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Corona Heights Playground

A project in 20 Board decisions, 1936–2003.

20Board decisions about it
1936–2003first and last decision

In short

  • 14 May 1936
    Corona Heights Playground land and budget item postponed until tomorrow afternoon after a failed Finance Committee recommendation.
    Journal 1936, p. 583 ↗
  • 18 Apr 1938
    Board adopted a resolution authorizing condemnation of several parcels on Sixteenth, President and Flint streets for Corona Heights Playground.
    Journal 1938, p. 470 ↗

Who appears together

PeopleOrganisationsPlacesBevan Duftyproposed 1Warren Shannonproposed 1Capitol Companynamed in 1Corona Heightsnamed in 1Fifteenth Stnamed in 1Flint Stnamed in 1Corona Heights Playground

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People

Organisations

Places

  • Corona Heightsnamed in 1
  • Fifteenth Stnamed in 1
  • Flint Stnamed in 1

More from the records

Who was paid · 1 organisations
Capitol Company1 decision

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Votes · 17 roll calls
yes 150no 9absent 28

17 printed roll calls; 16 were unanimous.

Decisions, by type
resolution16
other3
contract1
Decisions, by outcome
passed13
continued3
referred1

3 decisions have no outcome read yet.

All 20 decisions · in date order
  • The City agreed to buy Lots 1 to 8 in Assessor's Block 2621 from H. V. Tilden for $1,500 for Corona Heights Playground.
    4 May 1936passedJournal 1936, p. 503 ↗
  • Recreation Commission 1936 budget laid over; playground directors and a $5,000 Corona Heights Playground item debated.
    14 May 1936continuedJournal 1936, p. 579 ↗
  • Corona Heights Playground land and budget item postponed until tomorrow afternoon after a failed Finance Committee recommendation.
    14 May 1936continuedJournal 1936, p. 583 ↗
  • Purchase of Lot 24 from Florence G. Perine for $150 for Corona Heights Playground approved.
    1 Jun 1936passedJournal 1936, p. 873 ↗
  • The Recreation Commission outlined plans for Corona Heights Playground; the communication was referred to the Education, Parks and Recreation Committee.
    8 Jun 1936referredJournal 1936, p. 911 ↗
  • City proposed buying land from Consolidated Securities Company for $17,000 for the Corona Heights Playground.
    13 Jul 1936outcome not readJournal 1936, p. 1112 ↗
  • The city agreed to buy a lot from the McMillans for $200 to extend the Corona Heights Playground.
    13 Jul 1936passedJournal 1936, p. 1114 ↗
  • The City agreed to buy Lots 29 to 34 in Block 2621 from Pacific Realty Company for $1,800 for Corona Heights Playground.
    5 Oct 1936passedJournal 1936, p. 1555 ↗
  • City proposes buying land from Chas. F. Kane and Capitol Company for the Corona Heights Playground.
    9 Nov 1936outcome not readJournal 1936, p. 1718 ↗
  • The city approved buying five lots from the Prichard estate for $1,225 for Corona Heights Playground.
    8 Feb 1937passedJournal 1937, p. 269 ↗
  • City purchase of land from Mary Howatt and Michael Garrity for $800 for Corona Heights Playground proposed.
    24 May 1937outcome not readJournal 1937, p. 752 ↗
  • Board approved buying Lot 28, Block 2621 from the Cockrills for $210 for the Corona Heights Playground.
    20 Sep 1937passedJournal 1937, p. 1572 ↗

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Journal 1936Journal 1936Journal 1936Journal 1937