All decisions
20 Board decisions about Aquatic Park Building, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Leo and Kenneth Gordon leased concession space in Aquatic Park Building
- Leo and Kenneth Gordon leased concession space in Aquatic Park Building
- $14,000 rent demand on the Aquatic Park lease sent to committee
- Supervisor Uhl sought cancellation of Gordon Brothers' lease of the Aquatic Park Building; the City Attorney is preparing legislation.
- Enforcement sought of the Gordons' Aquatic Park lease terms
- Enforcement sought of the Gordons' Aquatic Park lease terms
- Request that Gordon Brothers meet their Aquatic Park Building lease chattel mortgage terms was postponed to May 27, 1940.
- Aquatic Park Building budget cut from $37,034 to $15,000
- Move to cut $25,000 from Aquatic Park building budget turned down
- Committee asked the Mayor and Park Commissioners to make Gordon Brothers comply with the Aquatic Park Building lease.
- Aquatic Park Building bus terminal request sent to committee
- Proposal to offer the Aquatic Park Building to high school boat crews was referred to the Education, Parks and Recreation Committee.
- Supervisor Mead's resolution offering Aquatic Park Building to high school boat crews is still unconsidered; committee meets January 17, 1941.
- $1,000 settlement proposed with the Gordons over the Aquatic Park Building
- $1,000 settlement proposed with the Gordons over the Aquatic Park Building
- Aquatic Park concession at $100 a month temporarily postponed
- Agreement letting the Maritime Museum Association use part of Aquatic Park Building was postponed pending Kodak and museum assurances.
- Senior Center to use Aquatic Park Building space, second reading
- The Recreation and Park Commission approved an agreement letting the San Francisco Senior Center use parts of the Aquatic Park Building.
- Maritime Museum may charge admission under set terms and times