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Islais Creek

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Islais Creek is a creek in San Francisco. It is named in 356 decisions of the Board of Supervisors, 1908–2025, each linked to its printed page. The Internet Archive and its partners also hold 116 books, maps, films and documents about it.

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Decisions that name it 356

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1900s3
1910s34
DateSummaryOutcomeScan
1910The city appropriated $65,000 to replace the Mission Street viaduct over Islais Creek; United Railroads' compromise payment is still being documented by the City Attorney.referredscan ↗
1912The City Attorney advised that Islais Creek lands are privately owned, and the matter was referred to the Lands and Tunnels Committee.referredscan ↗
7 October 1912Board of Public Works was authorized to advertise for bids on a sewer carrying the Bernal Heights district discharge to Islais Creek.passedscan ↗
23 December 1912Ordinance to construct a culvert under San Bruno avenue at Islais Creek passed for printing.passed first readingscan ↗
6 January 1913The Board passed an ordinance ordering a culvert built under San Bruno Avenue at Islais Creek.passedscan ↗
1914Board asks Southern Pacific and Santa Fe railroads to hire San Francisco residents for building the Islais Creek bridge.passedscan ↗
29 June 1914Acting Health Officer urges finishing the bond sewer from Lake Geneva to Otsego and Cuyuga streets to end Islais Creek sewage nuisance; referred to Streets Committee.referredscan ↗
5 April 1915Board directed the Clerk to reply opposing in principle the reconveyance of Islais Creek lands to the State without compensation.—scan ↗
17 May 1915Resolution, introduced by Supervisor Jennings, directs the City Attorney to include all city property in the India Basin condemnation complaint; passed for printing.passed first readingscan ↗
1 June 1915Supervisor McCarthy moved to defer the Islais Creek matter until June 14, 1915, and the motion carried.continuedscan ↗
21 June 1915The Mission Promotion Association protested a proposed resolution directing City Attorney to file claims on Islais Creek lands; the matter was continued to June 28, 1915.continuedscan ↗
28 June 1915City asks whether Santa Fe must maintain the Islais Creek bridge—scan ↗
28 June 1915City Attorney was directed to seek a State Railroad Commission ruling on Santa Fe's Islais Creek drawbridge duty.—scan ↗
12 July 1915A substitute resolution on condemning Islais Creek lands north of India Basin was introduced; the final vote is not shown here.—scan ↗
19 July 1915Gallagher's India Basin resolutions on condemning Islais Creek land were reconsidered; the text continues on the next page.—scan ↗
9 August 1915Supervisor Kortick proposes a resolution backing State condemnation of Islais Creek waterfront land for docks and wharves.—scan ↗
23 August 1915Board of Public Works requested $400 to staff the Islais Creek bridge; the request was sent to the Finance Committee.referredscan ↗
19 October 1915A resolution to pay three watchmen on Islais Creek bridge from Urgent Necessities was laid over one week.continuedscan ↗
25 October 1915$810 for Islais Creek watchmen, $15,000 for water rate lawsuitspassedscan ↗
8 January 1916The Mayor recommends the city consent to a judgment letting the State acquire submerged city streets at Islais Creek for a nominal price.—scan ↗
10 January 1916Supervisor Gallagher proposed deeding city streets in the Islais Creek Basin to the State in a condemnation suit for nominal consideration.—scan ↗
14 February 1916Resolution urging the City Attorney to settle the State's Islais Creek condemnation suit by deeding city lands for nominal consideration; passed for printing.passed first readingscan ↗
14 February 1916Resolution on State condemnation of city land in the Islais Creek Basin was laid over for one week.continuedscan ↗
26 May 1916Motions to raise bridge engineer and watchman numbers for the Islais Creek bridge were lost; the street repair salary schedule continues on the next page.—scan ↗
22 January 1917The Charter Oak Avenue Extension and Improvement Club protested garbage dumping in Islais Creek and a proposed aquatic park land exchange; referred to committees.referredscan ↗
22 January 1917Board adopted a joint committee report on studying removal of Rincon Hill to fill the Islais Creek area for industry.passedscan ↗
29 January 1917Appropriation of $1,500 for Rincon Hill-Islais Creek grading and filling project is proposed.—scan ↗
5 February 1917Board appropriated $1,500 from urgent necessities funds for the Rincon Hill-Islais Creek grading and filling project.passedscan ↗
18 June 1917Proposed $3,475 to open Stanyan and McAllister streets and build a bridge over Islais Creek.—scan ↗
25 June 1917Board appropriated $3,475 to open Stanyan and McAllister Streets and build a bridge over Islais Creek at Evans Avenue.passedscan ↗
27 August 1917City Engineer asked to study the Islais Creek district as a dump site for material removed from Rincon Hill.passedscan ↗
28 January 1918The proposed change of grade ordinance for the Rincon Hill-Islais Creek project was laid over again for one week.continuedscan ↗
4 February 1918Consideration of the proposed Rincon Hill-Islais Creek project was taken up at a 3 p.m. special order; no outcome is shown.—scan ↗
11 February 1918Supervisors adopted the Change of Grade Ordinance, a method for street grade changes and assessing owners for the cost.passedscan ↗
1920s51
DateSummaryOutcomeScan
23 July 1923Proposed ordinance orders reflooring of bridges at Third Street and Channel waterway and Third Street and Islais Creek.—scan ↗
30 July 1923Ordinance ordering reflooring of bridges at Third Street and Channel waterway and Islais creek passed 18 to none.passedscan ↗
29 October 1923$6,700 to refloor the Third Street bridges over Islais Creek—scan ↗
16 February 1925The Board endorsed Senate Bill 196 and Assembly Bill 253 creating the Islais Creek Reclamation District and urged the legislature to pass them.passedscan ↗
6 April 1925Appropriates $125 for traffic gate alterations at the Islais Creek bridge, adopted by 17 ayes and one absent.passedscan ↗
18 May 1925Bill proposed ordering plans and bids for electric traffic gates at the Third Street bridge over Islais Creek; passed for printing.passed first readingscan ↗
25 May 1925Ordinance orders plans and bids for electrically operated traffic gates protecting the Third Street bridge over Islais Creek.passedscan ↗
13 July 1925Resolution adopted urging the government to dredge the bar off Islais Creek as part of a reclamation project.passedscan ↗
13 July 1925Funds are proposed for traffic gates at the Third Street and Islais Creek bridge and Hetch Hetchy aqueduct trestles.—scan ↗
7 December 1925Board appropriated $500 for lights on Islais Creek bridge and $250 to fill gullies on Coso Avenue.passedscan ↗
25 January 1926Board urges federal authorities to remove a shoal east of Islais Creek and deepen the bay channel.passedscan ↗
3 May 1926Transfer of $571 from bridge painting funds proposed to reimburse Islais Creek Bridge repair costs.—scan ↗
10 May 1926$571 transferred from bridge painting funds to reimburse repairs to the Islais Creek bridge.passedscan ↗
28 June 1926Supervisor Shannon proposed a resolution seeking a solution to the open Islais Creek sewer near Trumbull Street.—scan ↗
20 September 1926$495 approved for test borings in the Islais Creek district ahead of a planned land reclamation district.passedscan ↗
4 October 1926$5,500 to clean and paint the movable Islais Creek bridges—scan ↗
11 October 1926Sealed proposals for a motor for the Islais Creek bridge were opened and referred to the Supplies Committee.referredscan ↗
11 October 1926Board approved $8,860 in appropriations for bridge painting, a sidewalk, and window guards.passedscan ↗
18 October 1926The Board awarded General Electric Company a contract for $1,129.88 to supply one motor for the Islais Creek bridge.passedscan ↗
20 June 1927The Board approved $9,950 for a new motor at Islais Creek bridge and a new elevator at the Forest Hill Muni station.passedscan ↗
1 August 1927Payment of $1,129.88 to General Electric Company for motor and parts for Islais Creek Bridge.—scan ↗
15 August 1927Three commissioners are proposed to assess $1,620,152 of Islais Creek reclamation works on district lands.—scan ↗
6 February 1928The Board appropriated $359.67 to improve Worcester Avenue and $150 to repair the Trumbull Street roadway by the Islais Creek bridge.passedscan ↗
12 March 1928Plans and estimates of the Islais Creek Reclamation District, totaling $1,620,152, were referred to the Streets and Commercial Development Committee.referredscan ↗
19 March 1928Approval of plans to reclaim Islais Creek Reclamation District lands by filling and raising streets is proposed.—scan ↗
19 March 1928Hearing on objections to the $1,620,152 Islais Creek Reclamation District assessment set for April 9, 1928.passedscan ↗
9 April 1928Hearing on objections to the Islais Creek development assessment was continued to April 17, 1928.continuedscan ↗
17 April 1928Protests against the Islais Creek Reclamation District assessment were heard; Reinhart Lumber and William Taaffe & Co. objected, with no decision printed.—scan ↗
23 April 1928Hearing on Islais Creek Reclamation District assessment appeal continued to May 21, 1928.continuedscan ↗
23 April 1928Further consideration of an assessment appeal from the Islais Creek Reclamation District was postponed on Gallagher's motion.continuedscan ↗
21 May 1928Property owners' protests against the Islais Creek Reclamation Project assessment were heard at a hearing; the outcome is not yet printed.—scan ↗
21 May 1928The Board appropriated $450 from the County Road Fund to repair the Third and Islais Creek bridge.passedscan ↗
28 May 1928The Board began a hearing on protests against the Islais Creek reclamation assessment, with testimony and argument still to come.—scan ↗
28 May 1928Hearing on property owners' protests against the Islais Creek reclamation assessment continued to June 4, 1928.continuedscan ↗
4 June 1928Theo. Savage argued protests for the Reinhart Company and William Taaffe & Company against Islais Creek reclamation assessments.—scan ↗
4 June 1928Board continued the hearing on approving the $1,620,152 Islais Creek reclamation assessment until June 18, 1928.continuedscan ↗
18 June 1928Board set April 9, 1928 as the hearing date for objections to Islais Creek Reclamation District assessments.passedscan ↗
18 June 1928A resolution confirming the Islais Creek reclamation assessment of $1,620,152 was passed for printing.passed first readingscan ↗
18 June 1928Board adopted a resolution approving plans for closing and filling streets in the Islais Creek Reclamation District.passedscan ↗
18 June 1928Objectors including Taaffe & Co. and Reinhart Lumber protest the Islais Creek reclamation assessment, saying their properties would be damaged.—scan ↗
18 June 1928Three commissioners were appointed by resolution 25656 to levy assessments for the Islais Creek Reclamation District.passedscan ↗
18 June 1928Board approved the Islais Creek Reclamation District assessment of $1.6M after rejecting property owners' objections.passedscan ↗
18 June 1928The Board overruled protests and sustained the Islais Creek reclamation assessment of $1,620,152 against district property owners.passedscan ↗
18 June 1928Hearing on objections to the Islais Creek Reclamation District assessment was continued to June 18, 1928.continuedscan ↗
25 June 1928Board approves the $1.6M Islais Creek Reclamation District assessment after rejecting property owners' objections.—scan ↗
14 January 1929Board adopted $550 in electrical repairs and rubbing plates for the Islais Creek and Third street bridges.passedscan ↗
11 February 1929Board approved a map opening several streets in the Islais Creek Reclamation District.passedscan ↗
25 March 1929Board appropriated $125 for repairs to the Islais Creek Bridge and the Fourth Street and Channel bridge.passedscan ↗
19 August 1929Islais Creek Reclamation District trustee election resolution, filed by landholder Harry Lorentzen, was referred to Judiciary Committee.referredscan ↗
26 August 1929Election of Islais Creek Reclamation District trustees set for October 15, 1929, with election officials appointed.—scan ↗
16 December 1929Board adopted $616 in County Road Fund appropriations for Marina Boulevard paving and an Islais Creek Bridge dolphin.passedscan ↗
1930s118
DateSummaryOutcomeScan
3 February 1930Board approved five Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling $1,187.50 to various payees.passedscan ↗
14 April 1930Heyman Brothers was paid $1,500 from the sewer fund to settle a court judgment over flooding from Islais Creek.passedscan ↗
21 April 1930Heyman Brothers is paid $1,500 to settle a Superior Court judgment over Islais Creek sewer flooding damage.passedscan ↗
30 June 1930Board approved warrants paying several firms and individuals from Islais Creek Reclamation District funds, totaling over $12,000.passedscan ↗
21 July 1930Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to several payees, including Theodore J. Savage, are proposed for approval.—scan ↗
4 August 1930Warrants of the Islais Creek Reclamation District, including $50 to H. S. Spaulding, put before the Board for approval.—scan ↗
18 August 1930Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants approved, paying the Chronicle $29.32 and Board of Public Works $621.passedscan ↗
18 August 1930Resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to celebrate the start of Islais Creek reclamation was referred to the Streets Committee.referredscan ↗
25 August 1930The Mayor is asked to appoint a citizens' committee to help the Chamber of Commerce reclaim Islais Creek swamp lands.—scan ↗
25 August 1930Board approved investing the Henry F. Windel Trust Fund's $15,620.09 in Islais Creek Reclamation bonds.passedscan ↗
15 September 1930The Board approved three Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling about $11,029 to Sullivan, McGowan and the Board of Public Works.—scan ↗
14 October 1930Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants approved, paying McGowan, Healy-Tibbitts, Taaffe and others from district funds.passedscan ↗
27 October 1930Board approved Islais Creek Reclamation District warrant payments to eight firms and organisations, totalling about $83,000.passedscan ↗
10 November 1930Seven Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling $87,858.40 to various payees are pending approval.—scan ↗
8 December 1930Approved Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, including $54,579.15 to Healy-Tibbitts Construction Company and smaller payments to other payees.passedscan ↗
12 January 1931Board approved Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to contractors and firms, including $65,184.97 to Healy Tibbitts Construction Co.passedscan ↗
9 February 1931Board approves eight Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paying contractors, a railroad and landowners, including $32,657.89 to Healy-Tibbitts.passedscan ↗
9 March 1931Warrants of the Islais Creek Reclamation District totalling about $62,000 to several contractors and firms were approved.passedscan ↗
6 April 1931The Clerk and Mayor were authorized to certify warrants of the Islais Creek Reclamation District, including $328.44 to William Taaffe & Co.passedscan ↗
6 April 1931Warrants from Islais Creek Reclamation District funds approved for payment to railroads, a newspaper, a contractor and others.passedscan ↗
11 May 1931Six Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants are approved, including $74,231.73 to Healy-Tibbitts Construction Company.passedscan ↗
25 May 1931A protest that City Engineer M. M. O'Shaughnessy holds a second post illegally was referred to the City Attorney.referredscan ↗
8 June 1931Warrants from the Islais Creek Reclamation District were approved, including $27,500 to Western Pacific Railroad and $7,500 to Winchester Estate Company.passedscan ↗
13 July 1931Board approved Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paying Southern Pacific, Western Pacific and other payees, totalling about $41,000.passedscan ↗
3 August 1931Islais Creek warrants approved, $15,850 to Western Pacific Railroadpassedscan ↗
10 September 1931Five Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling $3,999 were approved for payment to West, Boyd Investment and a land company.passedscan ↗
5 October 1931Warrants of the Islais Creek Reclamation District paying various payees are approved; the vote is not yet printed.—scan ↗
9 November 1931Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants were drawn to contractors, railroads and individuals; the vote is not printed on this page.—scan ↗
7 December 1931Board approved nine Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling $6,567.93 for payments to contractors and others.passedscan ↗
11 January 1932Warrants of the Islais Creek Reclamation District were approved for payment by resolution.passedscan ↗
8 February 1932Warrants of the Islais Creek Reclamation District approved, including payments to J. B. West and Western Pacific Railroad.passedscan ↗
7 March 1932Ten warrants from Islais Creek Reclamation District funds approved, including $10,000 to Southern Pacific Company.passedscan ↗
4 April 1932Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling about $5,900 approved for payment to contractors and landowners.passedscan ↗
2 May 1932The Board set a hearing date for appeals against the reassessment of the Islais Creek Reclamation District.—scan ↗
16 May 1932Warrants totaling $1,894.11 from Islais Creek Reclamation District funds approved, paid to J. B. West and the Islais Company.passedscan ↗
23 May 1932Assessment of $1,620,152 for Islais Creek Reclamation District works adopted after hearing landowners' objections.passedscan ↗
6 June 1932The Board approved seven Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, totaling about $6,711, paid to city and private payees.passedscan ↗
11 July 1932Five Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants approved for payment, including to J. B. West and J. H. Baxter & Co.passedscan ↗
8 August 1932Approves Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paying Southern Pacific, The Islais Co. and J. B. West, totaling $30,971.61.passedscan ↗
6 September 1932Supervisors adopted warrants paying Islais Creek Reclamation District bills, including $1,247.10 to C. L. Tilden.passedscan ↗
6 September 1932Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling about $32,000 were approved for payment from district funds to several payees.passedscan ↗
19 September 1932Board approved a warrant of $88,830.81 from Islais Creek Reclamation District funds, paid to Bank of California.passedscan ↗
17 October 1932Warrants of the Islais Creek Reclamation District totalling about $12,349 are proposed for approval; the resolution continues on the next page.—scan ↗
17 October 1932Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totaling about $12,000 approved for payment to contractors and suppliers.passedscan ↗
7 November 1932Approval of six Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to several payees is proposed; the outcome continues on the next page.—scan ↗
12 December 1932Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling about $7,900 were approved for payment to several payees, including a $7,000 land company payment.—scan ↗
16 January 1933Six Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants approved for payment, including to Meyer Rosenberg and J. B. West.passedscan ↗
6 February 1933Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totaling $7,704 approved for payment to named payees, including the Director of Public Works.passedscan ↗
6 March 1933Board approved $4,394.05 in Islais Creek Reclamation District warrant payments to contractors and landowners.passedscan ↗
10 April 1933Islais Creek district pays its bills, $2,000 to The Islais Co.passedscan ↗
8 May 1933Warrants of the Islais Creek Reclamation District approved for payment to ten named payees.passedscan ↗
12 June 1933Several Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants approved for payment to named payees; decision continues on next page.—scan ↗
12 June 1933Resolution approved seven Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, totaling $3,640.42, for payment from district funds.passedscan ↗
24 July 1933Four Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling $1,187.46 approved, paid to Public Works, J. B. West and H. Windt.passedscan ↗
14 August 1933The Board approved $1,200 in Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paid to West, Windt and the Public Works Director.passedscan ↗
21 August 1933Attorney Allen G. Wright asked for an October 17 election of Islais Creek Reclamation District trustees, referred to committee.referredscan ↗
5 September 1933Board set October 17, 1933 as the election date for Islais Creek Reclamation District trustees, held at City Hall Room 363.passedscan ↗
5 September 1933Board sets October 17, 1933 election of three trustees for the Islais Creek Reclamation District, with appointed election officials.passedscan ↗
11 September 1933Resolution approves Islais Creek Reclamation District payments totaling $405.70, including warrants to J. B. West and the Director of Public Works.—scan ↗
18 September 1933Resolution approves Islais Creek Reclamation District warrant No. 305 for $63,588.60 payable to Bank of California.—scan ↗
9 October 1933Seventeen Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paid to contractors and others are approved for payment.passedscan ↗
13 November 1933Board approved warrants of the Islais Creek Reclamation District paying seven payees from district funds.passedscan ↗
11 December 1933Approved payment of five Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, including $285.68 to the Director of Public Works.passedscan ↗
22 January 1934Board approved seven Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, including $4,150 to the Estate of M. Dore.passedscan ↗
5 February 1934Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling $12,243.84 to contractors and others were approved for payment.passedscan ↗
5 March 1934The Board approved reclamation district warrants totalling about $9,000 paid to Islais Creek contractors, landholders and others.passedscan ↗
9 April 1934Board approves eighteen Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paid to contractors, suppliers and landowners, totalling about $9,000.passedscan ↗
7 May 1934Approved district warrants totaling $6,175.44 from Islais Creek Reclamation District funds to various payees.passedscan ↗
11 June 1934Ten Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, paid to contractors and creditors, totaling about $11,500, were approved for payment.passedscan ↗
9 July 1934The Board approved Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paying several contractors and suppliers from district funds.passedscan ↗
6 August 1934Payment of Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, including to J. B. West, proposed; outcome continues on next page.—scan ↗
11 September 1934Eleven Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to various payees, including Ludwig Rom and J. B. West, were approved for payment.passedscan ↗
22 October 1934Board approved ten Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to various payees, totalling about $5,000.passedscan ↗
29 October 1934Resolution approves Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paying Pernau-Walsh Printing Co. $111.78 and Allen G. Wright $1,000.passedscan ↗
13 November 1934Board is considering approval of eleven Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paid to several payees, including Southern Pacific Company.—scan ↗
3 December 1934Board approved Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totaling about $11,000 for contractors and suppliers, payable from district funds.passedscan ↗
21 December 1934Payment of Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to 31 named payees is proposed; the vote is not on this page.—scan ↗
14 January 1935Resolution 1743 proposed to authorize payment of Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to numerous payees, including Southern Pacific Company.—scan ↗
11 February 1935Resolution 1789 authorizes payment of Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling $555.50 to the Director of Works and J. B. West.—scan ↗
18 February 1935Board approved a $54.37 refund to H. M. Reinecke from the Islais Creek Reclamation District bond fund.passedscan ↗
18 March 1935Resolution to pay seven Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, totalling about $2,541, was proposed and its vote is continued.—scan ↗
15 April 1935Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling several payees approved for payment from district funds.passedscan ↗
13 May 1935Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to seven payees, totalling $2,763.71, were approved for payment.passedscan ↗
24 June 1935Eight Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling $6,611.10 approved for payment from district funds.passedscan ↗
29 July 1935A proposed resolution would deposit $15,000 of Islais Creek district bonds with Bank of California in exchange for refunding bonds.—scan ↗
19 August 1935Approved eight warrants paying Islais Creek Reclamation District bills to contractors, a printer and the Director of Public Works.passedscan ↗
7 October 1935Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling about $1,540 approved for payment to several named payees.passedscan ↗
12 November 1935Resolution approves twelve Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to contractors and companies, totalling about $9,000.passedscan ↗
9 December 1935Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling about $17,000 paid to contractors and payees; outcome continues on next page.—scan ↗
13 January 1936Board approved fourteen Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totaling $6,500.09 paid to contractors and firms.passedscan ↗
10 February 1936Payment of Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, including $424.47 to the Director of Public Works, is proposed.—scan ↗
9 March 1936Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling about $6,300 approved for payment to contractors and suppliers.—scan ↗
27 April 1936The Board approved six Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, totalling about $1,116, paid from district funds.passedscan ↗
8 June 1936Seven Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants were approved for payment to named payees, including Keuffel & Esser Co and P. F. Reilly.passedscan ↗
13 July 1936Board approved six Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, including payments to Anglo California National Bank and the S. F. Chronicle.passedscan ↗
10 August 1936Board approved two Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, $334.05 and $687.25, one payable to Henry Windt.passedscan ↗
21 September 1936The Board approved seven Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to various payees, totalling $4,307.38.passedscan ↗
5 November 1936Seven Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants approved, including $3,000 to Elizabeth Del Carlo-Frank Del Carlo.passedscan ↗
28 December 1936Board approved two Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants of $194.91 and $334.05 payable to the Director of Public Works.passedscan ↗
25 January 1937Twelve Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paying various private and city payees were approved.passedscan ↗
8 March 1937Supervisors approved two Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, totalling $463.92, for Public Works and a private payee.passedscan ↗
5 April 1937The city ordered payment of a series of Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to contractors and suppliers; the list continues on the next page.—scan ↗
10 May 1937Board approves 21 Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paid to firms and individuals, including the Chronicle and Islais Co.passedscan ↗
15 June 1937Twelve Islais Creek district warrants approved for paymentpassedscan ↗
12 July 1937Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants approved, $1,287.21 to H. Moffat Co.passedscan ↗
16 August 1937Board approved Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling about $1,090 for district payments and payees.passedscan ↗
23 August 1937Resolution proposed setting October 19, 1937 as the election date for Islais Creek Reclamation District trustees, with appointed election officials.—scan ↗
20 September 1937Three Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants were approved for payment to Reinhart Lumber, the Taaffes and the Director of Works.passedscan ↗
1 November 1937Board approved six small Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, totalling about $838, payable to various payees.passedscan ↗
24 January 1938Board approved Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paying contractors and individuals, totalling $5,925.09.passedscan ↗
11 April 1938Board approved three Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paying Reinhart Lumber, Taaffe & Co., and The San Francisco News.passedscan ↗
20 June 1938Board approves eight Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants for payment to various private payees.passedscan ↗
22 August 1938The Board adopted Resolution 4195, approving a $16,002.08 warrant payment to Del Norte Lumber Company from Islais Creek district funds.passedscan ↗
10 October 1938Five warrants totaling $257.53 paid from Islais Creek Reclamation District funds to various suppliers were approved.passedscan ↗
28 November 1938Board approved six warrants paid from Islais Creek Reclamation District funds to Charles L. Tilden and Coldwell, Cornwall & Banker.passedscan ↗
30 January 1939Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to six payees, totaling $1,706.56, approved for payment.passedscan ↗
17 April 1939Resolution 213 would approve Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paying several payees a total of about $250, from district funds.—scan ↗
18 September 1939Warrants of $250.78 and $18.02 paid from Islais Creek Reclamation District funds were approved.passedscan ↗
1940s67
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15 January 1940Four Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to the Beronio and Meagher payees were submitted for the Board's approval.—scan ↗
6 May 1940Board approved three Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paid to the San Francisco News, D. Matheson and Page Taaffe.passedscan ↗
10 September 1940Board approved four warrants from Islais Creek Reclamation District funds, including $956.80 to Page Taaffe.passedscan ↗
10 September 1940Board orders notice of hearing on objections to reassessing Islais Creek Reclamation District land, estimated at $1,620,152.—scan ↗
30 September 1940Board approved the Islais Creek Reclamation District's Second Supplemental Assessment List, reapportioning charges on subdivided parcels.passedscan ↗
30 September 1940Resolution 1323 approving a second supplemental assessment list for Islais Creek Reclamation District reclamation works is continued onto the next page.—scan ↗
10 February 1941Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paying The San Francisco News and Coldwell, Banker and Company are proposed for approval.—scan ↗
14 April 1941Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to four payees, including Antonio Silvani and The Envelope Corporation, were approved.passedscan ↗
28 July 1941Warrants of the Islais Creek Reclamation District approved for payment to four named firms and persons.passedscan ↗
2 September 1941Resolution provides for electing three trustees of the Islais Creek Reclamation District, with the election set for October 21, 1941.—scan ↗
2 September 1941The Board adopted a resolution setting the October 21, 1941 election of trustees for the Islais Creek Reclamation District and appointing its election officers.passedscan ↗
29 September 1941Proposed refund of $128.57 in erroneously collected taxes to the Islais Creek Reclamation District; outcome continues on next page.—scan ↗
27 October 1941Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paying $3.58, $726.14 and $5.04 to three payees were approved.passedscan ↗
23 March 1942The Board approved seven Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paying various creditors from district funds.passedscan ↗
25 May 1942The Board approved Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling $6,261.10 for payment to the tax collector and others.passedscan ↗
1 June 1942The Board cancelled assessments, taxes and penalties on Lot 1 in Assessor's Block 5284A held by the Islais Creek Reclamation District.passedscan ↗
1 June 1942City cancels taxes and assessments on Lot 1, Assessor's Block 5284A, owned by the Islais Creek Reclamation District.passedscan ↗
1 June 1942Erroneous assessments and taxes on Lot 7, Assessor's Block 4380, owned by Islais Creek Reclamation District, to be cancelled.—scan ↗
1 June 1942Cancellation of assessments and penalties on Lot 7, Block 4380, held by Islais Creek Reclamation District, is proposed; vote not shown.—scan ↗
21 September 1942Resolution approves a $775.32 warrant from Islais Creek Reclamation District funds paid to Antonio and Louise Silvani.passedscan ↗
7 December 1942Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totalling $466.39 to five payees were approved.passedscan ↗
5 April 1943Resolution approves three small warrants paid from the Islais Creek Reclamation District funds.—scan ↗
20 May 1943Repairs to the Islais Creek wood box outlet, $25,000, were temporarily postponed by the Board.continuedscan ↗
19 July 1943Warrant No. 916 for $1,546.21 from Islais Creek Reclamation District funds, payable to tax collector E. F. Bryant, approved.passedscan ↗
26 July 1943Board proposes cancelling assessments, taxes and penalties on several Islais Creek Reclamation District parcels in Assessor's blocks 4380, 5246, 5268, 5281 and 5282.—scan ↗
26 July 1943Board cancels erroneous assessments, taxes and penalties on Islais Creek Reclamation District property in Assessor's Block 5590-A.passedscan ↗
9 August 1943Assessments and taxes illegally levied on one Islais Creek Reclamation District lot are cancelled.passedscan ↗
11 October 1943Resolution approving Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paying three payees, totalling $790.80; outcome continues onto next page.—scan ↗
15 November 1943Board approved a $50 warrant from Islais Creek Reclamation District funds payable to Coldwell, Banker & Co.passedscan ↗
28 February 1944Board approved three Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paid to Allen G. Wright and M. H. Levy.passedscan ↗
1 May 1944Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to the San Francisco Chronicle and M. H. Levy were proposed for approval.—scan ↗
27 November 1944Board approved a $50 warrant from the Islais Creek Reclamation District payable to Coldwell, Banker & Company.passedscan ↗
19 March 1945Resolution sets a time for hearing objections to the reassessment of the Islais Creek Reclamation District.—scan ↗
9 April 1945The Board of Supervisors approved the Third Supplemental Assessment List reapportioning Islais Creek Reclamation District charges on subdivided tracts.passedscan ↗
9 April 1945Third supplemental assessment list for the Islais Creek Reclamation District approved, covering reclamation works costing $1,620,152.passedscan ↗
9 April 1945Board approved five Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants paying small sums to contractors, a newspaper and a vendor.passedscan ↗
27 August 1945Election of three trustees for Islais Creek Reclamation District set for October 16, 1945; judges appointed.passedscan ↗
27 August 1945Board adopted a resolution calling an October 16, 1945 election of three trustees for the Islais Creek Reclamation District.passedscan ↗
22 October 1945Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants to Silvani and the San Francisco Chronicle approved for payment.passedscan ↗
17 December 1945Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants totaling $848.06 approved for payments to Coldwell, Banker & Company, M. H. Levy and Wright, Wright & Larson.passedscan ↗
29 April 1946Supervisor Mancuso asked that Islais Creek Reclamation District land be reassessed at $2,500,000; referred to Finance Committee.referredscan ↗
16 May 1946A motion to transfer $474,325 in gas tax funds to the Islais Creek Third Street Bridge was postponed until the street sign matter is settled.continuedscan ↗
17 May 1946Motion cut $388,358 from a $1,490,000 sum tied to the Islais Creek bridge, with $211,642 coming from the General Fund.passedscan ↗
17 May 1946Motion carried to set up $91,000 from the gas tax street fund for the Islais Creek and Third Street new bridge.passedscan ↗
17 May 1946Motion carried to set up $277,258 from the Special Road Improvement Fund for the Islais Creek, Third Street bridge.passedscan ↗
17 May 1946Mancuso moved $388,358 for the Islais Creek and Third Street Bridge from road funds; MacPhee opposed the use of tax funds.—scan ↗
14 October 1946Board approved four Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants, totalling $610.80, paid to Silvani, the Chronicle, Buckley & Curtin and Levy.passedscan ↗
27 January 1947Board approved three Islais Creek Reclamation District payment warrants to Coldwell, Banker & Company, Wright & Larson and M. H. Levy.passedscan ↗
5 May 1947Ordinance proposed to settle the City's suit against George M. Orly for damage to the Islais Creek Bridge gate for $850.—scan ↗
14 July 1947Board proposes setting a hearing date for objections to reapportioned assessments in the Islais Creek Reclamation District.—scan ↗
14 July 1947Hearing date of July 28, 1947 set for objections to Islais Creek Reclamation District reapportioned assessments.passedscan ↗
28 July 1947Hearing on objections to reapportioned assessments in the Islais Creek reclamation district set for August 11, 1947.passedscan ↗
11 August 1947Reclamation charges re-divided among subdivided lots in the Islais Creek districtpassedscan ↗
14 October 1947Warrants of the Islais Creek Reclamation District were approved by the Board.passedscan ↗
24 February 1948Board authorized issuance of Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants.passedscan ↗
17 May 1948Board authorized applying for $398,383.79 in state aid to build the Islais Creek Bridge.passedscan ↗
13 September 1948$1.3M for the Islais Creek bridge and Broadway tunnel put offpassed first readingscan ↗
13 September 1948$1.3M for the Islais Creek bridge and Broadway tunnel put offpassed first readingscan ↗
27 September 1948$1.3M for the Islais Creek bridge and the Broadway tunnelpassed first readingscan ↗
27 September 1948(no summary)—scan ↗
11 October 1948Consideration of $1,325,000 from the gas tax fund for Islais Creek Bridge, Broadway Tunnel and 13th Street land was continued one week.continuedscan ↗
18 October 1948Ordinance appropriating $1,325,000 from the gas tax street fund for Islais Creek Bridge, Broadway Tunnel and Thirteenth Street land; final vote continues.—scan ↗
25 October 1948Warrants of the Islais Creek Reclamation District were approved.passedscan ↗
31 May 1949Board passed ordinance settling the City's repair claim against two railways for $4,925.97 over Islais Creek Bridge.passedscan ↗
29 August 1949Islais Creek Reclamation District's attorney sent a proposed resolution for electing trustees; referred to Finance Committee.referredscan ↗
6 September 1949Resolution providing for election of trustees for the Islais Creek Reclamation District was adopted.passedscan ↗
7 November 1949Board adopted resolution approving Islais Creek Reclamation District warrants.passedscan ↗
1950s4

79 of them are after 1951. Summaries of records after 1951 are hidden for now, while we finish removing private people's names from them. Their dates and scans are in the SQL console.

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Archive items 116

A selection across the decades, then everything by decade.

All archive items, by decade

1850s1
YearKindItemCollection
1857government documentpatent from the United States covered the bed of Islais Creek and the land of both banksDemocracy's Library
1860s1
1870s1
1900s3
1910s1
YearKindItemCollection
1910government documentland reclaimed from Islais Creek CoveDemocracy's Library
1920s8
1930s1
YearKindItemCollection
1935government documentWater +1 other copiesDemocracy's Library
1950s4
YearKindItemCollection
1950government documentSouth of Islais Creek; light and heavy industriesDemocracy's Library
1956government documentPublic WorksDemocracy's Library
1958government documentPublic WorksDemocracy's Library
1959government documentValuation of real property owned by city and county of San Francisco ... / 1959Democracy's Library
1960s13
1970s16
YearKindItemCollection
1972government documentdredge 60 cubic yards of material to repair a sewer pipeDemocracy's Library
1972government documentPublic access areas on two small sites at the Islais Creek channelDemocracy's Library
1972government documentImprovement plan for recreation & open space : a proposal for citizen review : the comprehensive plan of San FranciscoDemocracy's Library
1973government documentRecreation & open space programs recommendations for implementing the recreation and open space element of the Comprehensive plan of San FranciscoDemocracy's Library
1973government documentplan to develop area south of rail terminals to Islais Creek into residential and industrial uses, backed by $900 million in municipal revenue bondsDemocracy's Library
1973textThe Potrero ViewBooks and texts
1974government documentReal property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1974Democracy's Library
1975government documentactive maritime use, handling grain and liquid bulk cargoesDemocracy's Library
1975government documentmajor utility use, expandingDemocracy's Library
1976bookIslais Creek south side outfalls consolidationOpen Library
1976bookAccelerated program, analysis of alternatives reportOpen Library
1976government documentcontainer facilitiesDemocracy's Library
1977government documentessentially nothing of the natural riparian environment remaining; mouth used as a ship channelDemocracy's Library
1977government documentReal property owned by the city and county of San Francisco / 1977Democracy's Library
1978government documentDraft environmental management plan for the San Francisco Bay Region : plan recommendationsDemocracy's Library
1979government document5,250,000Democracy's Library
1980s6
1990s21
YearKindItemCollection
1990government documentFindings and methodology for the 1990 precensus local review programDemocracy's Library
1991bookIslais Creek, 1890-1990Open Library
1991government documentBetter labor utilization made an objective in conjunction with plans to develop the Islais Creek projectDemocracy's Library
1992government documentAdjacent to Islais Creek at the foot of Army StreetDemocracy's Library
1993government documentPreliminary potential toxic hotspot; pollutants Ag, As, Cr, Hg, Pb, PAHs, PCBsDemocracy's Library
1993textGlen Park News (September 1993)Books and texts
1994government documentMaintain and enhance view corridors along Islais Creek to the BayDemocracy's Library
1994government documentruns through the City's industrial center, south of Army StreetDemocracy's Library
1994government documentPort of San Francisco : draft waterfront land use planDemocracy's Library
1994government documentDraft EIR : long range development plan, University of California, San FranciscoDemocracy's Library
1995government documentSan Francisco bicycle plan : draft reportDemocracy's Library
1995government documentProvide new public open spaces along the shorelineDemocracy's Library
1995government documentCDO mandated, in construction and on scheduleDemocracy's Library
1995government documentCommonly consumed white croaker and shiner surf perch contain alarmingly high levels of mercury, PCBs, dioxinDemocracy's Library
1996government documentnew landscaping and public access improvementsDemocracy's Library
1996government documentPossible North-West roadway to accommodate truck trafficDemocracy's Library
1996government documentShade planned and completed public access improvements on Map BDemocracy's Library
1997textThe Potrero ViewBooks and texts
1998government documentRevised draft environmental impact statement/environmental impact report for the disposal and reuse of Hunters Point ShipyardDemocracy's Library
1999filmCopra Dock DancesFilms and video
1999filmGeorge Will on Islais CreekFilms and video
2000s14
YearKindItemCollection
2000government documentPort of San Francisco studying feasibility of additional rail bridge; not funded or programmedDemocracy's Library
2000government documentTask Force raised the digester issueDemocracy's Library
2001textGlen Park News (Winter 2001-2002)Books and texts
2002government documentThe sustainability plan for the city of San FranciscoDemocracy's Library
2003government documentA plan to fix Muni : a special reportDemocracy's Library
2003textThe Potrero ViewBooks and texts
2005textGlen Park News (Spring 2005)Books and texts
2006textThe Potrero ViewBooks and texts
2006textGlen Park News (Winter 2006-2007)Books and texts
2007bookA field guide to 100 birds of Heron's HeadOpen Library
2007textGlen Park News (Spring 2007)Books and texts
2007textGlen Park NewsBooks and texts
2007textGlen Park News (Summer 2007)Books and texts
2009textThe Potrero View +1 other copiesBooks and texts
2010s6
YearKindItemCollection
2013government documentSan Francisco : Climate Action Strategy.Democracy's Library
2014recordingThe Evolving Eastern ShorelineAudio
2016web snapshothttp://sfport.com/islais-creek-gateway as captured 2016-03-06Wayback Machine
2017filmRemains Of The BayFilms and video
2018filmIslais Creek The Language Of Water March 7 2018Films and video
2018recordingIslais Creek Resilient Design March 7 2018Audio
2020s15
Undated5
YearKindItemCollection
—recordingIslais LandingAudio
—recordingCayuga AveAudio
—recordingendCayugaAudio
—recordingPhelps and PalouAudio
—recordingGlenn CanyonAudio
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Name
Islais Creek
Kind of place
creek
Part of
San Francisco
Location
37.7483, -122.376 · records within 700 m of this point count as here (an approximate area set by qipu)
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Identifier
qipu:sf/place/creek/islais-creek
Release
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Licence
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Democracy's Library65
Films and video19
Books and texts12
Open Library8
Audio7
Maps and images3
SF Public Library scans1
Wayback Machine1

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The place's JSON document holds 456 statements that tie a record to it: 42 described in; 6 proposed; 4 documented in; 3 depicted in; 3 concerns place; 1 conveyed. Left out here: 43 short fragments with no subject (a bare figure or one word) and 351 after 1951.

WhenStatementWhatPrecisionSource
1857documented inOfficial opinions of Percy V. Long, City Attorney of the City and County of San Francisco, State of California ; [1908-1areasource ↗
1857described inpatent from the United States covered the bed of Islais Creek and the land of both banksareasource ↗
1866conveyedtract of land conveyed by Pioche and Robinson to John Hewstonsegmentsource ↗
1866described inconveyed tract to John Hewston, bounded by Fifteenth avenue and Islais creek shoresegmentsource ↗
1869depicted inMap no. 3. Salt marsh and tide lands situate in the city and county of San Francisco. To be sold at public auction by orareasource ↗
1876depicted inPlat no. 41 (San Francisco. (Compiled and published by Wm. P. Humphreys & Co., A.B. Holcombe, W.C. Kewen. Eng. by Worleyareasource ↗
1901described inFranchise to cross Islais Creek Channel diagonally through Kentucky Street, granted by Ordinance No. 260segmentsource ↗
1905depicted inTypical section of Islais Creek Park. (By Daniel H. Burnham. Assisted by Edward H. Bennett. 1905)areasource ↗
1907concerns placeIslais Creek, or River, California. Letter from the Secretary of War, transmitting, with a letter from the Chief of Engiareasource ↗
1908concerns placeThe harbor improvement bond propositionsareasource ↗
1910area1,958 acres, including Islais Creekareasource ↗
1910described inlands within Islais Creek Channel in private ownership; City has no right, title or claimsegmentsource ↗
1910described inplans submitted and finally approved; work commenced on bridge after receipt of necessary moneyscornersource ↗
1910described inthree hundred feet wide at ordinary high tidessegmentsource ↗
1910described in1,958 acres, more or less, according to a survey by N. Schofieldareasource ↗
1910described injudgment reversed as to appellants Thomas and Lutyareasource ↗
1910described inejectment action to recover a portion of the rancho bordering on Islais Creekareasource ↗
1910described indeed to Hewston includes all the property described in plaintiff's complaint, unless construed to exclude land under Islareasource ↗
1910described inresponsibility for operating the bridge devolves upon the municipality; operating employees paid from City treasurysegmentsource ↗
1910described inSteel contractor required seventeen days more time than allowedareasource ↗
1910described inBoard of Public Workssegmentsource ↗
1910proposedAmend Section 1 to allow a drawbridge across Islais Creek Channel on a line with the established line of Kentucky Streetsegmentsource ↗
1910described inBridge over Islais Creek at Kentucky; pages 316-18, 798-800cornersource ↗
1910described inexpense of operating, see pages 798-800streetsource ↗
1910described inland between the fixed boundary and the center of the creek vested in Thomas and Lutyareasource ↗
1910described inPenalty for each day of avoidable delay deducted from contract priceareasource ↗
1910described inone hundred and fifty feet between the bank and ordinary low-water marksegmentsource ↗
1910described inthe creek is the true boundary, so the premises in controversy were included in the mortgageareasource ↗
1910described inpatent covers the bed in Islais Creek and the land on both banks thereofareasource ↗
1910/1919described inland reclaimed from Islais Creek Coveareasource ↗
1912described inAtchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway Company to construct drawbridge at Kentucky Street across Islais Creeksegmentsource ↗
1912proposedBoard of Supervisors resolution directing Santa Fe Railway to construct drawbridge at Kentucky Streetcornersource ↗
1912described inContract No. 3, Section B, Garbage Disposal System, structural steel frameareasource ↗
1912proposedJournal Resolution adopted by Board of Supervisorssegmentsource ↗
1913described inchange in franchise for Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and Southern Pacific Company to meet requirements of propostreetsource ↗
1913described inDelay held avoidable, could have been avoided if called to City Engineer's attentionareasource ↗
1913described inChange in franchise to meet requirements of proposed bridge over Islais Creek at Kentucky Streetsegmentsource ↗
1913described inDelay in completing steel contract held avoidableareasource ↗
1913described inContractor must forfeit $50.00 (≈ $1,702 in 2026 dollars) per day; Board of Public Works cannot remit forfeitureareasource ↗
1913described inContract No. 3, Section B, Garbage Disposal System: structural steel frame furnishing, erecting and paintingareasource ↗
1913described incontractor required seventeen days more time to complete steel workareasource ↗
1914proposedincinerating plant at Islais Creek, contract of the Destructor Co., rejected by Board of Public Worksareasource ↗
1915described inmoneys should be paid over to the General Fundareasource ↗
1915described intrunnion bascule bridge under construction by Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Railway and Southern Pacificcornersource ↗
1916described inCity will acquire the Islais Creek plant if litigation with the Destructor Company is successfulareasource ↗
1925documented inSan Francisco general plan : amendments to the general plan : adopted between September 1988 and July 1997areasource ↗
1925described increation enabled by State legislationareasource ↗
1925described increated following State legislation passed in 1925areasource ↗
1925described inIslais Creek Reclamation District created under State legislationareasource ↗
1926concerns placeIslais Creek, San Francisco, Calif. Letter from the Secretary of War transmitting a report from the Chief of Engineers oareasource ↗
1927described inapproach channel Islais Creek, 35 feet deepsegmentsource ↗
1927proposedauthorized by the River and Harbor Act of 1927areasource ↗
1928described inrecently organized reclamation district financed by special assessmentsareasource ↗
1928documented inThe San Francisco-San Mateo survey, 1928areasource ↗
1928proposedrailway line from Western Pacific terminals on Islais Creek across the Bayshore tidelands to Redwood Cityareasource ↗
1928described inReclamation district financed by special assessment, offered as the model for tideland reclamationareasource ↗
1935held by departmentPublic Utilities (Water Department)blocksource ↗
1939described infirst dredged to its authorized dimensionsareasource ↗
1950documented inTransportation planning for San Francisco : a report on the planning procedure and planning and engineering techniques uareasource ↗
1950described inPrimary industrial section of San Francisco, north of Islais Creekareasource ↗
1950described inSouth of Islais Creek; light and heavy industriesareasource ↗
—recorded atIslais Landingareasource ↗