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Hudson Avenue

Named in the records1911–2025

182 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1911–2025: 156 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 26 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Named in the records
Records
182: 156 Board decisions, 26 facts from city reports
Years
1911–2025

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 182 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
1911Property owners near Hudson and Railroad avenues were granted permission to fill the westerly side of Hudson Avenue.passedBoard decision
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1913-11-25Board granted Whitley Construction Company a revocable permit to blast while grading a Butchertown property.passedBoard decision
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1915-05-03J. P. Holland to blast for grading on Hudson AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1915-05-10J. P. Holland allowed blasting on Hudson Avenue for gradingpassedBoard decision
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1915-06-21F. Rolandi given ninety more days on Hudson AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1916-03-20Street improvement of Hudson avenue between Railroad avenue and Mendell street, with sewer and paving, was passed.passedBoard decision
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1916-10-09Supervisor Welch proposed condemning land for Hunter's Point Boulevard, including parcels along Hawes street and Hudson avenue.passedBoard decision
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1916-10-09Land at Hudson Avenue and Hawes Street to be takenresolutionBoard decision
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1916-12-18Street levels set on Hawes Street and Hudson AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1918-12-23J. P. Holland allowed blasting while grading on Hudson AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1919-03-10Cost estimate ordered for grading Mendell Street to Hudson AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1923-06-18Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign deeds conveying former Fairfax, Galvez, Hudson and other streets to Water Front Land Corporation.passedBoard decision
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1925-08-24Official street grades changed on Hudson avenue and on Jennings, Keith and Lane streets by ordinance.passedBoard decision
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1925-08-24Street levels changed on Hudson Avenue and Keith StreetpassedBoard decision
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1925-12-21Ordinance ordering street paving and sewers on Hudson Avenue and Keith Street passed, with assessments payable in twenty installments.passedBoard decision
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1926-02-23H. T. Guerin was granted permission to blast while grading on Hudson Avenue between Keith and Lane streets.passedBoard decision
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1926-04-26Board granted contractor H. T. Guerin ninety more days to finish Hudson Avenue and Keith Street improvements.passedBoard decision
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1926-04-26H. T. Guerin given ninety more days on Hudson AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1926-08-02The Board adopted Resolution 26003, setting aside $400 (≈ $7,614 in 2026 dollars) for a Civic Center fountain pump and a Hudson Avenue drain.passedBoard decision
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1927-01-03Resolution adopted appropriating $36,505.26 (≈ $706,901 in 2026 dollars) for a tuberculosis preventorium, a police patrol driver, and half of Hudson Avenue sewer work.passedBoard decision
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1943-01-11Resolution closing and abandoning portions of Fairfax, Galvez, Hudson, Jennings, Ingalls, Menlo, Martinez and Tiburon streets adopted under Resolution 3029.passedBoard decision
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1943-06-07Board adopted, as amended, a resolution concerning a parcel of land on Hudson Avenue.passedBoard decision
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1950-06-26City Attorney authorized to stipulate a $1 (≈ $13.98 in 2026 dollars) federal judgment for a fee interest in Parcel 11 on Hudson Avenue, passed finally.passedBoard decision
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1951-02-26Board released the Public Health lien on 941 Hudson Avenue after Charles Hathaway paid $50 (≈ $648 in 2026 dollars) for care and treatment.passedBoard decision
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1954-04-19Pumping station land at Hunters Point Boulevard and Hudson Avenue adoptedpassedBoard decision
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1957-09-16Vacation of part of Hudson Avenue between Quint and Rankin Streets passed for second reading after an unopposed hearing.passed first readingBoard decision
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1957-09-23Board passed an ordinance vacating part of Hudson Avenue between Quint and Rankin Streets.passedBoard decision
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1960-10-31Public Works gets $2,500 (≈ $28,458 in 2026 dollars) emergency funds to demolish non-compliant houseboats on Hudson Avenue; finally passed.passedBoard decision
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1960-10-31Money to demolish code-violating houseboats on Hudson Avenue sent to committeependingBoard decision
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1960-11-21Plan to demolish Hudson Avenue houseboats sent back to committee.pendingBoard decision
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1960-11-28Money to demolish Hudson Avenue houseboats put off a week.pendingBoard decision
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1960-12-05Hudson Avenue houseboat demolition money taken up againrefusedBoard decision
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1960-12-05Hudson Avenue houseboat demolition reconsidered; no vote shown.refusedBoard decision
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1960-12-05Proposal to delay Hudson Avenue houseboat demolition again; no final vote yetpendingBoard decision
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1960-12-12Public Works proposed $2,500 (≈ $28,458 in 2026 dollars) to demolish non-complying houseboats on Hudson Avenue; the Board refused passage, then postponed the measure.continuedBoard decision
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1960-12-12$2,500 (≈ $28,458 in 2026 dollars) again to tear down the Hudson Avenue houseboats; passed first reading only; no final vote yetpassed first readingBoard decision
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1960-12-12Hudson Avenue houseboat demolition back up for a vote.pendingBoard decision
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1960-12-19Money approved to demolish Hudson Avenue houseboats that break building rulespassedBoard decision
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1960-12-19Board approved $2,500 (≈ $28,458 in 2026 dollars) from Public Works to demolish non-compliant houseboats on Hudson Avenue.passedBoard decision
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1960-12-19$2,500 (≈ $28,458 in 2026 dollars) voted to tear down the Hudson Avenue houseboatspassedBoard decision
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1960-12-19Proposal to put demolition of non-complying houseboats on Hudson Avenue on hold; no final vote yetpendingBoard decision
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1965-02-23Declares intention to vacate portions of Rankin Street, Galvez Avenue and Hudson Avenue; adopted.passedBoard decision
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1965-03-22The Board adopted an order vacating portions of Rankin Street, Galvez Avenue and Hudson Avenue.passedBoard decision
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1965-03-22City gives up parts of Rankin, Galvez and Hudson streetspassedBoard decision
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1965-06-14[name withheld], Topeka and [name withheld] and Southern Pacific railways were granted permission to build a spur track at Quint Street and Hudson Avenue.passedBoard decision
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1969-01-13Half of Hudson Avenue set aside weekdays as a preschool playgroundpassedBoard decision
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1974-04-01Ordinance vacating part of Keith Street east of Hudson Avenue passed for second reading.passed first readingBoard decision
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1974-04-08Keith Street extended to Fairfax Avenue; land swappedpassedBoard decision
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1976-09-27Hudson, Ingalls, Northridge and Kiska widening map approved at Hunters PointpassedBoard decision
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1979[name withheld] · units: 132 unitsbuildingCity report: Housing resources for senior citizens in San Francisco : a project of Legal Assistance to the Elderly
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1982-02-01New Hunters Point map approved, opening Harbor Road and Hudson AvenuepassedBoard decision
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1986Hudson Avenue housing (WW quadrant) · built: Single family market-rate housing completed, WW quadrant of projectbuildingCity report: Issues report for the South Bayshore Study Area
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1998Newhall St. traction power substation (IOS) · acquired: vacant private parcel for traction power substation (IOS)property_recordCity report: Draft environmental impact statement/draft environmental impact report for the Third Street light rail project in the City and County of San Francisco
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2000Hunters Point Reservoir · owned by city: Public Utilities Commission, Water Dept.property_recordCity report: Real property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 2000
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2002-11-25Proposal to issue up to $22,000,000 (≈ $41.2 million in 2026 dollars) in housing revenue bonds for Robinson Affordable Housing at 1340 Hudson Avenue; referred.referredBoard decision
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2002-12-09Resolution authorizes up to $22,000,000 (≈ $41.2 million in 2026 dollars) in housing revenue bonds for Robinson Affordable Housing at 1340 Hudson Avenue.passedBoard decision
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2002-12-09Resolution approves up to $22,000,000 (≈ $41.2 million in 2026 dollars) in housing revenue bonds for Robinson Affordable Housing's project at 1340 Hudson Avenue.passedBoard decision
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2008-12-16The Board approved Final Map 5210, a seven-lot subdivision on Hudson Avenue, on Public Works' request.passedBoard decision
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2008-12-16Seven-lot subdivision map approved on Hudson AvenuepassedBoard decision
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2022-06-07Plan to close parts of Griffith Street and Hudson Avenue approvedpassedBoard decision
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