All decisions
about 770 Board decisions about Golden Gate Park, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- A possible $750 replacement tent for the Golden Gate Park Emergency Hospital was referred to the Hospital and Health Committee.
- Resolution to pay James D. Whitney $9,000 from the Golden Gate Park and Presidio Extension fund was passed for printing.
- $9,000 to James D. Whitney for land in the Park and Presidio extension
- $9,000 to James D. Whitney for land in the Park and Presidio extension
- $4,750 set aside for the Tanner land near Clement Street
- Resolution to pay San Francisco Construction Company $684.80 from the Park Fund for clay and loam for Golden Gate Park was passed for printing.
- Park Fund paid $684.80 to San Francisco Construction Company for clay and loam furnished Golden Gate Park.
- $4750 paid into court for Park and Presidio extension land
- Resolution proposed to pay McGilvray Stone Co. from the Park Fund for stone and repairs made in Golden Gate Park.
- McGilvray Stone Co. paid $2,344.04 for stonework in Golden Gate Park
- $2,700 paid to court in a park land case
- J. L. Vermeil paid $1,960.53 for Golden Gate Park forage
- City pays $2,700 into court for James Brown's land
- Payment of $1,960.50 to J. L. Vermeil for forage for Golden Gate Park passed for printing.
- A resolution authorizing $1,128.95 from the Park Fund to Raymond Granite Company for Golden Gate Park bridge repairs was passed for printing.
- J. L. Vermeil paid $1,960.53 for Golden Gate Park forage
- Raymond Granite paid for repairs to a Golden Gate Park bridge
- $4,507.50 paid into court for Lucy M. Wade's land
- Resolution proposed to pay Standard Oil Company $1,575.40 for fuel oil for Golden Gate Park.
- Payment approved to Standard Oil Company for fuel oil furnished the Park Commissioners in June and July 1907.
- Park Fund payment of forage to J. L. Vermeil for Golden Gate Park was passed by the Board.
- Standard Oil paid $825.68 for fuel oil for Golden Gate Park
- C. S. Harney was proposed for payment for grading H Street in front of Golden Gate Park.
- Owen McHugh paid for grading Fulton Street along Golden Gate Park
- Park Fund payments of $8143.40 approved to Spring Valley Water Co. and two vendors for Golden Gate Park supplies.
- $4,507.50 paid into court for Lucy M. Wade's land
- J. L. Vermeil paid for forage supplied to Golden Gate Park
- Payment of $870.44 passed for printing to United Railroads of San Francisco for a spur track and windmill power in Golden Gate Park.
- Supervisors authorized $870.44 from the Park Fund for a spur track and power service at the Golden Gate Park windmill.
- Mrs. E. J. Bassett offered to sell land in Golden Gate Park and Presidio Extension to the city for $2,500; referred to Finance Committee.
- Plan for concerts in Golden Gate Park held over a week
- Another Golden Gate Park concert plan put off indefinitely
- San Francisco Gas and Electric told to install new street lights
- Park Commissioners repaid $1,050 for Golden Gate Park concerts
- Park Commission authorizes payments totalling $7,282.78 to suppliers and services for Golden Gate Park and squares.
- Offers sought for a Jackson School site near the Panhandle
- Putnam Granite paid $1,047.50 to repair the Dewey monument
- The Board approved $3,308.54 in payments for repairing the Dewey monument in Union Square and fuel oil for Golden Gate Park.
- A $1,912.40 Park Fund payment to Owen McIIugh for hauling clay to Golden Gate Park was passed for printing.
- Payment of $6,337.65 proposed to Owen McHugh for grading Fulton Street beside Golden Gate Park.
- Frank Coghlan and others petitioned to extend the Geary Street Railroad through Golden Gate Park to O Street; referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Owen McHugh paid $6,337.65 for grading Fulton Street
- Payments of $553.80 and $1,613.55 for Golden Gate Park plumbing supplies and park water passed for printing.
- Charles M. Cassasa was paid $640 for Golden Gate Park concert band; Standard Oil Co. received $777.47 for fuel oil.
- Payments for fuel oil, forage and clay supplied to the Board of Park Commissioners for Golden Gate Park were proposed.
- Owen McHugh paid for clay hauled to Golden Gate Park
- Park Fund payment of $613.20 approved to Owen McHugh for hauling 876 cubic yards of clay to Golden Gate Park.
- Proposed charter amendment would let the California Academy of Sciences build and keep a museum in Golden Gate Park.
- Board authorized payments for Golden Gate Park concerts and Spring Valley Water supplied to city parks in 1909.
- City Street Improvement to be paid $1,787.68 for grouting three streets
- A. Hagiwara to be paid $750 for plants for the park
- Payments for hay and water for Golden Gate Park and city squares were proposed for printing from the Park Fund.
- Payments for pipe and supplies for Golden Gate Park totalling $4,551.24 are listed, with no vote printed on this page.
- Opinion asked on a city electric plant in Golden Gate Park
- Resolution proposes final payment to Andrew Wilkie for construction of Murphy Cottage in Golden Gate Park.
- Payment of $549.57 to Standard Oil Co. for fuel oil furnished to Golden Gate Park commissioners in June 1910.
- The Board approved a $557.84 payment to Somers & Co. for hay supplied to Golden Gate Park in June 1910.
- City pays oil company for park department's fuel
- Academy of Sciences museum in Golden Gate Park proposed to voters
- The city approved $547.30 payment to Riverdale Creamery for milk and cream for Golden Gate Park children's playgrounds.
- The Board ordered bids to furnish the Golden Gate Park and Ingleside police stations and install an Auditor's office cabinet.
- Bids invited for furniture for the Golden Gate Park police station
- Park Richmond Improvement Club asked for $10,000 to pave a street beside Golden Gate Park; sent to committee.
- Bids for office furniture and carpets for the Ingleside and Golden Gate Park police stations were referred to committee.
- Board approved $666 payment to Chas. H. Cassasa for furnishing a band for Golden Gate Park concerts in February 1911.
- A resolution to pay Chas. H. Cassasa $761 for a band for Golden Gate Park concerts was passed for printing.
- Park Commissioners' payments of $10,156.84 to four suppliers for clay, water, hay and concert bands were approved.
- Board set aside $15,000 for upkeep of Golden Gate Park and other San Francisco parks in May and June 1911.
- Proposed payment of $1,222.80 to K. H. Westdahl for building a septic tank in Golden Gate Park.
- Resolution approves $15,000 to maintain Golden Gate Park and other parks during May and June 1911.
- Passed for printing: $550 to the Board of Park Commissioners for boarding police horses at Golden Gate Park Police Station.
- L. H. Westdahl was paid $1,222.80 to build a septic tank in Golden Gate Park.
- Police Department requisition for gas service at the Golden Gate Park Police Station was referred to the Public Buildings Committee.
- B. H. Nuhrenberg and others asked for $5,000 to build a north-side entrance to Golden Gate Park; referred to committee.
- The Panama-Pacific International Exposition Company asked for flag poles to decorate the Golden Gate Park stadium; the request was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Park Commissioners approved $1,444.34 for feed and supplies, including milk for Golden Gate Park's Children's Playground.
- Sewers built through Golden Gate Park and along Forty-eighth Avenue
- Large sewer built through Golden Gate Park and 48th Avenue
- Nine-by-eleven-foot sewer going through Golden Gate Park to Lincoln Way
- Ordinance proposed to build sewers in Golden Gate Park and Forty-eighth avenue, estimated at $160000.
- Sewer construction in Golden Gate Park and along Lincoln Way was ordered; the vote appears on the next page.
- A resolution proposes $1,245 from the general fund to build a septic tank in Golden Gate Park.
- Bills paid for Golden Gate Park courts and Polytechnic High School
- New stone sidewalks ordered around Columbia Square on Folsom Street
- City Engineer ordered to study using Golden Gate Park lakes to protect parts of Sunset and Richmond from fire.
- Teamsters ask that Golden Gate Park driveways open to merchant vehicles
- Ordinance 2168 annulled the sewer contract with Consolidated Construction Company for Golden Gate Park and Forty-eighth Avenue and forfeited its bond.
- Voided the 1912 Consolidated Construction Company sewer contract in Golden Gate Park and Forty-eighth Avenue and forfeited its bond.
- $11,500 set aside to pave Lincoln Way along Golden Gate Park
- $38,000 more set aside for sewers in Golden Gate Park
- Park Commissioners asked to clean up Golden Gate Park toilets
- Board appropriated $38,000 to finish a sewer in Golden Gate Park and Forty-eighth avenue.
- Supervisor Jennings asked the Board of Public Works to estimate the cost of a Golden Gate Park entrance at Arguello Boulevard.
- Golden Gate Park superintendent advised against baseball in Mission Park unless fenced; matter referred to Public Welfare Committee.
- Sewers to be built in Golden Gate Park
- Golden Gate Park's superintendent reported Ocean Beach is unsafe for bathing and will get danger signs.
- The Board adopted $6,000 for the Park Commissioners to open Arguello boulevard into Golden Gate Park.
- Board adopted Resolution 10516, setting aside $6,000 for the Park Commissioners to open Arguello Boulevard into Golden Gate Park.
- Acting Mayor asked to appoint a fifty-member committee to run a Municipal Santa Claus festival at the Golden Gate Park Stadium.
- Ordinance proposed for artificial stone sidewalks on Fulton Street in front of Golden Gate Park.
- City Engineer must estimate the cost of Bion Arnold's Surface Plan for a Municipal Railway across Golden Gate Park.
- Golden Gate Park sewer contract extended sixty days for Owen McHugh
- F. Rolandi paid $17,831.23 for the Golden Gate Park sewer
- F. Rolandi paid $17,831.23 for the Golden Gate Park sewer
- Owen McHugh was granted a thirty-day extension to finish the Golden Gate Park sewer contract.
- Board policy adopted to build a Municipal Railway extension across Golden Gate Park to Judah street in the Sunset District.
- Park Commissioners asked the Board to accept Sharp Ranch and $89,000 in gold as settlement of Honora Sharp's bequest for a Golden Gate Park gate; referred.
- The Park Commissioners asked the Board to accept Sharp Ranch and $89,000 in gold for a Golden Gate Park memorial gate; referred to committee.
- Golden Gate Park and Bay View groups endorsed a proposed Spring Valley Water Company compromise on extensions; it was referred to committee.
- Proposed Geary Street Municipal Railway extension across Golden Gate Park to Judah street was taken up for hearing.
- Board heard Sunset residents on a proposed Municipal Railway line across Golden Gate Park ending at Fourteenth Avenue.
- Board asks Park Commission to allow a line across the Park
- Streetcar line across Golden Gate Park asked of the Park Commission
- Board asks the Park Commission to allow a Geary Street Municipal Railway extension across Golden Gate Park.
- Ordinance proposed to order a Geary Street Municipal Railway extension through Golden Gate Park to Judah Street.
- Temporary auto bus service between Richmond and Sunset through Golden Gate Park proposed by Supervisor Power and sent to committee.
- Board of Public Works authorized final payment of $125.37 for sidewalks on Elton street by Golden Gate Park.
- Walsh's resolution asks the Public Utilities Committee to study using the Exposition water supply in Golden Gate Park for the Richmond district.
- Board of Supervisors urges the Park Commission to reconsider and accept a Romanelli Christ statue for Golden Gate Park.
- Mayor Rolph sent Park Commission correspondence on Romanelli's statue for Golden Gate Park; the matter was referred to the Public Welfare Committee.
- The Exposition Preservation Committee proposed accepting gifts of exposition buildings and erecting them in Golden Gate Park; referred to committee.
- Resolution provided for a driveway across the Golden Gate Park Panhandle at Masonic Avenue.
- Streetcar line to be built across Golden Gate Park
- Streetcar line to be built across Golden Gate Park
- Mayor takes up the railway across Golden Gate Park
- Park Commissioners weigh the Supervisors' request to build a Municipal Railway extension across Golden Gate Park; no decision printed here.
- Mayor Rolph vetoed Resolution 12897, which would have allowed a Municipal Railway crossing of Golden Gate Park at Twentieth avenue.
- City Attorney opinion holds the city may build a municipal railroad across Golden Gate Park if public use is not obstructed.
- Park Commissioners oppose city railway through Golden Gate Park
- Board approved $5,000 for lighting in Golden Gate Park within the block of budget items.
- Budget lists $460,000 for street lighting and $600,000 for paving
- Municipal Railway extension across Golden Gate Park ordered built
- Mayor's veto sustained on the railroad across Golden Gate Park
- A resolution to extend the Municipal Railway across Golden Gate Park, vetoed by the Mayor on May 20, 1916, is taken up again.
- Oceanside Improvement Association asks for money to extend the Municipal Railway
- The Board of Public Works was asked to assign engineer Paul J. Ost to recommend lighting for Golden Gate Park.
- Supervisor Hilmer proposed extending the Municipal Railway across Golden Gate Park at Tenth Avenue; vote not shown here.
- Appropriates $5,000 for lighting in Golden Gate Park.
- $1,000 moved to pay for lighting in Golden Gate Park
- Payment of $624.96 to Pacific Gas and Electric Co. for lighting Golden Gate Park was approved.
- National Ice Cream paid $524.99 for Golden Gate Park
- National Ice Cream paid $524.99 for Golden Gate Park
- Sunset Merchants' Association petitioned for a hearing on extending the Geary Street Municipal line across Golden Gate Park; referred to Public Utilities Committee.
- Paving of the Great Highway along Golden Gate Park sent back
- Board declares favor for paving the Great Highway beside Golden Gate Park, with Public Works asked to prepare specifications.
- Stadium site set beside Golden Gate Park at Stanyan Street
- Board asks for repairs to the Golden Gate Park driving course
- Supervisors debated whether Park Commission president Herbert Fleishhacker improperly handled Mrs. Rideout's $10,000 bequest to Golden Gate Park.
- Richmond and Sunset Parkways proposed between the parks and Sloat Boulevard
- Market Street Railway paid $7,750 for land on Frederick Street
- The Board asked the Park Commission to study a zoological garden in Golden Gate Park and report back on feasibility.
- Mayor's veto of Resolution 21526 on selling 67 lambs at the Golden Gate Park Stadium was laid over one week.
- Mayor Rolph's veto of the Golden Gate Park lamb sale stands
- The California Academy of Sciences was paid $2,264.94 to maintain Steinhart Aquarium in Golden Gate Park.
- Board directs the City Engineer to appraise land for extending the Golden Gate Park Panhandle from Baker to Scott streets.
- $653.15 for ice cream at the Golden Gate Park children's quarters
- Ordinance No. 6172 repealed, taking effect immediately
- Palmer & McBryde paid $35,175 for the Golden Gate Park stadium
- Palmer & McBryde were paid $56,380.58 as final payment for building the stadium in Golden Gate Park.
- Reilly & Nemetz received $1,764.75 for building a comfort station in Golden Gate Park.
- L. Vannucci Bros. received $1,112.50 for boiler house construction in Golden Gate Park.
- The city paid Architects and Engineers Association $1,054.76 for professional services at Golden Gate Park Stadium.
- Architects and Engineers Association was paid $1,054.76 for professional services at Golden Gate Park Stadium.
- Pays L. Vanucci Bros. $1,112.50 final payment for the Golden Gate Park boiler house.
- A circus at Tanforan Park on September 19, 1926 would fund a Golden Gate Park lake honoring John McLaren.
- Payment of $7,750 to Market Street Railway Company for lands by Golden Gate Park, under Ordinance No. 5830.
- Ordinance declares public need to acquire lands for Sunset Boulevard, linking Golden Gate Park to Sloat Boulevard; passed.
- Pioneer Rubber Mills to supply water hose for Golden Gate Park
- Gold Star Mothers petition the Board to instruct officials to complete Heroes' Grove in Golden Gate Park.
- Haight Street merchants' plea to extend the Panhandle ordered filed
- Proposed $60,000 from the County Road Fund to build a Kezar Stadium roadway in Golden Gate Park.
- Ordinance proposed to build a roadway to Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park; the vote is not shown on this page.
- Supervisors set aside $60,000 from the County Road Fund to build the Kezar Stadium roadway in Golden Gate Park.
- $10,000 set aside to build Heroes' Grove in Golden Gate Park
- Reimbursement for labor on a Golden Gate Park construction job is listed; the entry continues onto the next page.
- Property owners petitioned for a budget appropriation to permanently improve the old quarry in Golden Gate Park; referred to committee.
- Golden Gate Park bus line joined to the Forest Hill route
- Bids rejected for spraying equipment for Golden Gate Park
- Sealed bids for wire fencing for Golden Gate Park were received and referred to the Supplies Committee.
- Standard Fence Company to supply wire fencing for Golden Gate Park
- Piombo Bros. & Co. awarded contract to deliver 5,000 cubic yards of loam to Golden Gate Park.
- San Francisco Driving Club appeals for restoring the Stadium Track race course in Golden Gate Park; outcome not shown.
- Meyer Rosenberg was awarded a contract to supply ten thousand cubic yards of loam for Golden Gate Park and Sunset Square.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved that the Park Commission restore the Golden Gate Park stadium race track for $5,000.
- Proposed appropriations of $2,227 cover architect's fees for a Marina fire house and a Golden Gate Park police station, plus traffic buttons.
- New police station ordered for Golden Gate Park
- Proposed $10,000 from 1931 parks bonds to rehabilitate the horse track in Golden Gate Park.
- Proposed $10,000 from 1931 parks bonds to rehabilitate the horse track in Golden Gate Park.
- $49,358 for a new police station in Golden Gate Park
- Approved $49,358 to build a police station in Golden Gate Park, with work awarded to three contractors.
- Claim of $534 paid to Piombo Bros for hauling loam to Golden Gate Park.
- Pacific Pavements to supply red rock screenings for Golden Gate Park
- A payment of $789.42 to Meyer Rosenberg for loam furnished to Golden Gate Park is listed.
- Golden Gate Park race track to be resurfaced with clay
- Golden Gate Park race track to be resurfaced with clay
- First payment of $964.50 to O'Mara & Stewart for mechanical equipment at the Golden Gate Park police station is listed.
- First payment of $8,365.50 to Wm. Spivock for general construction of the Golden Gate Park police station is listed.
- Claim of $2,554.20 to Pacific Pavements Company for rock screenings for Golden Gate Park is listed for payment.
- First payment of $964.50 to O'Mara & Stewart for mechanical equipment at the Golden Gate Park Police Station.
- First payment of $8,365.50 to Wm. Spivock for general construction of the Golden Gate Park Police Station.
- W. B. Baker & Co. is paid $501.21 for electrical work at the Golden Gate Park Police Station.
- O'Mara & Stewart is paid $973.50 for mechanical equipment at the Golden Gate Park Police Station.
- Wm. Spivock is paid $5,508.75 for general construction of the Golden Gate Park Police Station.
- Sprinklers ordered for the Golden Gate Park stadium race track
- Ordinance orders a sprinkler system installed at the Golden Gate Park Stadium race track, with Public Works to prepare plans and contract.
- City pays Wm. Spivock $7,274.59, third payment for building the police station in Golden Gate Park.
- City pays O'Mara & Stewart $857.25 for mechanical equipment at the police station in Golden Gate Park.
- Payment of $7,274.59 to Wm. Spivock for construction of the police station in Golden Gate Park was approved.
- Payment of $857.25 to O'Mara & Stewart for mechanical equipment at the police station in Golden Gate Park was approved.
- Fourth payment of $4,180.16 to Wm. Spivock for general construction of the Golden Gate Park police station approved.
- Second payment of $504.52 to W. B. Baker & Co. for electrical work at the Golden Gate Park police station approved.
- Fourth payment of $573.75 to O'Mara & Stewart for mechanical equipment at the Golden Gate Park police station approved.
- O'Mara & Stewart was paid $573.75 for the fourth payment on mechanical equipment at the Golden Gate Park police station.
- W. B. Baker & Co. was paid $504.52 for the second payment on electrical work at the Golden Gate Park police station.
- Wm. Spivock was paid $4,180.16 for the fourth payment on general construction of the Golden Gate Park police station.
- $3,455 to equip the Golden Gate Park police station
- Citizens' committee asked for the Golden Gate Park police station dedication
- Survey of Golden Gate Park's old roads asked for
- $800 set aside to plan the paving of Stanyan Street
- $800 for plans to pave Stanyan Street across the Panhandle
- Richard Polkinghorne paid $6,000 for a Golden Gate Park bear attack
- Richard Polkinghorne paid $6,000 for a Golden Gate Park bear attack
- Funding of $20,000 for Golden Gate Park convenience stations was defeated.
- Board learned the defective Golden Gate Park road work lies wholly with the Park Commission, so it has no jurisdiction.
- Supervisor Gallagher urges widening Nineteenth Avenue and a road across Golden Gate Park using state highway money.
- Through route moved from Twenty-fourth Avenue to Twenty-fifth Avenue
- Main route through Golden Gate Park moved to Twenty-fifth Avenue
- Municipal Railway Route 13 bus route described from Golden Gate Park to Alemany boulevard, returning by the same route.
- $20,000 sought for an addition to the Golden Gate Park Conservatory
- $9,500 toward a Golden Gate Park road to the bridge approach
- $9,500 toward a Golden Gate Park road to the bridge approach
- Proposal to spend $3,000 of 1937 park surplus on equipment for Golden Gate Park and other parks.
- $3,000 for equipment in Golden Gate Park and other parks
- A request to bring elephant trains through Golden Gate Park and along the Great Highway was referred to committee.
- Citizens' $20,518.27 gift buys a McLaren memorial in Golden Gate Park
- Board asks to rename Main Drive after John McLaren
- Mr. Hearst offered to give the City a Spanish monastery for Golden Gate Park; the Board's decision is not yet recorded.
- State highway route runs along Nineteenth Avenue through Golden Gate Park
- Ordinance approves Park Commission leases of Fleishhacker Playfield and Golden Gate Park sites to the U.S. Army.
- City Attorney reports 106 opinions and forty-two old-age support suits
- Board of Park Commissioners would grant Calvin Tilden and George Boardman, Jr. a concession to operate boats on Stow Lake in Golden Gate Park.
- $56,950 voted for repairs in Golden Gate Park and the Zoo
- $915 for play gear at Lafayette Square and a Zoo loudspeaker
- Board appropriated $915 in surplus Park Commission funds for equipment and improvements in Golden Gate Park and other parks.
- $1,962.50 voted for baseball backstops at the Golden Gate Park field
- Golden Gate Park drainage correction, $5,100, adopted without objection.
- $2,159.58 voted to rebuild the Golden Gate Park Panhandle driveway
- $2,159.58 voted to rebuild the Golden Gate Park Panhandle driveway
- Park Department funding of $2,080 for temporary workers to maintain Golden Gate Park and zoo passed first reading.
- Ordinance passed appropriating $2,080 for temporary workers maintaining Golden Gate Park, parks and the Zoological Gardens.
- Mary Taylor Beardslee's $12,113.08 bequest for a Golden Gate Park gateway continued to January 26, 1948; Lewis objected.
- Golden Gate Park rifle range may be named for Louis Landreville
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Park Commission to name the planned Golden Gate Park rifle range after Louis A. Landerville.
- California Academy of Sciences seeks Golden Gate Park land for buildings
- Park Commission proposed setting aside part of Golden Gate Park for Academy of Sciences improvements; bill referred to City Planning Commission for report.
- Committee recommends setting apart part of Golden Gate Park for Academy of Sciences improvements, including a new planetarium and halls.
- Planetarium bill for the California Academy of Sciences in Golden Gate Park passed for second reading.
- Part of Golden Gate Park set apart for California Academy of Sciences' New Hall of Science and planetarium, finally passed.
- The Board passed on first reading a $5,000 road fund appropriation to move the Native Sons' Monument to Golden Gate Park.
- Park Commission asked to clear foliage along Golden Gate Park's edges
- Park Commission lease of boat operation on Stow Lake to the Stow Lake Company was re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Park Department ordered to repair Strawberry Hill in Golden Gate Park
- Board adopted a resolution asking the Park Commission to clear dense foliage along Golden Gate Park's Fulton Street and Lincoln Way edges.
- Park Department's extra $2,683.78 for J. G. Gratton's Golden Gate Park water well was put off one week.
- Farm and garden exhibit hall planned for Golden Gate Park
- $300,000 exhibition hall for flower shows adopted for Golden Gate Park
- Consideration of the Mayor's veto of a measure for a building in Golden Gate Park for agricultural exhibits was temporarily postponed.
- Mayor vetoes the carhouse sale and Golden Gate Park exhibit building
- Consideration of the Mayor's veto of a contract for an agricultural exhibit building in Golden Gate Park was continued one week.
- Golden Gate Park farm exhibit hall put off to March 30
- Golden Gate Park exhibit hall veto asked to be undone
- Mayor's veto of a Golden Gate Park building for agricultural and horticultural exhibits was upheld by the Board.
- Mayor's veto sustained, so the resolution for an agricultural exhibit building in Golden Gate Park fails.
- Park Commission to oversee a flower hall in Golden Gate Park
- Park Commission to oversee a flower hall in Golden Gate Park
- State asked for $200,000 for Golden Gate Park's Hall of Flowers
- Passed for second reading $24,000 for street lighting on Kezar Drive in Golden Gate Park.
- Supervisors finally passed $24,000 for street lighting on Kezar Drive in Golden Gate Park.
- The Guardsmen allowed a sports car race in Golden Gate Park
- Recreation and Park Commission agreement with The Guardsmen approved for a sports car road race in Golden Gate Park.
- $5,265.33 more for [name withheld] Golden Gate Park crossover work
- The Guardsmen given a sports car race in Golden Gate Park
- The Guardsmen given a sports car race in Golden Gate Park
- Supervisor Christopher asked that the Golden Gate Park children's playground stay open later and be kept sanitary; referred to committee.
- Golden Gate Park's Main Drive gets marked traffic lanes at Stanyan
- Supervisor Halley moves to oppose freeways beside Golden Gate Park
- [name withheld] park society speaks against freeways through Golden Gate Park
- Supervisor McAteer urged the Recreation and Park Commission to consider repairing the North [name withheld] Windmill in Golden Gate Park; sent to Finance Committee.
- An agreement with The Guardsmen for a sports car race in Golden Gate Park on June 6, 1954 is proposed.
- Museum backers and Golden Gate Park defenders heard in full session
- The Board debated a Guardsmen sports car race in Golden Gate Park; a motion to pass it to second reading was pending.
- Golden Gate Park race put off a week for legal opinions
- Supervisors argue safety of The Guardsmen's Golden Gate Park auto race
- Consideration of an agreement with The Guardsmen for auto races in Golden Gate Park was continued one week.
- Consideration of a sports car race agreement between the Recreation and Park Department and The Guardsmen in Golden Gate Park was continued one week.
- Supervisor McMahon opposes The Guardsmen's Golden Gate Park car race
- Consideration of an agreement letting The Guardsmen hold a sports car road race in Golden Gate Park on June 6 was continued to January 25.
- The Guardsmen's Golden Gate Park race moved up the calendar
- Consideration of traffic islands at Lincoln Way intersections with the Great Highway and La Playa was continued for two weeks.
- Commendation of Guardsmen and agencies for Golden Gate Park sports car races was referred to committee.
- Golden Gate Park society questions the Civic Center exhibit hall bonds
- Supervisor Halley warns against freeways through Golden Gate Park
- Agreement with The Guardsmen for a rodeo in Golden Gate Park on June 4 and 5 passed for second reading.
- The Guardsmen allowed to hold a rodeo in Golden Gate Park
- A declaration opposing freeway encroachment on Golden Gate Park or the Panhandle was referred to a joint committee.
- Recreation department asked about promised Golden Gate Park handball courts
- Gjoa Foundation to paint [name withheld] ship Gjoa in Golden Gate Park
- Recreation and Park Commission asked for cheaper Golden Gate Park golf
- Bridle path plan for Golden Gate Park sent to another committee
- Public necessity declared for improving [name withheld] Aquarium in Golden Gate Park and a salt-water pipeline from [name withheld]; adopted by eleven ayes.
- Special election set for June 3, 1958 on a $1,575,000 bond to improve the [name withheld] Aquarium in Golden Gate Park was passed.
- California Academy of Sciences may build additions in Golden Gate Park
- California Academy of Sciences may build additions in Golden Gate Park
- Finance Committee's request to the state for $74,412 to build the Hall of Flowers in Golden Gate Park was adopted.
- Golden Gate Park riding stable lease advanced; final vote still to come.
- Golden Gate Park tennis pro deal still awaiting final vote.
- Golden Gate Park tennis professional allowed cigarette and candy machines
- More time given for the [name withheld] Aquarium salt water pipeline contract
- [name withheld] says the Panhandle Freeway would damage Golden Gate Park
- Flower clock gift accepted for Golden Gate Park
- Funding of $15,848 to plan rehabilitation of the Golden Gate Park nursery was continued one week.
- Passed for second reading an appropriation of $15,848 to plan rehabilitating the Golden Gate Park nursery.
- Recreation and Park appropriation of $15,848 for plans to rehabilitate the Golden Gate Park nursery was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance passed appropriating $15,848 for plans to rehabilitate the nursery in Golden Gate Park.
- Money listed for the Golden Gate Park nursery and an elevator
- Golden Gate Park freeway hearing promised, papers sent to committee
- Supervisor Blake proposed a charter amendment forbidding freeway construction in Golden Gate Park or the Panhandle; it was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
- $120,000 Muni transit study still needs a final vote.
- William Kennedy made tennis professional at the Golden Gate Park courts
- Supervisor Tamaras asked the Recreation and Park Commission to name Golden Gate Park's main drive John F. Kennedy Drive; request granted.
- Supervisor Blake's charter amendment to bar vehicular freeways through Golden Gate Park and nearby waterfront was referred to committee.
- Left turns banned from Lincoln Way into Golden Gate Park
- Praise for Golden Gate Park's car-free roads program
- Golden Gate Park riding-stable lease moves to final vote.
- A second reading passed with no subject on this page.
- Supervisor Mendelsohn's request that the Mayor and Recreation and Park Department study funding windmill repairs in Golden Gate Park was granted.
- Estate gift accepted for Golden Gate Park senior center.
- The Caledonian Club's request to join Golden Gate Park's centennial celebration was granted, and repair of the Burns statue was sought.
- Supervisor Morrison asked the Recreation and Park Commission to report on the Sunday ban on cars in eastern Golden Gate Park.
- Supervisor Tamaras asked the Recreation and Park Department how it will protect Golden Gate Park during the Wild West Festival; no objection was raised.
- Proposed ordinance would accept gifts and donations for the 1970 centennial celebration of Golden Gate Park; referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposal to accept gifts for Golden Gate Park's 1970 centennial
- City may accept gifts and donations for Golden Gate Park's 1970 centennial
- Board backs fundraising to restore Golden Gate Park windmills
- Resolution endorsing a bicycle path from Golden Gate Park to Marin County and urging federal funds for the Presidio section, adopted.
- Board considers accepting an electric lawn mower from the San Francisco Lawn Bowls Club for Golden Gate Park bowling greens.
- Highway 1 underground plan through Golden Gate Park sent to committee.
- State asked to put Highway 1 underground through Golden Gate Park
- Riding stable lease in Golden Gate Park put off by vote.
- Golden Gate Equestrian Centre wins the Golden Gate Park stables
- Supervisor Kopp asked the Recreation and Park Commission to justify a private lease for coin-operated bicycle racks in Golden Gate Park.
- Golden Gate Equestrian Centre wins the Golden Gate Park stables
- Golden Gate Park riding stables get lease approved
- Bike parking deal for Golden Gate Park put off to October 10.
- Golden Gate Park bicycle parking deal delayed to later date.
- Golden Gate Park Conservatory to become a landmark; final vote later.
- Golden Gate Park Conservatory made an official city landmark
- Golden Gate Park riding-stable lease delayed again.
- [name withheld] proposed as Martin Luther King Meadows
- Consideration of letting the California Academy of Sciences expand into Golden Gate Park was continued to April 23, 1973.
- Request granted for a communication asking the Recreation and Park Commission to extend the Sunday Golden Gate Park car ban to 6:30 p.m.
- Supervisor von Beroldingen's request for a hearing on doubled Golden Gate Park tennis fees was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Supervisor von Beroldingen asked the Mayor and Recreation and Park Commission to reject a Golden Gate Park tennis concession contract.
- Supervisor von Beroldingen asked the Mayor and Recreation and Park Commission to reconsider doubled Golden Gate Park tennis court fees; no objection, Clerk directed to comply.
- A proposed charter amendment would bar new construction in Golden Gate Park without voter approval; it was sent to committee.
- Board urges the city to restore the Golden Gate Park windmills
- Voter approval proposed for new buildings in Golden Gate Park
- Golden Gate Park building limit sent back to committee.
- Charter amendment to bar new buildings in Golden Gate Park without voter approval was continued one week.
- A proposed Charter amendment would bar new buildings in Golden Gate Park without voter approval; consideration was continued.
- Charter change on approval rules put off to August 12
- Golden Gate park expansion support sent to committee.
- Supervisors Kopp, Molinari and Francois proposed a charter amendment barring new buildings in Golden Gate Park without voter approval.
- Support for Golden Gate park expansion bill considered.
- A ballot argument backing a Charter amendment to limit new buildings in Golden Gate Park was referred to committee.
- City backs restoring the old windmills in Golden Gate Park
- Supervisor Feinstein's resolution for a fund to improve Golden Gate Park and John McLaren Park was adopted.
- Gift of 100 cherry trees accepted for Golden Gate Park
- Recreation and Park asked to curb big Golden Gate Park concerts
- $300 and a radio accepted for the Conservatory and Strybing Arboretum
- Feinstein's request that the Recreation and Park Department delay horse stall construction at the Golden Gate Park stadium was granted.
- Recreation and Park asked to detail [name withheld] Estate park spending
- Supervisor Kopp asked for hearings on a proposed Chinese Pavilion in Golden Gate Park; referred to committee.
- Friends of Recreation and Parks give a $2,500 nursery security system
- $7,500 voted to study the Chinese Pavilion for Golden Gate Park
- $7,500 voted to study the Chinese Pavilion for Golden Gate Park
- Police asked for extra patrols at Golden Gate Park windmill site
- Test sewage facilities approved inside Golden Gate Park.
- City land to join federal Golden Gate park; not yet final.
- Official finding that Golden Gate Park Line 78 fares won't cover costs
- Garden Club gives $20,000 to restore the
- $35,883 accepted to improve the Golden Gate Park senior center
- Gifts accepted from [name withheld] and the Portola Teen Club
- Tennis pro concession approved at the Golden Gate Park courts
- Tennis pro concession approved at the Golden Gate Park courts
- $64,000 voted to improve the carousel in Golden Gate Park
- $64,000 voted to improve the carousel in Golden Gate Park
- Plan to rebuild [name withheld] in Golden Gate Park advances.
- $65,000 approved to rebuild [name withheld] in Golden Gate Park
- Historic grant sought to rebuild the
- Park department accepts gifts, including fitness course
- Chinese pavilion gift accepted for Golden Gate Park
- Hearing sought on the deterioration of Golden Gate Park
- Open space money proposed for replanting Golden Gate and McLaren Parks
- Federal park money sought to repair Golden Gate Park
- Municipal Railway Line 78 kept running in Golden Gate Park
- Federal money accepted for improvements to Golden Gate Park
- The Board accepted a $5,750 gift from [name withheld] KFRC for Golden Gate Park restoration and $4,328 in museum equipment.
- Recreation and Park Commission urged to allow Golden Gate Park rentals
- Food concession lease approved for Golden Gate Park and Marina Green
- $1,391,650 in federal funds asked for Golden Gate Park improvements
- Supervisor Renne asked for hearings on releasing $44,500 for a Golden Gate Park debris recovery project; referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Britt asked for hearings on more lighting in the Panhandle of Golden Gate Park to reduce crime; referred to committee.
- Food concession lease approved for Golden Gate Park and Marina Green
- Food concession lease for Golden Gate Park sites and Marina Green passed on final reading.
- $1,391,650 in federal funds asked for Golden Gate Park improvements
- $73,250 in grant funds sought for Golden Gate Park repairs
- $175,000 voted for a Golden Gate Park arts and crafts center
- Koret Foundation gives an $11,000 van for park seniors
- $20,000 accepted to rebuild the North [name withheld] Windmill, Golden Gate Park
- [name withheld] commended for restoring the Golden Gate Park windmill
- Ordinance appropriating $7,783.63 for Golden Gate Park maintenance staff retroactive salaries passed for second reading.
- Horse-drawn carriage rides proposed for Golden Gate Park
- Horse-drawn carriage rides proposed for Golden Gate Park
- $60,000 state grant sought for the [name withheld] pest program
- Renaming South Drive for Martin Luther King sent to committee
- Electrical service to be replaced at the Golden Gate Park Conservatory
- $43,000 for electric service at the Golden Gate Park Conservatory
- $505,000 for soccer field development at Franklin Square
- $8,000 gift accepted to buy 14 bison for Golden Gate Park
- Westside sewer pipes to be built under Golden Gate Park
- A vote to put a matter off, subject not named
- Board passed on first reading $1,002,321 for Kezar Stadium reconstruction and an equestrian center planning study in Golden Gate Park.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Supervisor Molinari asks the Recreation and Park General Manager what was done to maintain the Golden Gate Park Merry-Go-Round.
- Supervisor Molinari informs the Mayor about the lack of ongoing maintenance for the Golden Gate Park Merry-Go-Round.
- Supervisor Molinari proposed a review of maintaining the merry-go-round in Golden Gate Park; sent to Culture and Recreation Committee.
- Supervisor Molinari asks the Recreation and Park Department who keeps the Golden Gate Park Children's Playground sandbox clean.
- Landmark status proposed for the Golden Gate Park Lawn Bowling Clubhouse
- Renaming the [name withheld] Windmill for [name withheld] urged
- Silver's request to study whether McLaren Lodge in Golden Gate Park should become the mayor's residence was referred to the Culture and Recreation Committee.
- Letter asks the Recreation and Park Department for a status report on all construction in Golden Gate Park.
- $1.6M in state money to renovate the Golden Gate Park playground
- Golden Gate Park tennis courts get extra $39,266 for overrun.
- Golden Gate Park shelter decision postponed to April 27.
- 1988 County Fair flower show approved for Golden Gate Park
- 1988 County Fair flower show approved for Golden Gate Park
- California Academy of Sciences project sent to the land use committee
- California Academy of Sciences building project in Golden Gate Park approved
- Pioneer Log Cabin extension in Golden Gate Park adopted
- Findings added that a Golden Gate Park project fits city policy
- Supervisor Hsieh's request for a letter asking the Recreation and Park Department about groundwater irrigation of Golden Gate Park was granted.
- Restroom work approved at the Golden Gate Park children's playground
- Wheelchair-accessible restroom approved for Golden Gate Park
- $78M bond proposed to repair and replant Golden Gate Park
- Bonds of $76.3M sought to repair Golden Gate Park
- Gonzalez's ballot argument on improvements to Golden Gate Park was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Five-year lease for the Golden Gate Park golf shop to Thigpen
- Five-year lease for the Golden Gate Park golf shop to Thigpen
- Rebuttal written for the $76.3M Golden Gate Park bond
- $76.3M to repair and replant Golden Gate Park
- An application for up to $1,000,000 in federal funds to renovate Golden Gate Park irrigation was sent to committee.
- Hearing on the Recreation and Park Department's traffic barrier and holy shrine plan in Golden Gate Park was referred to committee.
- Supervisor Maher proposed a hearing on the traffic effects of Saturday closures of Golden Gate Park; referred to the Housing and Land Use Committee.
- Remodeling the Park Police Station and stables sent to committee
- Park Police Station and Golden Gate Park stables to be remodeled
- July 24 named [name withheld] in Golden Gate Park
- Tides Foundation grant for the Golden Gate Park AIDS Memorial Grove
- Tides Foundation grant for the Golden Gate Park AIDS Memorial Grove
- Hearing on proposed Golden Gate Park changes, including closing the Sunset Boulevard entrance, was referred to committee.
- A fifteen-year lease for horse stables in Golden Gate Park to Golden Gate Park Stables, Inc. was referred to committee.
- Fifteen-year lease for the Golden Gate Park horse stables
- Golden Gate Park Stables lease passed for a second reading
- Bigger buildings proposed at the Golden Gate Park stables
- Golden Gate Park Stables lease finally passed
- Emergency repairs asked for the Golden Gate Park Conservatory
- Mayor urged to fund emergency Conservatory repairs in Golden Gate Park
- $65,000 sought to rebuild the trails on Strawberry Hill
- Golden Gate Park play area at 10th and Fulton expanded
- Hearing on issues affecting Golden Gate Park was referred to the Housing and Neighborhood Services Committee.
- Transit lease at Pier 72 on Illinois Street to be extended
- Golden Gate Park Stables lease changes sent to committee
- $25.1M in park bond money proposed for Golden Gate Park utilities
- Golden Gate Park Stables lease amended for the public stables
- $25.1M of park bond money for Golden Gate Park utilities
- Credit card revenue urged for Golden Gate Park repairs
- Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority incorporation sent to committee
- Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority incorporation sent to committee
- Committee recommended a resolution creating the Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority to manage the park's concourse under the 1998 revitalization act.
- Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority to be incorporated
- A hearing on landscaping in the part of Golden Gate Park under the new Concourse Authority went to the Parks committee.
- Supervisor Ammiano's hearing on unauthorized underground parking garage construction in Golden Gate Park was sent to the Parks and Recreation Committee.
- Supervisor Newsom's request for a letter asking the Police Chief how the Golden Gate Park speed limit is enforced was granted.
- New parking rates for the Golden Gate Park lot recommended
- Friends of Recreation and Parks pavilion for Golden Gate Park referred
- West End Pavilion accepted as a gift in Golden Gate Park
- Friends of Recreation and Parks offer a Golden Gate Park pavilion
- Friends of Recreation and Parks offer a $500,000 park pavilion
- $13.5M state bond grant sought to renovate Golden Gate Park
- Ordinance to designate the Murphy Windmill and Millwright's Cottage at the west end of Golden Gate Park as a landmark was referred to committee.
- Praise for [name withheld] $100M de Young fundraising awaits a vote
- [name withheld] and the Fine Arts Museums trustees commended for fundraising
- Supervisor Brown proposed raising the adult Golden Gate Park Carrousel fee from $1.00 to $1.50; sent to Finance and Labor Committee.
- Golden Gate Park carousel fare to rise to $1.50 for adults
- Proposed landmark designation of the Murphy Windmill and Millwright's Cottage at the west end of Golden Gate Park passed first reading.
- Golden Gate Park carousel fare rises to $1.50 for adults
- Ordinance raising the adult Golden Gate Park Carrousel ride fee from $1.00 to $1.50 passed first reading.
- Golden Gate Park carousel fare rises to $1.50 for adults
- Golden Gate Park carrousel adult ride fee raised from $1.00 to $1.50, children's fee kept at $.25, ordinance finally passed.
- Board adopted resolution authorizing sale of up to $17,060,000 in general obligation bonds for Golden Gate Park improvements.
- $17.1M in Golden Gate Park improvement bonds to be sold
- Recreation and Park Department proposes accepting a $13.5M state bond grant to renovate Golden Gate Park.
- Only prequalified builders to bid on the [name withheld] repair
- A resolution adopted with no subject on this page
- $17.1M in bonds to be sold for Golden Gate Park improvements
- Resolution authorizing the Recreation and Park Department to accept a $13,524,000 state grant for Golden Gate Park renovation was adopted.
- Ordinance letting Public Works limit bidding to pre-qualified contractors for rehabilitating the Golden Gate Park [name withheld] passed first reading.
- Only prequalified builders may bid on the
- Supervisors requested a hearing on options to avert loss of Golden Gate Park Stables' horse services at the Polo Fields; sent to committee.
- Hearing sought on proposed fixes if Golden Gate Park Stables, a private riding operator, loses services September 30, 2001.
- Prequalified bidding proposed for the
- Board passed first reading of a $17.0M appropriation of Golden Gate Park bond funds for park construction and renovation work.
- $17.0M in bond money passed for Golden Gate Park projects
- Golden Gate Park infrastructure spending taken up
- Golden Gate Park bond money appropriated for Recreation and Park Department construction at the MLK Utilities project and East Entrance was finally passed.
- Supervisor Yee requested a hearing on the Golden Gate Park Stables; sent to Neighborhood Services and Parks Committee.
- Supervisor Yee proposed a hearing on the Golden Gate Park Stables; referred to committee.
- Hall and McGoldrick's resolution urging Recreation and Park to fund repairs to Golden Gate Park Stables was referred for adoption at the next Board meeting.
- Resolution proposes a working group to study funding and repairs for the Golden Gate Park Stables; referred to next meeting.
- Working group proposed to fix the Golden Gate Park Stables
- Recreation and Park urged to fund Golden Gate Park Stables repairs
- Closed session called over the Golden Gate Park horse stables
- Resolution establishes a Golden Gate Park Stables Working Group to evaluate funding and repair of the stables.
- Recreation and Park urged to fund Golden Gate Park Stables repairs
- Working group on the Golden Gate Park stables approved
- Resolution urges the Recreation and Park Department to reallocate funds to repair the Golden Gate Park Stables.
- Working group proposed to fix the Golden Gate Park Stables
- Supervisor Yee asked the Neighborhood Services and Parks Committee to meet in closed session on Golden Gate Park horse stables.
- Supervisor Yee moved that the Neighborhood Services and Parks Committee meet in closed session on Golden Gate Park horse stables; referred to committee.
- Engineer to be added to the Golden Gate Park Stables group
- China urged to stop persecuting [name withheld] practitioners
- Supervisor Hall proposed adding an engineer seat to the Golden Gate Park Stables Working Group with an eighteen-month sunset; referred for adoption.
- Four appointments proposed to the Golden Gate Park stables group
- Golden Gate Park Stables working group taken up
- Golden Gate Park Stables Working Group gets an added licensed engineer seat and an eighteen-month sunset period.
- Engineer's seat proposed for the Golden Gate Park Stables working group
- Supervisor Gonzalez proposes banning motor vehicles on Saturdays on several Golden Gate Park drives from June 2003; sent to committee.
- Golden Gate Park Stables appointment sent to the Rules Committee
- Proposed ordinance would bar motor vehicles on several Golden Gate Park drives on Saturdays from June 2003; sent to committee.
- Susan Jacklyn Lombardi's appointment to the Golden Gate Park Stables Working Group was referred to the Rules Committee.
- Robert Dougherty was appointed to a new seat on the Golden Gate Park Stable advisory group, residency requirement waived.
- [name withheld] proposed for the Golden Gate Park stables group
- The Strybing Arboretum Society's $240,000 gift for County Fair Building renovations in Golden Gate Park was referred for adoption.
- Board accepted a $240,000 gift from Strybing Arboretum Society to renovate County Fair Building in Golden Gate Park.
- Park Department may accept a gift from the Campaign to Save the Golden Gate Park Windmills, finally passed as Ordinance 87-02.
- Supervisor Hall requested a hearing to receive a status report from the Golden Gate Park Stables Working Group, sent to Rules Committee.
- Supervisor Hall requested a status report hearing on the Golden Gate Park Stables Working Group; sent to Rules Committee.
- Supervisor Peskin proposed affirming environmental findings for Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority projects; sent to Finance and Audits Committee.
- Environmental report on the Golden Gate Park concourse sent to committee
- Supervisor Daly's ordinance to appropriate $500,000 for lost Golden Gate Park parking revenue was sent to the Finance and Audits Committee.
- A motion approved, with no subject on this page
- Move to overturn the Golden Gate Park Concourse environmental report tabled
- The Board affirmed the Planning Commission's final environmental impact report for the Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority projects.
- A motion to prepare findings for reversing the Golden Gate Park Concourse environmental certification was tabled.
- Supervisors tabled a motion directing the Clerk to prepare findings for reversing the Golden Gate Park Concourse environmental report certification.
- Board tabled a motion to reverse Planning Commission certification of the Golden Gate Park Concourse environmental impact report.
- A motion to reverse the Planning Commission's environmental report certification for Golden Gate Park Concourse projects was tabled.
- Supervisors tabled a motion to reverse Planning Commission certification of the final environmental report for Golden Gate Park Concourse projects.
- The Planning Commission's environmental report certification for Golden Gate Park Concourse projects was affirmed by the Board.
- Findings to overturn the Golden Gate Park Concourse report tabled
- Board tabled a motion directing preparation of findings on reversing the Golden Gate Park Concourse environmental report.
- Upholding the Golden Gate Park Concourse environmental report moved
- Upholding the Golden Gate Park Concourse environmental report moved
- Appeal against the final environmental impact report for Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority projects was heard; the Board's decision continues.
- Board heard appeals by [name withheld] and others against the Planning Commission's environmental report for Golden Gate Park Music Concourse projects.
- Public hearing held on appeal by [name withheld] and others against the Golden Gate Park Concourse environmental report.
- Findings to overturn the Golden Gate Park Concourse report tabled
- Move to overturn the Golden Gate Park Concourse environmental report tabled
- The Board approved a motion affirming the Planning Commission's final environmental impact report for Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority projects.
- Ordinance moving $500,000 from the General Fund Reserve to cover lost Golden Gate Park parking revenue was finally passed.
- An ordinance setting parking rates for the Golden Gate Park Concourse underground garage passed first reading.
- The Board adopted environmental and General Plan findings for the Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority projects by Resolution 738-03.
- Environmental findings proposed for the Golden Gate Park Concourse projects
- Parking rates for the Golden Gate Park underground garage
- Proposed resolution to accept $32,673,000 in grants for Golden Gate Park projects; sent to City Services Committee.
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend $32.7M in grants for Golden Gate Park projects, adopted as amended.
- Board amended a $32,673,000 grant resolution for Golden Gate Park projects; final vote not printed here.
- Finance Committee continued to the call of the chair its hearing on designing and financing Golden Gate Park Concourse garages.
- A $32,673,000 state grant for Golden Gate Park projects was referred to City Services Committee.
- Recreation and Park Department recommended to accept and spend $32,673,000 in state grants for Golden Gate Park projects.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $8,075,000 of bond money for California Academy of Sciences buildings in Golden Gate Park, sent to committee.
- $8 million set aside for Golden Gate Park museum upgrades; pending.
- Redesign asked for the Music Concourse garage route to 9th Avenue
- Finance committee filed a hearing on the Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority's plans for Martin Luther King Jr. Drive.
- Hearing on the Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority's proposed plans for Martin Luther King Jr. Drive; referred to committee.
- Hearing requested on the process for widening Martin Luther King Drive in Golden Gate Park; sent to Land Use Committee.
- Resolution urges landmarking the pollarded tree grid at the Golden Gate Park Music Concourse and protecting trees during construction; referred to Board.
- Proposed resolution would approve Option 2A, banning cut-through traffic at the Golden Gate Park Music Concourse; sent to committee.
- Landmark status urged for the Music Concourse and its trees
- Proposed ordinance would bar widening Martin Luther King Jr. Drive and private cars in the Golden Gate Park Music Concourse; sent to committees.
- Ban on cut-through traffic at the Music Concourse sent to committee
- Surface circulation plan approved for Golden Gate Park Music Concourse, banning cut-through car traffic and allowing visitor drop-off.
- Supervisor McGoldrick requested a hearing on reopening the historic Golden Gate Park Stables, closed since 2001; referred to committee.
- Recreation and Park Department would move $527,221 of Proposition 40 grant funds to the South Murphy Windmill project; referred to committee.
- Proposed six-month trial closing several Golden Gate Park roads to cars on Saturdays; sent to City Operations committee.
- Six-month trial Saturday closure proposed for Golden Gate Park roads
- Saturday road closures in Golden Gate Park get first vote.
- Supervisors passed on first reading, as amended, a six-month trial closing several Golden Gate Park roads to cars on Saturdays.
- Supervisors passed on first reading, as amended, a six-month trial ban on Saturday traffic on specified Golden Gate Park roads.
- Mayor vetoes the Saturday car ban in Golden Gate Park
- Golden Gate Park streets closed to cars on Saturdays for six months, passed by the Board after the mayor's veto.
- Mayor's veto of Saturday road closures in Golden Gate Park stood.
- Mayor vetoes the Saturday car ban in Golden Gate Park
- The Board failed to override the Mayor's veto of a six-month trial closing Golden Gate Park roads to traffic on Saturdays.
- Board failed to override the Mayor's veto of a six-month trial closing Golden Gate Park roads to cars on Saturdays.
- Recreation and Park Department proposes higher ride fees for the Golden Gate Park Carousel; referred to Planning for environmental review.
- Supervisor McGoldrick's request for a hearing on reopening the closed Golden Gate Park Stables was received and sent to committee.
- A hearing on the effectiveness of the Golden Gate Park Music Concourse traffic plan, Option 2A, was referred to committee.
- Supervisor McGoldrick requested a hearing on whether the Golden Gate Park Music Concourse circulation plan is working; sent to committee.
- Recreation and Park Department reassigns $527,221 of Proposition 40 funds from Urban Forestry Yard to South Murphy Windmill.
- Recreation and Park Department may move $527,221 in grant funds from an urban forestry yard to the South Murphy Windmill project.
- Recreation and Park Department moves $527,221 of Proposition 40 grant funds from Urban Forestry Yard to South Murphy Windmill.
- Proposed six-month trial closing several Golden Gate Park streets to cars on Saturdays from May 5, 2007; sent to Land Use Committee.
- Ordinance proposing a skate park in the horseshoe pits area of Golden Gate Park was assigned to committee and reactivated.
- Supervisor McGoldrick submitted a substitute ordinance closing Golden Gate Park drives to motor traffic on Saturdays in summer.
- Recreation and Park Department would move $45,717 from Golden Gate Park Stables to staff a Golf Course Task Force; continued to October 16, 2007.
- Proposed ordinance would authorize a skate park in the horseshoe pits area of Golden Gate Park; sent to committee.
- A proposed ordinance moves $45,717 from Golden Gate Park Stables to a golf course task force in Recreation and Park.
- Supervisor McGoldrick requests a hearing on plans for a Shanghai Garden in Golden Gate Park.
- Supervisor McGoldrick urges the Recreation and Park Department to implement disability access improvements in Golden Gate Park under file 060701; referred.
- 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.
- Proposed ordinance would close specified Golden Gate Park streets to motor traffic on Saturdays for six months from May 5, 2007.
- Proposal to close several Golden Gate Park roads to motor traffic on Saturdays for six months from May 5, 2007.
- McGoldrick's substitute ordinance closing Golden Gate Park streets to cars on Saturdays was sent to Land Use Committee.
- Proposed ordinance would close parts of Golden Gate Park to motor vehicles on Saturdays for six months from May 2007.
- Proposed ordinance to close specified Golden Gate Park roads to cars on Saturdays for six months passed first reading.
- Board passed an ordinance closing parts of Golden Gate Park's roads to cars on Saturdays for a six-month trial.
- Proposed ordinance would close specified Golden Gate Park streets to motor vehicles on Saturdays for a six-month trial starting May 5, 2007.
- Proposal: city matches Golden Gate Park Stables donations up to $1M.
- Rules for appealing these decisions sent to the budget committee
- Rules for appealing these decisions sent to committee
- City would match gifts to the Golden Gate Park Stables
- $45,717 taken from the Golden Gate Park Stables and moved elsewhere
- Supervisor McGoldrick requested a hearing on plans for a Shanghai Garden in Golden Gate Park, with Recreation and Parks asked to report.
- Saturday closing of John F. Kennedy Drive to cars proposed
- $75,000 offered to restore the Spreckels Temple of Music
- Supervisor McGoldrick's ordinance to close specified Golden Gate Park streets to cars on Saturdays was sent to committee.
- Saturday car ban on John F. Kennedy Drive passes first reading
- Golden Gate Park drives closed to motor vehicles on Saturdays from April to September, passed as Ordinance 271-07.
- $50,000 shifted from park stables to a golf course study
- Hearing on police, recreation and parking plans for the [name withheld] festival in Golden Gate Park was sent to committee.
- Facility rental fees for the County Fair Building and Botanical Garden in Golden Gate Park passed on first reading.
- Proposed reallocation of $11,928,060 in state grant funds among 14 Golden Gate Park capital projects, sent to committee.
- Board accepts a $25,000 gift from the United States Tennis Association to plan Golden Gate Park Tennis Center renovation.
- $50,000 moved from park stables to a golf course study
- Proposed ordinance moves $50,000 from the Golden Gate Park Stables project to a golf course recreation study; passed first reading.
- Ordinance moves $50,000 from the Golden Gate Park Stables project to a study of San Francisco golf courses; passed final.
- Ordinance to re-establish the Richmond District name for the area north of Golden Gate Park passed on first reading.
- Ordinance to re-establish the Richmond District name for the area north of Golden Gate Park passed on first reading.
- Ordinance rescinds Ordinance 4397 and re-establishes the name Richmond District for the area north of Golden Gate Park.
- Board continued the proposed refinancing of up to $30M in bonds for the Golden Gate Park Music Concourse Garage to December 14, 2010.
- Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival offers $73,146 for Golden Gate Park irrigation
- Closing hours for Golden Gate and McLaren Parks sent to committee
- Golden Gate Park irrigation upgrades funded by $73,146 gift
- Golden Gate park agency's dog plan opposed; talks urged
- Recreation and Park Department accepts a $73,146 gift from [name withheld] and the Hardly Strictly Bluegrass Festival to improve Golden Gate Park irrigation.
- Golden Gate Park golf fee and hours change pushed to July 19.
- $45,680 gift to resurface Golden Gate Park tennis courts
- Proposed retroactive acceptance of a $45,680 gift from the San Francisco Tennis Coalition to resurface courts at the Golden Gate Park Tennis Complex was referred for adoption.
- $30,000 gift of bins for Golden Gate Park set for adoption
- Recreation and Park Department accepts a $45,680 gift from the SF Tennis Coalition to resurface Golden Gate Park tennis courts.
- Golden Gate Park's [name withheld] to be renamed for
- [name withheld] to be renamed for
- Recreation and Park Department may accept and spend a $30,000 gift of recycling and trash containers for Golden Gate Park.
- Renaming of [name withheld] as [name withheld] supported
- Acceptance of the Botanical Garden Nursery gift, valued at about $14,000,000, is proposed for Golden Gate Park.
- City accepts a $14 million garden nursery as a gift
- Golden Gate Park botanical nursery gift to city; vote not shown.
- Recreation and Park Department approved accepting a $100,000 gift from Baker Street Foundation to pay a Golden Gate Park Polo Fields gardener for a year.
- Golden Gate Park golf clubhouse lease approved for five years
- Pump station well building approved in Golden Gate Park
- $100,000 grant accepted for the Golden Gate Park community garden
- [name withheld] gives $100,000 for a Golden Gate Park vertical garden
- Pump station and two well buildings proposed in Golden Gate Park
- $3M state grant sought for Golden Gate Park and Lake Merced
- Parks Alliance's $24M tennis clubhouse gift sent to committee
- $3M state grant taken for Golden Gate Park and Lake Merced
- $24M grant accepted to build Golden Gate Park tennis clubhouse
- $24M Parks Alliance gift accepted for a new tennis clubhouse
- New clubhouse and renovated Golden Gate Park Tennis Center, a $24M gift
- Golden Gate Park tennis court fees sent to committee
- Golden Gate Park tennis court fees pass first reading
- Golden Gate Park tennis court fees set
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Board considers extending the Golden Gate Park observation wheel permit
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Board considers extending the Golden Gate Park observation wheel permit
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Speakers address the extension of the Golden Gate Park observation wheel
- Hearing sought on the SF Parks Alliance Golden Gate Park deal
- "Beach to Bay" car-free route sent to committee
- Car-free "Beach to Bay" route to Golden Gate Park called for
- Beach to Bay car-free route through Golden Gate Park approved
- Golden Gate Park access and safety plan taken up again
- Golden Gate Park access and safety plan taken up again
- Golden Gate Park access and safety plan taken up again
- An ordinance finally passed, with no subject on this page
- Hearing on a proposed Golden Gate Park access and safety measure
- Hearing on a proposed initiative for Golden Gate Park parking
- Supervisors' measure sent to voters at the November 2022 election
- Parking rates set for the Golden Gate Park Concourse Garage
- Dropping the Stow name in Golden Gate Park sent to committee
- A Recreation and Park resolution sent to the Budget Committee
- Golden Gate Park Golf clubhouse lease proposed at $275,000 yearly
- Rent called fair and the site declared surplus land
- A Recreation and Park resolution with no subject on this page
- A resolution adopted with no subject on this page
- Rent called fair and the site declared surplus land
- Golden Gate Park Golf clubhouse lease proposed at $275,000 yearly
- City urges dropping Stow name from Golden Gate Park lake
- Recreation and Park Commission urged to drop the Stow Lake name
- Another Planet Entertainment seeks extra concerts at the Polo Fields
- Another Planet Entertainment wins extra Polo Fields concerts and free shows
- Another Planet Entertainment gets extra concerts at the Polo Fields
- $800,000 Bay Area Young Survivors grant sought for Golden Gate Park
- $800,000 Bay Area Young Survivors grant sought for Golden Gate Park
- $800,000 grant from Bay Area Young Survivors for Golden Gate Park approved
- Fees for booking tennis and pickleball courts sent to committee
- Fees to book tennis and pickleball courts sent to committee
- Golden Gate Park parking charges sent to committee
- Fees to book tennis and pickleball courts taken up again
- Golden Gate Park parking rates left to the transport agency
- Court booking fees for tennis and pickleball passed first reading
- Fees proposed to book tennis and pickleball courts
- Recreation and Parks urged to name Claude the Alligator Way
- Recreation and Parks urged to name Claude the Alligator Way
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Polo Field concerts extended nine years for Another Planet
- Polo Field concerts extended nine years for Another Planet
- Polo Field concerts extended nine years for Another Planet