All decisions
20 Board decisions about Corona Heights Playground, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- 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.
- Recreation Commission 1936 budget laid over; playground directors and a $5,000 Corona Heights Playground item debated.
- Corona Heights Playground land and budget item postponed until tomorrow afternoon after a failed Finance Committee recommendation.
- Purchase of Lot 24 from Florence G. Perine for $150 for Corona Heights Playground approved.
- The Recreation Commission outlined plans for Corona Heights Playground; the communication was referred to the Education, Parks and Recreation Committee.
- City proposed buying land from Consolidated Securities Company for $17,000 for the Corona Heights Playground.
- The city agreed to buy a lot from the McMillans for $200 to extend the Corona Heights Playground.
- The City agreed to buy Lots 29 to 34 in Block 2621 from Pacific Realty Company for $1,800 for Corona Heights Playground.
- City proposes buying land from Chas. F. Kane and Capitol Company for the Corona Heights Playground.
- The city approved buying five lots from the Prichard estate for $1,225 for Corona Heights Playground.
- City purchase of land from Mary Howatt and Michael Garrity for $800 for Corona Heights Playground proposed.
- Board approved buying Lot 28, Block 2621 from the Cockrills for $210 for the Corona Heights Playground.
- Land bought from A. H. Witte for Corona Heights Playground, $325
- City buys Lot 20 in Block 2621 from Augusta Kollman Rehfield for $250 for Corona Heights Playground.
- City buys Lot 21 in Block 2621 from Henry H. Shed for $250 for Corona Heights Playground.
- Resolution adopted: city accepts Florence P. Kahn's deed to Lot 15 for Corona Heights Playground, paying $350.
- Board adopted purchase of two lots for the Corona Heights Playground for $150 and $350 from named owners.
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing condemnation of several parcels on Sixteenth, President and Flint streets for Corona Heights Playground.
- The Board authorized the City Attorney to start eminent domain proceedings to take land for the Corona Heights Playground.
- Tow-away zone established on States Street by Corona Heights Playground