ |
| 1990 | Central City · population: 9,607 at risk of food insecurity; 21.9%; 9,502 food insecure | finding | City report: Hunger in San Francisco : fragmented services, unmet needs scanned page ↗ |
| 1990 | Bayview/Hunters Point, Potrero Hill, Central City · finding: most at risk of food insecurity and hunger | finding | City report: Hunger in San Francisco : fragmented services, unmet needs scanned page ↗ |
| 1992 | Homeless services, Point II outreach and point-of-access · finding: services generally concentrated in the central city area, not addressing growing needs in other neighborhoods | finding | City report: San Francisco's homeless problem : draft scanned page ↗ |
| 1994 | 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 | finding | City report: Continuum of care : San Francisco : a five year strategic homeless plan scanned page ↗ |
| 1994 | Central City emergency food programs · finding: 32% of the emergency food programs | finding | City report: Hunger in San Francisco : fragmented services, unmet needs scanned page ↗ |
| 1994 | Central City food-insecure population · finding: 22% of the food-insecure | finding | City report: Hunger in San Francisco : fragmented services, unmet needs scanned page ↗ |
| 1994 | Central City food programs · finding: Several programs feed several thousand people in a day | finding | City report: Hunger in San Francisco : fragmented services, unmet needs scanned page ↗ |
| 1994 | Central City · finding: Central City acts as a hub of services for those in need throughout the city | finding | City report: Hunger in San Francisco : fragmented services, unmet needs scanned page ↗ |
| 1994 | Hunger in San Francisco study · finding: Three hunger epicenters: Bayview / Hunters Point, Central City (north/south of Market Street) and Potrero Hill | finding | City report: Hunger in San Francisco : fragmented services, unmet needs scanned page ↗ |
| 1994 | Central City (North/South of Market Street) · finding: Hunger and poverty are highly visible | finding | City report: Hunger in San Francisco : fragmented services, unmet needs scanned page ↗ |
| 1994 | Single-room-occupancy units (SROs), Central City · finding: Large numbers of disabled, ill and elderly individuals live in SROs with limited ability to receive food | building | City report: Hunger in San Francisco : fragmented services, unmet needs scanned page ↗ |
| 2000 | Hearing proposed on releasing $40,000 (≈ $78,267 in 2026 dollars) reserve to Central City Hospitality House and SF Eviction Defense Collaborative. | hearing | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2000 | Budget analyst reviews release of reserved Emergency Shelter Grants Pool funds for Central City Hospitality House and an eviction defense specialist. | other | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2000-08-09 | Release of $40,000 (≈ $78,267 in 2026 dollars) in emergency shelter funds approved for Central City Hospitality House and an eviction defense group. | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2002-03-11 | Proposed Central City Community Courts Working Group was re-referred to the Neighborhood Services and Recreation Committee by Supervisor Newsom. | referred | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2015-12-08 | Health services contract with Central City Hospitality House extended two years. | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2015-12-08 | 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. | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2015-12-08 | Health services contract with Central City Hospitality House extended two years. | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2018-02-27 | Older adults program sublease at 1563 Mission Street approved | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 2021-04-20 | Central City Hospitality House mental health contract amendment approved | passed | Board decision scanned page ↗ |
| 1993 | Central City Seniors · cost usd: $997,205 | project | City report: Report for the Budget Committee of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors : zero-based budget analysis scanned page ↗ |
| 1963 | Hearing on Central City Problems · event: Hearing on the subject of central city problems held in San Francisco | event | City report: Transcript of hearing on the subject of central city problems, San Francisco, California, October 22, 1963 scanned page ↗ |
| 1963 | Central city problems hearing · other: Mayor Wade of [name withheld] left before testifying; five suggestions left with committee | event | City report: Transcript of hearing on the subject of central city problems, San Francisco, California, October 22, 1963 scanned page ↗ |
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