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San Francisco unreinforced masonry buildings

Named in the records1990–1991

24 records of San Francisco tie this place, 1990–1991: 0 decisions of the Board of Supervisors and 24 facts read from city reports. Open the full list, with filters for years, kind and outcome.

Kind
Named in the records
Records
24: 0 Board decisions, 24 facts from city reports
Years
1990–1991

What the records say

All 24 records, in date order. 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
1990UMB Alternative 2 retrofit of vacant buildings · other: four to six weeks minimumalternativeCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990UMB Alternative 3 retrofit of vacant buildings · other: four to 12 weeks minimumalternativeCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990UMB Alternative 2 retrofit · other: about two-thirds of UMBs would not have to be vacated completelyalternativeCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990UMB Alternative 3 retrofit · other: about half of UMBs would not have to be vacatedalternativeCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990UMB Alternative 1 retrofit · other: no UMBs would have to be vacated for retrofittingalternativeCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990Alternative 1 UMB seismic retrofit · other: about 10% of building space could not be occupied at a timefindingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990Alternative 1 UMB seismic retrofit · other: 0% for industrial buildings to 40% for small-footprint, one-story commercial and residential buildingsfindingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990Alternative 2 UMB seismic retrofit · other: about one-quarter of each building not occupiable at any timefindingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990Alternative 3 UMB retrofitting · finding: only 50% of all UMBs could remain partly occupied during retrofittingfindingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990Alternative 3 UMB retrofitting · finding: retrofitting would disrupt about 40% of a building at a time on averagefindingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990Seismic retrofitting Alternative 1 for San Francisco unreinforced masonry buildings (UMBs) · finding: owner-burden ratios for most UMBs in the range of 11% to 40%findingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990Seismic retrofit Alternative 1 for San Francisco unreinforced masonry buildings · finding: 13% of owners in greater or greatest hardship categoriesfindingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990Seismic retrofit Alternative 2 for San Francisco unreinforced masonry buildings · finding: 33% of owners in greater or greatest hardship categoriesfindingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990Seismic retrofit Alternative 3 for San Francisco unreinforced masonry buildings · finding: 75% of owners in greater or greatest hardship categoriesfindingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990Seismic retrofit Alternative 1 (unreinforced masonry buildings) · finding: range of annual rent increases clusters around twofindingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990Seismic retrofit Alternative 2 (unreinforced masonry buildings) · finding: range of annual rent increases clusters around threefindingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990Seismic retrofit Alternative 3 (unreinforced masonry buildings) · finding: range of annual rent increases clusters around fourfindingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990San Francisco unreinforced masonry buildings retrofitting · other: construction period implications analyzed assuming retrofitting work done for all buildingsfindingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990Seismic retrofitting Alternative 1 for San Francisco unreinforced masonry buildings · finding: would pose the least hardship for building occupants among the retrofitting alternativesfindingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990UMB buildings under Alternative 1 retrofitting · finding: It is unlikely that any buildings would be required to be vacated for retrofitting under Alternative 1findingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990UMB prototype groups A, E, G, K under Alternative 2 · finding: Buildings in prototype groups A, E, G, and K (small, one to three story UMBs) assumed vacated for retrofitting under Alternative 2findingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990UMB prototype groups A, E, G, K, I, L, M under Alternative 3 · finding: Buildings in prototype groups A, E, G, K, I, L, and M assumed vacated for retrofitting under Alternative 3findingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1990UMB retrofitting under Alternative 2 · finding: One-third of the UMBs would be vacated for retrofitting under Alternative 2findingCity report: Seismic retrofitting alternatives for San Francisco's unreinforced masonry buildings : socioeconomic and land use implications of alternative requirements
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1991Survey of San Francisco unreinforced masonry buildings · other: Condition of all of the City's unreinforced masonry buildings was carefully surveyedfindingCity report: San Francisco's Loma Prieta experience : with an emphasis on state programs and policies and their implications for local recovery
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