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Coit Tower

Memorial tower on Telegraph Hill, paid for from Lillie Hitchcock Coit's bequest to the city; opened 1933.

92Board decisions about it
1932–2021first and last decision

In short

  • 13 Jun 1932
    Supervisor Havenner asked the Park Commission for information on a proposed Coit monument on Telegraph Hill; action deferred.
  • 17 Jul 1961
    Telegraph Hill sector beside Coit Tower was temporarily closed on July 20, 1961, from 9 to 11 a.m., by resolution.
  • 11 Sep 1973
    Supervisor Kopp asked the Recreation and Park Department to repair water-stained Coit Tower murals and protect them from vandalism.
  • 28 Nov 1983
    Landmark status proposed for Coit Tower on Telegraph Hill
  • 18 Jul 2006
    Admission fees to Coit Tower increased, passed on final reading.

Who appears together

PeopleOrganisationsPlacesJohn L. Molinariproposed 3Joseph M. Caseyproposed 2Adolph Uhlproposed 1San Francisco Foundationnamed in 2San Francisco ZoologicalSocietynamed in 1Department of Public Worksnamed in 4Telegraph HillBlvdnamed in 8Pioneer Parknamed in 6Kearny Stnamed in 5together in 2together in 2Coit Tower

Lines show who appears in the same decisions. It doesn't mean they made a deal.

People

Organisations

Places

  • Telegraph Hill Blvdnamed in 8
  • Pioneer Parknamed in 6
  • Kearny Stnamed in 5

More from the records

Who was paid · 3 organisations
Department of Public Works4 decisions
Recreation and Park Department1 decision
State of California1 decision

How many decisions pay each one; amounts are not shown until a person checks them.

Votes · 26 roll calls
yes 261no 4absent 35

26 printed roll calls; 22 were unanimous.

Decisions, by type
ordinance46
resolution22
motion8
other5
hearing3
appointment1
Decisions, by outcome
passed31
referred22
passed first reading13
pending4
continued1
tabled1

19 decisions have no outcome read yet.

All 92 decisions · in date order
  • Proposed Coit Memorial Tower on Telegraph Hill, paid from Elizabeth Coit's bequest of about $125,000 to the city.
    4 Apr 1932referredJournal 1932, p. 570 ↗
  • Supervisor Havenner asked the Park Commission for information on a proposed Coit monument on Telegraph Hill; action deferred.
    13 Jun 1932continuedJournal 1932, p. 1023 ↗
  • Lillie Hitchcock Coit's bequest, about $125,000, is to build a tower on Telegraph Hill: the Coit Memorial Tower.
    27 Jun 1932passedJournal 1932, p. 1113 ↗
  • The Mayor is asked to appoint a citizens committee to arrange dedication of the Coit Memorial tower on Telegraph Hill.
    5 Jul 1933outcome not readJournal 1933, p. 1329 ↗
  • Telegraph Hill groups' request to limit building heights around Coit Tower was referred to the City Planning Commission.
    21 Aug 1944referredJournal 1944, p. 1816 ↗
  • Coit Tower maintenance budget of $6,650, proposed for reduction to $2,000, was temporarily postponed.
    16 May 1949tabledJournal 1949, p. 369 ↗
  • Gallagher withdrew his motion to cut $6,650 for Coit Tower repairs, so the full estimate stays in the budget.
    18 May 1949withdrawnJournal 1949, p. 450 ↗
  • Recreation and Park buildings, structures and improvements budget adopted after Finance Committee removed $5,750 for Coit Tower heating.
    15 May 1953passedJournal 1953, p. 383 ↗
  • $1,900 for a protective barrier around the Coit Tower murals was passed for second reading.
    25 May 1959passed first readingJournal 1959, p. 357 ↗
  • Ordinance appropriating $1,900 from Recreation and Park funds for a barrier protecting the murals at Coit Tower was finally passed.
    1 Jun 1959passedJournal 1959, p. 370 ↗
  • Telegraph Hill sector beside Coit Tower was temporarily closed on July 20, 1961, from 9 to 11 a.m., by resolution.
    17 Jul 1961passedJournal 1961, p. 371 ↗
  • The Board adopted a resolution temporarily closing the roadway leading to Coit Tower during certain hours on October 7, 1961.
    25 Sep 1961passedJournal 1961, p. 513 ↗

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Pages that mention it · 99

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