All decisions
42 Board decisions about Ferry Park, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- $2.5M bond issue for Ferry Park sent to committee
- San Francisco Labor Council added as an endorser in the ballot argument for Proposition A, the Courthouse-City Hall bond.
- Board adopted, with amendments, a ballot argument favoring the Ferry Park bond issue.
- $2.97M bond for a Ferry Park sent to committee
- Ballot argument approved for the Ferry Park bonds
- Board referred to Finance Committee a modified cooperative agreement funding Ferry Park in Embarcadero-Lower Market project area.
- Ferry Park land deal with the Redevelopment Agency goes to committee
- Ferry Park building money sent to finance committee; still pending
- Finance Committee recommends approving $653,000, the first of three payments to buy land for Ferry Park in the Golden Gateway project.
- Modified cooperative agreement sets annual city funding for acquiring land and building Ferry Park in Embarcadero-Lower Market area.
- Taxpayers get refunds for duplicate or wrong tax payments.
- Board authorized eminent domain acquisition of property for Ferry Park at a cost not to exceed $410,000; Supervisor Sullivan was excused.
- Supervisor Blake's proposal to study a Ferry Park and Embarcadero traffic routing was referred to the Streets Committee.
- City to buy Ferry Park land from one owner; first vote only.
- Supervisors passed on first reading the purchase of property from [name withheld] for $55,000 for Ferry Park.
- [name withheld] land bought for $55,000 to make Ferry Park
- [name withheld] land bought for $52,500 for Ferry Park
- Land bought from [name withheld] for $52,500 for Ferry Park
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $62,500 purchase of a Embarcadero lot from [name withheld] for Ferry Park.
- City bought Lot 8 on The Embarcadero from [name withheld] for $62,500 to add land to Ferry Park.
- City buys the last land for Ferry Park at the Embarcadero
- $129,800 paid to [name withheld] for Ferry Park land
- $129,800 paid to [name withheld] for Ferry Park land
- Purchase of [name withheld] property for $129,800 for Ferry Park passed; eminent domain case dismissed.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance buying land from [name withheld] for $129,800 for Ferry Park.
- Amendment to the Embarcadero-Lower Market redevelopment plan, covering uses and Battery Street set-backs, was referred to committee.
- Supervisor Blake's ordinance to enlarge Ferry Park and widen part of Washington Street passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed an amendment enlarging Ferry Park and widening part of Washington Street in the Embarcadero-Lower Market redevelopment area.
- Public Works and the architects presented the Ferry Park design at the foot of Market Street; no decision was taken.
- The Board passed on first reading a working agreement with the Redevelopment Agency to build Phase 1-A of Ferry Park.
- Board approved a working agreement with the Redevelopment Agency to build Phase 1-A of Ferry Park in the Embarcadero-Lower Market area.
- $108,353.82 paid for a Municipal Railway turnaround near Ferry Park
- Purchase of Ferry Park area property from the Redevelopment Agency for $108,353.82 for a Municipal Railway turn-around was temporarily postponed.
- Supervisor Blake moved for hearings on an off-street parking garage under Ferry Park; the motion was referred to committee.
- Redevelopment Agency asked to stop work on Ferry Park
- Amendment moved to drop Ferry Park construction and cut police equipment
- Second phase of Ferry Park plaza agreement put off to July 8.
- Analyst's report on city lawsuit settlements approved.
- Public comment on transgender rights, homelessness and Ferry Park
- Committee recommended, as divided, a $100,000 study of expanding the downtown park fee, pausing Ferry Park spending meanwhile.
- Recreation and Park Department proposes renaming Ferry Park as Sue Bierman Park.
- Renaming Ferry Park as Sue Bierman Park sent to committee