All decisions
92 Board decisions about Coit Tower, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Proposed Coit Memorial Tower on Telegraph Hill, paid from Elizabeth Coit's bequest of about $125,000 to the city.
- Supervisor Havenner asked the Park Commission for information on a proposed Coit monument on Telegraph Hill; action deferred.
- Lillie Hitchcock Coit's bequest, about $125,000, is to build a tower on Telegraph Hill: the Coit Memorial Tower.
- The Mayor is asked to appoint a citizens committee to arrange dedication of the Coit Memorial tower on Telegraph Hill.
- Telegraph Hill groups' request to limit building heights around Coit Tower was referred to the City Planning Commission.
- Coit Tower maintenance budget of $6,650, proposed for reduction to $2,000, was temporarily postponed.
- Gallagher withdrew his motion to cut $6,650 for Coit Tower repairs, so the full estimate stays in the budget.
- Recreation and Park buildings, structures and improvements budget adopted after Finance Committee removed $5,750 for Coit Tower heating.
- $1,900 for a protective barrier around the Coit Tower murals was passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,900 from Recreation and Park funds for a barrier protecting the murals at Coit Tower was finally passed.
- Telegraph Hill sector beside Coit Tower was temporarily closed on July 20, 1961, from 9 to 11 a.m., by resolution.
- The Board adopted a resolution temporarily closing the roadway leading to Coit Tower during certain hours on October 7, 1961.
- Deadline to award Coit Tower repair contract pushed to May 20
- Board adopted a resolution extending to May 27, 1964, the deadline to award a Public Works repair contract for Coit Tower.
- Supervisor Pelosi asked Public Works to report on Telegraph Hill Dwellers' request for directional signs to Coit Tower.
- Coit Tower and Filbert Street closed for
- Supervisor Kopp asked the Recreation and Park Department to repair water-stained Coit Tower murals and protect them from vandalism.
- Hearing asked on parking at Coit Tower and Lombard Street traffic
- Supervisor Molinari asked the Recreation and Park Department to seek Open Space funds for renovating the base of Coit Tower.
- Deadline to award Coit Tower work contract extended; outcome not shown.
- Coit Tower rehabilitation money gets first approval.
- Supervisor Nelder's inquiry into whether public access is damaging the Coit Tower murals was referred to Urban and Consumer Affairs Committee.
- Supervisor Nelder urged Recreation and Park to protect the Coit Tower murals and asked about current preservation procedures.
- A viewing machine concession lease at Coit Tower and Marina Green was passed for second reading.
- Finally passed an ordinance approving a viewing machine concession lease at Coit Tower and Marina Green.
- Telegraph Hill Boulevard to close for Coit Tower's fiftieth anniversary
- Supervisor Nelder asked the Mayor to urge lower resident fees at the Zoo, Japanese Tea Garden, pools and Coit Tower, referred to Finance.
- Telegraph Hill Boulevard closed for Coit Tower's fiftieth birthday
- Landmark status for Coit Tower sent to committee
- Resolution adopted celebrating Coit Tower's 50th anniversary and urging the Planning Commission to consider landmark designation.
- Landmark status proposed for Coit Tower on Telegraph Hill
- Landmark status proposed for Coit Tower on Telegraph Hill
- Supervisor Hongisto asked for a hearing on the condition of [name withheld] [name withheld] murals at Beach Chalet and Coit Tower; referred to committee.
- The City Attorney was asked what steps would transfer custody of Beach Chalet and Coit Tower to the Art Commission.
- Molinari asks the Mayor to direct the Recreation and Park Commission not to paint Coit Tower another color.
- Supervisor Molinari's request on restoring the murals at Coit Tower was referred to the Culture and Recreation Committee.
- The Recreation and Park Department accepted gifts of $13,722 for Zoo restrooms and $50,000 for restoring Coit Tower.
- Supervisor Molinari asked for a hearing on the condition and restoration of the Coit Tower murals; referred to the Culture and Recreation Committee.
- Park department may spend $114,415 to restore Coit Tower murals.
- Board resolution accepts a $10,000 paint sealant gift from National Paint and Coating Association for Coit Tower renovation.
- Temporary closure of various streets on August 8, 1988 for the Coors International Bicycle Classic is proposed.
- Walker and colleagues proposed extending charity sales rules to the Coit Tower area; referred to City Services Committee.
- Five-year lease of Coit Tower management and operation to [name withheld] was referred to committee.
- Recreation and Park Department proposes a five-year lease of the Coit Tower facility to [name withheld]; passed first reading.
- [name withheld] gets a five-year lease to manage and operate Coit Tower; finally passed.
- Funding for two stairways on Greenwich and Filbert Streets urged
- Pioneer Park stairway near Coit Tower approved
- $500,000 gift for Coit Tower's Pioneer Park sent to committee
- $500,000 gift sought for Pioneer Park improvements at Coit Tower
- Japanese Tea Garden and Coit Tower fees sent to committee
- Ordinance setting Recreation and Park fees for the Japanese Tea Garden, Coit Tower and weddings passed on first reading.
- Park Code fees for the Japanese Tea Garden, Coit Tower and wedding ceremonies were finally passed by the Board.
- Public Works proposed accepting a gift of up to $500,000 to improve Pioneer Park beside Coit Tower.
- Committee recommended that Public Works accept up to $500,000 in gifts to improve Pioneer Park at Coit Tower.
- Recreation and Park Department proposed higher admission fees at Coit Tower; passed on first reading.
- Proposed higher admission fees for Coit Tower, referred to Budget and Finance Committee after introduction.
- Recreation and Park Department proposes higher admission fees for Coit Tower; referred to Planning for environmental review.
- An increase in admission fees to Coit Tower passed on first reading, proposed by the Mayor for the Recreation and Park Department.
- Admission fees to Coit Tower would rise, under an ordinance passed on first reading.
- Admission fees to Coit Tower increased, passed on final reading.
- Admission fees for Coit Tower increased by Park Code amendment, finally passed.
- Coit Tower admission costs more, approved
- $598,615 for park staff and COIT Tower elevator; sent to committee.
- Recreation and Park Department proposed higher fees at Coit Tower; the ordinance was referred to the Youth Commission and Small Business Commission.
- Recreation and Park Department proposal to increase fees at Coit Tower passed on first reading.
- Higher fees at Coit Tower passed on first reading
- Coit Tower fee increase now set
- Fees at Coit Tower increased, passed final vote by the Board of Supervisors.
- Proposed ordinance would set non-San Francisco resident fees for the Coit Tower elevator; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Ordinance proposed to charge non-San Francisco residents fees for the Coit Tower elevator, passed on first reading.
- Coit Tower elevator fees for non-residents proposed
- Pledge to protect Coit Tower's murals sent to committee
- Coit Tower operator gets five-year lease at $662,400 a year.
- Recreation and Park Department proposed a five-year lease of Coit Tower to Coit Tower, LLC at $662,400 annual rent; sent to committee.
- Coit Tower gets new five-year operating lease at $662,400 a year.
- Coit Tower operator gets five-year lease at $662,400 a year
- Coit Tower lease changes for online tickets and a food kiosk
- Coit Tower lease changes: food kiosk, online ticket fee.
- Coit Tower lease changed to allow a food kiosk and online ticket fee.
- Greenwich Street strip by Coit Tower to join Pioneer Park
- Part of Greenwich Street near Coit Tower to join park.
- Part of Greenwich Street near Coit Tower to join park.
- Part of Greenwich Street beside Coit Tower to be closed
- Part of Greenwich Street beside Coit Tower to be closed
- Non-resident fees proposed for the Japanese Tea Garden and Coit Tower
- Non-resident fees at the Japanese Tea Garden and Coit Tower proposed
- Non-resident fees at the Japanese Tea Garden and Coit Tower proposed
- Coit Tower fee clarified as elevator access, sunset clause added
- Park fee ordinance amended to exclude the Coit Tower Elevator
- Coit Tower Elevator fees deemed expired under Chan's amendment
- Peskin moves to drop the Coit Tower Elevator fee increase
- Coit Tower Elevator fee rises treated as expired in June