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Mission Model Neighborhood

Named in the records1950–1976

141 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1950–1976: 30 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 111 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
141: 30 Board decisions, 111 facts from city reports
Years
1950–1976

What the records say

The 60 most telling of its 141 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
1950Mission Model Neighborhood Area · population: Spanish-origin population doubled from 1950 to 1960 and again from 1960 to 1970findingCity report: Mission Education Project, Inc. : CDA evaluation
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1960Mission Model Neighborhood · other: 21,330 total housing unitsproperty_recordCity report: Housing and urban resource development for the city of San Francisco : an interdisciplinary study in systems design at Stanford University, winter and spring quarters 1970 : final report
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1960Mission Model Neighborhood · other: Total housing units 21,330siteCity report: Housing and urban resource development for the city of San Francisco : an interdisciplinary study in systems design at Stanford University, winter and spring quarters 1970 : final report
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1960Mission Model Neighborhood · population: 51,144siteCity report: Housing and urban resource development for the city of San Francisco : an interdisciplinary study in systems design at Stanford University, winter and spring quarters 1970 : final report
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1960Mission Model Neighborhood · population: 51,144property_recordCity report: Housing and urban resource development for the city of San Francisco : an interdisciplinary study in systems design at Stanford University, winter and spring quarters 1970 : final report
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1960Mission Model Neighborhood (Model Cities area) · other: More than 25% of residents over 25 had less than an eighth grade educationfindingCity report: Housing and urban resource development for the city of San Francisco : an interdisciplinary study in systems design at Stanford University, winter and spring quarters 1970 : final report
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1969Mission Model Neighborhood Area tuberculosis rate · finding: Tuberculosis rate more than twice the City ratefindingCity report: Mission Model Cities, 74-75 : presented to Mayor Joseph Alioto, San Francisco Model Cities Agency, San Francisco Board of Supervisiors, H.U.D.
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1969-12-01Mission model neighborhood program by-laws and resolution passed for second reading as amended, 7 to 4.passed first readingBoard decision
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1969-12-01Proposed by-laws for the Mission Model Neighborhood Corporation and a contract with it were taken up from Planning and Development Committee.otherBoard decision
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1970Mission Model Neighborhood · finding: many buildings, both non-residential and residential, have suffered deterioration from agefindingCity report: Housing and urban resource development for the city of San Francisco : an interdisciplinary study in systems design at Stanford University, winter and spring quarters 1970 : final report
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1970Mission Model Neighborhood housing · recommendation: Large-scale housing construction to be promoted, designed, financed, and operated to encourage racial and economic integrationrecommendationCity report: Housing and urban resource development for the city of San Francisco : an interdisciplinary study in systems design at Stanford University, winter and spring quarters 1970 : final report
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1970Mission Model Neighborhood Area · population: Significantly younger population, larger families, higher unemployment, less education, lower income than San Francisco as a wholefindingCity report: Mission Education Project, Inc. : CDA evaluation
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1970Mission Model Neighborhood Area · population: Future growth of the Spanish-origin population expected in the Mission, per 1970 census summaryfindingCity report: Mission Education Project, Inc. : CDA evaluation
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1970-03-09Supervisor Ertola's proposed ordinance to create a Mission Model Neighborhood Agency was referred to the Planning and Development Committee.referredBoard decision
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1970-05-11Mission neighborhood planning by-laws put off to June 15.pendingBoard decision
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1970-06-08Board continued the ordinance creating a City Demonstration Agency for the Mission Model Neighborhood Area to June 15, 1970.continuedBoard decision
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1970-06-08Mission neighborhood planning by-laws put off; vote postponed.pendingBoard decision
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1970-06-08Mission neighborhood planning by-laws put off to June 15.pendingBoard decision
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1970-06-08Mission neighborhood planning by-laws put off; vote postponed.pendingBoard decision
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1970-06-15By-laws for the Mission Model Neighborhood Corporation were approved and the Mayor authorized to contract with it for planning.passedBoard decision
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1970-06-15Board refused passage of a proposal to create a City Demonstration Agency for the Mission Model Neighborhood Area.refusedBoard decision
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1970-06-22Board refers City Attorney opinion request on legality of Mission Model Neighborhood contract to Finance Committee.referredBoard decision
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1970-10-26Mailliard's request for a progress report on the Mission Model Neighborhood Corporation's demonstration plan was granted.passedBoard decision
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1971Mission Model Neighborhood Corporation · other: citizens group from the Mission Model Neighborhood AreaagencyCity report: Workable program for community improvement : application and recertification, January 1, 1972-December 21, 1973
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1971Housing opportunity areas · proposes: Other opportunity areas for housing: Mission Model Neighborhood, Kirkland Bus Yard, Maritime Area, Wisconsin Street SitesiteCity report: Workable program for community improvement : application and recertification, January 1, 1972-December 21, 1973
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1971Mission Model Neighborhood housing assistance · cost usd: $800.000projectCity report: Workable program for community improvement : application and recertification, January 1, 1972-December 21, 1973
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1971Model Neighborhood areas (Hunters Point and Mission) · other: Funds programmed to assist rehabilitation of structures designed for use by low- and moderate-income familiessiteCity report: Workable program for community improvement : application and recertification, January 1, 1972-December 21, 1973
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1971Model Neighborhood areas (Hunters Point and Mission) · other: funds programmed for rehabilitation of structures for low- and moderate-income familiesprojectCity report: Workable program for community improvement : application and recertification, January 1, 1972-December 21, 1973
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1971-04-08Mission Model Neighborhood Corporation · other: Office at 2922 Mission Street, San FranciscoagencyCity report: Mission Model Cities, 74-75 : presented to Mayor Joseph Alioto, San Francisco Model Cities Agency, San Francisco Board of Supervisiors, H.U.D.
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1971-04-26Mission Model Neighborhood 1971-72 development plan, revised after meetings, is before the Board for federal submission.resolutionBoard decision
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1971-04-26Hearings sought on the Mission Model Neighborhood's eastern boundaryreferredBoard decision
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1971-05-03Board adopted, with amendments, the Mission Model Neighborhood development plan for 1971-72 and sent it to federal housing officials.passedBoard decision
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1971-05-03Plan's day-care priority wording changed to 'employed'passedBoard decision
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1971-05-03Mission plan approved; area may shrink after more hearingspassedBoard decision
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1971-05-03Mission Model Neighborhood development plan for 1971-72 adopted for submission to the federal housing department.passedBoard decision
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1971-05-03Move to change Mission plan boundaries voted downrejectedBoard decision
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1971-05-03Mission plan change put off to May 10.pendingBoard decision
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1971-05-03Mission plan change put off again to May 10.pendingBoard decision
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1971-05-03Proposal to possibly shrink Mission area near freeway; no vote shown.unknownBoard decision
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1971-10-26City accepts $156,717 (≈ $1.3 million in 2026 dollars) to pay for Mission children's day carepassedBoard decision
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1971-11-29$608,311 (≈ $5.1 million in 2026 dollars) for Mission day care contracts sent to committee.pendingBoard decision
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1972Mission Language & Vocational School · other: 108 students trained in first action year (1972)projectCity report: Mission Model Cities, 74-75 : presented to Mayor Joseph Alioto, San Francisco Model Cities Agency, San Francisco Board of Supervisiors, H.U.D.
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1972Mission Comprehensive Plan · sponsor: Burger and Coplans and Hal Dunleavy and Associates (consultants)projectCity report: Establishment of Mayor's Office of Economic Development in San Francisco : first year final report
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1972-01-17Mission neighborhood program boundary cut near freeway approvedpassedBoard decision
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1972-01-17Mission neighborhood program boundary cut near freeway approved.passedBoard decision
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1972-01-31A resolution supporting the Mission Education Project of the Mission Model Neighborhood Program was referred to the Joint Finance and Social Services Committee.referredBoard decision
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1974Mission Model Neighborhood Area residents · recommendation: Residents must have a powerful voice in allocation of future Federal monies received by the City and County of San FranciscorecommendationCity report: Mission Model Cities, 74-75 : presented to Mayor Joseph Alioto, San Francisco Model Cities Agency, San Francisco Board of Supervisiors, H.U.D.
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1974Immigration & Naturalization project citizenship classes · other: 440 residents became United States citizensprojectCity report: Mission Model Cities, 74-75 : presented to Mayor Joseph Alioto, San Francisco Model Cities Agency, San Francisco Board of Supervisiors, H.U.D.
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1974Mission Model Neighborhood Area · finding: recognized as a poverty area; residents lack city-provided child carefindingCity report: Mission Model Cities, 74-75 : presented to Mayor Joseph Alioto, San Francisco Model Cities Agency, San Francisco Board of Supervisiors, H.U.D.
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1974Mission Childcare Consortium, Inc. (MCCCI) · other: six day care centers in operation serving about 200 childrenprojectCity report: Mission Model Cities, 74-75 : presented to Mayor Joseph Alioto, San Francisco Model Cities Agency, San Francisco Board of Supervisiors, H.U.D.
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1974Mission Model Neighborhood Corporation · other: coordinated projects serving Childcare, Health, Recreation, Legal Assistance and Manpower needsprojectCity report: Mission Model Cities, 74-75 : presented to Mayor Joseph Alioto, San Francisco Model Cities Agency, San Francisco Board of Supervisiors, H.U.D.
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1976MEPI Tutorial component · lead agency: San Francisco Unified School DistrictagencyCity report: Mission Education Project, Inc. : CDA evaluation
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1976Mission Model Neighborhood Corporation (MMNC) · other: board of directors of 21 members appointed by the MayoragencyCity report: Mission Education Project, Inc. : CDA evaluation
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1974Mission Contractors Association · recommendation: Requests Mayor Alioto and Board of Supervisors ensure continuance of Model Cities program in Mission Model Neighborhood AreaactionCity report: Mission Model Cities, 74-75 : presented to Mayor Joseph Alioto, San Francisco Model Cities Agency, San Francisco Board of Supervisiors, H.U.D.
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1971City Demonstration Agency · cost usd: $7.3 million HUD funding for first action yearprojectCity report: Workable program for community improvement : application and recertification, January 1, 1972-December 21, 1973
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1974Mission Education · lead agency: S.F. Unified School DistrictprojectCity report: Mission Model Cities, 74-75 : presented to Mayor Joseph Alioto, San Francisco Model Cities Agency, San Francisco Board of Supervisiors, H.U.D.
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1972Mission Education · cost usd: $567,895projectCity report: Mission Model Cities, 74-75 : presented to Mayor Joseph Alioto, San Francisco Model Cities Agency, San Francisco Board of Supervisiors, H.U.D.
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1976Mission Housing Development Corporation · other: began operations serving Mission MNA residentseventCity report: San Francisco Model Cities Program : what will tomorrow bring?
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1973Mission Minority Contractors · other: 19 construction jobs contracted, gross value $964,313projectCity report: Mission Model Cities, 74-75 : presented to Mayor Joseph Alioto, San Francisco Model Cities Agency, San Francisco Board of Supervisiors, H.U.D.
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1973Mission Minority Contractors · other: 16 loans to member contractors worth $220,900projectCity report: Mission Model Cities, 74-75 : presented to Mayor Joseph Alioto, San Francisco Model Cities Agency, San Francisco Board of Supervisiors, H.U.D.
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