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Geneva Avenue

Named in the records1910–2026

761 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1910–2026: 701 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 60 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
761: 701 Board decisions, 60 facts from city reports
Years
1910–2026

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 761 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
1919-09-15The Board asked the City Engineer to study and cost a Municipal Railway extension from Potrero avenue and Army street into the Geneva district.passedBoard decision
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1926-10-25Board appropriated County Road Fund money for twelve street improvements, including Geneva Avenue, Garfield Street and Bay Shore Highway.passedBoard decision
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1928-12-03Proposed rezoning of Geneva Avenue lots near Huron Avenue from First Residential to Commercial and Second Residential districts; passed for printing.passed first readingBoard decision
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1928-12-10Strip of Geneva Avenue near Huron Avenue rezoned from First Residential to Commercial and Second Residential districts, finally passed.passedBoard decision
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1930-01-06Approved County Road Fund money to reconstruct Broadway between Hyde and Jones streets and build a Geneva Avenue fence.passedBoard decision
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1931-04-27Property owners appealed the City Planning Commission's denial of rezoning Alemany Boulevard between Geneva Avenue and Niagara Street; the hearing was laid over one week.continuedBoard decision
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1934-06-25Market Street Railway Company granted revocable permission to run a bus line over Geneva Avenue to the San Mateo County line.passedBoard decision
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1934-06-25Market Street Railway Company was granted revocable permission to run buses over Geneva Avenue and nearby streets.passedBoard decision
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1937-03-08Board adopted a resolution ordering condemnation of a 22-foot strip of land along Geneva Avenue for a public street.passedBoard decision
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1937-09-07Geneva Avenue declared a major road, neighbors spared the paving costpassedBoard decision
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1938-04-25Board set May 2, 1938 as the hearing date for the appeal against denied rezoning at Alemany Boulevard and Geneva Avenue.passedBoard decision
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1938-05-09Bardini's bid to rezone the northeast corner of Alemany Boulevard and Geneva Avenue to commercial failed, leaving the Planning Commission's denial in place.refusedBoard decision
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1938-05-09Rezoning refusal at Alemany and Geneva Avenue left standingrefusedBoard decision
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1940-03-04The Board adopted a resolution renaming part of Walbridge Street, from Carter Street to the County Line, as Geneva Avenue.passedBoard decision
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1940-03-04Part of Walbridge Street renamed Geneva AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1942-03-09A 22-foot strip of land along Geneva Avenue, acquired from the Gough Street Railroad Company in 1937, dedicated as public street.passedBoard decision
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1942-11-09Board passed an ordinance authorizing an agreement with San Mateo County to widen Geneva Avenue, plus $10,000 (≈ $206,712 in 2026 dollars) for land purchase.passedBoard decision
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1945-10-01Board refused to overturn the City Planning Commission's denial of rezoning the southwest corner of Geneva Avenue and Paris Street.refusedBoard decision
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1945-10-01Geneva Avenue and Paris Street rezoning hearing moved to September 24refusedBoard decision
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1945-10-01Shops refused at Geneva Avenue and Paris StreetrefusedBoard decision
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1946-03-18Board adopted resolution starting eminent domain to take land for widening Geneva Avenue from Mission Street to Alemany Boulevard.passedBoard decision
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1946-04-08Board finally passed $15,000 (≈ $259,185 in 2026 dollars) to complete property purchases for extending Geneva Avenue from Mission Street to Alemany Boulevard.passedBoard decision
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1946-06-17880 Geneva Avenue to be sold at auction for the wideningpassedBoard decision
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1946-06-17880 Geneva Avenue building to be sold at public auctionpassedBoard decision
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1947-01-27Approved public auction sale of the city-owned building at 5118-5120 Mission Street, acquired for the Geneva Avenue widening.passedBoard decision
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1947-05-26City authorized public auction sale of buildings acquired for widening Geneva Avenue from Mission Street to Alemany Boulevard.passedBoard decision
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1950-01-16Geneva Avenue to be opened from Alemany Boulevard to Mission StreetpassedBoard decision
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1951-08-27Final passage sets jitney bus fares of 15 or 25 cents on Mission Street routes between Ferry Building and Geneva Avenue.passedBoard decision
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1951-11-26Board sets December 3, 1951 hearing on appeal against refused rezoning of Geneva Avenue and San Jose Avenue property.passedBoard decision
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1951-12-03Appeal of the Planning Commission's refusal to rezone Geneva Avenue property from residential to commercial was continued.continuedBoard decision
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1951-12-10Cayuga Improvement Association's objection to rezoning Geneva Avenue property to commercial was refused and ordered filed.refusedBoard decision
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1954-04-12Board set an April 19, 1954 hearing on an appeal of the planning commission's Geneva Avenue rezoning.passedBoard decision
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1954-04-19Board refused to overturn the Planning Commission's approval rezoning two Geneva Avenue parcels, which therefore stands.refusedBoard decision
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1957-08-12Hearing set for the Alemany Boulevard and Geneva Avenue rezoning appealpassed first readingBoard decision
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1957-08-12Appeal over the planning commission's refusal to rezone the southeast corner of Alemany Boulevard and Geneva Avenue to commercial.continuedBoard decision
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1957-08-19Appeal against the Planning Commission's refusal to rezone the southeast corner of Alemany Boulevard and Geneva Avenue to commercial.refusedBoard decision
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1957-09-03Rezoning of the Alemany Boulevard and Geneva Avenue corner to commercial was refused, upholding the Planning Commission's denial.refusedBoard decision
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1957-09-03The Board refused to overturn the Planning Commission's denial of rezoning the northeast corner of Alemany Boulevard and Geneva Avenue to commercial use.refusedBoard decision
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1960-05-26Appeal against Alemany Boulevard commercial change refused a hearingrefusedBoard decision
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1962-10-15$650,000 (≈ $7.3 million in 2026 dollars) to buy land for widening Geneva AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1963-12-23Purchase of property from [name withheld] for $20,750 (≈ $228,481 in 2026 dollars) to widen Geneva Avenue was adopted.passedBoard decision
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1964-01-27Board approves widening and extending Geneva Avenue to Ocean AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1964-03-30Surplus city land on Geneva Avenue to be soldpassed first readingBoard decision
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1964-04-06Public Works surplus property on Geneva Avenue between Cayuga Avenue and Delano Street was sold, passed on final vote.passedBoard decision
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1964-04-06Surplus city land on Geneva Avenue to be soldpassedBoard decision
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1964-06-29Surplus city land sold on Geneva Avenue between Cayuga and DelanopassedBoard decision
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1965-02-15Purchase of land from [name withheld] for $19,500 (≈ $208,582 in 2026 dollars), needed to extend and widen Geneva Avenue, approved.passedBoard decision
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1965-04-05Carter Street lots rezoned from homes to shops near Geneva AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1965-05-17Eminent domain acquisition of property for the Geneva Avenue extension and widening approved, cost not to exceed $360,000 (≈ $3.9 million in 2026 dollars).passedBoard decision
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1967-01-09Purchase of property from [name withheld] and [name withheld] for $400 (≈ $4,035 in 2026 dollars) for widening Geneva Avenue passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1969-06-23About six acres of vacant land south of Geneva Avenue and west of Carter Street was proposed for rezoning to R-1, passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1970-03-23After a hearing with no protests, the Board adopted the [name withheld] improvement work north of Geneva Avenue, done by Annuzzi Concrete Service.passedBoard decision
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1974-08-19Four vacant city lots sold to B.R.[name withheld] for $49,250 (≈ $336,598 in 2026 dollars)passedBoard decision
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1992-04-13Two-family housing proposed for Howth Street at Geneva Avenuepassed first readingBoard decision
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1992-04-20Two-family housing proposed for Howth Street at Geneva AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1999-02-08Collapsed sewer on Geneva Avenue replaced for $74,467 (≈ $150,606 in 2026 dollars)passedBoard decision
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2002-08-19Disapproval of a conditional use for a four-story mixed-use building at 1005-1007 Geneva Avenue was upheld.passedBoard decision
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2002-12-09Board adopted findings supporting the Planning Department's conditional use approval for 965-985 Geneva Avenue and 852 Paris Street, the Apollo Theater site.passedBoard decision
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2007-03-06Proposed ordinance appropriating $1,044,490 (≈ $1.7 million in 2026 dollars) for Geneva Avenue Car Barn repairs and $300,000 (≈ $487,513 in 2026 dollars) for Alemany Boulevard greening passed first reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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2009-07-21Subdivision map approved for forty-eight flats at 1888 Geneva AvenuepassedBoard decision
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