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Clay Street

Named in the records1836–2026

960 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1836–2026: 902 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 58 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
960: 902 Board decisions, 58 facts from city reports
Years
1836–2026

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 960 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
1909-05-21City Attorney was authorized to condemn a Jones street parcel for a gate house at the Clay Street reservoir.passedBoard decision
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1910-05-09Moliterno's Clay Street building accepted for the Harbor Emergency HospitalpassedBoard decision
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1910-07-18The Board asked the Mayor to sell two unused school shack buildings at public auction on Clay Street and Twelfth Avenue.passedBoard decision
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1910-11-21The Board passed an ordinance renaming Drake Street to West Clay Street.passedBoard decision
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1913-12-22Ordinance to build the Oriental School at 929 Clay Street using $120,800 (≈ $4.1 million in 2026 dollars) of school bonds, passed for printing.passed first readingBoard decision
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1914-01-07Ordinance to build the Oriental School at 929 Clay Street, costing $120,800 (≈ $4.1 million in 2026 dollars), was indefinitely postponed by the Board.refusedBoard decision
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1914-12-29$120,800 (≈ $4.1 million in 2026 dollars) to build the Oriental School at 929 Clay StreetpassedBoard decision
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1921-03-07Stanford allowed to build a tunnel under Clay Street near BuchananpassedBoard decision
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1921-03-07Permission granted to Stanford University to build a tunnel under Clay Street between Buchanan and Webster streets.passedBoard decision
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1926-11-15Board adopted $98,784 (≈ $1.9 million in 2026 dollars) to build additions to Madison School on Clay street, using contracts awarded to several firms.passedBoard decision
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1934-07-13Adolph Stock refused a cut on his Clay Street apartmentsrefusedBoard decision
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1936-06-29City establishes a fund for its share of rents from Lot 2 at Clay Street and The Embarcadero, to pay for widening the Embarcadero.passedBoard decision
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1941-05-05Clay, Jackson and Washington Streets among many made one-waypassedBoard decision
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1952-03-24City approved buying a two-story brick building on Clay Street from the Protestant Episcopal Archbishop of California for $51,500 (≈ $654,808 in 2026 dollars) for School Project No. 25.passedBoard decision
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1955-03-21The Board refused to overturn the Planning Commission's denial of rezoning the Clay and Broderick Streets corner from residential to commercial.refusedBoard decision
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1957-07-01Appeal hearing set for July 8, 1957 on the planning commission's refusal to rezone Clay Street property to light industrial.passedBoard decision
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1957-07-08Appeal against the Planning Commission's refusal to rezone a Clay Street property from commercial to light industrial was continued one week.continuedBoard decision
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1957-07-08Board put off appeal of Planning Commission's denial of Clay Street rezoning from Commercial to Light Industrial for one week.continuedBoard decision
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1957-07-29Clay Street rezoning appeal put off for a weekrefusedBoard decision
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1957-07-29Rezoning of Clay Street to light industry deniedrefusedBoard decision
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1957-08-05Rezoning of Clay Street to light industry deniedrefusedBoard decision
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1957-08-05Clay Street rezoning appeal heard, with attorney Sydney DeGoff speakingrefusedBoard decision
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1957-08-05Appeal against the City Planning Commission's refusal to rezone a Clay Street property from commercial to light industrial is heard by the Board.refusedBoard decision
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1963-01-21Purchase of land from [name withheld] for $145,875 (≈ $1.6 million in 2026 dollars) to widen Clay Street passed first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1964-08-10Street flower stand at 1199 Clay Street refusedrefusedBoard decision
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1967-10-02Appeal heard against the Planning Commission's refusal of a Wetmore Place rezoning from R-4 to R-5 south of Clay Street.refusedBoard decision
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1968-03-18Board adopted an agreement with the State Division of Highways to landscape state property by the Clay and Washington Street ramps.passedBoard decision
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1968-07-22Land to be swapped with the Federal Reserve Bank to widen Clay Street; passed first reading only.passed first readingBoard decision
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1968-07-29Land swapped with the Federal Reserve Bank to widen Clay StreetpassedBoard decision
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1969-01-13Board declares its intention to vacate part of Clay Street between Buchanan and Webster Streets.passedBoard decision
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1969-03-10Ordinance vacating part of Clay Street between Webster and Buchanan Streets, for Pacific Medical Center, passed on first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1969-03-10Proposed ordinance vacating part of Clay Street between Webster and Buchanan for Pacific Medical Center passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1969-03-17Ordinance vacating part of Clay Street between Webster and Buchanan Streets was finally passed.passedBoard decision
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1970-07-06Board passed on first reading an ordinance vacating part of Merchant Street and exchanging property with Transamerica Corporation for the Clay Street widening.passed first readingBoard decision
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1973-08-27Embarcadero Center may build pedestrian bridge over Clay StreetpassedBoard decision
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1974-04-22Baker and Clay Street blocks to be limited to fewer flats; passed first reading only; later finally passed.passed first readingBoard decision
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1974-04-29Zoning map change from R-3 to R-2 for properties at 2000-2048 and 2021-2039 Baker Street and 3020-3110 Clay Street passed.passedBoard decision
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1974-04-29Baker and Clay Street blocks limited to fewer flatspassedBoard decision
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1978-05-22Appeal against Public Works' rejection of a six-unit condominium conversion at 1561 Clay Street was denied.refusedBoard decision
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1978-05-22Substitute motion upheld the Public Works denial of [name withheld] six-unit condominium conversion at 1561 Clay Street on appeal.passedBoard decision
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1978-05-30Condominium conversion at 1561 Clay Street turned downpassedBoard decision
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1978-05-30Board directed the clerk to prepare legislation disapproving Public Works' rejection of a twelve-unit condominium conversion at 3140 Clay Street.passedBoard decision
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1978-06-05Condominium conversion allowed at 3140 Clay Street with conditionsrefusedBoard decision
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1979-01-22Condominium subdivision map approved for 2395 Clay StreetpassedBoard decision
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1979-05-21Approval of the 2950 Clay Street condominium conversion map is ordered drafted, dropping the 80% tenant-consent requirement.passedBoard decision
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1980-02-19Condominium map approved for 3436 Clay StreetpassedBoard decision
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1980-11-24Landmark status proposed for the Clay Street Centerpassed first readingBoard decision
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1980-12-01Landmark status given to the Clay Street CenterpassedBoard decision
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1981-02-02Map of a condominium subdivision at 3595 Clay Street was approved by resolution, Resolution No. 90-81.passedBoard decision
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1982-05-03The condominium subdivision map for 3294 Clay Street was approved after a hearing where no one objected.passedBoard decision
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1983-11-21Condominiums at 1561-1571 Clay Street can be sold individuallypassedBoard decision
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1991-02-11Condos at 1340 Clay Street can be sold separatelypassedBoard decision
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1991-02-25Supervisor Maher asked the City Attorney to draft legislation rezoning an area along Broadway and Clay Street to a 40-foot height limit.passedBoard decision
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1991-09-09Property at 1208-50 Jones, 1275 Clay and 1298 Sacramento Streets added to the Nob Hill Special Use District.passedBoard decision
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1991-09-09Zoning map change for 1275 Clay Street and Jones Street lotspassedBoard decision
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1996-11-25Loan proposed for the Chinese Historical Society at 965 Clay StreetpassedBoard decision
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2007-06-123065 Clay Street: 13 condo flats approved to be sold separatelypassedBoard decision
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2009-06-16Passed: rezoning of 2503 Clay Street from RH-2 to Upper Fillmore Street Neighborhood Commercial District, allowing philanthropic administrative offices.passedBoard decision
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2009-06-30Planning Code amended to allow a philanthropic office at 2503 Clay Street, rezoning that lot to Upper Fillmore Street NCD; passed on first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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2009-07-07Zoning at 2503 Clay Street changed from RH-2 to Upper Fillmore Street NCD, allowing a philanthropic office; finally passed.passedBoard decision
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