All decisions
36 Board decisions about Mission Playground, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Board accepted P. F. Tamony's offer to sell land near Hampshire Street for $25,000 as the Southeasterly Mission Playground.
- The Board adopted Resolution 15024, adding $13,939 for the Mission Playground.
- Playground Commission urged buying land at Nineteenth and Angelica streets to complete Mission Playground; the request was referred to committee.
- Accepted deeds from Eliza R. Feldmann and Matilda Gretchen Reisner Feldmann for Shotwell Street land for Mission Playground.
- City asked to reopen talks to buy Mission playground land
- Mary A. Swift to receive $10,000 as first payment for Mission Playground land at Nineteenth and Angelica streets.
- $10,000 first payment for Mission Playground land to Mary Swift
- Mary A. Swift was paid $600 rent for the Mission Playground.
- A. J. Raisch to be paid $2,084.20 for paving Mission Playground
- Playground Commission asks the Board to permanently close the part of Cunningham Place through Mission Playground; referred to Streets Committee.
- City appropriated $13,650.94 to pay final award for Mary Swift land taken for Mission Playground.
- Final payment made for land at Angelica Street and Cunningham Place
- Payment of $1,384.34 to The Fay Improvement Co. for asphalting tennis courts at Mission Playground.
- Fay Improvement Co. was owed $1,384.34 for asphalting tennis courts at Mission Playground.
- Board passed on first reading a $1.25M appropriation for playgrounds and recreation centers, after dropping Mission Playground construction funds.
- Donations accepted for use by Recreation and Park Department
- Donations accepted, including $10,000 to rehabilitate Mission Playground
- City buys $25,000 lot to expand Mission Playground
- Federal park money sought for Mission Playground and the Tenderloin
- $663,000 sought to build a recreation center at Mission Playground
- Supervisor Silver asked the Mayor to fund a mural and handicapped access at Mission Playground; referred to committee.
- Supervisor Silver asked the City Attorney to draft a resolution urging the Mayor to fund the Mission Playground mural and handicapped access.
- Resolution urging a supplemental appropriation for a two-wall mural at Mission Playground was continued to September 4, 1984.
- Resolution urging the Mayor to seek budget funds for a two-wall mural at Mission Playground; adopted.
- $100,000 miniature soccer court given to Mission Playground
- Police asked to watch Mission Playground for displaced Dolores Park crime
- Police asked to watch Mission Playground for displaced Dolores Park crime
- Supervisors Newsom and Bierman's hearing on gang violence at Mission Playground was assigned to the Parks and Recreation Committee.
- Resolution proposed to accept a $6M synthetic turf field gift from City Fields Foundation for Mission Playground and Beach Chalet, sent to committee.
- Proposed $25,000 grant for new soccer field lights at Mission Playground.
- Mission Playground soccer field gets $25,000 grant for lights
- Soccer field lights at Mission Playground grant; no decision shown here.
- Mission Playground soccer field gets new lights from $25,000 grant
- September 15 declared Mission Playground Day.
- [name withheld] 15 declared Mission Playground Day; not yet decided.
- [name withheld] 15, 2012 declared Mission Playground Day to honor reopening