All decisions
about 230 Board decisions about Glen Park, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Warren Improvement Company asked permission to set off blasts at Glen Park to grade and macadamize streets; referred.
- Developer allowed blasting to grade streets in Glen Park
- Crocker Estate Company bid to buy $181,200 of 1904 sewer bonds to fund main sewers in Amazon, Glen Park and Parkside districts.
- Glen Park club asks the Board to restore sewer money
- Glen Park proposed as a new city park
- San Francisco Women's Club asks that Glen Park go to voters
- The Glen Park Improvement Association asked for $90,000 to buy Glen Park as a public park, referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Ralph T. Duncan offered to sell land in Glen Park for $3000 for a sewer right of way; sent to Public Buildings Committee.
- City to ask Ralph T. Duncan to sell Glen Park lots
- Anna D. Roller's offer to sell Glen Park land for a sewer right of way, for $2750, was accepted.
- Board passed for printing a directive to the City Attorney to check title on Glen Park land needed for a sewer.
- $2,750 paid to Anna D. Roller for a sewer right-of-way
- Anna D. Roller paid $2,750 for sewer land in Glen Park
- Crocker Estate Company deeds land for opening streets in Glen Park
- Crocker Estate Company's sewer easement in Glen Park to be accepted
- Sewer easement accepted across Crocker Estate Company land in Glen Park
- City approved sewer construction payments to C. J. Harney on Mission Street and to Buena Vista Improvement Co. in Glen Park.
- Board accepted an easement from Spring Valley Water Company for a Glen Park sewer through Mission and Thirtieth Streets lots.
- Buena Vista Improvement Co., C. J. Harney and F. Rolandi to receive sewer payments in Glen Park, Mission street and Sunnyside; passed for printing.
- Ordinance accepting a Spring Valley Water Company sewer easement for the Glen Park sewer passed for printing.
- Board authorized final $780.50 payment to L. H. Westdahl Co. for the Glen Park extension sewer.
- Second installment of $1,460.63 proposed to Buena Vista Improvement Co. for sewers in Glen Park.
- Buena Vista Improvement Company was granted sixty more days from October 8, 1911 to finish Glen Park sewers; adopted.
- Buena Vista Improvement Company asked permission to blast for the Glen Park sewer on Diamond Street; referred to committee.
- The Board approved $1,460.63 second installment to Buena Vista Improvement Co. for sewers in Glen Park.
- Board authorized sewer construction payments for Sunnyside, Mission street, Mount Vernon avenue and Glen Park contracts.
- Approves a final $780.50 payment to L. H. Westdahl Co. for the Glen Park extension sewer.
- Payment of $1175 to W. T. Worthington for Glen Park lots 2 and 3, for Fire Department use, authorized.
- The Board accepted W. T. Worthington's offer to sell two Glen Park lots for $1175 for a fire department site.
- $1,175 buys Fire Department land in Glen Park Terrace
- Offer by W. T. Worthington to sell Glen Park lots for $1,175 for a Fire Department site was laid over again.
- Offer by Crocker Estate's agent W. T. Worthington to sell Glen Park lots for $1175 accepted for Fire Department use.
- Board accepted W. T. Worthington's offer of $1175 for Crocker Estate lots in Glen Park for Fire Department use.
- Board authorized a $1175 payment to W. T. Worthington for Glen Park lots needed for a Fire Department site.
- Crocker Estate land for Glen Park drainage accepted
- $1,175 Glen Park lot purchase for Fire Department approved
- Board votes $18,000 for improvements in the Glen Park district
- $84,500 set aside to build the Glen Park School
- Ordinance to build sewers in Glen Park between Burnside and Brompton avenues passed for printing.
- Sewers to be built in Glen Park between Burnside and Brompton
- $197,586.00 set aside for Monson Brothers' carpentry work at City Hall
- Board granted stable permits to James Stuart for four cows and to H. F. Rahlmann for two horses.
- $200 set aside for plans for the Glen Park sewer
- Sewer ordered built in the Glen Park district
- The city accepted Crocker Estate Company's deed granting a ten-foot sewer easement across its land in Glen Park.
- Sewer ordered built in the Glen Park district
- $2,503.45 set aside for new sewers in the Glen Park district
- $2,503.45 set aside for new sewers in the Glen Park district
- $30,000 proposed to buy Glen Park from the Crocker Estate
- Glen Park Promotion Association asked the city to acquire Glen Park for about $30,000 as a public park; referred to committee.
- Board sent to committee a resolution asking the Finance Committee to negotiate buying Glen Park from the Crocker Estate for playgrounds.
- Supervisor McLeran moved $1,650 from urgent necessity funds to build a sewer in Glen Park.
- $1,650 set aside for a sewer in Glen Park
- Glen Park property owners complained about poor street conditions near Bosworth, Surrey, Sussex and Chenery streets; referred to Streets Committee.
- A partial payment of $10,500 to Crocker Estate Co. for Glen Park lands was proposed by resolution.
- Crocker Estate Company paid $10,500 for Glen Park picnic grounds land
- Board adopted Resolution 21856 setting aside $125 to repair foot bridges over the Glen Park sewer right of way.
- Money moved for Funston, Glen Park and Margaret Hayward playgrounds
- Money moved for Funston, Glen Park and Margaret Hayward playgrounds
- Elk Street extended from Chenery to Bosworth; sewer inlet moved
- Concrete sewer ordered for Glen Park near Chenery and Elk streets
- Board ordered preparation of plans for a reinforced concrete sewer in the Glen Park district.
- Glen Park and Ingleside clubs protest industry on Bosworth Street
- $2,600 for new sidewalks around Washington Square
- Appropriates $15,000-plus across school equipment, Washington Square sidewalks, Glen Park plans and Madrid Street paving work.
- $3,700 for a health center in the Glen Park District
- City Attorney directed to start condemnation proceedings to acquire Lot 16, Block Q, Glen Park Terrace, to extend Elk Street.
- $3,700 for a health center in the Glen Park District
- Glen Park street levels adopted as the Public Works board advised
- Street levels set for a group of Glen Park streets
- Street levels set for a group of Glen Park streets
- Street levels approved for Glen Park around Diamond Street
- Playground staff to be hired for Glen Park and Crocker Amazon
- Playground staff finally hired for Glen Park and Crocker Amazon
- $618.38 set aside for recreation tools and Glen Park mats
- Hearing set July 21 on rezoning plan in Glen Park
- Glen Park rezoning appeal put off to July 28
- Glen Park housing zone change put off to July 28
- The City Attorney was directed to dismiss its lawsuit against Wells Fargo and Company over the unneeded Glen Park Reservoir site.
- Sale of a City-owned portion of Lot 32 on Bosworth Street, Glen Park, passed first reading.
- Lease of the old Glen Park reservoir site held over
- Old Glen Park reservoir site to be leased out
- Glen Park reservoir site goes to the Recreation Department for $47,300
- Glen Park Reservoir site moved from the Public Utilities Commission to the Recreation Department, with $47,300 transferred to Hetch Hetchy.
- Golf driving range proposed for the old Glen Park reservoir site
- Golf driving range approved for the old Glen Park reservoir site
- Construction money listed for Glen Park, Miraloma and Silver Terrace
- Rehabilitation and construction money finally passed for Glen Park and Miraloma
- Two-family housing refused for blocks in the Glen Park area
- Housing Authority's proposed Glen Park housing project, opposed by the Planning Commission, was heard before the Board and awaits a decision.
- Two-family housing refused for blocks in the Glen Park area
- Glen Park improvement clubs to be told of the zoning hearing
- Two-family housing refused for blocks in the Glen Park area
- Emergency $1,080 for Glen Park branch rental and Ocean View branch funds referred to Finance Committee.
- $1,080 for Glen Park and Ocean View library rent put off
- $1,080 voted for Glen Park and Ocean View library rent
- Shops rented for five branch libraries at $65 to $135 monthly
- Parking meter coin deposits and one-hour limits suspended on parts of Diamond, Chenery and Bosworth Streets in Glen Park.
- The Board approved leases of space at 700 Bosworth Street for Glen Park and 2434 San Bruno Avenue for Portola branch libraries.
- Leases adopted for the Glen Park, Portola and Visitacion branch libraries
- $20,202 for mental health services passed for second reading
- Glen Park library lease at 700 Bosworth Street taken out
- Glen Park owners' appeal over Diamond Heights put off a week
- Bid to stop moderate-priced housing on Bemis Street turned down
- Glen Park bank branch chosen to hold juvenile court money
- A resolution disapproving the Planning Commission's refusal of a Bosworth Street use change was presented, with the outcome on the next page.
- Supervisor Ertola asked the City Attorney and BARTD to examine late-night construction noise complaints in Glen Park and Bernal Heights.
- Supervisor Ertola reported BART contractors cut night noise in Glen Park and Bernal Heights; the matter was referred to committee.
- Supervisor von Beroldingen asked the Mayor to explain [name withheld] conduct at a Glen Park mini-park meeting.
- Glen Park library rent funding moves to next vote.
- $800 shifted from books to rent for the Glen Park library
- Candlestick Park stadium deal approved, later undone
- Glen Park branch library building lease extended
- Glen Park Branch Library to rent 2838-42 Diamond Street
- Two-hour parking sought near the Glen Park BART station
- Glen Park library keeps renting 2838-42 Diamond Street
- Board sent best wishes to the Giants baseball team
- Residents-only parking zone created in Glen Park area
- Board asked the City Planning Commission why environmental reports on Glen Park and Neiman-Marcus projects are delayed.
- Traffic plan for Upper Noe, Diamond Heights and Glen Park proposed
- Glen Park permit parking zone D extended to new streets
- Board asks BART for extra buses and a link to Glen Park, Balboa
- Residents-only parking extended in Glen Park
- Residents-only parking extended in Glen Park
- Residential permit parking Area D in Glen Park extended to more streets, adopted.
- Permit parking widened in the Glen Park area
- Leases adopted for the Glen Park and Ingleside branch libraries
- West Portal parking permit zone extended; time limits changed.
- Five branch library leases at Chenery, Kearny, Leland, San Bruno and Ashton were extended or renewed.
- Study of off-street parking in Glen Park sent to committee
- Proposed resolution would add streets to residential permit parking time limits in the Beideman/Anza Vista area.
- Mayor asked to press for off-street parking in Glen Park
- Board urged BART to postpone ending the Mt. Davidson shuttle serving the Glen Park BART Station for one month.
- Lease extended for the Glen Park branch library on Chenery Street
- Lease extended for the Glen Park branch library on Chenery Street
- Glen Park branch library lease at 653 Chenery Street extended
- Glen Park permit parking extended to part of Alemany Boulevard
- Draft resolution urging a metered off-street parking facility in Glen Park was referred to the Public Works Committee.
- Parking lot beside the Diamond Market in Glen Park proposed
- Metered parking lot approved beside the Diamond Market in Glen Park
- Two-hour parking limits proposed for Glen Park permit streets
- Lease of 653 Chenery Street, Glen Park, for city use
- Proposed extension of Residential Permit Parking Area D in Glen Park, sent to Economic and Social Policy Committee.
- Permit parking extended to Edna Street in Glen Park
- Supervisor Maher proposed a resolution naming an unnamed street in Glen Park "Ohlone Way".
- Request to name an unnamed Glen Park street "Ohlone Way" was referred to the City Services Committee.
- Permit parking extended to Milton Street in Glen Park
- A hearing was requested on naming an unnamed alley in Glen Park as Penny Lane.
- PG&E gift worth over $5,000 sought for Glen Park ropes course
- Permit parking area in Glen Park to be widened
- Residential permit parking added on Baden Avenue and Joost Avenue in Glen Park
- Wider permit parking area adopted in Glen Park
- Permit parking extended to Chilton Avenue in Glen Park
- Permit parking extended to Chilton Avenue in Glen Park
- Permit parking extended to Chilton Avenue from Bosworth Street south in Glen Park
- Wider permit parking in Glen Park sent to committee
- Hearing on proposed Bank of America branch closures in Glen Park and Ingleside sent to committee.
- Finance Committee recommends moving the remaining $9,966 from the stalled Glen Park master plan to the Open Space Fund deficit.
- City praises Glen Park group's plan for Diamond Street lot
- Lease of 653 Chenery Street for the Glen Park Branch Library renewed for five years at $1,875 monthly, retroactive to February 1, 2000.
- Lease taken at 653 Chenery Street for the Glen Park library
- Supervisor Leno proposed rezoning NC-2 property bifurcated by Diamond and Bosworth Streets in Glen Park to a special use subdistrict; sent to committee.
- Stores over 4,000 square feet barred in proposed Glen Park district
- Zoning map redrawn for Glen Park at Diamond and Bosworth
- Glen Park special district proposed between 30th Street and Bosworth
- Height and design limits proposed for a Glen Park district
- Planning Commission to get more time on the Glen Park district
- Planning Commission given more time on the Glen Park zoning district
- More time for the Planning Commission on the Glen Park district
- Board extended the Planning Commission's deadline to decide on proposed rules creating the Glen Park Special Use Subdistrict.
- Supervisor Leno asked for a study of the cost and feasibility of assessing Glen Park recreation facilities and open space; referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Leno requested a hearing on the cost and feasibility of assessing Glen Park recreation facilities and open space; referred to Finance Committee.
- Planning Commission given longer on the Glen Park district
- More time granted for the Glen Park district decision
- More time asked for Planning on the Glen Park zoning district
- Planning Commission given longer to decide on the Glen Park district
- Planning Commission given more time to decide Glen Park rules
- Proposed sale of city-owned property on Wilder Street in Glen Park for $285,000 was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Wilder Street land in Glen Park to be sold for $285,000
- City approved selling Wilder Street property in Glen Park to Glen Park Marketplace Phoenix LLC for $285,000.
- Wilder Street land in Glen Park sold for $285,000
- $80,000 for the Glen Park BART station plan sent to committee
- Planning Director may accept and spend $15,000 from BART for the Glen Park station area plan; sent to committee.
- Planning Director may accept and spend a $15,000 BART grant for the Glen Park station area plan; sent to committee.
- BART money accepted for the Glen Park station area plan
- State money accepted to plan the Glen Park BART station area
- Planning Department authorized to accept and spend a $15,000 BART grant for the Glen Park station area plan.
- Planning Department accepted and spent an $80,000 state grant for the Glen Park BART station area plan.
- Planning Director was authorized to accept and spend a $15,000 BART grant for the Glen Park station plan.
- Supervisor Dufty proposed buying a condominium at Diamond and Wilder Streets for the Glen Park branch library; sent to Finance and Audits Committee.
- Condominium at Diamond and Wilder Streets to become Glen Park library
- Ordinance to buy a condominium at Diamond and Wilder Streets for the Glen Park branch library passed first reading.
- City plans to buy Glen Park library condo; first vote only.
- Condominium at Diamond and Wilder Streets to become Glen Park library
- Condominium at Diamond and Wilder Streets to become Glen Park library
- Glen Park library condo purchase delayed to September 16.
- Ordinance to buy a condominium at Diamond and Wilder Streets for the Glen Park library branch was continued to September 16.
- Glen Park branch library sent back to committee
- The City approved buying a condominium at Diamond and Wilder Streets in Glen Park for a new public library branch.
- Glen Park library to be bought at Diamond and Wilder Streets
- Parking meter and two-hour time limit rules proposed for Bosworth Street in Glen Park, sent to committee.
- Two-hour parking meters set on Bosworth Street from Diamond to Lippard
- $785,223 for Glen Park station improvements sent to committee
- $785,223 accepted for Glen Park station improvements
- Zoning map changes creating a new district in the Glen Park Area Plan were introduced and sent to committee.
- Glen Park Area Plan zoning rules sent to committee
- Glen Park zoning and height map changes sent to committee
- New rules for what can open in Glen Park village
- Faster sidewalk-width approvals passed first vote; final vote pending
- Zoning map changes creating a new Glen Park district and amending height and bulk limits passed first reading as amended.
- Glen Park neighbourhood building rules proposed; final vote not shown
- Planning Code changes implementing the Glen Park Area Plan passed on first reading in the Glen Park neighbourhood.
- City workers' health plan approval rules changed
- Glen Park neighbourhood growth plan approved
- Glen Park zoning map and height limits redrawn
- Proposal to allow accessory dwelling units in Noe Valley, Glen Park and parts of District 8 was sent to committee.
- Supervisor Wiener requested a hearing on the SFMTA's Glen Park streetscape plan, sent to the Land Use and Transportation Committee.
- 60 more days sought for the Glen Park parking lot decision
- Glen Park parking lot review extended by 60 days
- 60 more days sought for the Glen Park parking lot decision
- Plan for a public parking lot in Glen Park amended
- Public parking lots now allowed in Glen Park shopping area
- Glen Park entertainment zone sent to the Rules Committee
- Glen Park entertainment zone passes first reading on Diamond Street
- Glen Park entertainment zone proposed on Diamond and Chenery Streets
- Glen Park entertainment zone proposed on Diamond and Chenery Streets
- Glen Park entertainment zone finally passed