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Corporation Yard

Named in the records1904–2006

239 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1904–2006: 102 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 137 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
239: 102 Board decisions, 137 facts from city reports
Years
1904–2006

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 239 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
1900-10-11Clinton Fireproofing Company was granted sixty more days to finish its Fire Department Corporation Yard building contract.passedBoard decision
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1907-10-21Board of Public Works authorized to sell unused old iron stored at City Hall and the Corporation Yard at public auction.passedBoard decision
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1908-11-30F. J. Daily and others protested using the Library site for a Corporation Yard; referred to Public Buildings Committee.referredBoard decision
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1909Clinton Fiveproofing Co. was paid a second installment for building work at the Corporation Yard, as per its bill.passedBoard decision
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1909-04-05Board set aside $2500 (≈ $93,594 in 2026 dollars) so the Board of Public Works could move its corporation yard to Eleventh and Channel streets.passedBoard decision
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1909-04-12Ordinance orders construction of a Fire Department corporation yard building, funded from the fire buildings budget, passed.passedBoard decision
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1909-06-14The Board set aside $3,000 (≈ $112,313 in 2026 dollars) from the 1908-9 budget to move the Corporation Yard to Eleventh and Channel Streets.passedBoard decision
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1909-07-06Board set aside $15,000 (≈ $561,567 in 2026 dollars) from the budget for corporation yard sheds and improving San Bruno road.passedBoard decision
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1909-07-19$5,000 (≈ $187,189 in 2026 dollars) was set aside from the 1909-10 budget to complete buildings at the Corporation Yard for the Board of Public Works.passedBoard decision
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1909-07-26Board set aside $5,000 (≈ $187,189 in 2026 dollars) from the street budget to finish buildings at the Corporation Yard, Eleventh and Bryant streets.passedBoard decision
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1909-07-26Fiscal year of Resolution 4116, for corporation yard sheds and San Bruno Road, corrected from 1909-10 to 1908-9.passedBoard decision
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1909-09-07The Board finally passed an ordinance to build the Fire Department Corporation Yard, spending up to $50,000 (≈ $1.9 million in 2026 dollars) from the budget.passedBoard decision
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1909-10-04Clinton Fireproofing Company granted a sixty-day extension to finish the Fire Department's Corporation Yard building.passedBoard decision
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1909-10-11Fire Department payments approved for engine boilers, machinery, and steel work for the Corporation Yard.passedBoard decision
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1909-10-25Clinton Fireproofing Co. approved for $5,000 (≈ $187,189 in 2026 dollars) second installment on building work at the Corporation Yard.passedBoard decision
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1909-12-13Proposed $17,156.87 (≈ $642,315 in 2026 dollars) in General Fund payments for cement, lumber, asphalt and a Corporation Yard contract payment.passed first readingBoard decision
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1909-12-20Payment of $12,225 (≈ $457,677 in 2026 dollars) to Clinton Fireproofing Co. for the final payment on the Fire Department corporation yard building approved.passedBoard decision
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1909-12-20Payments approved for cement, lumber, asphaltum and a Corporation Yard contract, mostly for the Board of Public Works.passedBoard decision
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1910-02-10Extension of forty-five days proposed for Lange and Bergstrom to finish commissary and machine shop buildings at Corporation Yard.passed first readingBoard decision
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1910-02-21Payment to Chas. C. Christenson for concrete work at the Fire Department corporation yard was approved.passedBoard decision
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1910-02-21Lange and Bergstrom were given 45 extra days to finish the Corporation Yard commissary and machine shop.passedBoard decision
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1910-03-28$778.50 (≈ $28,105 in 2026 dollars) third installment paid to Lange & Bergstrom for completing the Fire Department corporation yard.passedBoard decision
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1914Board authorized the Mayor to auction unneeded Fire Department scrap iron, hose and old equipment at the Corporation Yard.passedBoard decision
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1914Board of Public Works authorized to install a $2,400 (≈ $80,866 in 2026 dollars) spur track at its Corporation Yard.passedBoard decision
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1914-07-06The Board asked Public Works to prepare plans for a building at the Corporation Yard at Florida and Treat avenue.passedBoard decision
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1914-09-28Board appropriated funds for water works, sanitation, Fulton Street paving, Civic Center sewers, Fifth Street sewers and Corporation Yard improvements.passedBoard decision
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1915-04-05$400 (≈ $13,344 in 2026 dollars) voted for a storage shed at the corporation yardpassedBoard decision
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1917-01-15The Mayor was authorized to sell five retired steam fire engines from the Fire Department Corporation Yard at public auction.passedBoard decision
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1922-05-08Supervisor McLeran proposed that the city condemn land near Twelfth and Harrison streets for a corporation yard.passedBoard decision
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1922-12-26The City Attorney was authorised to dismiss the condemnation case against Ocean Shore Railway Company for the Corporation Yard land.passedBoard decision
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1927-04-04Auditor authorized to transfer funds to raise salaries of carriage painters at the Fire Department corporation yard.passedBoard decision
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1928-03-01$290 (≈ $5,714 in 2026 dollars) to move the Corporation Yard fence back on Treat AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1928-07-23Board transferred $2,722.01 (≈ $53,635 in 2026 dollars) for repairs at the Hall of Justice and Corporation Yard, including a police room.passedBoard decision
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1929-11-04Board accepted Wells Fargo Bank and Union Trust Company's $31,000 (≈ $610,827 in 2026 dollars) offer to sell Lots 3 and 4 on Harrison Street for the corporation yard.passedBoard decision
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1930-04-07Board approved $1,128.29 (≈ $22,764 in 2026 dollars) to build automobile repair pits at the Corporation Yard.passedBoard decision
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1947-10-27Eminent domain proceedings approved for land near Army and De Haro Streets for a Public Works corporation yard.passedBoard decision
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1949-05-17The Board adopted the Department of Public Works Bureau of Architecture budget, with the corporation yard building cut to $125,000 (≈ $1.8 million in 2026 dollars).passedBoard decision
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1949-05-21Corporation yard new building budget line proposed to be reduced from $300,000 (≈ $4.2 million in 2026 dollars) to $225,000 (≈ $3.2 million in 2026 dollars) in the Public Works budget; amended, no final vote found.amendedBoard decision
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1949-05-21Public Works Bureau of Architecture budget adopted as amended, with corporation yard funding reduced to $225,000 (≈ $3.2 million in 2026 dollars).passedBoard decision
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1950-04-10City land at the southwest corner of Army and DeHaro Streets moved from Public Health to Public Works for a corporation yard.passedBoard decision
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1950-05-08Buildings bought on Army Street for a Public Works corporation yardpassedBoard decision
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1950-09-05Board approved buying part of a lot at De Haro and Army Streets from National Lead Company for $475 (≈ $6,641 in 2026 dollars) for a corporation yard.passedBoard decision
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1951-04-02City Attorney authorized to dismiss a lawsuit over a corporation yard parcel and accept $32.27 (≈ $418 in 2026 dollars) past rent; passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1951-04-16The City Attorney was authorized to dismiss a lawsuit over a Corporation Yard parcel and accept $32.27 (≈ $418 in 2026 dollars) in past rent.passedBoard decision
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1952-01-14Federal government to pay $700 (≈ $8,900 in 2026 dollars) rent on the new corporation yard land; passed first reading only, later finally passedpassed first readingBoard decision
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1952-01-28Board finally passed authority to accept $700 (≈ $8,900 in 2026 dollars) accrued rent from the United States for land in the new Corporation Yard.passedBoard decision
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1959-03-02City settles Payne Construction Company's lawsuit over a corporation yard in Golden Gate Park; passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1959-03-09Settlement of Payne Construction Company's lawsuit against the City was passed, allowing a corporation yard in Golden Gate Park.passedBoard decision
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1960-09-26Proposal to spend $790,000 (≈ $9.0 million in 2026 dollars) buying land and designing a new Water Department corporation yard passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1960-10-03Final passage: $790,000 (≈ $9.0 million in 2026 dollars) appropriated for Water Department property purchase and corporation yard design costs.passedBoard decision
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1961-09-18Purchase of [name withheld] land from the United States for $352,705.20 (≈ $4.0 million in 2026 dollars) as a Water Department corporation yard was adopted.passedBoard decision
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1962-03-12The Board adopted a resolution declaring public need to acquire surplus federal land at Islais Creek for an electricity corporation yard.passedBoard decision
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1962-11-26Land swap with Southern Pacific Company for a Water Department corporation yard passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1963-09-03Board of Supervisors passed on first reading an agreement with Southern Pacific Company exchanging railroad track easements at the Water Department corporation yard.passed first readingBoard decision
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1963-09-10Board passed an ordinance authorizing a railroad track easement exchange with Southern Pacific Company at the Water Department corporation yard.passedBoard decision
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1963-12-23Ordinance appropriating $2,090 (≈ $23,013 in 2026 dollars) for telephone installation at the Water Department's new Corporation Yard passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1983-12-12Surplus Water Department land was approved for sale to the City of Newark for its corporation yard expansion.passedBoard decision
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1985-08-26Ordinance to sell vacant Water Department Parcel 1254 in Newark to the City of Newark for a corporation yard expansion passed second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1993Consolidated Shops Corporation Yard · owned by city: Purchasingproperty_recordCity report: Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1993
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1969Consolidated Shops Corporation Yard · owned by city: Purchaserproperty_recordCity report: Annual report of real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1969
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