All decisions
75 Board decisions about Fleishhacker Pool, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- J. J. Pfister Knitting Company was awarded the contract to supply bathing suits for Fleishhacker Pool.
- The Board adopted a resolution authorizing the Mayor to appoint a citizens committee for international athletic events opening the Fleishhacker Pool.
- Mayor authorized to appoint a citizens committee to arrange international athletic events for the new Fleishhacker Pool; adopted.
- Board authorizes a long list of city payments to contractors and suppliers for school construction, Fleishhacker Pool, Harding Park and the Relief Home.
- Payment of $1,673.50 to California Filter Co. for a chlorinator at Fleishhacker Pool is listed for approval.
- Payment of $1,889.99 to Gantner & Mattern Co. for bathing suits at Fleishhacker Pool is listed for approval.
- Payment of $615 to Eaton & Smith for loam at Fleishhacker Pool is listed for approval.
- Payment of $1,133.20 to Gantner & Mattern Co. for bathing suits at Fleishhacker Pool is listed for approval.
- Spring Valley Water Company asked for $34,080 owed on Fleishhacker Pool land; the request was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Mrs. Florence Dale wrote opposing an amusement concession permit near Fleishhacker Pool; the letter was ordered filed.
- Ocean Palace amusement park at Sloat Boulevard draws support and protests
- L. J. Cohn is granted a sixty-day extension to finish the sewer in Fleishhacker Pool, delayed by pipe shipments.
- Plans proposed to extend the Skyline Boulevard undercrossing beside Fleishhacker Pool, with construction ordered.
- An ordinance authorizes the Board of Public Works to plan and build an extension of the undercrossing beneath Skyline Boulevard at Fleishhacker Pool.
- Park Commissioner William F. Humphrey's letter defending Fleishhacker Pool's safety was referred to the Public Welfare Committee.
- Free children's bathing at Fleishhacker Pool sent to the Education, Parks and Playgrounds Committee for consideration.
- A resolution was passed for printing to settle a lawsuit by buying 9.757 acres of Fleishhacker Pool land from Spring Valley Water Company for $134,560.
- Settlement of lawsuit over Fleishhacker Pool and Harding Golf Links leases: city to buy 9.757 acres for $134,560 from Spring Valley Water Company.
- Board accepted title to 9.757 acres within the Fleishhacker Pool from Spring Valley Water Company.
- The Board of Public Works reported an estimated $65,000 cost to extend the Taraval Street line to Fleishhacker Pool.
- A. Paulsen is paid $520.00 for boring a well at Fleishhacker Pool.
- Payment of $6,029.11 to Spring Valley Water Co. for renting 60 acres used for Fleishhacker Pool is listed.
- The Board approved a $1,000 contribution to the Far Western Swimming Championships at Fleishhacker Pool in September 1930.
- City approved $1,000 publicity contribution toward the Far Western Swimming Championships at Fleishhacker Pool.
- The Buncanson-Harrelson Co. is paid $684.25 for pool outlet work at Fleishhacker Pool.
- Levi Strauss & Co. is paid $685 for towels furnished to Fleishhacker Pool.
- A resolution would set aside $1,000 from the County Road Fund to improve the park beside Fleishhacker Pool.
- Payment of $1,104.97 to The Duncanson-Harrelson Co. for Fleishhacker Pool outlet and inlet work approved.
- Payment of $684.25 to The Duncanson-Harrelson Co. for Fleishhacker Pool outlet and inlet work approved.
- Payment of $685 to Levi Strauss & Co. for towels furnished to Fleishhacker Pool approved.
- Board appropriated $1,000 from County Road Fund to improve the park area beside Fleishhacker Pool, adopted by resolution.
- Payment of $1,000 to Eaton & Smith for improving the parking area beside Fleishhacker Pool was listed.
- Eaton & Smith was paid $1,000 to improve the parking area next to Fleishhacker Pool.
- Elbert N. Ames is to be paid $1,609.93 for the Merry-Go-Round at Fleishhacker Pool.
- Duncanson-Harrelson paid for outlet work at Fleishhacker Pool
- Resolution 3559 authorizes $548.83 to The Duncanson-Harrelson Company for an outlet and inlet at Fleishhacker Pool.
- Claim of $903.72 submitted by Duncauson-Harrelson Company for outlet and inlet work at Fleishhacker Pool.
- The Duncanson-Harrelson Company is to be paid $510.93 for building an outlet and inlet at Fleishhacker Pool.
- The Board authorized payments from city funds to several claimants, including work at Fleishhacker Pool.
- Proposed $6,000 for a Third Order of St. Francis convention and $1,000 for Far Western Swimming Championships at Fleishhacker Pool; passed for printing.
- $6,000 for a Third Order of St. Francis convention and $1,000 for swimming championships at Fleishhacker Pool approved.
- Report asked on extending the Municipal Railway to Fleishhacker Pool
- Board approved $15,660 for the Park Department, including $15,000 to rehabilitate Fleishhacker Pool.
- The Board approved $6,100 for replacement electric cable at Fleishhacker Pool, as requested by the Park Commission.
- Barton Harris and Solly Schuman take the Fleishhacker Pool cafe
- The Recreation Department was asked to study reopening Crystal Palace Plunge and covering part of Fleishhacker Pool.
- Recreation Division's $2,250 fence repair at Fleishhacker Pool was approved without objection.
- Recreation Division's $3,600 water line repair at Fleishhacker Pool was approved, needed to open the pool this year.
- Recreation Division's $1,700 rail and walk repair at Fleishhacker Pool was approved without objection.
- Supervisor Lewis's resolution asks the Park Commission to inspect the Cliff House to Fleishhacker Pool beach and Sutro Gardens; referred to committee.
- The Board deleted $15,000 for an inner sidewalk at Fleishhacker Pool from the budget.
- Board extended by thirty days the deadline to award a contract for a high diving tower at Fleishhacker Pool.
- Park Department wage appropriation of $19,000 for temporary staff at Fleishhacker Pool and park concessions finally passed as amended.
- Board included $2,500 in the Park Department budget to replace a water pump at Fleishhacker Pool.
- Board asked the Park Commission to consider glass-enclosing Fleishhacker Pool and heating its water; referred to committee.
- The Board passed on first reading $3,000 to rebuild the salt water pumping system at Fleishhacker Pool.
- $3,000 appropriated by the Park Department to replace pumping equipment at Fleishhacker Pool, passed on final reading.
- Controller and Park Commission will reimburse the Park Department revolving fund $25 for a safe loss at Fleishhacker Pool.
- Supervisor Christopher suggested studying covering and heating [name withheld]; the suggestion was referred to the Education, Parks and Recreation Committee.
- Supervisor Christopher asks for a shelter over
- Emergency $60,000 appropriation to extend the salt water intake line at [name withheld] was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Appropriates $60,000 to Recreation and Park to extend the salt water intake line at [name withheld], passed as an emergency measure.
- A proposed pony ride concession at Golden Gate Park's Children's Playground and [name withheld] was continued one week.
- Ordinance appropriating $23,000 from a 1955 bond fund to rehabilitate the heating plant at [name withheld] passed for second reading.
- Supervisors finally passed $23,000 to rehabilitate the heating plant at [name withheld] in Golden Gate Park.
- Money approved to repair [name withheld] saltwater intake
- City budget appropriation ordinance passed for second reading as amended, deleting $42,160 for [name withheld] work and $29,500 for Lake Merced Sports Center.
- Lease for disabled recreation center at [name withheld] still needs final vote.
- Lease of the [name withheld] Pool Building to Recreation Center for the Handicapped, Inc. was finally passed.
- Supervisor McCarthy asked the City Attorney and Recreation and Park Department about legal obstacles to leasing [name withheld] building to a handicapped recreation center.
- [name withheld] water repair funded; zoo fence money dropped
- Supervisors Nelder and Kopp proposed hearings on whether to reopen [name withheld]; the request was sent to committee.
- City urges Zoo expansion plan to include [name withheld] restoration
- Francois proposed a ballot question on restoring and reopening [name withheld]; sent to the Registrar of Voters.
- Monument to the [name withheld] proposed, sent to committee