All decisions
about 210 Board decisions about Sharp Park, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Sharp Park land must stay a park or return to California
- Payment of $1,371.28 in property taxes on Sharp Park, San Mateo County, listed for payment.
- Parks and Finance committees were asked to plan development of Sharp's Park, a 463-acre city park in San Mateo county, adopted.
- A $25,000 item for Sharp Park Golf Course was added to the budget and referred to the Finance Committee.
- A. Lettich was paid $1,454.05 for pipe furnished for Sharp Park.
- Claim of $703.66 to Kimball-Krogh Pump Co. for motor parts for Sharp Park improvement is listed.
- Payment of $1,582.81 to A. Lettich Co. for black pipe furnished for Sharp Park.
- Claim of $2,052 to Kimball-Krogh Pump Co. for a dredge pump for Sharp Park improvement is listed.
- Kimball-Krogh Pump Co. was paid $703.66 for motor parts for the Sharp Park improvement.
- Kimball-Krogh Pump Co. was paid $2,052 for a dredge pump used in improving Sharp Park.
- Proposals for 20,000 cubic yards of cow manure for Sharp Park were received and referred to the Supplies Committee.
- The Board of Park Commissioners is repaid $3,942.71 for building the Sharp Park golf course.
- Crane & Co. claimed $666 for hardware used in Sharp Park improvement.
- C. H. Hord claimed $544.50 for equipment rented for the Sharp Park golf course.
- J. P. Holland to deliver cow manure to Sharp Park
- Crane & Co. was paid $666 for hardware used in the Sharp Park improvement.
- C. H. Hord was paid for renting equipment used on the Sharp Park golf course.
- The Park Commission was reimbursed $8,708.95 for building the golf course at Sharp Park.
- C. H. Herd was paid $1,147.50 for equipment rented to build the Sharp Park golf course.
- Approved an $8,708.95 reimbursement to the Park Commission for building the Sharp Park golf course.
- Approved a $1,147.50 payment to C. H. Ilord for equipment rented for the Sharp Park golf course.
- Payment of $558 to C. H. Hord for equipment rental used building Sharp Park Golf Course.
- Payment of $512.50 to W. J. Mahoney & Son for hauling on the Sharp Park construction.
- C. H. Hord claimed $558 for equipment rental for building Sharp Park Golf Course.
- W. J. Mahoney & Son claimed $512.50 for hauling work on Sharp Park construction.
- $6,402.25 to improve Sneath Road leading to Sharp Park
- $6,402.25 to improve Sneath Road leading to Sharp Park
- A. Paulsen is paid $520 for work on a well at Sharp Park.
- The Park Commission is reimbursed $4,129.02 for improving the Sharp Park golf course.
- Payment of $520 to A. Paulsen for well work at Sharp Park approved.
- Reimbursement of $3,613.24 to the Park Commissioners for labor on the Sharp Park golf course.
- Payment of $2,420.74 to Western Pipe & Steel Co. for water pipe at Sharp Park.
- Payment of $3,125.16 to Tay-Holbrook, Inc. for gate valves and couplings at Sharp Park.
- Payment of $3,950 to McKenzie & Egan for professional services on the Sharp Park golf course.
- Payment of $602.42 to Great Western Power Company for electricity used on the Sharp Park golf course.
- Payment of $748.87 to Kimball-Krogh Pump Co. for pump fittings at the Sharp Park golf course.
- Montague Pipe & Steel Co. was paid $4,769.37 for well casing at Sharp Park.
- Payment of $4,769.37 to Montague Pipe & Steel Co. for well casing at Sharp Park is proposed.
- Park Commission authorized to hire golf architect Alister Mackenzie for the municipal golf course at Sharp Park.
- Public Works proposes $1,400,000 of park improvements, including Golden Gate Park meadows and Sharp Park roads, sent to the Board.
- Willis Polk & Co. is to be paid $960.00 for professional services on the clubhouse at Sharp Park.
- Claim for $509.28 to Hammond Lumber Company for lumber, listed for payment.
- $4,190 paid for booster pumps at Sharp Park
- Payment of $758.75 to Great Western Power Company for electricity at Sharp Park.
- Bertrand Seed Company was paid $949.52 for grass seed for Sharp Park.
- Great Western Power Company of California was paid $681.07 for electricity furnished to Sharp Park.
- Bertrand Seed Company was paid $949.52 for grass seed for Sharp Park.
- Payment of $758.75 to Great Western Power Company for electricity at Sharp Park appears in the claims schedule.
- Great Western Power Company of California was paid $681.07 for electricity furnished to Sharp Park.
- Board asks San Mateo County to approve San Francisco's purchase of a 245-acre site for a county jail.
- Claim of $1,225.06 paid to Great Western Power Company for electricity at Sharp Park.
- $350 paid to Vernon P. Higgins for Sharp Park land
- $15,780 for food at the Harding, Lincoln and Sharp Park restaurants
- City to sell surplus jail land beside Sharp Park
- Land beside Sharp Park in San Mateo County offered for sale
- Public Welfare Commission was authorized to pay $22.50 a month to house unemployable indigent men at Sharp's Park camp; referred to Finance Committee.
- Indigent single men to be kept at the Sharp's Park camp
- Buses sought to bring Sharp's Park relief men home to vote
- Supervisors asked to visit Sharp's Park and report on conditions
- A special committee reports on the Sharp's Park camp for unemployed single men under a state relief contract.
- Board postponed consideration of sending unemployed relief clients to Sharp's Park camp until October 6, 1941.
- Sharp's Park camp and WPA referrals debated with city officials
- Special committee report on a Sharp's Park camp for single unemployable men was continued to October 6, 1941.
- Repeal of the Sharp's Park relief agreement ruled out of order
- Consideration of the special committee report on the Sharp's Park camp for unemployed men was continued to October 14, 1941.
- Alden Clark's union presses the Board over the Sharp's Park camp
- Sharp's Park camp said to cost no more than city relief
- Sharp's Park resolution refused; a committee of three sought instead
- Welfare chairman McAuliffe defends the Sharp's Park camp for 234 men
- Petitioners from Sharp's Park camp oppose cancelling the city's contract for care of unemployable single men there.
- Three supervisors asked to investigate conditions at Sharp's Park
- Return urged for three hundred men sent to Sharp's Park
- Board is considering accepting an easement near Sharp Park from the Garrards and Hibernia Bank.
- Harold Sampson to run the golf shop at Sharp Park
- Harold Sampson to run the golf shop at Sharp Park
- Director of Property authorized to sell city-owned buildings in Sharp Park at public auction; then re-referred to committee.
- Marie J. Jones's claim for work on the highway from Sharp Park Golf Course to Mori's Point was referred to the Streets Committee.
- Golf shop concession taken up for the Sharp Park Golf Course
- Allen Schoux gets the golf shop at Sharp Park Golf Course
- Allen Schoux gets the golf shop at Sharp Park
- Allen Schoux gets the golf shop at Sharp Park
- Allen Schoux to run the golf shop at Sharp Park
- Allen Schoux to run the golf shop at Sharp Park
- Golf shop concession at Lincoln Park Golf Course granted to Ray De Haven for one year from July 1, 1948.
- Golf shop concession at Sharp Park Golf Course granted to Allen Schoux for one year from July 1, 1948.
- PG&E to move power lines in the city's Sharp Park
- PG&E to move power lines in the city's Sharp Park
- Park Commission passed first reading of a two-year golf concession agreement with Allan H. Schoux at Sharp Park Golf Course.
- Sharp Park golf concession with Allan H. Schoux continued one week so the Park Commission can attend.
- Proposed Sharp Park golf shop concession to Allan H. Schoux; Supervisor Gallagher moved it be re-referred to Finance Committee.
- Park Commission's Sharp Park golf concession to Allan H. Schoux was continued for one week; no decision yet.
- Proposed golf concession at Sharp Park Golf Course for Allan H. Schoux was continued to August 1, 1949.
- Allan H. Schoux to run the golf shop at Sharp Park
- Allan H. Schoux was granted a two-year concession to run the golf shop at Sharp Park Golf Course.
- Rifle range plans no longer tied to Sharp Park
- Board passed on first reading a $1,700 Park Department appropriation for plans for a rifle range at Sharp Park.
- $1,700 voted for plans for a rifle range at Sharp Park
- A $12,500 convenience station for the Sharp Park Rifle Range was passed for second reading by the Board.
- $12,500 for a restroom at the Sharp Park rifle range
- Board passed on first reading a two-year golf professional concession at Sharp Park Golf Course for Allen H. Schoux.
- Allen H. Schoux's two-year golf professional services concession at Sharp Park Golf Course was approved and finally passed.
- Supervisor Mancuso asked the Clerk to prepare a commendation for rifle associations that ran 1951 Smallbore Championships at Sharp Park.
- [name withheld] made golf professional at Sharp Park
- [name withheld] two-year golf professional concession at Sharp Park [name withheld] was finally passed.
- [name withheld] made golf professional at Sharp Park
- [name withheld] made golf professional at Sharp Park
- Recreation and Park Commission lease of Sharp Park golf course clubhouse cafeteria to [name withheld] passed for second reading.
- Recreation and Park Commission lease of the Sharp Park golf course clubhouse cafeteria to [name withheld] was approved and passed.
- Supervisor Casey asked the Recreation and Park Commission to study an underpass at Sharp Park [name withheld].
- The Clerk was directed to write the Recreation and Park Commission asking it to investigate a fence at Sharp Park [name withheld].
- Sharp Park golf course concession agreement with [name withheld] passed for second reading.
- Recreation and Park Department gets $2,718.30 to pay increased 1956-57 taxes on Sharp Park [name withheld] land; passed for second reading.
- $2,718.30 voted for higher taxes on Sharp Park
- [name withheld] made golf professional at Lincoln Park
- [name withheld] made golf professional at Sharp Park
- Sharp Park golf course to be rearranged for the Pacifica Freeway
- State design work to rearrange Sharp Park golf facilities approved
- Sharp Park golf course to be rearranged for the Pacifica Freeway
- State design work to rearrange Sharp Park golf facilities approved.
- Agreement with the State to rearrange Sharp Park [name withheld] facilities for the Pacifica Freeway passed for second reading.
- Board passed an agreement with the State to redesign facilities at Sharp Park Golf Course for the Pacifica Freeway project.
- Sharp Park [name withheld] to be rearranged for the Pacifica Freeway
- Police pay increase effective July 1, 1963 approved.
- [name withheld] moves closer to the Sharp Park golf job
- Golf pro gets approved deal to work at Sharp Park
- [name withheld] becomes golf professional at Sharp Park
- Recreation and Park Commission proposes a refreshment concession agreement with [name withheld] and Jane Lee at Sharp Park [name withheld].
- [name withheld] and Jane Lee to sell refreshments at Harding Park
- The Board passed on second reading an agreement letting [name withheld] be golf professional at Sharp Park [name withheld].
- Golf pro's privileges at Sharp Park course proposed; final vote due.
- Supervisor Molinari asks a review of Sharp Park [name withheld] fees
- Supervisor Kopp asks about complaints at Sharp Park
- Corps of Engineers asked to repair the Sharp Park dike
- State asked to provide drainage at Sharp Park
- Request to fix Sharp Park golf course dike sent to committee
- Board asks state to fix drainage at Sharp Park golf course
- Board asks federal engineers to repair Sharp Park dike
- Contracting out golf starters at Harding and Sharp Park proposed
- Recreation and Park to replace a damaged dike at Sharp Park
- Restaurant and golf shop leases proposed at Sharp Park
- Restaurant and golf shop leases proposed at Sharp Park
- Temporary berm built at the 16th green, Sharp Park
- Liability waiver for Sharp Park seawall work sent to committee
- City accepts liability for seawalls at Sharp Park
- Rent to be adjusted at the Sharp Park golf shop
- Rent to be adjusted at the Sharp Park golf shop
- $50,000 coastal grant sought for planning work at Sharp Park
- Supervisor Hsieh's request to review the Recreation and Park Commission's decision not to reopen the Sharp Park range was referred to Public Works Committee.
- Settlement of litigation with the City of Pacifica by land sale and easements in Sharp Park for $36,495.65 passed for second reading.
- City settles with Pacifica, selling Sharp Park land for $36,495.65
- Satterfield and Company donates $5,600 in pipe at Sharp Park
- Water pipeline to Sharp Park [name withheld] found harmless environmentally
- Two water line easements totalling 1.35 acres through Sharp Park in Pacifica are proposed for conveyance to North Coast County Water District.
- Water line easements through Sharp Park given to North Coast County Water District
- Final negative declaration adopted for a water pipeline serving the Sharp Park [name withheld] clubhouse, finding no significant environmental impact.
- Sharp Park water easements granted to North Coast County Water District
- Skating park proposed on surplus land at Sharp Park
- Skating park proposed on surplus land at Sharp Park
- Supervisors amended an ordinance requiring Recreation and Park to plan restoring Sharp Park habitat for frogs and snakes.
- Restoration plan sought for the red-legged frog at Sharp Park
- Board passed an ordinance requiring Recreation and Park to plan restoring Sharp Park habitat, possibly transferring it to the federal recreation area.
- Supervisor Mirkarimi requested a hearing on Recreation and Parks reports about restoring Sharp Park.
- National Park Service deal for Sharp Park sent to committee
- Junior golf rates at Sharp Park sent to committee
- New junior golf rates at Sharp Park pass a first vote
- Junior golf rates at Sharp Park before the Board
- Proposed Park Code change would set Sharp Park golf hours and add junior resident and non-resident rates; continued to July 19, 2011.
- Junior golf rates added at Sharp Park, first reading passed
- Sets weekday and weekend golf hours and adds junior resident and non-resident rates at Sharp Park golf course.
- Junior and non-resident golf rates to be added at Sharp Park
- Parcel map for 1138-1140 Page Street approved unanimously
- Sharp Park management agreement with the National Park Service approved
- Sharp Park plan passes first vote with golf course changes
- Sharp Park handover to the National Park Service comes up
- Sharp Park golf course wording change proposed
- Sharp Park offer to the National Park Service moves between committees
- Long-term National Park Service management proposed for Sharp Park
- Sharp Park golf course open to other operators; first vote only.
- Sharp Park handover to federal park service; first vote only.
- Sharp Park would be handed to the National Park Service
- Sharp Park to be offered to the National Park Service
- Mayor's veto of the Sharp Park management agreement with the National Park Service stands; override failed 6-5.
- Mayor vetoed an ordinance amending the Park Code on a long-term Sharp Park management agreement with National Park Service.
- Separate review sought for the Sharp Park
- Findings drawn up to reverse the Sharp Park environmental finding
- Sharp Park project's environmental review upheld.
- Effort to overturn Sharp Park approval shelved
- Board tabled a motion directing preparation of findings to reverse the Sharp Park project's environmental approval.
- Public hearing on an appeal of the environmental approval for the Sharp Park pumphouse project was held and filed.
- The Board approved a motion affirming the Planning Commission's environmental approval of the Sharp Park safety and habitat project.
- Finding of no major harm upheld for the Sharp Park project
- Bid to reverse Sharp Park review set aside.
- Sharp Park project environmental review; vote not shown here.
- Board tabled a motion to reverse the Planning Commission's approval of the Sharp Park safety and habitat project environmental declaration.
- Finding of no environmental harm for the Sharp Park project challenged
- Environmental approval of Sharp Park safety project; final vote not shown
- $200,500 state grant to protect garter snake habitat at Sharp Park
- $200,500 grant accepted for garter snake habitat at Sharp Park
- $200,500 grant accepted for garter snake habitat at Sharp Park
- Sharp Park concentration camp signs set for the next meeting
- Recreation and Park asked to act on Sharp Park signage
- Public comment heard on Sharp Park concentration camp signs
- Signs urged for Sharp Park's concentration camp history
- The Sharp Park signage amendment carried
- Signage urged marking Sharp Park's history as a concentration camp
- Sharp Park camp signage wording amended to add wartime detail