All decisions
13 Board decisions about Sunnyside Playground, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- City may take private land for Sunnyside Playground, up to $85,000
- City buys Melrose Avenue lots for Sunnyside Playground.
- Melrose Avenue land bought for Sunnyside Playground
- City buys land for Sunnyside Playground from one owner
- Melrose Avenue land bought for Sunnyside Playground
- City buys Melrose Avenue lots for Sunnyside Playground
- Quitclaim deeds from abutting owners on Melrose Avenue were accepted without cost for Sunnyside Playground, adopted as Resolution 155-64.
- Neighbors give up Melrose Avenue land for Sunnyside Playground
- Public hearing on the 1964-65 city budget was continued, with speakers urging restoration of Sunnyside Playground and mental health funds.
- Neighbors ask the Board to restore $275,900 for Sunnyside Playground
- Melrose Avenue land given up for Sunnyside Playground
- The Board accepted temporary access easement deeds from six abutting owners, at no cost, for Sunnyside Playground construction.
- Free temporary land rights for Sunnyside Playground construction accepted