All decisions
about 330 Board decisions about de Young Museum, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Sealed bids for mill work at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum were received and referred to the Supplies Committee.
- Contract for mill work at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum awarded to California Mill Co. for $1,646.
- Charter Amendment 23 proposed to govern the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum in Golden Gate Park, with at least $40,000 yearly.
- P. J. Enright is paid $692.81 on acceptance of the heating work at the de Young Memorial Museum.
- Treasurer asks that the old City Hall cornerstone contents go to the de Young Museum; referred to committee.
- Treasurer may transfer the copper box and relics from the old City Hall cornerstone to the de Young Museum.
- Copper box and contents given to the de Young Memorial Museum
- Appropriation of $50,000 for improvements to the de Young Museum proposed, outcome not shown here.
- Proposed resolution would appropriate $75,000 for building improvements at the de Young Museum.
- $75,000 set aside for improvements at the de Young Museum
- Coast Cabinet Co. claim of $1,560 for show cases for the De Young Museum in Golden Gate Park.
- Board approved $1,560 payment to Coast Cabinet Co. for show cases at the De Young Museum.
- Frederick H. Meyer's claim of $7,460 for architectural services on the de Young Museum addition was listed for payment.
- First payment of $10,481.25 to Frank J. Reilly for additions to the de Young Museum approved.
- Proposed $50,000 for building improvements at the de Young Memorial Museum was passed for printing.
- $50,000 set aside for improvements at the de Young Museum
- Frank J. Reilly paid $19,200 for the de Young Museum addition
- Claim of $983.40 to Thos. Skelly for plumbing work at the de Young Memorial Museum is listed for payment.
- Thos. Skelly was listed for $983.40 for plumbing work at the de Young Memorial Museum.
- Contractors paid for boulevard work and the De Young Museum
- Frank J. Reilly was paid $6,622.50, his third payment for building the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum.
- Frank J. Reilly was paid $12,611.25 for a fourth progress payment on M. H. de Young Museum additions.
- Claim of $11,167.50 to contractor Frank J. Reilly for additions to the de Young Museum.
- Payment of $11,167.50 approved to Frank J. Reilly, fifth installment on the de Young Museum additions.
- P. J. Enright received first payment of $2,476.12 for heating the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum.
- Second payment of $4,744.47 approved to P. J. Enright for heating work at the de Young Museum in Golden Gate Park.
- Board authorized payments from city funds to several claimants, including Frank J. Reilly for the de Young Museum and Polytechnic High School equipment.
- P. J. Enright was paid $766.10 for a third payment on heating and ventilating the de Young Museum.
- Frank J. Reilly was paid $10,425 for an eighth payment on the de Young Museum addition.
- P. J. Enright was paid $3,046.41 for a third payment on heating and ventilating the de Young Museum.
- P. J. Enright was paid $766.10 for the third payment on heating work at the de Young Museum.
- Frank J. Reilly was paid $10,425 for the eighth payment on the de Young Museum addition.
- P. J. Enright was paid $3,046.41 for the third payment on heating work at the de Young Museum.
- Frank J. Reilly received a ninth payment of $15,041.25 for an addition to the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum.
- Frank J. Reilly was paid $6,957.35, his tenth payment for an addition to the De Young Museum.
- Eleventh payment of $6,854.81 to Frank J. Reilly for the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum addition.
- Claim of $9,113.64 to Frank J. Reilly for construction of an addition to the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum is listed for payment.
- Payment of $9,113.64 to Frank J. Reilly for general construction of an addition to the de Young Museum.
- Final payment of $51,302.65 to contractor Frank J. Reilly for the De Young Museum addition was passed for printing.
- Fifteen claims totalling $20,829.47 for De Young Museum, parks and playground work passed for printing.
- Frank J. Reilly paid $51,302.65 for the de Young Museum addition
- Bills paid for the de Young Museum, Fleishhacker Zoo and playgrounds
- $6,802.50 for lighting fixtures at the de Young Memorial Museum
- Sealed proposals for museum cases for the de Young Memorial Museum were received and referred to the Supplies Committee.
- Claim of $544.48 for Lloyd H. Rollins's eastern travel expenses from the De Young Museum was approved.
- Goldschmidt Galleries, Inc. is paid $1,065 to insure a fine arts exhibit at the De Young Museum.
- Salary ordinance Section 21 amended to correct the monthly pay rate for one de Young Museum position.
- Proposed amendments to salary Ordinance No. 9136 set monthly pay for Art Commission, de Young Museum and Juvenile Court positions.
- Proposed ordinance would set up $1,000 revolving funds for the de Young Museum and the California Palace of the Legion of Honor, passed on first reading.
- Ordinance proposed to set up $1,000 revolving funds for the de Young Memorial Museum and the California Palace of the Legion of Honor.
- Budget for the De Young Museum adopted at $67,500, reduced from the Mayor's $75,000 recommendation by amendment.
- Museum trustees asked for an emergency resolution to repair the crumbling De Young Museum tower; referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed ordinance adds temporary repair-work positions and pay rates at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum.
- Museum salary ordinance amended to add temporary repair-crew positions at the de Young Museum, passed on first reading.
- Proposed ordinance adding temporary repair-work positions and pay rates to the de Young Museum salary schedule.
- Museum staff positions and pay rates at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum were added by final passage of the ordinance.
- De Young Museum contractual services and supplies were reduced 5 per cent, with no objection.
- De Young Museum asked to install a cordless switchboard and extra telephones; the change is proposed.
- Dr. Elisabeth Moses hired as De Young museum instructor
- Salary ordinance Section 22 amended to change staff positions at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum.
- Proposed $750 supplemental appropriation to create a museum instructor and curator position at the de Young Museum.
- Supervisor Shannon explained an increase in the De Young Museum budget; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Proposed pay changes for de Young Museum staff, including recorder and museum instructor raises, were read and explained.
- Board finally passed an ordinance letting the de Young Museum join named art organizations, with dues paid from appropriated funds.
- de Young Memorial Museum budget approved at $97,620, down $420 from the prior year, with no salary increases.
- Finance Committee recommends renaming two de Young Museum job titles in the annual salary ordinance.
- Finance Committee's ordinance renaming two de Young Museum staff class titles awaits final passage.
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $154.55 of surplus funds to finish paying for a de Young Museum catalogue passed for second reading.
- Appropriation of $154.55 to finish paying for a de Young Museum art catalogue was finally passed.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an appropriation of $1,113.85 to buy a painting and rugs for the de Young Museum.
- Proposal to spend $2,325 of M. H. de Young Museum surplus on contractual services and exhibitions; consideration postponed.
- Proposed appropriation of $1,113.85 to buy equipment for the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum.
- Supervisor Roncovieri moved to postpone the $2,325 de Young Museum appropriation until April 29, 1940.
- Proposal to spend $2,325 of M. H. de Young Memorial Museum surplus revenues on exhibitions and contractual services.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $2,325 from de Young Museum surplus revenues for contractual services and exhibitions.
- Consideration of the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum budget was postponed until Friday, May 24, 1940, at 11:00 A.M.
- Proposed ordinance amends the de Young Museum departmental titles, decreases one employment item, and inserts item 20.1 in Bill 705.
- Ordinance proposed to change job titles and reduce positions in the M. H. de Young Museum staff schedule.
- Walter Heil, director of the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, was granted a fourteen-day leave of absence to leave the state.
- Two clerk positions at $155 monthly were approved for the de Young Museum by emergency ordinance, passed finally.
- Salary ordinance adding one clerk at $155 a month to the de Young Museum; outcome not shown on this page.
- $1240 from the Emergency Reserve Fund created a $155-a-month clerk post at the de Young Museum and was finally passed.
- Bill to create a museum curator post at the De Young Museum and cut an installation post was postponed to November 17, 1941.
- Proposal to add a Curator of the Monastery and remove an Installation Man at the De Young Museum was postponed to November 17.
- Proposed ordinance adds a Curator of the Monastery post and deletes an Installation Man post at the De Young Museum.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,120 to create a curator post at the De Young Museum passed for second reading.
- Ordinance proposed to amend the De Young Museum salary schedule by adding a Monastery curator and deleting an installation man.
- Board passed ordinance appropriating $1,120 to create a Monastery curator post at the De Young Museum.
- Resolution proposed to exempt the Curator of the Monastery at the De Young Museum from Charter residence requirements.
- Board considered disapproving a de Young Museum budget that would restore its trustees' secretary salary; the vote continues on the next page.
- Charter amendments making de Young Museum and Legion of Honor staff subject to civil service were postponed to September 14.
- Charter provisions for the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum's trustees and a minimum $40,000 yearly budget were voted on, with ten ayes.
- The Board ordered submitted to voters a charter amendment on the de Young Memorial Museum's board, staff and civil service rules.
- Proposed $800 transfer from surplus to buy supplies, materials and fuel oil for the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum; passed for second reading.
- $800 of surplus in the de Young Museum's budget is reassigned to buy materials, supplies and fuel oil, passed.
- Approved $800 for a restorer shared by the de Young Museum and Legion of Honor, funded by cutting museum salaries.
- Approved $950 to repair the boiler in the de Young Museum's heating plant.
- Board approved $5,200 for the de Young Museum, mainly for emergency work on its ventilation and air systems.
- Emergency ordinance letting the de Young Museum and Legion of Honor sell unwanted artworks; final vote continues on next page.
- Board finally passed an emergency ordinance letting the de Young Museum and Legion of Honor sell surplus art at auction.
- Passed $2,300 for overtime pay to monthly employees of the de Young Museum as an emergency ordinance.
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $1,485 for a publicity clerk at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum passed final.
- Finally passed: a $165 monthly Publicity Clerk post replaces a Museum Technician post at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum.
- Proposed salary ordinance reclassifying de Young Museum operating engineer jobs; the vote is not printed here.
- Ordinance proposed to reclassify operating engineering jobs at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum.
- A $5,750 reappropriation for improvements at the de Young Museum was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposes reappropriating $5,750 from surplus salary funds to make improvements at the de Young Museum.
- Ordinance proposes moving $5,750 of surplus museum salary funds to improvements at the de Young Museum; final vote not shown.
- M. H. de Young Memorial Museum budget approved without objection after Supervisor MacPhee moved it.
- Museum staff positions at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum reclassified, cutting the budget by $456, approved.
- A proposed amendment raising a de Young Museum technician's pay from $174.50 to $185.50 monthly was referred to Finance Committee.
- Bill allowing de Young Museum and Legion of Honor boards to accept art gifts without financial burden is pending.
- Museum technician's monthly pay at the de Young Museum raised from $174.50 to $185.50 on promotion, passed for second reading.
- Appropriation of $5,000 from museum salaries to buy four tapestries for the de Young Museum passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriates $5,000 for four tapestries for the de Young Museum, passed finally, contingent on $11,000 in private donations.
- Proposed amendment to the de Young Museum salary ordinance raising a museum technician's pay on promotion.
- Judiciary Committee recommends letting the de Young Museum and Legion of Honor trustees accept art gifts for exhibition; outcome not yet printed.
- Ordinance letting the de Young Museum and Legion of Honor trustees accept gifts reaches final passage; vote appears on next page.
- Board finally passed an ordinance letting the de Young Museum and Legion of Honor accept art gifts that cost nothing beyond upkeep.
- Emergency ordinance appropriating $1,300 to repair a boiler at the de Young Museum was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board finally passed a $9,750 emergency appropriation to rebuild a skylight at the de Young Museum.
- Bill proposed letting the de Young Museum director join certain organizations at city expense, repealing Ordinance 168; passed second reading.
- Final passage taken up for the de Young Museum and its director to join art organizations, with dues paid from set-aside funds.
- The Mayor proposed a leave of absence for Walter Heil, director of the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum.
- More time given to award the de Young Museum skylight contract
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $3,800 from the emergency reserve to rebuild skylights at the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum.
- Bill No. 3379, amending the annual salary ordinance for the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, was placed on the calendar for December 3, 1945.
- Proposal to add a photographer position paid $200-250 monthly to the de Young Museum salary schedule.
- Emergency salary ordinance adds a restorer and raises museum technician posts at the de Young Museum; outcome continues on next page.
- Adds a $200-250 monthly photographer post at the de Young Museum; passed as an emergency measure.
- Ordinance adding a Curator B position at the de Young Memorial Museum, with salary $250-300, was finally passed.
- de Young Museum budget adopted with a $27,500 capital expenditure after the Mayor cut $236,749.
- Gift of $1,500 from Grover Magnin accepted to fund the Theatre De La Mode display at the de Young Museum.
- Proposed $1,295 appropriation to temporarily employ one senior museum technician at the de Young Museum.
- Board proposes $1,295 to temporarily employ a senior museum technician at the de Young Museum.
- Proposed amendment to the salary ordinance adds a clerk-stenographer and removes a telephone operator at the de Young Museum; passed for second reading.
- A $647.50 appropriation creates a clerk-stenographer post at the de Young Museum and abolishes a telephone operator job.
- Board passed on first reading $550 from a museum compensation reserve to pay temporary salaries at the de Young Memorial Museum.
- Ordinance passed: $550 from the de Young Memorial Museum reserve pays its temporary salaries.
- Paint and painter supplies for the de Young Museum were reduced to $100 with no objection.
- Miscellaneous insurance for the de Young Museum was reduced from $2,000 to $1,000 with no objection.
- Janitorial supplies for the de Young Museum were reduced from $1,100 to $100 with no objection.
- The M. H. de Young Memorial Museum budget, as amended, together with a supplemental budget, was adopted.
- Supervisors voted six to four to eliminate one senior museum technician position from the de Young Museum budget.
- Supervisors voted ten to none to reduce the de Young Museum lumber and mill work amount from $500 to $250.
- Supervisor Mancuso moved to cut de Young Museum dry goods and fabrics funds from $4,500 to $2,250; outcome not printed.
- Supervisors voted ten to none to reduce the de Young Museum periodicals budget from $4,700 to $3,000.
- Supervisors refused, five to five, to cut the de Young Museum architectural services amount from $1,000 to $500.
- Dr. Walter Heil, director of the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, was granted leave of absence to leave the State.
- A proposed charter amendment to enlarge the De Young Museum's Board of Trustees was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
- Consideration of a charter amendment enlarging the De Young Museum board of trustees to seventeen was continued.
- Board sends to voters a proposed charter amendment letting the de Young Museum board grow to seventeen trustees.
- The Board rescinded its earlier action, then ordered a charter amendment on the De Young Museum submitted to voters.
- Charter amendment to enlarge the De Young Museum board to seventeen trustees was held in abeyance pending Graybiel's appearance.
- The Board ordered submitted to voters a charter amendment raising De Young Museum trustees from 11 to 17, which the Charter Revision Committee opposed.
- Proposed change to the salary ordinance reclassifying a senior museum technician position at the de Young Museum passed second reading.
- Senior Museum Technician position at the de Young Memorial Museum moved from class Y44 to Y45.
- A proposed $500,000 bond issue for improving the de Young Museum was referred to Finance Committee and City Planning Commission.
- Proposal for $500,000 to remodel the de Young Museum was sent back to committee.
- Proposed $500,000 bond issue to remodel the de Young Museum facade, tower and main building; not yet decided.
- Appropriates $320 for de Young Museum overtime and holiday pay for the rest of the fiscal year; passed first reading.
- Board passed $320 for overtime and holiday pay at the de Young Museum for the rest of the fiscal year.
- Board passed on first reading a $118.73 appropriation for temporary salaries at the de Young Museum.
- Ordinance appropriates $118.73 from the de Young Museum budget to pay temporary salaries; passed final.
- Budget cuts to the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum were moved for overtime, contractual services and materials, with the final vote not yet shown.
- Anonymous donors' $43,500 gift to the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum was accepted.
- Dr. Walter Heil's leave of absence from the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, for February 15 to March 15, 1950, was continued.
- Dr. Walter Heil was granted leave of absence as director of the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum.
- The Board is debating the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum budget, including a $200,000 warehouse; an amendment to allow it was moved, outcome not yet printed.
- Board accepts a $2,494.35 gift from the San Francisco Bay Exposition for the de Young Museum fund.
- Leave of absence granted to Dr. Walter Heil, De Young Museum director, for November 1 to December 8, 1950.
- Emergency $5,500 appropriation for roof repairs at the de Young Museum was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Anonymous donors' $1,250 gift accepted for the de Young Museum, to cover use taxes on a painting purchase.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $2,250 to buy a German early 16th century painting for the De Young Museum.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $2,250 for De Young Museum to buy a German painting; passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $2,250 for the De Young Museum to buy a German early 16th-century painting passed final reading.
- Board accepted $16,000 from anonymous donors to buy objects of art for the De Young Museum.
- $210 gift accepted for the de Young Memorial Museum
- The Board accepted a $210 gift from the San Francisco Bay Exposition for the de Young Museum.
- Lien lifted at 362 Moultrie Street over Charles Nilson's care
- Board passed on first reading $1,110 to hire a temporary photographer for the de Young Museum.
- The Board finally passed $1,110 to hire a temporary photographer for the de Young Museum for the rest of the fiscal year.
- A motion to approve Finance Committee changes to the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum budget is pending.
- The Board accepted a dictaphone and transcribing machine given by Roscoe F. Oakes for the de Young Museum.
- Passed for second reading a $44,204 appropriation for proposed improvements to the de Young Museum, pending later allocation by the Board.
- Board passed $44,204 for proposed improvements to the de Young Museum, with specific uses to be approved later.
- Board adopted an adjustment of accounts to reflect the theft of a sound projector from the De Young Museum.
- $840 for emergency roof repairs at the de Young Museum
- $840 from the emergency reserve approved for De Young Museum roof repairs; finally passed as an emergency measure.
- Final passage approved $49,431 for improvements and installations at the De Young Museum.
- Passed for second reading: $1,000 appropriation to the de Young Museum for expenses of its exhibitions.
- Dr. Walter Heil, director of the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum, was granted leave to leave the state through January 5, 1952.
- Passed first reading to amend the salary ordinance for the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum positions.
- Passed first reading to add a $1,125 clerk-typist post at the de Young Museum, abolishing a checkroom attendant job.
- The Board passed an ordinance giving the de [name withheld] $1,000 for exhibition expenses.
- The Board approved the [name withheld] Memorial Museum budget with several line-item cuts, as the Finance Committee recommended.
- Board finally passed a $1,590 appropriation for temporary salaries at the de [name withheld].
- Board of Supervisors finally passed a $10,000 appropriation to improve the Period and [name withheld] Antique Rooms at the de [name withheld].
- Director of the [name withheld] Memorial Museum authorized to attend an art museum directors meeting in Seattle.
- An ordinance proposed to appropriate $2,891.35 to the de [name withheld] for hardwood flooring was passed for second reading.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- $19,050 approved for gallery floors and garden court
- Leaves of absence granted to four city officials, including the de [name withheld] director, in January 1953.
- Ordinance appropriates $120,057 to build a central wing extension at the de [name withheld].
- [name withheld], director of the [name withheld] Memorial Museum, granted 22 days leave of absence with permission to leave the state.
- Board appropriated $15,000 to the de [name withheld] for a [name withheld] exhibition.
- Appropriation of $1,583.56 for de [name withheld] exhibitions failed
- The Board finally passed an ordinance ratifying [name withheld] attendance at a Chicago craftsmen's convention for the de [name withheld].
- The Board finally passed an ordinance adding the American Craftsmen's Educational Council, Inc. of Chicago to the de [name withheld] membership list.
- A $3,100 emergency appropriation for the de [name withheld] fuel and lubricants was sent to Finance Committee.
- Authority for the de [name withheld] to make additional use of gift money was sent to Finance Committee.
- A $600 appropriation for de [name withheld] compensation insurance benefits passed for second reading.
- de [name withheld] receives $600 for compensation insurance benefits; the appropriation was finally passed.
- The M. H. de [name withheld] budget was approved after amendment, as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Budget reductions proposed for the [name withheld] Memorial Museum, with the final vote not shown on this page.
- Emergency $1,065 appropriation for de [name withheld] gas and electric service was referred to Finance Committee.
- Board passed an emergency $1,065 appropriation for gas and electric service at the de [name withheld].
- Emergency $891 appropriation for fuel oil for the [name withheld] Memorial Museum referred to Finance Committee.
- The $891 fuel oil appropriation for the [name withheld] Memorial Museum was continued one week for lack of nine votes.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $1,645 to fund a full-time photographer position at the De Young Museum.
- Emergency $915 appropriation for de [name withheld] fuels, illuminants and lubricants was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Authority for the de [name withheld] director to travel in Europe to negotiate loan exhibitions passed for second reading.
- Director of the [name withheld] Memorial Museum authorized to travel in Europe to negotiate loan exhibitions.
- Ordinance passed ratifying the de [name withheld] director's attendance at museum association meetings in Delaware and South Carolina.
- The Board confirmed a federal grant of $500 to the [name withheld] Memorial Museum for shipping an overseas loan exhibit.
- Residence requirement waived for a curator assigned to decorative arts at the de [name withheld].
- A proposal to spend $3,789.06 from the Emergency Reserve on de [name withheld] fuel oil was referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisors passed on second reading a budget change adding overtime pay for de [name withheld] employees.
- Annual appropriation ordinance amended to pay overtime to employees of the [name withheld] Memorial Museum, passed on final reading.
- Ordinance ratifying the de [name withheld] director's attendance at a New York museum meeting passed for second reading.
- Ordinance proposed to ratify the de [name withheld] director's attendance at a New York museum directors meeting.
- Supervisor Dobbs presented a measure accepting gift money for De Young Museum art acquisitions; referred to Finance Committee.
- The de Young Museum was authorized to accept gifts of money to buy objects of art.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] $425 gift to the de [name withheld] was accepted to reimburse an exhibition appropriation.
- Board urges cooperation to secure [name withheld] Oriental art collection for the de [name withheld] in San Francisco.
- Proposed policy on accepting [name withheld] Oriental art collection for the de [name withheld] is under consideration.
- Board passed on first reading $1,500 for the de [name withheld] to examine the Spanish Monastery's crated masonry.
- Appropriates $1,500 for examining crated masonry of the Spanish Monastery at the de [name withheld]; finally passed.
- [name withheld] Oriental art collection agreement with the city for the de [name withheld] was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance accepting [name withheld] Oriental art collection gift to the de [name withheld] passed first reading.
- Ordinance finally passed approving an agreement with [name withheld] and his foundation giving an Oriental art collection to the de [name withheld].
- The Board passed an emergency $1,000 appropriation for a fence around the Spanish Monastery at the de [name withheld].
- A Chinese art collection from the [name withheld] estate was accepted for the [name withheld] Memorial Museum.
- Ordinance passed authorizing a $1,000 reward for capturing those who defaced paintings at the de [name withheld].
- A $3,200 emergency appropriation for the [name withheld] Memorial Museum's heat, light and power was referred to Finance Committee.
- Reconstruction and enlargement of the [name withheld] Memorial Museum in Golden Gate Park declared a public necessity; adopted.
- Board of Supervisors finally passed $185,245 for necessary improvements to Candlestick Park, run by Recreation and Park.
- $365 emergency repairs to de [name withheld] boiler stack approved
- June ballot set for $2.7 million de [name withheld] bond
- De Young Museum west wing may be enlarged
- Emergency $22,000 appropriation for de Young Museum and Recreation and Park Department accident compensation referred to Finance Committee.
- City accepts an estate gift for the de
- City approves $2.73 million in bonds for de
- City sells $2.7 million de [name withheld] bonds to a bank group
- The Board passed on first reading an ordinance extending to June 30, 1964 the deadline for a de [name withheld] wing agreement with [name withheld].
- De Young museum wing expansion and art sale deal approved
- Residency rule waived for some doctors and a museum director
- Residence requirement waived for the Curator of the [name withheld] Memorial Museum.
- Ordinance letting the de [name withheld] and Legion of Honor sell or exchange surplus artworks passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $6,000 from the de [name withheld] to continue [name withheld] services was passed for second reading.
- Money for seventeen new city jobs approved, including police and museum
- Request that Mayor Shelley inquire into problems at the de [name withheld] was approved.
- Police and fire budget changes sent to committee.
- An appropriation of $63,573 for a [name withheld] at the de [name withheld] was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $63,573 to the de [name withheld] to prepare the [name withheld] was finally passed.
- Five French rooms accepted as gift for de
- The de Young Museum's [name withheld] appropriation was cut to $6,988.14 and passed for second reading as amended.
- Board passed on first reading a cut appropriation of $6,988.14 for the de [name withheld] [name withheld] work.
- De Young Museum overtime cut to $560; final vote still needed.
- [name withheld] to build 276 flats for seniors on Clementina Street
- De Young Museum gets $6,988.14 for [name withheld] appraisal, scroll restoration and overtime; passed.
- Committee tries to reduce de [name withheld] requests for the [name withheld] Collection, limited by City commitments on the gift.
- De Young Museum money ($65,627) and 2 new jobs sent to committee.
- Two new de [name withheld] jobs sent to committee for review.
- Ordinance creating a Museum Director post at the de [name withheld] and rescinding $3,466 from the Legion of Honor, proposed.
- de [name withheld] fund change awaits final vote.
- De Young museum director post created; old post removed
- Proposal to move $10,978 into de Young museum salaries.
- Amendment to the 1971-72 Annual Salary Ordinance for the de [name withheld] Asian art collection passed for second reading.
- Museum staff pay: $10,978 added, $10,599 removed
- Property taxes for 1970-71 cancelled for Boys Home
- Amendment keeps $1,638 for de [name withheld] equipment
- $4,500 gift pays for security and fire alarms at de
- A hearing on a special fund for the de [name withheld] from [name withheld] admission fees was referred to the Finance Committee.
- De Young Museum gets new air-conditioning towers and a ramp
- Matching pay change for one Asian Art Museum job approved.
- Supervisor Ward's hearing request on the eviction of an art school from the De Young Museum was referred to committee.
- Resolution urging the de [name withheld] trustees to keep its art school in Golden Gate Park was continued to March 11, 1985.
- Resolution urging the Mayor to press de [name withheld] trustees to keep its art school was sent back to committee.
- The Board adopted a loan agreement bringing the Teotihuacan exhibition from [name withheld] national institute to the De Young Museum.
- Outside props proposed to hold up the de
- Outside props approved to hold up the de
- Board to honor the de [name withheld] hundredth year
- Resolution commemorates the centennial of the [name withheld] Museum and thanks its staff and volunteers.
- Proposed general obligation bond resolution for the De Young Museum, with outcome not shown on this page.
- Hearing requested to discuss alternative future locations for the De Young Museum; referred to committee.
- Proposed June 2, 1998 special election on $95,000,000 bonds to replace the de [name withheld] in Golden Gate Park; sent to Finance Committee.
- Motion to suspend a rule so de [name withheld] financing measures in Golden Gate Park can reach the June 1998 ballot was adopted.
- Hearing on a ballot argument for a bond measure concerning the de [name withheld] was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Yaki's ballot argument supporting Proposition A, a de [name withheld] bond measure, was authorized.
- Rebuttal to opponents of Proposition A, a de [name withheld] bond measure, sent to Rules Committee.
- Rebuttal to the opponent's ballot argument against Proposition A, the de [name withheld] bond measure, was adopted.
- $95M de [name withheld] bond proposed for the June ballot
- $89.9M de [name withheld] bond proposed for the June election
- $89.9M de [name withheld] bond proposed for the June election
- Commendation of [name withheld] and Fine Arts Museums trustees for raising over $100 million for a new de [name withheld]; referred without committee.
- Board thanked donors who raised money for new de Young museum.
- Hearing set on the de [name withheld] environmental report
- Motion to disapprove the Planning Commission's certification of the de [name withheld] environmental report is set for public hearing.
- Move to reject the de [name withheld] environmental report scheduled for hearing
- Findings sought against the new de [name withheld] environmental report
- Motion to affirm the Planning Commission's certification of the de [name withheld] environmental report is set for public hearing.
- Motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings disapproving the de [name withheld] environmental report is set for public hearing.
- Appellant [name withheld] challenges the Planning Commission's certification of the final environmental impact report for the deYoung Museum project; hearing held.
- Board approved a motion disapproving the Planning Commission's certification of the de [name withheld] environmental report at 75 [name withheld] Drive.
- Board approved, as amended, a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings disapproving the de [name withheld] environmental report certification.
- Move to reject the de [name withheld] environmental report proposed
- Vote to uphold de Young museum environmental report voted down
- Motion to uphold the Planning Commission's certification of the de [name withheld] environmental report failed.
- Findings on the appeal of the environmental report for the new de [name withheld] in Golden Gate Park were approved as amended.
- De Young Museum project wording amended, Golden Gate Park
- De Young Museum measure in Golden Gate Park amended
- Findings approved, upholding the environmental report for the new de [name withheld] in Golden Gate Park, as amended.
- De Young Museum measure in Golden Gate Park amended
- Motion to disapprove certification of the de [name withheld] environmental review at 75 [name withheld] Drive was tabled.
- Motion to disapprove the Planning Commission's certification of the de [name withheld] environmental report was tabled.
- Appeal heard over the new de [name withheld] environmental report
- Environmental impact report for the new de [name withheld] at 75 [name withheld] Drive was affirmed, passing 10 to 1.
- Hearing held on appeal against Planning Commission certification of the revised de [name withheld] environmental impact report.
- Board affirmed Planning Commission certification of the final environmental impact report for the new de [name withheld] at 75 [name withheld] Drive.
- Findings against the de Young environmental report tabled
- Motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings disapproving the de [name withheld] environmental report certification was tabled.