Official Opinions of Percy V. Long, City Attorney of the City And County of San Francisco, State of California 1912-16
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Board of Supervisors.
Status of Redwood Street.
August 20. 1914.
Gentlemen: In your communication of July 31st, request is made that this office advise the Board of Supervisors whether or not Redwood Street (formerly Locust Avenue) is an open public street, and it appears from the appended communications that your inquiry is specifically directed to that portion of Red- wood Street (formerly Locust Avenue) that is included in \\'. A.
Block No. 136, bounded by Franklin and Gough Streets. McAl- l...ister Street and Golden Gate Avenue.
Opinion.
Locust Avenue (now Redwood Street), a street thirty-five feet wide and four hundred and twelve feet six inches in length, as laid out on certain city maps in Western Addition Block Xo.
136, does not appear on the Van Ness Map. It was therefore not reserved for street purposes in the early plans of the City and in the settlement of titles in this section of the City.
As I pointed out to your Honorable Board in a previous opinion the mere fact that this street is delineated on the Humphreys Map of 1870, and City maps subsequent thereto, does not determine it to be a City street.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Board of Supervisors.
Status of Redwood Street.
August 20. 1914.
Gentlemen: In your communication of July 31st, request is made that this office advise the Board of Supervisors whether or not Redwood Street (formerly Locust Avenue) is an open public street, and it appears from the appended communications that your inquiry is specifically directed to that portion of Red- wood Street (formerly Locust Avenue) that is included in \\'. A.
Block No. 136, bounded by Franklin and Gough Streets. McAl- l...ister Street and Golden Gate Avenue.
Opinion.
Locust Avenue (now Redwood Street), a street thirty-five feet wide and four hundred and twelve feet six inches in length, as laid out on certain city maps in Western Addition Block Xo.
136, does not appear on the Van Ness Map. It was therefore not reserved for street purposes in the early plans of the City and in the settlement of titles in this section of the City.
As I pointed out to your Honorable Board in a previous opinion the mere fact that this street is delineated on the Humphreys Map of 1870, and City maps subsequent thereto, does not determine it to be a City street.
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