All decisions
about 240 Board decisions about Park Code, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Proposed repeal of the Park Code rule requiring official consent for meetings in parks was debated but not yet decided.
- Board passed Bill 2595 repealing Park Code section 85, which restricted public meetings and discussions in city parks.
- Proposed change to the Park Code would allow prize fights at Kezar Stadium with Recreation and Park Commission permission, passed on first reading.
- Corner of Geary Boulevard and Thirty-sixth Avenue limited to single houses
- Board finally passed an ordinance amending the Park Code to bar disturbing or destroying animals, birds or fish, with exceptions.
- Consideration of the rewritten Park Code ordinance was continued to December 12, 1981.
- Park Code rewritten, repealing old articles and adding new ones; passed for second reading as amended.
- Ordinance to repeal old Park Code articles and adopt new ones is before the Board; outcome appears on the next page.
- Park Code amended to allow towing of vehicles from park parking lots under California Vehicle Code procedures.
- Park Code change allowing towing of disabled vehicles from parking lots and barring oversized vehicles at Kezar passed first reading.
- Park Code amended to allow towing disabled vehicles from park lots and bar oversized vehicles from the Kezar lot.
- Ordinance on non-permit parking at the Marina Green passed on second reading in the Park Code.
- Non-permit parking at the Marina Green is regulated by a Park Code amendment, passed on the consent calendar.
- Kennedy asked the City Attorney for a written opinion on how to change the Park Code to allow free food distribution in parks.
- Ordinance proposed to extend the Park Code to Verba Buena Gardens, letting the Redevelopment Agency set rules and issue permits; referred.
- An ordinance extending Park Code rules to Verba Buena Gardens and letting the Redevelopment Agency issue permits passed first reading.
- Park Code amended to set fees for Camp Mather, the city's recreation camp; passed on first reading.
- Park Code amended to set fees for Camp Mather, passed on final reading.
- Park Code fees for the Japanese Tea Garden, Coit Tower and wedding ceremonies were finally passed by the Board.
- Supervisor Brown proposed amending the Park Code to bar alcohol in more parks without permission; sent to committee.
- Kaufman proposes permit rules for United Nations Plaza and Hallidie Plaza and corrects Park Code cross-references; sent to committee under the 30-day rule.
- Passed on final reading a Park Code change letting park employees and police exclude people drinking alcohol in parks.
- New open space advisory committee proposed for the Park Code
- New open space advisory committee proposed for the Park Code
- Supervisor Brown proposed new Park Code fees for services at the San Francisco Marina [name withheld]; assigned to committee.
- Passed ordinance setting new Park Code fees at the San Francisco Marina [name withheld], including towing and pump-out services.
- Proposed Park Code change setting fees for day camps run by the Recreation and Park Department; referred to Budget Committee.
- Notice before tree removal sent to committee
- Ordinance passed setting admission fees for the [name withheld] by amending the Park Code.
- Admission fees proposed for the
- Board finally passed rates for the Golden Gate Park Concourse underground parking facility by amending the Park Code.
- Mayor proposed boat storage fees at Lake Merced via a Park Code amendment, assigned to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Boat storage fees proposed under the Park Code
- Fees at Harding Park and Fleming golf courses increased by an ordinance amending the Park Code, passed finally.
- Parking fees at the Kezar Parking Lot increased by Park Code amendment, finally passed.
- Fees for professional tennis lessons on city park courts set by Park Code amendment, finally passed.
- Admission fees for Coit Tower increased by Park Code amendment, finally passed.
- Supervisor McGoldrick proposed Park Code standards for disability access during the Sunday closure of JFK Drive.
- Sunday JFK Drive car-free rules, with disability access, await final vote.
- Park Code amended to set disability access standards and vehicle use rules for the Sunday closure of John F. Kennedy Drive in Golden Gate Park.
- Final passage of an ordinance amending Park Code section 4.10 to prohibit alcoholic beverages in South Park.
- Fees for junior and family golf tournaments in San Francisco parks are proposed under the Park Code.
- Fire Department service and permit fees go up.
- Proposed ban on alcohol in children's play areas under the Park Code was sent back to committee.
- Park Code change banning cooking, shelter-building and sleeping in parks was re-referred to the Government Audit committee.
- Proposed ban on drinking alcohol in children's play areas; not final.
- Ordinance under the Park Code bans alcohol consumption in children's play areas.
- A Park Code amendment whose subject is not stated here
- An animal welfare oversight committee proposed for the Zoo
- Athletic field fees sent to Budget and Finance Committee
- Supervisor Daly proposes Park Code rules for the San Francisco Zoo and an animal welfare oversight committee; assigned to Rules Committee.
- A higher application fee proposed in the Park Code
- Changes proposed to fees for events in the parks
- Fees for holding events in San Francisco parks were changed under an amended Park Code section; ordinance finally passed.
- Park Code change adding water use efficiency and recycled water rules drew two no votes; final outcome unclear on this page.
- Pool and swimming facility fees go up
- Farmers markets will pay $475 per location for six months
- Zoo enclosure and animal feeding bans sent to committee
- Board passed ordinance raising Park Code penalties and banning animal habitat entry, taunting and feeding at the Zoo and parks.
- Park fines rise and feeding animals banned; first vote only.
- Golf fee changes at Harding and Fleming courses before the Board
- Proposed Park Code change would set Lincoln Park golf hours and add a junior non-resident rate; continued to July 19, 2011.
- Proposed Park Code change would set Golden Gate Park golf hours and add a junior non-resident rate; continued to July 19, 2011.
- Proposed Park Code change would let the Recreation and Park Commission raise Harding Park and Fleming golf fees; continued to July 19, 2011.
- Proposed Park Code change would set Sharp Park golf hours and add junior resident and non-resident rates; continued to July 19, 2011.
- Junior golf rates added at Sharp Park, first reading passed
- Junior golf rate added at Golden Gate Park, first reading passed
- Golf fee changes at Harding Park and Fleming pass first reading
- Junior golf rate added at Lincoln Park, first reading passed
- Junior golf rate at Golden Gate Park finally passed
- Mayor vetoed an ordinance amending the Park Code on a long-term Sharp Park management agreement with National Park Service.
- Proposed Park Code change raising parking rates and ending the Early Bird Rate at the Golden Gate Park Concourse garage, referred to the department.
- Higher parking rates proposed under the Golden Gate Park Concourse
- Park Code rates for professional tennis lessons on park property were raised, with two-tier pricing by instructor certification.
- Proposal to repeal a Park Code rule barring petitioning and leafleting near permitted events in city parks was referred to committee.
- Ordinance passed repealing the Park Code ban on petitioning and leafleting in certain City parks during permitted events.
- Proposed Park Code designation of a skatepark and dog park under the Central Freeway in South of Market; sent to Land Use committee.
- Proposed ordinance would designate the SoMa West Skatepark and Dog Park under the Park Code, passed on first reading.
- Proposed park fees: boat berths, Botanical Garden entry, boathouse rental.
- Ordinance designating the South of Market West Skatepark and Dog Park as a city park under the Park Code was finally passed.
- Proposed: harbor berth, garden entry, and boathouse fee changes.
- Park Code fees updated for East and West Harbor berths, Botanical Garden entrance and Lake Merced Boathouse rental, passed on final reading.
- Wiener proposes Park Code changes separating permit rights for public areas from rights for closed events; sent to committee.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a Park Code change separating permit rights for public areas from closed events.
- Park Code amended to separate permit rights for public open areas from rights for events closed to the public; passed.
- Board finally passed an ordinance amending the Park Code to separate permit rights for public areas and closed events.
- Marina boat slip fees rise 3% yearly; first vote.
- $25M park deal with the Francisco Park Conservancy passes first reading
- $25M gift of park building work from the Francisco Park Conservancy
- $25 million gift accepted for new Francisco Reservoir park
- Glass ban and Dolores Park littering fines sent to committee
- Glass bottle ban in parks [name withheld] to September 26
- Glass bottles would be banned in all city parks
- Ban proposed on glass bottles in city parks
- Glass bottle ban in parks put off to October
- Glass bottle ban in parks taken up again
- Glass bottle ban in parks sent back to committee
- Flexible golf course fees and a $2 surcharge sent to committee
- Golden Gate Park tennis court fees sent to committee
- Golden Gate Park tennis court fees pass first reading
- New fees for park tennis courts approved
- Flexible golf course fees pass their first reading
- Golden Gate Park tennis court fees set
- New golf course fees approved
- Flexible golf course fees set for city courses
- Non-resident fees proposed for the Japanese Tea Garden and Coit Tower
- Flexible guest docking fees proposed at the Marina
- A $1 surcharge proposed at the Japanese Tea Garden for restoration
- Non-resident park attraction fees continued to July 23
- Flexible guest docking fees proposed at the Marina
- Non-resident fees at the Japanese Tea Garden and Coit Tower proposed
- $1 surcharge proposed for the Japanese Tea Garden restoration
- Marina guest docking fee change continued to July 23
- Japanese Tea Garden surcharge continued to July 23
- Flexible Marina guest docking fees passed on first reading
- Further amendments moved to the non-resident park fee ordinance
- Non-resident park attraction fees passed first reading as amended
- $1 Japanese Tea Garden restoration surcharge passed on first reading
- Non-resident fees at the Japanese Tea Garden and Coit Tower proposed
- Coit Tower fee clarified as elevator access, sunset clause added
- Flexible guest docking fees proposed at the Marina harbor
- Non-resident entry fees at certain city attractions can now vary
- Flexible non-resident admission proposed at four park attractions
- Marina harbor guest docking fees can now vary with pricing
- Temporary surcharge at Japanese Tea Garden
- A $1 visitor surcharge proposed to restore the Japanese Tea Garden
- Chan withdraws her motion to put off the park fees
- Mayor's office asks for changes to the park fee ordinance
- Non-resident park fees amended to sunset on December 7
- Park fee ordinance amended to exclude the Coit Tower Elevator
- Chan moves again on the non-resident park fee ordinance
- Coit Tower Elevator fees deemed expired under Chan's amendment
- Peskin moves to drop the Coit Tower Elevator fee increase
- Coit Tower Elevator fee rises treated as expired in June
- Chan moves on non-resident fees at four park attractions
- Non-resident park fee amendment continues across the page break
- Flexible non-resident fees kept at three park attractions until December
- Flexible non-resident park fees approved until December
- Park parking fee ordinance amended to add Board approval
- SFMTA given power over Kezar Stadium and Golden Gate Park parking
- Park parking fees put off to October 5
- The park parking fee ordinance is tabled
- SFMTA given power over Kezar Stadium and Golden Gate Park parking
- Park fee discounts for veterans sent to committee
- SFMTA given power over Kezar Stadium and Golden Gate Park parking
- SFMTA given power over Kezar Stadium and Golden Gate Park parking
- Park parking fees and fines finalized, with park patrol enforcement
- Veterans' park discount amended to start with San Francisco residents
- Park fees to be cut for veterans and service members
- Park fees cut for SF veterans and active military
- Free garden entry for San Francisco residents sent to committee
- Residents to enter the Japanese Tea Garden free, passed first reading
- An ordinance finally passed, with no subject on this page
- Free entry to the Japanese Tea Garden proposed for residents
- Car-free John F. Kennedy Drive plan sent to committee
- Car-free John F. Kennedy Drive plan sent to committee
- Golden Gate Park access and safety plan taken up again
- An item called out of the Land Use Committee
- Joint hearing with the Transportation Authority set for April 26
- Joint hearing with the Transportation Authority set for April 26
- Hearing on Golden Gate Park road closures approved
- An item called out of the Land Use Committee
- Golden Gate Park access and safety plan taken up again
- An ordinance finally passed, with no subject on this page
- Private cars to be restricted on John F. Kennedy Drive
- Dredging surcharge proposed on berths at the Marina West Harbor
- Hearing on a proposed Golden Gate Park access and safety measure
- Supervisors' measure sent to voters at the November 2022 election
- Rewritten car limits in Golden Gate Park sent to committee
- Marina West Harbor dredging surcharge continued to July 19
- Marina West Harbor dredging surcharge before the Board
- Marina West Harbor dredging surcharge passed on first reading
- Weekend car ban on the Upper Great Highway sent to committee
- Berth surcharge proposed at Marina West Harbor for dredging
- Marina West Harbor berth surcharge for dredging
- Weekend car restrictions on the Upper Great Highway pass first reading
- Weekend car ban proposed for the Upper Great Highway until 2025
- Weekend car ban proposed for the Upper Great Highway until 2025
- Upper Great Highway limits cars on weekends and holidays, as a trial
- Fewer seats on the parks advisory committee sent to committee
- Park Code rules for more leased parkland sent to committee
- Changes to the parks advisory committee passed on first reading
- Parks advisory committee ordinance sent back to committee
- Parks advisory committee ordinance split into a duplicate file
- Duplicate parks advisory committee ordinance taken up instead
- Changes proposed to the parks advisory committee's membership rules
- Parks advisory committee membership changes finally passed
- Changes proposed to the parks advisory committee's membership rules
- Parks advisory committee membership changes passed
- Car ban proposed on part of John F. Shelley Drive
- Changes proposed to the parks advisory committee's membership rules
- Parks advisory committee gets fewer seats and new rules
- Great Highway Extension to be closed to cars below Sloat Boulevard
- Cars barred from part of Shelley Drive in McLaren Park
- John F. Shelley Drive road closure approved
- Cars barred from part of Shelley Drive in McLaren Park
- Higher fees at the Marina small craft harbour sent to committee
- Higher Marina [name withheld] fees sent to committee
- Great Highway Extension south of Sloat Boulevard closed to cars
- Great Highway Extension road closed, final approval given
- Great Highway Extension south of Sloat Boulevard closed to cars
- Fees for booking tennis and pickleball courts sent to committee
- Higher fees proposed for the Marina
- $5 more proposed on recreation programs, sent to committee
- Hearing called on the Upper Great Highway parkway measure
- Car ban on the Upper Great Highway sent to committee
- Supervisors put the Great Highway parkway measure to voters
- Dogs and sport in Yerba Buena Gardens sent to committee
- Extra $5 recreation charge put off to July 16
- An extra $5 charge proposed for recreation programs
- Extra $5 recreation charge passed on first reading
- City recreation program fees
- Extra $5 charge proposed for city recreation programs
- Dogs and some sport allowed in Yerba Buena Gardens, first reading
- Dogs and games proposed for Yerba Buena Gardens
- Dogs and some sports now allowed in Yerba Buena Gardens
- Higher fees at the Marina harbor pass first reading
- Marina harbor fees go up for goods and services, now approved
- Higher fees proposed at the Marina
- Park rules to cover Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island parks
- Fees to book tennis and pickleball courts sent to committee
- Surcharge proposed on golf courses, picnic areas and athletic fields
- Recreation program fees to be based on running costs
- Park Code court reservation rules held to July 15
- Fees to book tennis and pickleball courts taken up again
- Recreation program fees would be set by the Park Department
- Recreation program fee ordinance held to July 15
- Park rules for Treasure and Yerba Buena Islands passed first reading
- Park Code proposed for Treasure and Yerba Buena Island parks
- Court booking fees for tennis and pickleball passed first reading
- Recreation program fees set by the Park Department on first reading
- Higher golf and park facility fees passed on first reading
- Park rules now apply to Treasure and Yerba Buena parks
- Park court reservation rules
- Fees for golf courses, picnic areas and fields finally set
- Fees proposed to book tennis and pickleball courts
- Recreation program fees finally set
- Recreation program fees would be set by the Park Department
- Higher golf and park facility fees proposed