All decisions
about 230 Board decisions about Kezar Stadium, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Resolution authorizing city payments to many claimants for Hetch Hetchy, Municipal Railway, school and Kezar Stadium work; final vote continues next page.
- Coast Construction Co., assigned to Provident Security Co., was paid $22,994 for the Kezar Stadium clubhouse.
- A resolution proposes paying $5,046.52 in Duboce tunnel assessment on the Kezar Stadium property, passed for printing.
- City to pay the Duboce Avenue tunnel charge on Kezar Stadium
- Park Commission reimbursed Park Fund $2,153.20 for labor and costs at Kezar Stadium.
- J. A. Bryant was paid $3,358 for the first payment on the Kezar Stadium clubhouse.
- Payment of $8,557 to J. A. Bryant for the Kezar Stadium club house is listed.
- Architects and Engineers Associated's $4,114.08 claim for Kezar Stadium clubhouse work was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Park Commissioners' report on payments to architects and engineers for Kezar Stadium was ordered filed.
- Park Fund payment of $4,114.08 to Architects and Engineers Associated for Kezar Stadium clubhouse services was finally passed.
- City pays $28,700 for basketball pavilion at Kezar Stadium
- Payments for Kezar Stadium pavilion work, parks supplies and Hetch Hetchy items were proposed by McSheehy and passed for printing.
- The Board proposed payments for the Kezar Stadium basketball pavilion and park supplies to contractors and payees, with the vote continuing on the next page.
- Resolution authorizes payments for Kezar Stadium, park supplies, Hetch Hetchy construction, a fire engine house, and Municipal Railways equipment.
- Payments proposed to B. Rosenberg for Kezar Stadium construction and Eaton & Smith for rock at Fleishhacker Parking Station.
- Board finally passed a resolution authorizing payment of many city claims to suppliers and contractors, including Spring Valley Water for fire hydrant service.
- The Turner Co. is owed $1,115.03 for labor and materials on a convenience station at Kezar Stadium.
- Supervisor Shannon proposed enlarging Kezar Stadium; the resolution was referred to the Education, Parks and Playgrounds Committee.
- Park Commission proposed enlarging Kezar Stadium to 60,000 or 65,000 seats for $250,000, sent to Finance Committee.
- Board declared intent to appropriate $250,000 to enlarge Kezar Stadium to seat 60,000 by September 1928.
- Masten & Hurd to be paid $4,800 for architectural services on the Kezar Stadium addition.
- Appropriation of $250,000 for Kezar Stadium proposed, outcome not shown here.
- Item 58 approved, giving $250,000 for construction of a stadium at Kezar Stadium in the budget.
- Supervisors authorized payments to contractors and suppliers for parks, Kezar Stadium, Hetch Hetchy, schools and the Municipal Railway.
- Resolution passed for printing to pay eighteen city claims, including Kezar Stadium, library books, school work, and a Municipal Railway settlement.
- Proposed ordinance orders a $60,000 Kezar Stadium roadway built in Golden Gate Park, passed for printing.
- Finance Committee's resolution authorizes payments to claimants for parks, playgrounds, Hetch Hetchy bond work and streets, including $77,624.99 to J. A. Bryant for Kezar Stadium.
- Proposed $60,000 from the County Road Fund to build a Kezar Stadium roadway in Golden Gate Park.
- Masten & Hurd was paid $1,200.00 for architectural services on an addition to Kezar Stadium.
- Ordinance proposed to build a roadway to Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park; the vote is not shown on this page.
- Park Fund payments authorized to utilities and suppliers, including $77,624.99 to J. A. Bryant for an addition to Kezar Stadium.
- Claim of $1,200 to Masten & Hurd for architectural services on the Kezar Stadium addition is listed for payment.
- $60,000 set aside for Kezar Stadium roadway from Waller and Stanyan streets
- Supervisors set aside $60,000 from the County Road Fund to build the Kezar Stadium roadway in Golden Gate Park.
- First payment of $25,500 to James M. Smith for building the Kezar Stadium roadway was approved.
- Finance Committee recommends a resolution authorizing payments to 21 claimants for parks, Kezar Stadium and Hetch Hetchy water works.
- $960.82 paid for a field cover for Kezar Stadium
- Federal Construction Co. paid $27,000 for Bay Shore Boulevard work
- Board refused a resolution sanctioning a Kezar Stadium football game against a Chicago high school, with a $7,000 guarantee.
- James M. Smith was paid $28,000, his second payment, for building the Kezar Stadium roadway.
- James M. Smith was paid $28,000 for the second payment on the Kezar Stadium roadway.
- The Board ordered the Clerk to thank Columbia Broadcasting Company for broadcasting the East and West Shrine football game from Kezar Stadium.
- Supervisors moved to question the Park Commission about dismissing about 150 employees to help finish Kezar Stadium.
- Park and Auditorium Fund payments authorized to PG&E, Spring Valley Water and Masten & Hurd, including Kezar Stadium architect fees.
- Payment of $7,640.50 approved to J. A. Bryant for general construction of Kezar Stadium.
- Board authorizes payments to utilities, contractors and others for park, auditorium and county road work, including Kezar Stadium addition.
- Third payment of $3,000 to James M. Smith for building the Kezar Stadium roadway is listed.
- Board approved a $7,640.50 payment to J. A. Bryant for general construction of Kezar Stadium.
- Payment of $3,000.00 to James M. Smith, third payment for the Kezar Stadium roadway.
- The Hearst Radio Service was paid $4,274.50 to broadcast a football game from Kezar Stadium for publicity.
- Proposed resolution would set aside $7,600 from the General Fund to buy one thousand chairs for the Civic Auditorium.
- Board of Park Commissioners claim for $232,359.50 for enlarging Kezar Stadium was presented for payment.
- The Hearst Radio Service was claimed $4,274.50 for broadcasting the East-West football game at Kezar Stadium.
- Appropriations of $15,141.50 from the County Road Fund paid for street work, a slide study and the Kezar Stadium roadway.
- Board of Park Commissioners was reimbursed $232,359.50 for moneys spent enlarging Kezar Stadium.
- A tax refund of $1,282.50 to Market Street Railway Co. for taxes paid on Kezar Stadium lands is listed.
- Refund of $1,282.50 in taxes paid on Kezar Stadium lands goes to Market Street Railway Co.
- Refund of $1,604.30 in taxes to Market Street Railway Co. on property bought for Kezar Stadium is listed for approval.
- Refund of $1,604.30 in taxes to Market Street Railway Co. on property bought for Kezar Stadium is listed for payment.
- Payment of $1,000 to The Howard Ehmke Co. for field cover at Kezar Stadium is listed for payment.
- Supervisor Gallagher proposed $100,000 for another athletic field, since Kezar Stadium is overcrowded; sent to committees.
- Claim of $5,000 for asphalting an area near Kezar Stadium for Polytechnic High School paid to the Park Commission.
- Park Commission is paid $5,000 to asphalt an area near Kezar Stadium for Polytechnic High School.
- A $1,252.48 payment to Pacific States Construction Company for asphalt paths under the bleachers at Kezar Stadium was approved.
- $3,500 was set aside from publicity funds to broadcast the East-West Shrine football game at Kezar Stadium.
- Market Street Railway Company is refunded $1,363.50 in taxes on property bought for Kezar Stadium.
- Sealed bids for 1000 gallons of cement paint for Kezar Stadium were received and referred to the Supplies Committee.
- Doidge Koren Paint Company was awarded a contract to supply concrete paint for Kezar Stadium, with a $3,000 bond.
- Proposed $10,000 from the General Fund for a Kezar Stadium track meet; action deferred one week.
- Proposed $10,000 General Fund payment to the City Auditor for expenses of a track meet at Kezar Stadium, passed for printing.
- City sets aside $10,000 for British Empire track meet
- Market Street Railway Company's deed of land required for Kezar Stadium was adopted for acceptance by the city.
- The city accepted a deed from Market Street Railway Company for Assessor's Block 1264, needed for Kezar Stadium.
- Board endorses American Legion's plan for a West Coast President's Cup football championship at Kezar Stadium.
- A motion asking the Public Welfare Committee to investigate crowding at the Kezar Stadium gates was carried.
- The Board asked the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to promote the Knights of Columbus charity football game at Kezar Stadium.
- Board endorsed a February 11, 1934 football game at Kezar Stadium to benefit the veterans' welfare fund.
- The Board asked the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to promote the Knights of Columbus charity football game at Kezar Stadium.
- Supervisor Shannon presented a resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a committee promoting the Knights of Columbus charity football game at Kezar Stadium.
- The Board began considering the Park Commission budget, including Kezar Stadium repairs and park laborer wages; no decision appears on this page.
- Park department salary schedule lists positions at Kezar Stadium and other recreation sites, with monthly rates printed.
- Resolution asks Army commanders at Fort Ord and Moffett Field to let service men attend a Kezar Stadium game.
- Proposed ordinance would pay Robert Rich $250 settlement for an injury at Kezar Stadium, passed for second reading.
- City paid $250 to Robert Rich to settle his injury claim from an accident at Kezar Stadium.
- Board unanimously adopted a resolution of sympathy for Mrs. Marion R. Livingston, who died in an accident at Kezar Stadium.
- Resolution commending the Shrine for its East-West football game and pageant at Kezar Stadium is proposed.
- The Board approved $18,000 to paint the benches at Kezar Stadium, as requested by the Park Commission.
- Ordinance appropriated $2,034 to paint benches at Kezar Stadium, passed as an emergency measure.
- Supervisors adopted a $6,500 appropriation for Kezar Stadium with no objections.
- Park Department's $10,000 field cover for Kezar Stadium was approved so scheduled games can continue.
- Park Department appropriation of $16,500 passed for a Fleishhacker Playfield vending booth addition and Kezar Stadium field cover.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $57,796 Park Fund appropriation to renovate Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park.
- $57,796 to rebuild Kezar Stadium walls and 10,000 rotted seats
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $110,000 from the Land Reserve Fund to buy more land for Kezar Stadium.
- A resolution urging the Park Commission to study enlarging Kezar Stadium for the Shrine Game was referred to committee.
- Extra $150,000 for Kezar Stadium lights was refused by a 4-7 vote.
- Park Department ordinance to fund lights for Kezar Stadium, its approaches, exits and parking areas passed first reading.
- $100,000 approved for installing lights at Kezar Stadium and its approaches, exits and parking areas.
- Resolution adopted asking the Park Commission to consider enlarging Kezar Stadium.
- Parks Superintendent sent a letter on enlarging Kezar Stadium, referred to the Education, Parks and Recreation Committee.
- $250,000 for Kezar Stadium land on Frederick Street put off
- Kezar Stadium block appraised at $375,000, above the $250,000 on hand
- Board postponed for two weeks consideration of Park Commission plans to enlarge Kezar Stadium.
- Kezar Stadium land purchase taken up out of order
- Kezar Stadium land money put off again
- $220,000 backed for Kezar Stadium land on Frederick Street
- Kezar Stadium maintenance and repairs budget cut from $2,500 to $1,000.
- Kezar Stadium rehabilitation money of $175,000 was deleted, and a later motion to restore it failed.
- A $126,000 appropriation for land at Kezar Stadium was deleted from the budget.
- The Board rescinded its deletion and then cut the Kezar Stadium rehabilitation funding from $175,000 to $100,000.
- Board took up a $220,000 Park Department appropriation to buy Frederick Street land for the Kezar Stadium extension.
- $220,000 for the Kezar Stadium land finally passed
- Supervisor Mancuso asked the Public Utilities Commission to investigate rejection of Revere Manufacturing's floodlight bid for Kezar Stadium.
- Board approved buying one lot on Frederick and Willard Streets from Anthon and Ruetta Colton for $14,500 to extend Kezar Stadium.
- Colton land bought for $14,500 to extend Kezar Stadium
- City Attorney authorized to start eminent domain proceedings to acquire Lot 14, Block 1263 for Kezar Stadium, up to $100,000.
- Szatmary land on Frederick Street bought for $44,200 for Kezar Stadium
- Board re-adopted the $13,000 purchase of Lot 11, Block 1263 on Frederick Street for Kezar Stadium.
- Supervisors approved buying Lot 11 on Frederick Street from Maurice and Yvette Perstein for $13,000 for Kezar Stadium.
- Lewis asks that more food and drink stands at Kezar Stadium be studied; the request was referred to committee.
- Park Department's $3,500 for Kezar Stadium seat rehabilitation inspection fees was taken back from continuance for same-day passage.
- Park Department's $2,400 for preliminary plans to extend Kezar Stadium was continued for one week.
- Supervisor Lewis opposed a $2,400 Park Department appropriation for preliminary plans to extend Kezar Stadium.
- Park Department's $2,400 for preliminary plans to extend Kezar Stadium was finally passed.
- Park Department funding of $3,500 approved for inspection and engineering supervision of Kezar Stadium seat rehabilitation.
- The Board adopted an amended resolution authorizing public auction of city buildings no longer needed for the Kezar Stadium extension.
- The Board finally passed a $2,400 appropriation for preliminary plans to extend Kezar Stadium.
- Supervisor Lewis asked the Clerk to write departments on Kezar Stadium spending; the request was granted.
- Board asked the Park Commission to explain why Kezar Stadium rental fees were cut; continued to June 12.
- Park Commission explained a proposed one-third cut in Kezar Stadium rental fees for the 1950 season; no decision shown yet.
- Proposed ordinance to allow prize fights at Kezar Stadium was referred to the Education, Parks and Recreation Committee.
- Proposal allowing prize fights at Kezar Stadium was referred to Finance Committee.
- Proposed change to the Park Code would allow prize fights at Kezar Stadium with Recreation and Park Commission permission, passed on first reading.
- Prize fights may now be held at Kezar Stadium once the Recreation and Park Commission grants permission.
- A resolution approving a Park Commission agreement to run a parking lot at Kezar Stadium was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Consideration of an agreement letting Barrett Garages, Inc. operate an automobile parking station at Kezar Stadium was continued.
- Supervisor Christopher's proposal asking the Recreation and Park Commission to study parking and a fifty-cent fee at Kezar Stadium was referred to committee.
- Recreation and Park Commission's parking station agreement with Barrett Garages at Kezar Stadium was reconsidered; the final vote is not yet printed.
- Recreation and Park gets more time for Kezar Stadium contracts
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $20,580 to rehabilitate the second unit of Kezar Stadium; passed for second reading.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $20,580 to rehabilitate the second unit of Kezar Stadium.
- Proposed: $20,580 appropriation to rehabilitate the second unit of Kezar Stadium.
- A motion would delete $35,000 for a patient shelter at Kezar Stadium; the Veterans of Foreign Wars backed building it.
- Appropriation of $16,000 from Recreation and Park to build a shelter at Kezar Stadium for hospitalized armed forces personnel passed for second reading.
- Supervisors have a $16,000 appropriation from Recreation and Park for a shelter at Kezar Stadium for hospitalized Armed Forces personnel.
- Board passed on second reading a Kezar Stadium press stand plan, with the appropriation cut from $75,000 to $3,000.
- Finally passed $3,000 for a press stand and television and radio facilities at Kezar Stadium.
- Recreation and Park Department's $1,543 appropriation for temporary salaries, including Kezar Stadium janitorial service, was finally passed.
- Supervisor Christopher's request to enlarge Kezar Stadium to about 70,000 seats was referred to the Education, Parks and Recreation Committee.
- Supervisor Mancuso asked committee to consider extra parking at Kezar Stadium; referred to Education, Parks and Recreation Committee.
- Proposed $30,000 purchase of Frederick Street land from [name withheld] for Kezar Stadium was re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Mancuso's proposal for a study of a bond issue to enlarge Kezar Stadium was referred to committee.
- Board passed on first reading, as amended, an $84,000 appropriation to rebuild the Kezar Stadium press box.
- Board adopted extending to May 31, 1954 the deadline for awarding a Veterans' Shelter contract at Kezar Stadium.
- $84,000 approved to rebuild the press box at Kezar Stadium.
- Board passed on first reading $15,000 from Recreation and Park to build a veterans' shelter at Kezar Stadium.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $15,000 to build a veterans' shelter at Kezar Stadium.
- Clerk directed to ask the Recreation and Park Commission to find more bus parking near Kezar Stadium for football fans.
- Board extended to January 29, 1955 the deadline for awarding the Kezar Stadium press stand contract.
- City appropriated $1,250 for field conduit installation at Kezar Stadium; an emergency clause was added before final passage.
- Supervisor McAteer asked the Recreation and Park Department to study safeguards against youths rushing the field at Kezar Stadium.
- Supervisor McAteer commended the Recreation and Park Commission for curbing juvenile pranks at Kezar Stadium football games.
- Supervisor McAteer's suggestion to remodel the Kezar Stadium locker rooms was referred to the Recreation and Park Commission.
- An ordinance to spend $1,600 on a removable fence at Kezar Stadium passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed a $1,600 appropriation for a removable fence and installations at Kezar Stadium.
- Board asked the Recreation and Park Department to install refuse receptacles at Kezar Stadium to stop game-day littering.
- Supervisor Dobbs asked the Recreation and Park and Police Departments to stop litter, cold hot dogs and youth misconduct at Kezar Stadium.
- Supervisor McAteer asked the Recreation and Park Department to plan a wire barrier keeping youngsters off the Kezar Stadium field.
- Ordinance appropriating $19,379.72 for replacements and reconstruction at Kezar Stadium passed for second reading.
- $19,379.72 was appropriated to the Recreation and Park Department for replacements and reconstruction at Kezar Stadium.
- Supervisor McCarty asked the Police Committee to hold hearings on preventing riots after football games at Kezar Stadium; referred.
- Ordinance approving a Kezar Stadium concession agreement with Duchess, Inc. passed for second reading; Supervisor Halley excused from voting.
- Kezar Stadium refreshment and rental deal still in progress.
- One firm gets Kezar Stadium refreshment and equipment deal
- $140,000 to rebuild and expand Kezar Stadium dressing rooms
- $140,000 to rebuild Kezar Stadium dressing rooms; not yet final.
- Irving Street rule adopted for Kezar Stadium event days
- Supervisor Blake asked the Recreation and Park Department to fix seats at Kezar Stadium that damage clothing; request granted.
- Recreation and Park asked to fix the Kezar Stadium playing field
- Board asks Candlestick expansion to include wheelchair spaces for veterans
- Admission tax break asked for a soccer game at Kezar Stadium
- Kezar Stadium asked to open for joggers
- Vacant Undersheriff job filling sent to committee.
- Letter requested asking the Recreation and Park Commission to study roller skating use at Kezar Stadium.
- Supervisor Nelder's request for a hearing on Board approval of any lease of Candlestick Park or Kezar Stadium was referred to committee.
- Board passed on first reading $1,002,321 for Kezar Stadium reconstruction and an equestrian center planning study in Golden Gate Park.
- Kezar Stadium's $850,000 rebuild split out for a separate vote
- Money voted to rebuild Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park
- Kezar Stadium appropriation cut to $152,321 for planning studies
- Recreation and Park Department's $850,000 Kezar Stadium reconstruction and equestrian planning funding was continued to January 14, 1985.
- $850,000 set aside to rebuild Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park
- $850,000 set aside to rebuild Kezar Stadium in Golden Gate Park
- Supervisor Nelder proposed reserving the Kezar Stadium parking lot for free neighbourhood parking, referred to Transportation Committee.
- Proposed general obligation bonds for additions and improvements to police facilities were referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted a motion authorizing a ballot argument favoring Proposition J, on employee representative retirement.
- $18M to rebuild Kezar Stadium and other recreation facilities
- November bond election set for police, streets, health and Kezar Stadium
- The Board authorized the Recreation and Park Department to spend a $750,000 state grant redesigning Kezar Stadium.
- Recreation and Park Department may spend state bond funds to rehabilitate Kezar Stadium, adopted as amended.
- Recycling center kept on at Kezar Stadium's Arguello Boulevard corner
- Recycling center kept on at Kezar Stadium's Arguello Boulevard corner
- Supervisors Hallinan, Gonzalez and Maher requested a hearing on plans for Kezar Stadium; referred to City Services Committee.
- Supports the 1992 Golden Gate International Youth Games track and field meet at Kezar Stadium, July 17-19.
- A hearing on selling alcoholic beverages at Kezar Stadium was sent to the Health, Public Safety and Environment Committee.
- Supervisor Migden's resolution urging the Recreation and Park Commission to drop an alcohol sales test at Kezar Stadium was referred to the Board.
- Board urges the Mayor to urge the Recreation and Park Commission to rescind its test period for alcohol sales at Kezar Stadium.
- Skeletal charter amendment draft proposed to allow alcohol sales at Kezar Stadium events; referred to Rules Committee.
- Supervisor Ma's hearing on the future uses of Kezar Stadium was referred to the Land Use Committee.
- Proposed ordinance would let the Recreation and Park Department rent Kezar Stadium, Boxer Pavilion and Candlestick Point stadium on short-term licenses.
- Proposed ordinance would let the Recreation and Park Department lease Kezar Stadium, Boxer Pavilion and Candlestick Point stadium short term; referred to committee.
- Short-term hire of Kezar Stadium and Candlestick sent to committee
- Short-term hire of Kezar Stadium and Candlestick passes first reading
- Ordinance proposed to let the Recreation and Park Department sign short-term rental deals for Kezar Stadium, Boxer Pavilion and Candlestick stadium.
- Recreation and Park Department may license Kezar Stadium, Boxer Pavilion and Candlestick Stadium short-term at comparable bay area rates.
- Short-term hire of Kezar Stadium and Candlestick allowed
- Recreation and Park Department may sign short-term licence agreements for Kezar Stadium, Boxer Pavilion and Candlestick Point stadium.
- Proposed ordinance raises parking fees in the Kezar Stadium lot; passed first reading unanimously.
- Kezar Stadium parking lot fees go up
- Golden City Football Club seeks Kezar Stadium at $1,500 per game
- Kezar Stadium permit for Golden City Football Club sent to committee
- Public comment on student journalism and on Kezar Stadium soccer use
- Fifteen-year Kezar Stadium permit sought for the Golden City Football Club
- Golden City Football Club seeks Kezar Stadium at $1,500 per game
- Fifteen-year Kezar Stadium permit sought for the Golden City Football Club
- Kezar Stadium permit for Golden City Football Club, $1,500 a game, approved