All decisions
about 820 Board decisions about Recreation and Park Departm…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Recreation and Park Department receives $2,800 for telegraph and telephone service at Civic Center offices and playgrounds; finally passed.
- A $19,000 appropriation would reclassify 19 Recreation and Park counter attendant positions into 8 attendants and 11 vendors.
- Playground directors' wages appropriation cut from $15,000 to $11,500 and finally passed by the Board.
- The Board passed on first reading $782 for the Recreation and Park Department to patrol Lake Merced temporarily.
- The Board finally passed $782 for temporary patrolling of Lake Merced by the Recreation and Park Department.
- $17,263.40 voted to improve the Balboa Park soccer field
- Board passed an appropriation of $19,406 for Recreation and Park Department temporary wages, 9 to 2.
- Appropriation of $139,867 for Recreation and Park Department bond projects passed for second reading, with Aquatic Park items cut.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $139,867 from the 1947 Recreation Bond Fund for various Recreation and Park projects.
- Recreation and Park Department appropriation reduced to $49,364 for overtime, holidays and supplies, passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution accepting a $3,000 gift from The Guardsmen to help run the [name withheld].
- Camp Mather receives $600 for overtime pay under an emergency measure, finally passed.
- Ordinance proposed appropriating $3,240,000 from the 1955 Recreation Bond Fund for park and playground improvements; passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $175,000 for Recreation and Park land acquisition for the [name withheld] passed for second reading.
- Passed for second reading an appropriation of $3,270 for lifeguards, matrons and an instructor at North Beach Swimming Pool.
- The Board finally passed $70,888 in emergency funds for Recreation and Park Department temporary salaries.
- [name withheld] buildings and equipment were funded with $146,100 and the ordinance finally passed.
- $132,200 voted for tennis and handball facilities in Golden Gate Park
- Ordinance appropriating $19,379.72 for replacements and reconstruction at Kezar Stadium passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- $19,379.72 was appropriated to the Recreation and Park Department for replacements and reconstruction at Kezar Stadium. linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency appropriation of $8,389.40 for Recreation and Park Department judgments was referred to Finance Committee.
- Yacht Harbor to be enlarged with a new entrance and berths
- A $3,000 gift from The Guardsmen for the [name withheld] is proposed for acceptance by Recreation and Park.
- Board of Supervisors accepted a $2,500 gift from the Levi Strauss Foundation for Recreation and Park Department purposes.
- City accepts snow leopards and wild dogs as gift for zoo
- $20,000 for Candlestick Park repairs passed for second reading linked by the name only, not checked
- $20,000 for Candlestick Park repairs approved linked by the name only, not checked
- Board keeps the $17,052 police dog program over Morrison's objection
- Bronze statue of [name withheld] accepted as a gift linked by the name only, not checked
- Emergency relief for some non-residents extended two months
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page linked by the name only, not checked
- Passed for second reading as amended, an appropriation of $47,446 for repairs at Candlestick Park Stadium. linked by the name only, not checked
- Candlestick Park stadium upkeep money approved: $47,446
- $17,600 for Candlestick Park stadium repairs approved linked by the name only, not checked
- A second reading vote with no subject on this page linked by the name only, not checked
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts donated orchids, minerals and garden for parks
- Public hearing on the 1964-65 city budget was continued, with speakers urging restoration of Sunnyside Playground and mental health funds. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board accepted a $500 gift from [name withheld]. for the Recreation and Park Department.
- Taxes cancelled on land the state took for freeway linked by the name only, not checked
- Tax errors fixed; some property owners pay less
- Property taxes cancelled on land bought for Ellis-O'Farrell garage
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- [name withheld] leaves the city a Dancing Faun sculpture
- The city takes over the new roadway on Mississippi Street
- The Board sent a $232,000 transfer for Civic Center Plaza reconstruction back to Finance Committee for review of alternative plans.
- Finance Committee transfer of $232,000 from the Art Commission to Recreation and Park for Civic Center Plaza was sent back to committee.
- Late lawsuit by one person against the city allowed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Brooks park money vote pushed to April 15 linked by the name only, not checked
- Public hearing on the proposed 1968-69 city budget and appropriation ordinance was held; residents urged changes to several items.
- Park department accepts donated benches, lights, lanterns and instruments
- Transit staff benefit-payment rule change sent to committee.
- Gifts accepted for city parks and recreation programs
- Mayor requested legislation accepting a $250,000 gift from [name withheld] for a Palace of [name withheld] theatre. linked by the name only, not checked
- A $250,000 gift from [name withheld] for a little theatre in the Palace of [name withheld] is before the Board.
- Donor gifts accepted for parks, a museum and nature trails
- Day care money for Haight-Ashbury center advances; not final.
- Endorsement of State Proposition 1 health bond put off. linked by the name only, not checked
- Height limits set for signs on building walls citywide linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed $20,000 emergency appropriation for subsurface drainage at Pioneer Park on Telegraph Hill was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $815,700 to several departments and rescinding $768,300 in earlier funds. linked by the name only, not checked
- Tax penalties on Embarcadero-area redevelopment property cancelled
- City accepts gifts from various donors.
- Wrong property tax assessments for 1969-71 corrected linked by the name only, not checked
- $4,500 from [name withheld] and $2,000 from a tennis club accepted
- Gifts for children's recreation and day care accepted
- State radio equipment loan for disaster crews sent to committee.
- City buys land from [name withheld] for $84,000 for a mini-park
- Donated gifts for city programs; decision follows.
- Donor gifts for Chinatown day care and studies; no vote shown.
- Gilman Playground upgrade money moves toward final approval.
- Proposal: $20,000 for Gilman Playground, moved from Bayview centre plan. linked by the name only, not checked
- Donations accepted for Strybing Arboretum and child day-care
- Gifts from donors for Recreation and Park department; result not shown.
- Donations accepted for use by Recreation and Park Department
- Resolution to accept gifts from [name withheld] is proposed; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Gifts accepted for Mount Davidson Cross lighting and park equipment
- Ordinance appropriating $15,000 for Recreation and Park Department wages was passed for second reading.
- Gifts from [name withheld] and an anonymous donor to Recreation and Park, $43,500 total, were accepted.
- [name withheld] gives $500 for the summer neighborhood basketball league
- Donor gifts for recreation programs considered.
- Gifts of a gorilla grotto platform and arboretum roof offered.
- Gifts accepted for Koshland Park and Mt. [name withheld] lights
- Money voted for an irrigation system at Sharps Park linked by the name only, not checked
- City accepts $100,000 gift for a public playground
- Grattan neighborhood group donates $1,600 of playground gear to city parks
- Proposed: accept donated gifts for parks department
- Gifts accepted to restore North [name withheld] Windmill and improve parks
- Recreation and Parks accepts gifts from Friends group
- Parks department gets $10,235 for supplies and services. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parks department accepts $14,364 in donations
- $75,000 proposed for community classrooms at the Exploratorium. linked by the name only, not checked
- Exploratorium classroom money; vote not shown in this entry. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parks accept gifts, including a plaque marking a Japanese imperial visit
- City to accept 200 redwood trees for parks; result not shown.
- Stock and money gifts accepted to build Koshland Park
- Gifts to restore [name withheld] monument; outcome not shown.
- Donated gifts for city parks and gardens proposed for acceptance.
- Rifle club's gift to city parks proposed for acceptance.
- Contingency money approved for a senior center at 331-333 Turk Street
- Resolution 818-76 is listed on this page; its outcome appears on the next page.
- Chinese Pavilion for Stow Lake shore; decision put off to Nov 22.
- Chinese Pavilion gift for Stow Lake sent back to committee.
- Surplus fighter jet accepted as park play equipment
- Zoo improvement plans money awaits final vote
- Gifts such as security systems and plants accepted for parks
- Bulbs and landscaping accepted for Strybing Arboretum and Golden Gate Park
- Proposed November vote on $15.27 million parks and fireboat bonds.
- Supervisors put $9.27M parks and $6M fireboat bonds on November ballot
- Accepts garden work gifts from Strybing Arboretum Society
- $722,350 for park equipment and building work sent to committee.
- Recreation and Park gifts from various donors accepted
- Golf courses get $181,626 for supplies, equipment, improvements
- Gifts from donors accepted for Recreation and Park use.
- Garden Club gives $20,000 to restore the
- $20,000 accepted to rebuild the [name withheld] Windmill in Golden Gate Park
- $3,000 accepted from Strybing Arboretum Society to prune its trees
- Park department vehicle repair money gets a step toward approval.
- Forty Niners give $6,357.98 to study the Candlestick Park turf
- Park irrigation spending proposed at $9.3 million; vote delayed.
- $868,000 sought to replace the turf at Candlestick Park linked by the name only, not checked
- $35,883 accepted to improve the Golden Gate Park senior center
- Gifts accepted from [name withheld] and the Portola Teen Club
- $22,761 accepted for the Golden Gate Park Band
- $28,000 accepted to rebuild the North [name withheld] Windmill
- $90,000 gift accepted for fishing piers and nature walk at Lake Merced
- 235 orchids and $22,929.13 accepted for parks and the Conservatory linked by the name only, not checked
- $663,000 sought to build a recreation center at Mission Playground
- Gifts from donors accepted for Recreation and Park use
- $22,000 of state forestry money to replant Golden Gate Park
- Resolution accepting gifts for Recreation and Park Department, including Strybing Arboretum Society improvements valued at $8,123.19. linked by the name only, not checked
- $68,464 in federal money sought for Tenderloin outreach work
- $5,750 from KFRC accepted for Golden Gate Park restoration
- $1,391,650 in federal funds asked for Golden Gate Park improvements
- $175,000 voted for a Golden Gate Park arts and crafts center
- Board passed on second reading a $100,000 appropriation for Recreation and Park equipment and facilities maintenance projects.
- Gifts accepted from Shaklee Corporation and the San Francisco Garden Club
- Koret Foundation gives an $11,000 van for park seniors
- Supervisor Renne's $100,000 ordinance for Recreation and Park Department equipment maintenance was referred to Finance Committee.
- $32,737 accepted for the Recreation and Park Department's recovery plan
- Recreation and Park Department capital projects get $36,000, passed for second reading.
- [name withheld] West to help pay for two traffic signals
- $20,000 gift accepted to improve Joseph Conrad Park
- Thelma Doelger Charitable Trust gives the Zoo a $29,700 freezer
- $508,000 in grants to be spent improving John McLaren Park
- Recreation and Park Department accepted gifts from various donors, including $20,000 from the San Francisco Forty Niners for Candlestick Park turf maintenance.
- Three donors' gifts to the Recreation and Park Department, including $150,000 for the Lion House renovation, were accepted by resolution.
- Friends of Recreation and Parks gave gifts valued at $13,350 to the Recreation and Park Department; the resolution was adopted.
- Recreation and Park Department may apply for and spend $385,967 in state urban grant funds for facility improvements.
- City adopted acceptance of $326,150.95 from the [name withheld] estate for San Francisco Zoological Gardens.
- Recreation and Park Department may apply for and spend an $18,997 state grant for a mobile urban reforestation training center. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board authorized the Recreation and Park Department to spend $130,528 in state urban grant funds improving the Knudsen-Bloom Parcel.
- [name withheld] lighting worth $29,000 given by the Garden Club
- $33,500 moved from golf course salaries to professional services in the Recreation and Park budget, finally passed.
- A gorilla worth $75,000 given to the city's zoological gardens
- Resolution accepting six chandeliers worth $21,000 from Sherman & Clay Company for the [name withheld] was adopted.
- Resolution accepting $50,000 in donations, including $10,000 from the Zoological Society, to buy a white tiger was adopted.
- $1.8M in state park money for West Sunset Soccer Fields delayed
- $1.8M in state park money sought for West Sunset Soccer Fields linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution accepting gifts from various donors, including Josephine D. Randall Junior Museum Society equipment worth $5,234.20, for Recreation and Park Department use.
- Gazebo worth $10,000 accepted for the
- Gifts accepted to buy a $75,000 gorilla for the zoo
- Board accepts $10,000 estate gift from [name withheld] for Camp Mather improvements.
- Ordinance appropriating $130,840 to Recreation and Park Department to correct storm damage passed for second reading.
- Supervisors finally passed $130,840 for Recreation and Park Department storm damage correction work.
- Resolution accepts a $10,000 gift from [name withheld], Jr. for the Recreation and Park Department, in memory of [name withheld].
- Koret Foundation gives $23,000 to restore the Golden Gate Park carousel
- $15,000 accepted for the upkeep of Koshland Park
- Forty Niners' $20,000 gift for Candlestick Park turf accepted
- $201,567 sought to extend Tenderloin outreach to South of Market
- Board finally passed $23,909 in retroactive salary adjustments for Recreation and Park Department classifications, effective July 1, 1981.
- 3,500 orchids worth $250,000 given to the
- Recreation and Park Department was authorized to accept and spend $122,522 in federal funds for a summer children's food program.
- Finally passed a $906,128 appropriation for Recreation and Park Department storm damage clean-up, creating 18 positions.
- $51,187 match for a transit streets grant sent to committee
- An ordinance proposed to raise the Recreation and Park Department Revolving Fund to $17,250; outcome continues on the next page.
- $60,000 state grant sought for the [name withheld] pest program
- $400,000 appropriated to Recreation and Park for capital projects at Twin Peaks and the Waterfront was finally passed.
- Recreation and Park Department budget transferred to fund reclassification of 271 positions, passed for second reading.
- Board accepted a $350,000 gift from the San Francisco Zoological Society to renovate the Lion Grotto.
- Recreation and Park Department receives $804,386 for property rental, facility maintenance and capital projects, passed for second reading.
- The City accepted Japanese stone lanterns, a water basin and a Buddha valued at $12,300 from [name withheld] for the Japanese Tea Garden and Strybing Arboretum.
- Recreation and Park Department receives funds for engineering, facilities maintenance and Central Shops services; ordinance passed.
- Ordinance proposed appropriating $804,386 to the Recreation and Park Department for rentals, facilities, capital projects and City Planning services.
- Recreation and Park Department received $35,868 in retroactive salaries for golf courses, parks and zoo staff; ordinance 45-84 passed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors passed on second reading $3,462 for Recreation and Park overtime, funded by cutting temporary salaries.
- Recreation and Park Department gets $3,462 for overtime and fringe benefits, funded by cutting temporary salaries; passed finally.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,064,000 for structural repairs at Candlestick Park finally passed.
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend $151,200 in federal funds for McLaren Park improvements; adopted.
- The Exploratorium gave $785,000 to repair the roof and ceiling of the Palace of [name withheld], accepted by resolution.
- $43,000 for electric service at the Golden Gate Park Conservatory
- Recreation and Park Department may apply for and accept $61,600 in state open space funds to develop Pier Seven; referred to committee.
- Recreation and Park Commission accepted gifts from Nob Hill Association and San Francisco Garden Club for Huntington Park and [name withheld] repairs.
- $239,262 granted to the Nob Hill Association to renovate Huntington Park
- $8,000 gift accepted to buy 14 bison for Golden Gate Park
- $1M voted for Kezar Stadium work and an equestrian center study
- $1.1M voted to rebuild the Beach Chalet in Golden Gate Park
- $1.1M voted to rebuild the Beach Chalet in Golden Gate Park
- Money voted to rebuild Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park
- Kezar Stadium appropriation cut to $152,321 for planning studies
- $11,000 offered by [name withheld] for the Marina Green fitness court
- Recreation and Park Department's $850,000 Kezar Stadium reconstruction and equestrian planning funding was continued to January 14, 1985.
- $850,000 set aside to rebuild Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park
- Strybing Arboretum Society's $35,000 gift of walls, paths and steps accepted for Recreation and Park Department.
- Money of $17,500 was proposed for equipment and maintenance at the Harvey Milk Photo Center, and it passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $17,500 for equipment and maintenance at the Harvey Milk Photo Center. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board accepted a $25,000 Koret Foundation gift for Recreation and Park Department children's programs.
- Recreation and Park seeks $551,923 for a South of Market park
- Garden Club's $10,000 palm case accepted for the
- Friends of [name withheld] gave $70,000, passed through Friends of Recreation and Parks, for a viewing area at Marina [name withheld].
- The city accepted a $70,000 gift for a landscaped viewing area at Marina [name withheld], on the consent calendar.
- $487,000 in state park bond money to be spent on parks
- Board accepted the Primate Discovery Center at the San Francisco Zoological Gardens, a $6,840,915 gift from the Zoological Society.
- $738,000 moved to Candlestick Park improvements from maintenance
- $4,063,000 sought for Candlestick Park improvements from other capital budgets
- Recreation and Park Department accepted gifts from donors, including $10,000 for the [name withheld] and plants for Strybing Arboretum.
- City accepted a $10,000 gift from the Stanley Smith Horticultural Trust for a April 1986 landscape garden show.
- Recreation and Park seeks $552,719 for a South of Market park
- Garden Club's gazebo, valued at $5,600, accepted for use by the Recreation and Park Department.
- The Board passed on second reading an appropriation of $75,000 to the Recreation and Park Department for a breakwater study.
- Ordinance appropriates $75,000 to the Recreation and Park Department for a breakwater study, finally passed.
- The Recreation and Park Department accepted $10,000 from the [name withheld] estate for Strybing Arboretum.
- $1.6M in state money to renovate the Golden Gate Park playground
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $680,000 for Candlestick Park rehabilitation; referred to Finance Committee.
- Gifts accepted for Golden Gate Park planting and the zoo's animals
- Bid for a $100,000 urban forestry grant sent to committee
- Board resolution accepts a $10,000 paint sealant gift from National Paint and Coating Association for Coit Tower renovation.
- Resolution proposed to accept two gifts valued at $65,000 from the San Francisco Garden Club for Recreation and Park Department use.
- Board accepted a $10,000 gift from Friends of Recreation and Parks for the Recreation and Park Department.
- Examiner Charities gives $20,000 to shore up North Lake
- $1,605,250 sought for repairs at Candlestick Park
- $100,000 sought to spend on an urban forestry plan
- Recreation and Park Department authorized to spend $171,095 in state bond funds to improve Marina Green access for disabled people.
- $17,985 set aside for improvements at Huntington Park
- The Board accepted a Chevron U.S.A. gift of two vans valued at $16,000 for the Recreation and Park Department's afterschool program.
- San Francisco Croquet Club gives $8,000 of fencing to Stern Grove
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $11,783,431 to the Recreation and Park Department for park capital improvement projects. linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend $2,004,000 in state funds to restore the [name withheld].
- Board accepted three gifts totaling $139,990.75 from Strybing Arboretum Society and Friends of Recreation and Parks for park use. linked by the name only, not checked
- $224,000 to renovate the public pound at 949 Presidio Avenue
- Recreation and Park Department declared an emergency and accepted a $100,000 state loan to repair Marina storm damage.
- $500,000 gift from California Center Partners offered for Portsmouth Square
- The Board adopted a resolution holding the 1989 County Fair and Flower Show and letting Recreation and Park accept $75,000 in state funds. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Recreation and Park Department accepted $46,000 in gifts from Friends of Recreation and Parks for a playmobile and a teen position.
- Recreation and Park may apply for and accept $250,000 in state senior center funds for a program at South Sunset Playground.
- Consideration of a $12 million state loan application for Recreation and Park Department work was continued.
- McAllister and Steiner Streets asked to close for a film shoot
- Recreation and Park Department seeks a $12 million state boating loan for the Marina Master Plan; consideration continued to July 24. linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department's $12 million state loan for the Marina Master Plan was sent back to committee with amendment.
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $55,000 gift from the Mayor's Youth Fund for summer youth jobs.
- Recreation and Park Department ordinance appropriating $41,100 for the San Francisco County Fair Flower Show passed for second reading.
- Recreation and Park Department funded $41,100 for the San Francisco County Fair Flower Show, finally passed.
- The Board of Supervisors finally passed an increase of the Recreation and Park Department's revolving fund from $17,250 to $27,250.
- Recreation and Park Department accepts an $18,750 gift to design the renovation of the Shakespeare Garden, and it was adopted.
- The Recreation and Park Department may accept a $24,612 gift from Friends of Recreation and Parks for a van.
- Recreation and Park Department was authorized to accept an $8,003 grant for a juvenile video van program.
- Board passed on second reading $4,054 for permanent salaries for one Recreation and Park Department position.
- Board passed on second reading, as amended, $4,054 for temporary Recreation and Park Department salaries.
- Board finally passed a $4,054 appropriation for Recreation and Park Department temporary salaries and one new position.
- $3,000 appropriated to the Recreation and Park Department for materials and supplies passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed a $3,000 appropriation for Recreation and Park Department materials and supplies.
- $2,164,000 sought for a Tenderloin playground and community center
- Recreation and Park Department accepts three gifts valued at $151,988 for its use.
- Apple Computer Corporation's gift of computer equipment worth $16,114 was accepted for the Harvey Milk Recreational Arts Building.
- The Controller's $537,000 appropriation for Recreation and Park salaries and eight positions, including [name withheld], passed second reading.
- Satterfield and Company donates $5,600 in pipe at Sharp Park
- [name withheld] gift of a $13,500 pickup truck to the Recreation and Park Department was accepted.
- Gift of $5,173.46 from the Friends of Recreation and Park accepted for the Recreation and Park Department.
- Appropriation of $7,648,988 for Recreation and Park capital projects passed for second reading, with $5,248,650 placed on reserve.
- Recreation and Park Department seeks $7,648,988 from its 1987 park bond fund for capital improvements; outcome continues on next page.
- Proposed acceptance of a $14,230 gift from [name withheld] for Recreation and Park playgrounds and day camps.
- The Board accepted two gifts worth $166,510 for the Recreation and Park Department.
- The city accepts a $17,380 gift for the Recreation and Park Department; adopted.
- Recreation and Park Department accepts $25,593.09 in gifts, including money for Strybing Arboretum, sent to Finance Committee.
- Recreation and Park Department accepted three gifts valued at $25,593 for its use. linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department proposes accepting a $189,870 grant for the Lake Merced perimeter walkway; referred to Finance.
- Recreation and Park Department proposes accepting a $249,900 federal grant to renovate Potrero Hill Recreation Center; referred to Finance.
- Recreation and Park Department proposed applying for a $150,000 Habitat Conservation Fund grant for India Basin Wetlands restoration; referred to Finance.
- Recreation and Park Department authorized to accept and spend a $189,870 federal grant for the Lake Merced perimeter walkway.
- Recreation and Park Department authorized to apply for a $150,000 state grant for India Basin Wetlands restoration.
- Recreation and Park Department seeks $79,500 in conservation funds for a Camp Mather tentsite; sent to the Finance Committee.
- Recreation and Park Department may apply for $79,500 in federal funds, matched by $79,500, for the Camp Mather tentsite project.
- $50,000 federal grant sought for the Latchkey program
- Two gifts totalling $20,000 from [name withheld] and Pacific Gas and Electric were sent to committee to light Washington Square.
- A proposed $10,000 gift from True North Foundation to the Recreation and Park Department's Park Maintenance Fund was referred to committee.
- Resolution adopted authorizing Recreation and Park to retroactively apply for up to $500,000 state grant for Pier 54 boat ramp.
- Proposed acceptance of a $23,889 gift from [name withheld] for Recreation and Park programs, sent to the Finance Committee.
- The Recreation and Park Department accepted a $23,889 gift from [name withheld] for recreation and after-school programs.
- Proposed acceptance of a $5,480 Wells Fargo Bank gift for the Recreation and Park Department's summer brochure, referred to committee.
- Wells Fargo Bank's $5,480 gift for the Recreation and Park Department's summer activities brochure was accepted retroactively.
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $150,000 state grant for India Basin Wetlands restoration.
- Resolution accepting $289,200.14 in gifts from the Goldman Fund and Friends of Recreation and Parks for the [name withheld] was sent to committee.
- Board accepted two gifts valued at $292,275.14 for the Recreation and Park Department.
- Recreation and Park Department may retroactively apply for a $724,000 federal transportation grant to restore Beach Chalet.
- Gift of $26,625 from [name withheld] for Recreation and Park summer programs was referred to committee.
- Resolution accepting a $26,625 gift from [name withheld] for Recreation and Park summer programs, adopted.
- Recreation and Park Department seeks retroactive approval to apply for up to $1,000,000 in federal grant funds.
- Proposed acceptance of a $200,000 gift from [name withheld] estate for Strybing Arboretum was referred to committee.
- Resolution accepting a $200,000 gift from the estate of [name withheld] for the Strybing Arboretum was adopted.
- Recreation and Park Department granted $140,000 for temporary salaries after an earlier budget denial.
- Acceptance of two gifts worth $112,000 for the Recreation and Park Department was referred to committee.
- Proposed $200,000 for Recreation and Park salaries under the Zoo Partnership Agreement sent to Budget Committee.
- Resolution accepting two gifts worth $112,000 for use by the Recreation and Park Department is proposed.
- Recreation and Park gets $189,503 for zoo partnership staff pay.
- Recreation and Park Department budget of $46,650 for the County Fair Flower Show, with a $40,000 state grant sought.
- Adidas Corporation's proposed $100,000 gift to the Recreation and Park Department was referred to committee.
- A $9,000 gift from Friends of Recreation and Parks for the Recreation and Park Department was referred to committee.
- Friends of Recreation and Parks' $9,000 gift to the Recreation and Park Department was referred to committee.
- $100,000 miniature soccer court given to Mission Playground
- Recreation and Park Department authorized to accept a $724,000 federal grant to restore the Beach Chalet; referred to committee.
- Recreation and Park Department accepts a $9,000 gift from Friends of Recreation and Parks; adopted.
- Recreation and Park Department may accept a $724,000 federal grant to restore Beach Chalet, with $571,053 placed on reserve.
- Resolution accepting two gifts worth $102,059.43 from [name withheld] for the Strybing Arboretum was referred to committee.
- $30,000 for the [name withheld] of Democracy statue sent to committee
- Two gifts worth $102,059.43 from Ikebana International and Strybing Arboretum Society offered to Recreation and Park.
- $30,000 offered to maintain the [name withheld] of Democracy statue
- Two gifts worth $42,500 offered to the parks department
- A proposed resolution would let Recreation and Park apply for $220,000 in state grant funds to restore India Basin wetlands, referred to committee.
- A resolution to accept two gifts valued at $67,750 for the Recreation and Park Department is proposed; outcome not shown on this page.
- Recreation and Park Department may retroactively apply for a $220,000 grant to restore India Basin wetlands, Site 2.
- $325,000 of 49ers rent sent to committee for Candlestick Park
- $278,000 in gifts offered to the Recreation and Park Department
- $200,000 grant sought to rebuild the Franklin Square soccer field
- Proposed Recreation and Park grant application for $50,000 from the Urban Parks and Recreation Recovery Act, sent to committee.
- Gifts totalling $278,000 from City Parking Company, foundations and donors accepted for the Recreation and Park Department.
- Resolution to accept a $50,000 gift for the Recreation and Park Department was referred to the Government Efficiency/Labor Committee.
- The Recreation and Park Department may accept a $50,000 gift for its use; the resolution was adopted.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,211,014 for 78 new Recreation and Park Department positions was referred to Budget Committee.
- Resolution to accept four gifts worth $86,213.98 for the Recreation and Park Department was referred to committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $502,223 for eight Recreation and Park Department positions was referred to Budget Committee.
- Ordinance 278-95 appropriates $502,223 to Recreation and Park Department, creating eight positions for 1995-96, passed final.
- Ordinance 277-95 appropriates $1.2M from the General Fund Reserve to Recreation and Park, creating 78 positions, passed final.
- Recreation and Park Department accepts four gifts valued at $86,213.98; adopted.
- Recreation and Park Department sent to committee a request to apply for a $220,000 state grant to restore India Basin wetlands.
- Referred to committee: a resolution would accept four gifts worth $45,753 for the Recreation and Park Department.
- Supervisors adopted a resolution accepting four gifts valued at $45,753 for the Recreation and Park Department.
- $10,928.50 gift to the parks department sent to committee
- Recreation and Park Department accepts a $10,928.50 gift to renovate the baseball diamond at Kimball Playground.
- An ordinance appropriating $542,800 to the Recreation and Park Department for storm damage repairs was referred to the Budget Committee.
- An ordinance appropriating $250,000 to design reconstruction of the [name withheld] was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Acceptance of a $6,000 gift for Recreation and Park Department use was referred to committee.
- $1,000,000 for O'Shaughnessy Dam road repair sent to committee
- Proposed acceptance of a $7,045.33 gift for the Recreation and Park Department was referred to committee.
- Donated tractor valued at $7,045.33 accepted for the Recreation and Park Department.
- Four gifts valued at $72,300 for the Recreation and Park Department were proposed for acceptance and referred to committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting four gifts valued at $72,300 for the Recreation and Park Department.
- Ordinance passed appropriating $294,503 from the General Fund Reserve to buy golf equipment for the Recreation and Park Department.
- $25,000 sought for rubber playground mats at Macaulay Park
- $25,000 grant proposed for Macaulay Park playground mats
- Proposed $22,300 state grant for pumpout sanitation equipment at the Marina small craft harbor; sent to committee.
- $250,000 sought to build the Civic Center Plaza Playground
- Proposed resolution would accept a $13,000 gift from Friends of Recreation and Parks for the Recreation and Park Department; referred to committee.
- A $400,000 gift from the [name withheld] to renovate Daniel E. Koshland, Sr. Park was referred to committee.
- Recreation and Park Department accepts a $13,000 brush chipper gift from the Friends of Recreation and Parks.
- Supervisors adopted acceptance of a $400,000 [name withheld] gift to renovate Daniel E. Koshland, Sr. Park.
- Gifts totalling $39,370.50 from various donors for the Recreation and Park Department were referred to committee.
- Proposed resolution accepts $135,055 in gifts from various donors for the Recreation and Park Department; sent to committee.
- Proposed resolution accepts $57,100 in gifts from various donors for the Recreation and Park Department; sent to committee.
- A $1,450,000 appropriation for soccer field renovation and [name withheld] development was referred to the Finance Committee.
- A resolution proposes accepting $39,370.50 in gifts from various donors for the Recreation and Park Department; no outcome is printed yet.
- A resolution proposes accepting $57,100 in gifts from various donors for the Recreation and Park Department; no outcome is printed yet.
- A resolution proposes accepting $135,055 in gifts from various donors for the Recreation and Park Department; no outcome is printed yet.
- Gifts valued at $135,055 from various donors for the Recreation and Park Department are proposed for acceptance.
- Recreation and Park Department accepted $39,370.50 in gifts from various donors.
- Accepts $58,100 in gifts from various donors for the Recreation and Park Department.
- Board passed first reading of a $1.45M appropriation for soccer field renovations and [name withheld] development.
- $200,000 Rotary Club gift for [name withheld] Park put up for adoption linked by the name only, not checked
- Harding Park and [name withheld] golf courses would be used for US Open parking in June 1998, with $50,000 rent paid to Recreation and Park Department.
- Leavenworth Street house and $100,000 offered to make Fay Park
- Rush vote sought on the Leavenworth Street gift for Fay Park
- A pending resolution would accept [name withheld] estate gift of 2340-2366 Leavenworth Street and $100,000 for a park named Fay Park.
- Leavenworth Street property and $100,000 accepted to create Fay Park
- Recreation and Park Department accepted volunteer union labor to repair the [name withheld], valued over $5,000.
- $65,000 grant for Strawberry Hill trails sent to committee
- $65,000 accepted for trails on Strawberry Hill in Golden Gate Park
- Gift of Leavenworth Street lots and $100,000 from [name withheld] estate proposed to become Fay Park.
- Proposed resolution would accept $150,000 in cash gifts to repair the Herschell-Spillman Carousel in Golden Gate Park.
- Recreation and Park Department proposed accepting an $82,196 state grant to rehabilitate Twin Peaks Trail; sent to committee.
- Resolution accepting $688,050 in gifts from various donors for the Recreation and Park Department was referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department proposed accepting an $82,196 state grant to rehabilitate the Twin Peaks Trail.
- Recreation and Park Department would accept $135,055 in gifts from nine donors, including $50,000 for the Conservatory of Flowers.
- $60,015 released to restore Richmond-Sunset sewage plant.
- Finance Committee approved releasing $575,000 in reserved funds for new recreation programs and recreation centers.
- $2.7M in state grants sought for three park projects
- State grants recommended for the [name withheld] and
- $2.0M state grant to restore the
- $24,207 sought from the Agriculture Department for park wildlife habitat
- $25,000 sought for recycled tire matting in Duboce Park
- Nob Hill Association offers $90,000 of lighting for Huntington Park
- $25,000 state grant sought for rubber matting at Duboce Park
- State grants adopted for the Chinese Recreation Center and Conservatory
- $5.1M in state grants sought for five park projects
- $13.5M state bond grant sought to renovate Golden Gate Park
- Recreation and Park Department accepts $98,500 in gifts from various donors.
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting $688,050 in gifts from various donors for the Recreation and Park Department.
- Resolution proposes accepting $98,500 in gifts from various donors for the Recreation and Park Department; referred for adoption.
- Proposal to accept $688,050 in donations for parks.
- Board resolution to accept $688,050 in gifts from various donors for Recreation and Park Department; referred for adoption.
- Resolution adopted accepting $688,050 in gifts from various donors for use by the Recreation and Park Department.
- City accepts $688,050 in gifts for parks. linked by the name only, not checked
- Nob Hill Association offers $90,000 of lighting for Huntington Park
- Recreation and Park Department may accept a $25,000 state grant for recycled-tire rubber matting at Duboce Park; sent to committee.
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend $115,605 in donor gifts through Friends of Recreation and Parks; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $25,000 sought for recycled tire matting in Duboce Park
- Recreation and Park may accept a $25,000 state grant to install recycled-tire rubber matting in Duboce Park.
- $25,000 grant for recycled-tire matting in Duboce Park
- $13.5M state grant sought to renovate Golden Gate Park
- Recreation and Park Department proposes accepting a $13.5M state bond grant to renovate Golden Gate Park.
- Proposed resolution would accept an approximately $207,000 gift from the Strybing Arboretum Society; sent to the Audit committee.
- State bond grant sought to renovate Golden Gate Park
- Resolution authorizing the Recreation and Park Department to accept a $13,524,000 state grant for Golden Gate Park renovation was adopted.
- Supervisors Yaki and Newsom's proposed resolution accepting a $207,000 gift from the Strybing Arboretum Society was referred to the Audit and Government Efficiency Committee.
- [name withheld] gift of $300,000 referred for adoption
- Resolution referred to accept and spend a $300,000 gift from Trust for Public Land for [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting a $400,000 gift from the Randall Museum Friends to renovate the Randall Museum grounds.
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting an arboretum gift valued near $207,000 from the Strybing Arboretum Society for the Recreation and Park Department.
- The Board accepted and spent a $400,000 gift from Randall Museum Friends to renovate Randall Museum grounds.
- The Recreation and Park Department accepts a gift of about $300,000 from the Trust for Public Land for [name withheld].
- The Board accepted a gift in place valued near $207,000 from Strybing Arboretum Society for the Strybing Arboretum.
- [name withheld] gift of $300,000 proposed for acceptance
- Supervisor Sandoval proposed $150,000 for a Marina waterfront educational program for youth, run by Recreation and Park, sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Sandoval's proposed ordinance appropriating $150,000 for a Marina waterfront educational program was assigned to the Economic Vitality Committee.
- $3.6M in state grants sought for the Palace of linked by the name only, not checked
- Art Commission and Recreation and Park Department would accept a $189,000 state grant for youth and Bayview Opera House programs; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Committee recommends $150,000 for youth marine education program
- Board authorized the Art Commission and Recreation and Park Department to accept a $189,000 state grant for youth and Bayview Opera House programs; adopted.
- Board authorizes the Art Commission and Recreation and Park Department to accept a $189,000 state grant for youth and Bayview Opera House programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- $150,000 passed for a Marina waterfront program for city youth
- Supervisors continued the $150,000 Marina waterfront youth education appropriation to July 2, 2001 on a split vote.
- Proposed resolution would let Recreation and Parks accept and spend a $100,000 state grant for India Basin Open Space; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed resolution lets Recreation and Parks accept a $100,000 state grant for India Basin Open Space improvements; sent to committee.
- City may apply for and spend $3,644,500 in state grants for three Recreation and Park sites.
- Recreation and Park may accept and spend $3.6M in state grants for Sunnyside Conservatory, Lake Merced pier and Palace of [name withheld]. linked by the name only, not checked
- State Coastal Conservancy grants $100,000 to the Recreation and Park Department for India Basin Open Space improvements; adopted.
- $3.6M in state grants sought for the Palace of linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors Hall and Newsom proposed accepting a $600,000 gift from the [name withheld], Jr. Revocable Trust for park maintenance; referred for adoption.
- Board continued to July 16, 2001 an ordinance appropriating $150,000 for a Marina waterfront youth educational program.
- Board continued the $150,000 Marina waterfront youth educational program appropriation to July 16, 2001. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors propose accepting a gift of about $600,000 from the [name withheld]. Revocable Trust for park upkeep; referred for adoption.
- Board adopted acceptance and spending of a gift of about $600,000 from the [name withheld], Jr. Trust for city parks.
- Resolution accepts a gift of about $600,000 from the [name withheld]. Revocable Trust for San Francisco park maintenance and improvement.
- Supervisor Sandoval's $150,000 Marina waterfront educational program for youth was tabled, halting the ordinance.
- Proposed resolution letting the Recreation and Park Department accept and spend a $50,000 state grant for South Sunset Playground; referred to the next meeting.
- Resolution proposed letting the Recreation and Park Department accept and spend a $50,000 state grant for South Sunset Playground; referred for adoption.
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $50,000 state grant for South Sunset Playground improvements; resolution adopted.
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $50,000 state grant for South Sunset Playground improvements.
- Proposed acceptance of a gift worth about $378,000 from the Trust for Public Land for India Basin Shoreline Park was referred.
- Trust for Public Land's India Basin park gift referred for adoption
- Trust for Public Land's India Basin park gift proposed for acceptance
- Board accepted a gift worth about $378,000 from the Trust for Public Land for India Basin Shoreline Park.
- $500,000 grant sought for the Joseph Lee play area linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $500,000 federal grant to renovate Joseph Lee Recreation Center's play area; referred.
- $500,000 play area grant at Joseph Lee Recreation Center considered separately
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $500,000 National Park Service grant to renovate Joseph Lee Recreation Center's play area.
- Recreation and Park Department proposes accepting a $1.5M state grant to renovate Helen Wills Playground courts and clubhouse; referred.
- Resolution proposed letting the Environment Department accept a $16,250 state grant for compost and landscaping seminars; sent to committee.
- Coastal Conservancy grant for Glen Canyon Park referred for adoption linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department asked to accept $250,000 state Coastal Conservancy grant for Glen Canyon Park habitat and trails; referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- $250,000 Glen Canyon Park grant sent to committee
- $250,000 Glen Canyon Park grant referred to committee
- Recreation and Park Department's $250,000 state grant for Glen Canyon Park was referred to the Neighborhood Services and Recreation Committee.
- Recreation and Park Department may accept a $250,000 state grant for Glen Canyon Park habitat and trails; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department to accept and spend a $21,800 gift from Friends of West Portal Playground for tennis courts; referred for adoption.
- Strybing Arboretum Society offers $240,000 for the County Fair Building
- Environment Department may accept and spend a $16,250 state grant for a compost tea demonstration and landscaping seminars; adopted.
- Environment Department authorized to accept and spend a $16,250 state grant for a landscaping demonstration project.
- Board accepted a $21,800 gift from Friends of West Portal Playground for tennis court improvements.
- Strybing Arboretum Society gives $240,000 for the County Fair Building
- Resolution referred to accept and spend a $150,000 Tides Foundation gift for the AIDS Memorial Grove.
- Proposed $150,000 AIDS memorial grove gift to park.
- City accepted $150,000 gift for AIDS memorial grove.
- Board accepted a gift of about $150,000 from Tides Foundation for the National AIDS Memorial Grove in the city's parks.
- New lease at 2525 16th Street for elections office sent to committee.
- $50,000 recycled materials grant for Alamo Square referred for adoption
- $50,000 recycled materials grant proposed for Alamo Square
- State grant of $250,000 for Glen Canyon Park trails accepted.
- State grant of $50,000 for Alamo Square recycled materials accepted.
- $250,000 Glen Canyon Park habitat grant amended
- Gift of $50,000 for Moscone Park sent forward for adoption
- Resolution proposes accepting up to $750,000 gift-in-place from Friends of Recreation and Parks for [name withheld]; referred for adoption.
- Proposal to accept a gift-in-place of up to $750,000 from Friends of Recreation and Parks for the [name withheld] play area was referred.
- Proposal to accept a $550,000 gift and a $35,000 gift-in-place from Friends of Recreation and Parks for Moscone Park was referred.
- Recreation and Park Department accepted a $750,000 gift from Friends of Recreation and Parks for the [name withheld] children's play area.
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting a $50,000 gift and a gift-in-place worth about $35,000 from Friends of Recreation and Parks for Moscone Park.
- $50,000 Moscone Park gift from Friends of Recreation and Parks proposed
- Proposal to let the Recreation and Park Department accept a $125,925 gift of 15 electric vehicles from National Park Foundation; referred.
- $125,925 gift of 15 electric vehicles referred for adoption
- Recreation and Park Department proposes accepting a $1,500,000 state grant to renovate Helen Wills Playground's play area, clubhouse and tennis courts.
- Resolution referred to committee to accept a $773,150 National Park Service grant to renovate the Holly Park play area. linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department may accept a $773,150 federal grant to renovate the Holly Park play area.
- Resolution adopted letting the Recreation and Park Department accept a $1.5M state grant to renovate Helen Wills Playground.
- $773,150 proposed for the Holly Park play area linked by the name only, not checked
- $773,150 for the Holly Park play area referred for adoption
- Board approved the Recreation and Park Department accepting a $200,000 state grant to renovate a soccer field at [name withheld] Coleman Recreation Center.
- Supervisors referred a resolution letting the Recreation and Park Department accept a $200,000 state grant to renovate a soccer field.
- A $288,355 gift in place from the Friends of Recreation and Parks for Lake Merced was referred for adoption.
- $60,000 gift for Koshland Park referred for adoption
- $60,000 gift for Koshland Park referred for adoption
- Recreation and Park Department accepts and spends a gift of about $60,000 from Hayes Valley group for Koshland Park.
- $60,000 gift proposed for Koshland Park
- Recreation and Park Department's $200,000 state grant for the [name withheld] soccer field was referred to the next meeting.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the Recreation and Park Department accept a $200,000 state grant for the [name withheld] soccer field.
- Release of $1.1M in reserved funds for Recreation and Park Department park projects was continued to May 21, 2003.
- Supervisors continued the hearing on releasing $1,087,131 in reserved funds for Recreation and Park facilities to June 4.
- The Recreation and Park Department's $1,087,131 reserved budget funds for park facilities were released by committee.
- $18,000 gift to resurface [name withheld] courts; not yet decided. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to accept an $18,000 gift from [name withheld] to resurface courts at [name withheld]; referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- $18,000 gift to resurface [name withheld] courts proposed.
- Recreation and Park Department accepted an $18,000 gift from [name withheld] to resurface [name withheld] courts.
- $200,000 Koshland Park gift referred for adoption without committee
- Proposed resolution would accept a gift in place worth about $200,000 to Koshland Park from Friends of Recreation and Parks. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors Gonzalez, Dufty, Peskin and Newsom proposed accepting an approximately $200,000 gift of Koshland Park improvements from the Friends of Recreation and Parks.
- $200,000 Koshland Park gift referred for adoption without committee
- Friends of Recreation and Parks offer $200,000 for Koshland Park
- Gift in place valued at about $200,000 from Friends of Recreation and Parks accepted for Koshland Park.
- Six-year lease at 10 United Nations Plaza for child support services
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend $32.7M in grants for Golden Gate Park projects, adopted as amended.
- Board accepts a $250,000 gift from the Trust For Public Land for India Basin Shoreline Park.
- Supervisors propose accepting a gift of about $20,000 from [name withheld] to improve a baseball diamond; referred to next meeting.
- Recreation and Park Department authorized to accept a $102,000 grant for the Visitacion Valley Greenway. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors adopted a resolution accepting a gift of about $20,000 from [name withheld] to improve a baseball diamond.
- $4,742,243 in state park grants sent to committee
- Resolution adopted accepting a $288,355 gift from Friends of Recreation and Park for Lake Merced improvements.
- Board backs state bill letting cities buy power together.
- City urges state to update alcohol closing hour laws.
- $220,000 state grant to improve Pine Lake trail proposed.
- Resolution authorizing the Recreation and Park Department to accept and spend a $220,000 state grant for the [name withheld] project was received and assigned to committee.
- $154,020 sought to renovate McLaren Park's Yosemite Creek and marsh
- $4,742,243 state park grant recommended for Recreation and Park
- $220,000 state grant to improve the Pine Lake trail.
- $32.7M sought for Golden Gate Park's paddock, lodge and concourse
- State grant of $220,000 for Pine Lake trail upgrade approved.
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $220,000 state grant for [name withheld] improvements.
- Renaming Giants Drive for Bill Walsh goes to the Board linked by the name only, not checked
- Donated $20,000 baseball diamond upgrade accepted for a park.
- Proposed resolution would accept a $12 million gift from Stern Grove Festival Association to renovate [name withheld] in Stern Grove and Pine Lake Park.
- $12M Stern Grove Festival gift offered to rebuild
- Trust for Public Land's $250,000 India Basin gift sent for adoption
- Board asks federal agency to check cosmetic safety.
- Stern Grove Festival Association offers $12,000,000 to rebuild
- Stern Grove Festival Association's gift of up to $12,000,000 for Stern Grove and Pine Lake Park renovation accepted. linked by the name only, not checked
- A resolution adopted with no subject on this page
- [name withheld] $53,075 gift to Recreation and Park for Potrero Hill and Arkansas garden improvements was referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution accepting a gift of up to $16,000,000 from the Maybeck Foundation for Palace of [name withheld] improvements was referred for adoption.
- Supervisor Alioto-Pier proposed accepting a gift of up to $16M from the Maybeck Foundation for Recreation and Park Department capital.
- Resolution to accept and spend a gift of up to $16,000,000 from the Maybeck Foundation for Palace of [name withheld] improvements was referred to the Board.
- Proposed resolution lets Recreation and Park Department accept a $25,000 state waste tire grant for Alta Plaza Park; referred for adoption.
- Recreation and Park Department accepted a $53,075 gift from [name withheld] for Potrero Hill park improvements and recreation programs. linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department authorized to accept and spend a $1,049,000 state grant to develop South of Market Area Park. linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $25,000 state grant for playground covers at Alta Plaza Park.
- Recreation and Park Department proposed accepting a $2,314,500 state grant to renovate the Minnie and Lovie Ward Recreation Center. linked by the name only, not checked
- Maybeck Foundation's gift of up to $16 million to the Recreation and Park Department is proposed for acceptance.
- [name withheld] proposed for June 20, 2005. linked by the name only, not checked
- $25,000 state grant accepted for [name withheld] playground cover
- November 2005 proposed as Lung Cancer Awareness Month linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department accepted a $53,075 gift from [name withheld] for Potrero Hill parks and programs.
- $1.0M state grant accepted for a new South of Market park linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: Recreation and Park Department to accept a $35,000 gift for South Sunset Playground equipment and lighting; referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed: Recreation and Park Department to accept a monetary and in-kind gift; the text is cut off on this page. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board adopted a resolution accepting an approximately $200,000 gift in place from Friends of Recreation and Parks for Koshland Park. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposes accepting a $200,000 gift in place from Friends of Recreation and Parks for Koshland Park; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a $35,000 gift for new play equipment and security lighting at South Sunset Playground; referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed acceptance of a monetary and in-kind gift for the Recreation and Park Department; outcome continues on the next page. linked by the name only, not checked
- $850,000 gift from Stern Grove Festival Association for the concert meadow linked by the name only, not checked
- Stern Grove Festival Association offers $850,000 for [name withheld] work
- Recreation and Park Department accepts up to $850,000 from Stern Grove Festival Association for [name withheld] improvements.
- Recreation and Park Department accepts a $35,000 gift for new play equipment and lighting at South Sunset Playground. linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department accepts up to $500,000 from the Botanical Garden Society to renovate garden pathways. linked by the name only, not checked
- Union Square Association's $40,000 gift-in-place to the Recreation and Park Department for Union Square was sent for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor Ammiano proposed Recreation and Park Department accept and spend an $81,190 grant to develop 24th Street York Mini Park; referred for adoption.
- Board accepted a $40,000 gift from the Union Square Association for Recreation and Park Department use in Union Square. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Recreation and Park Department accepts a $40,000 gift-in-place from the Union Square Association for Union Square.
- Adds one city job in public health; not voted yet. linked by the name only, not checked
- $40,000 gift from the Union Square Association accepted for Union Square
- City Fields Foundation offers $4.5M turf fields at Garfield Square linked by the name only, not checked
- City Fields Foundation to give turf fields worth $4.5M linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors passed on first reading accepting a $4.5 million synthetic turf field gift from the City Fields Foundation for Garfield Square and Silver Terrace Playground.
- Supervisors say city should prepare for peak oil.
- Board of Supervisors finally passed an ordinance accepting $4.5 million in synthetic turf fields for Garfield Square and Silver Terrace Playground from the City Fields Foundation.
- City Fields Foundation gives turf fields worth $4.5M linked by the name only, not checked
- Friends of Recreation and Parks offer $200,000 for Koshland Park linked by the name only, not checked
- Board accepted a gift in place worth about $200,000 from Friends of Recreation and Parks for Koshland Park.
- Resolution accepts a gift in place valued at about $200,000 from Friends of Recreation and Parks for Koshland Park.
- Up to $850,000 gift for [name withheld] work accepted
- The Recreation and Park Department accepted a $35,000 gift to replace play equipment and add lighting at South Sunset Playground.
- The Recreation and Park Department accepted up to $500,000 in gifts from the Botanical Garden Society to renovate garden pathways.
- The Board accepted up to $500,000 in money and in-kind gifts from the Botanical Garden Society to renovate garden pathways. linked by the name only, not checked
- Parks department accepted an $850,000 gift from Stern Grove Festival Association for [name withheld] improvements. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board accepted a $35,000 gift via the Neighborhood Parks Council to replace play equipment and add lighting at South Sunset Playground. linked by the name only, not checked
- $850,000 proposed for [name withheld] repairs and Alemany greening linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to accept and spend a $40,000 gift-in-place from the Union Square Association for Union Square was referred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department may move $527,221 in grant funds from an urban forestry yard to the South Murphy Windmill project.
- Proposed acceptance of a $25,000 estate bequest from [name withheld] for the [name withheld] was referred for adoption without committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $1.45M state grant to restore the Palace of [name withheld].
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting a $25,000 estate bequest from [name withheld] for the [name withheld].
- Public hearing held on a proposed appropriation for Geneva Avenue [name withheld] repairs and Alemany Boulevard greening. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $1,344,490 for Geneva Avenue [name withheld] repairs and Alemany Boulevard greening passed on first reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisor McGoldrick proposed moving $50,000 from the Golden Gate Park Stables project to a golf course recreation study, sent to Budget and Finance Committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- $1.3M for Geneva Avenue [name withheld] repairs sent to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- $1.3 million proposed for car barn repairs and Alemany greening linked by the name only, not checked
- Board sits as Committee of the Whole to hear an ordinance appropriating $1,074,490 for Geneva Avenue [name withheld] repairs and Alemany Boulevard greening. linked by the name only, not checked
- $1.3M sought for Geneva Avenue [name withheld] repairs and Alemany greening linked by the name only, not checked
- A public hearing was held on appropriating $1,074,490 for Geneva Avenue [name withheld] repairs and Alemany Boulevard greening.
- Public hearing held on an ordinance appropriating about $1.3 million for Geneva Avenue [name withheld] repairs and Alemany Boulevard greening. linked by the name only, not checked
- $1.1M for Geneva Avenue [name withheld] repairs passes first reading linked by the name only, not checked
- Golf course task force and fee powers proposed
- $1.45 million grant to restore Palace of [name withheld] rotunda proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Ordinance moving $45,717 to staff a Golf Course Task Force in the Recreation and Park Department was tabled. linked by the name only, not checked
- A resolution referred for adoption with no subject on this page linked by the name only, not checked
- Botanical Garden gets $25,000 estate gift.
- Recreation and Park Department asked to accept and spend a $100,000 gift from the Giants fund and Good Tidings Foundation.
- A $16,000 gift from the [name withheld] for a play area at Noe Valley [name withheld] was referred to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposed to accept a $15,000 gift from Visa America for Recreation and Park volleyball and youth scholarships. linked by the name only, not checked
- An ordinance proposed to appropriate $1,289,141 of Mayor interest earned for improvements to the California Academy of Sciences.
- Resolution to accept and expend a gift for the Supervisor's office; outcome continues on the next page.
- Proposed acceptance of a $25,000 gift-in-place from the United States Tennis Association to the Recreation and Park Department.
- Proposed resolution would accept and spend a $15,000 gift from [name withheld] for the Recreation and Park Department. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting a $15,000 gift from [name withheld] to the Recreation and Park Department.
- Board accepts a $25,000 gift from the United States Tennis Association to plan Golden Gate Park Tennis Center renovation. linked by the name only, not checked
- United States Tennis Association gives $25,000 for Golden Gate Park courts
- Board accepts a $16,000 gift from [name withheld] for the Noe Valley [name withheld] play area.
- Proposed ordinance moves $50,000 from the Golden Gate Park Stables project to a golf course recreation study; passed first reading.
- $50,000 taken from park stables for a golf course study
- Ordinance appropriating $1,289,141 of interest earned for California Academy of Sciences improvements passed on first reading as amended.
- $40.5M in park bond money sought for park repairs linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department's acceptance of a $100,000 Giants and Good Tidings gift for Excelsior Playground was sent to committee.
- $40,520,000 of park bond money passed on first reading
- Ordinance appropriating $40,520,000 of Clean and Safe Park Bond proceeds for park and Port improvements passed first reading.
- $40.5 million for park upgrades linked by the name only, not checked
- The Recreation and Park Department may accept a $100,000 gift from the Giants Community Fund and Good Tidings Foundation for Excelsior Playground fields; adopted.
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting a $100,000 gift from the Giants Community Fund and Good Tidings Foundation for Excelsior Playground fields.
- $500,000 of golf tournament money for Harding Park sent to committee
- A resolution would let the Recreation and Park Department accept and spend a $68,250 state grant for the Crocker Amazon Soccer Complex; it was referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- Supervisors passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $500,000 from a PGA tournament agreement for Harding Park Golf Course improvements.
- $500,000 of golf tournament money voted for Harding Park
- Grant referred to repower a [name withheld] workboat engine linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution to accept and spend a $40,045 state grant for the Recreation and Park Department was referred for adoption. linked by the name only, not checked
- The Recreation and Park Department was authorized to apply for and spend a $200,000 state urban forestry inventory grant, adopted.
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $16,500,000 in state loans for Marina Yacht Harbor renovations passed first reading as amended.
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $40,045 air district grant for Marina Green pedestrian and bicycle improvements.
- $16.5M in state loans for West Marina Yacht Harbor renovations at the Recreation and Park Department was passed.
- Unpaid property sale taxes would be attached to owners' property.
- Proposal: accept $6 million gift of turf fields at two parks.
- $115,025 grant for Buena Vista Park sent to committee
- $88,000 gift for the Ogden Terrace garden sent to committee
- Gift covering staff overtime for 2009 Maccabi Games, pending.
- City backed state bill extending child care subsidy to 2016
- $20,000 youth stewardship grant for parks put on next agenda.
- City asked to recognize air district's dry-cleaner help.
- Recreation and Park accepts a federal grant for Buena Vista Park
- $500,000 state grant funds Palace of [name withheld] park improvements.
- HIV Health Services Planning Council Day proposed for August 18 linked by the name only, not checked
- City spending limit for next year sent to the Budget Committee
- Conservation Corps to fix trails at Buena Vista Park for $164,760
- $61,000 bocce courts gift for [name withheld] sent to committee
- $61,000 bocce courts gift for [name withheld] sent to committee
- $1.5M gift to rebuild the Mission Dolores Park playground
- $61,000 bocce courts gift proposed for
- Planning Commission urged to begin the [name withheld] plan changes
- $100,000 gift to renovate Gene Friend Recreation Center; vote next meeting. linked by the name only, not checked
- San Francisco Parks Trust offers $30,000 for Golden Gate Park trees linked by the name only, not checked
- $162,063 gift to help run Joseph Lee Recreation Center; in committee.
- Gift of $100,000 accepted to renovate Gene Friend Recreation Center
- Liquor license approved for The Cafe at 2367-2371 Market Street linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department may accept a $30,000 gift from [name withheld] to plant London plane trees in Golden Gate Park.
- $1.5M gift for the Dolores Park playground sent to committee
- $162,063 private gift to Joseph Lee Recreation Center approved
- Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival offers $73,146 for Golden Gate Park irrigation
- Parks Trust gift of $171,753 for park operations proposed.
- Hardly Strictly Bluegrass gives $73,146 for Golden Gate Park irrigation
- $2,700,000 state grant sought for the 17th and Folsom Street park
- Hardly Strictly Bluegrass gives $73,146 for Golden Gate Park irrigation
- Parks Trust gift of $171,753 accepted for park operations
- Parks department plans $171,753 gift from [name withheld]; vote not shown.
- Botanical Garden fees replaced with property-tax money.
- $2,700,000 state grant sought for the 17th and Folsom Street park
- $2.7 million state grant accepted for 17th and Folsom park
- $45,680 gift to resurface Golden Gate Park tennis courts
- Police would lease ground-level space at 72-6th Street; not yet voted.
- $45,680 gift to resurface Golden Gate Park tennis courts
- Parks Trust gift of $15,500 to restore Strawberry Hill approved
- $30,000 gift of bins for Golden Gate Park set for adoption
- $15,500 gift for Strawberry Hill restoration set for adoption
- Proposed $75,000 donor database gift to parks department.
- [name withheld] honouring chef Mourad Lahlou.
- Recreation and Park Department accepts a $15,500 gift from the San Francisco Parks Trust for Strawberry Hill restoration.
- Recreation and Park Department accepts a $45,680 gift from the SF Tennis Coalition to resurface Golden Gate Park tennis courts.
- Free donor database for Recreation and Park accepted
- Parks Trust gift of $50,000 accepted for a park fund
- America Scores gives $96,000 for World Cup in Civic Center Plaza linked by the name only, not checked
- $76,000,000 of park bonds asked for recreation and Port work linked by the name only, not checked
- Chef Mourad Lahlou honoured; November 19 named
- $2.5M Trust for Public Land gift for Balboa Park work
- Chef Mourad Lahlou honoured; November 19 named [name withheld].
- $30,000 gift of recycling bins for Golden Gate Park
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $30,000 gift of recycling and trash containers for Golden Gate Park.
- Park gift of $50,000 for GearUp Fund; no decision shown here. linked by the name only, not checked
- Trust for Public Land gives $2.5M for Balboa Park improvements
- $96,000 gift from America Scores sought for World Cup Live
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- $116,000 from the Conservation Corps for Wolfe Lane garden sent to committee
- $1 million for 36 new Marina boat slips; sent to committee.
- Forty Niners offered an early exit from the Candlestick Park lease
- Forty Niners offered an early exit from the Candlestick Park lease
- 36 more boat slips at Marina harbor proposed; first vote only.
- Two portable play kits donated to city parks, proposed. linked by the name only, not checked
- Marina boat slip fees and rules updated, including a flat daily rate
- Parks accepted donated play equipment worth $11,358
- Parks may accept $30,300 donation to line 71 tennis courts
- Parks gets $30,300 tennis gift to line 71 courts
- Official results of June 2012 presidential primary certified
- Parks Alliance gives $625,017.53 to redo the Lafayette Park playground
- Baker Street Foundation offers $100,000 for a Polo Fields gardener
- The Recreation and Park Department may accept a $100,000 gift from Baker Street Foundation to pay a gardener at Polo Fields.
- $131,000 state grant for Twin Peaks trail work proposed.
- Welcome message for Aung San Suu Kyi set for next meeting.
- Parks Alliance gives $625,017.53 to redo the Lafayette Park playground
- $131,041 state grant accepted for Twin Peaks trail work.
- Laguna Honda hospital rebuild contract raised $111,312
- [name withheld] creekside trail grant accepted, with state money
- District Attorney proposed to take up to $714,138 for crime victims. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution would let the Recreation and Park Department retroactively accept and spend a $280,000 grant from the Parks Alliance.
- $870,355 Parks Alliance grant sought for a Sue Bierman Park playground
- Parks group's $280,000 grant accepted for seven neighbourhood projects
- 17 more diesel-hybrid buses for Muni approved, $48.7 million total
- Board accepted an $870,355 Parks Alliance grant to build a playground in Sue Bierman Park.
- Federal homeless program grant application approved.
- $5.5 million state grant to renovate Randall Museum; in committee.
- Parks Trust gift of $189,494 to build trails and signs; in committee.
- Donated project management, worth $130,000, for Randall Museum renovation; in committee.
- Would ask city pension fund to drop fossil fuel stocks.
- State grant of $5.5 million for Randall Museum renovation
- Parks department would accept $189,494 gift for urban trails.
- $3,350,000 Trust for Public Land grant sought for [name withheld] Park
- $200,000 sought for streetscape work on Folsom and Howard Streets
- Proposed $150,000 grant for recycled-tire materials at city parks
- Sheriff gets $599,894 federal grant for help after jail
- $225,000 from the Parks Alliance for a playground sent to committee
- A resolution sent to committee with no subject on this page
- $225,000 Parks Alliance grant sought for the [name withheld] playground
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Recreation and Park Department accepted a $5,000,000 Trust for Public Land grant for Hilltop Park improvements at La Salle and Whitney Young.
- $186,746 grant for the McLaren Park trail sent to committee
- A vote with no subject on this page
- $186,746 grant accepted for the McLaren Park connector trail
- The Recreation and Park Department was authorized to accept and spend a $186,746 state grant for the McLaren Park [name withheld].
- City urges phone makers to make stolen phones less valuable
- Parks accept $130,679 state grant for Twin Peaks trails; sent to committee.
- $670,000 from the Parks Alliance for Kezar Triangle sent to committee linked by the name only, not checked
- Homes over density limits may grow if no tenants were evicted
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $9,191,670 for Recreation and Park capital improvement projects. linked by the name only, not checked
- $9.19 million of park bond money approved for park projects linked by the name only, not checked
- City backs efforts to lower drug prices.
- $500,000 for planning a park at 900 Innes sent to committee
- Nob Hill Foundation playground grant for Huntington Park sent to committee
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $350,000 Nob Hill Foundation grant to renovate Huntington Park's playground.
- $100,000 from [name withheld] for the Golden Gate Park community garden
- $350,000 from the Nob Hill Foundation for the Huntington Park playground
- $130,679 state grant sought for Twin Peaks to [name withheld] trails
- $130,679 state grant accepted to develop trails in
- Recreation and Park Department accepted a grant of up to $1,150,000 from the Parks Alliance to renovate the Mountain Lake Park playground. linked by the name only, not checked
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $670,000 Parks Alliance grant for Kezar Triangle landscaping in Golden Gate Park.
- Health department supervised family visit grant approved
- Kezar Triangle landscaping paid for by $670,000 grant
- $100,000 grant accepted for the Golden Gate Park community garden
- Recreation department's $158,101 grant from Parks Alliance; vote not shown.
- Parks may take $200,000 state grant for youth habitat work; pending.
- $248,000 grant for Herz Playground ballfield awaits approval.
- $117,000 grant for Herz Playground paths awaits approval.
- Special vote on Transbay Transit Center tax proposed; not yet held.
- Deal approved for 181 Fremont Street project in Transbay area
- $1.3 million to host PGA golf tournament at Harding Park; pending.
- Herz Playground paths improved with $117,000 from a construction firm
- Owners could finance soft-story retrofits and solar work; in committee.
- $3.5M gift for the Randall Museum sent to committee
- $6.35 million state grant for park projects proposed.
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $500,000 state grant for 900 Innes Park planning.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $1.3 million for hosting the PGA championship at Harding Park, plus $500,000 to repay lost golf revenue; passed first reading.
- $1.3M for the PGA golf tournament passed on first reading
- $500,000 grant accepted to plan the park at 900 Innes
- City takes 87-year lease on 167 Jessie Street at $1 a year
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $6.4M state grant for housing-related park projects.
- City-funded housing groups must report tenant evictions yearly
- Ordinance appropriating $1,300,000 for hosting the PGA tournament at TPC Harding Park was finally passed.
- Up to $3.5M from Randall Museum Friends for renovation extras approved
- Grant adds extras to a children's play area at Joe DiMaggio Playground
- Up to $500,000 grant pays extras for Joe DiMaggio play area
- Backs farm workers' union rights at Gerawan Farming.
- $848,059 state grant sought for the Mansell corridor in McLaren Park
- $743,543 state grant for Noe Valley Town Square sent to committee
- $11.5M moved to park repair projects; final vote still needed.
- Water tunnel design contract raised by $1 million
- McLaren Park corridor gets $848,059 state grant.
- $1.8M from the Parks Alliance for South Park sent to committee
- The Recreation and Park Department approved a fifteen-year lease of the Silver Tree Building in Glen Canyon Park to Glenridge Nursery School.
- Up to $25 million bond financing for Urban School proposed
- $743,543 state grant sought for the Noe Valley Town Square
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $743,543 state grant for the Noe Valley Town Square project.
- Recreation and Park Department accepted a grant of up to $1,811,550 from the Parks Alliance to renovate South Park.
- $1.8M from the San Francisco Parks Alliance to renovate South Park
- Proposed $133,961 grant to fund park department operations.
- $567,039 grant for the Noe Valley Town Square sent to committee
- A resolution adopted, with no subject on this page linked by the name only, not checked
- $187,600 for Buchanan Street Mall improvements sent to committee
- A resolution adopted, with no subject on this page linked by the name only, not checked
- $10,000,000 sought for Civic Center Plaza playgrounds from the Trust
- $5.0M proposed for [name withheld] and 35-45 Onondaga Avenue repairs
- $450,000 in Noe Valley Town Square improvements sent to committee
- $10,000,000 sought from the Trust for Civic Center Plaza playgrounds
- A resolution adopted, with no subject on this page
- $450,000 of Parks Alliance improvements sought for Noe Valley Town Square
- Asks city to soften court ruling on union workers.
- $739,671 for Eastern Neighborhoods infrastructure sent to committee.
- $2.5 million [name withheld] upgrades; first vote, not final.
- $111 million for earthquake repairs and seismic upgrades approved
- $739,671 in impact fees for Eastern Neighborhoods parks passed first vote
- Older public buildings must be accessible to disabled people or get exception
- City buys 1101 Connecticut Street from school district for affordable housing