All decisions
about 190 Board decisions about Harding Park, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- 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 $28,344.53 for labor at Harding Park, requested by the Park Commission, is listed for approval.
- Park Commission was listed for $833.50 for labor and material on the Harding Park golf course.
- Sam Whiting was listed for $1,000 for supervising construction of the Harding Park golf course.
- W. B. Clarke & Son was paid $1,350 to plant trees on slopes near Harding Park.
- W. B. Clarke & Son was paid $1,350 for trees planted on the slopes of the boulevard to Harding Park.
- Board authorizes payments to contractors and suppliers for park and school work, including Harding Park and Galileo High School.
- Spring Valley Water Co. is paid $4,041.67 for rent of Harding Park from July 1929 to March 1930.
- Payment of $4,041.67 to Spring Valley Water Co. for renting Harding Park was approved.
- John Bjorkman is paid $3,975 as the first payment for a restaurant at Harding Park.
- First payment of $3,976 to John Bjorkman for building a restaurant at Harding Park approved.
- Claims for Harding Park restaurant construction and Fleishhacker Pool and Zoo works were passed for printing.
- John Bjorkman paid for building the restaurant at Harding Park
- Proposed $7,500 reappropriation for a pumping plant at Harding Park Golf Course was referred to committee.
- Park Department's $7,500 transfer for a pumping plant at Harding Park Golf Course passed for second reading.
- Board passed an ordinance reappropriating $7,500 for a pumping plant at the Harding Park Golf Course.
- Ted Robbins to run the golf shop at Harding Park
- Ordinance approving a lease to Barton Harris and Solly Schuman for the Fleishhacker Pool Cafe; outcome continues on next page.
- Ted Robbins gets the golf shop at Harding Park Golf Course
- Golf shop concession approved for the Harding Park Golf Course
- Leland White objects to the $6,500 fence at Harding Park
- Mancuso moved to delete $6,500 for a Harding Park golf course fence after objection from Leland White.
- Ted Robbins is granted a one-year concession to run the Golf Shop at Harding Park Golf Course, passed on first reading.
- Ted Robbins gets the golf shop at Harding Park
- Controller was authorized to refund certain duplicate tax payments under Revenue and Taxation Code section 5096.
- Ted Robbins's one-year golf shop concession at Harding Park passed for second reading, with rent of 6% of receipts.
- Park Commission concession for Ted Robbins to run the Harding Park golf shop was taken up for final passage.
- Ted Robbins to be golf pro at Harding Park course
- Harding Park golf concession with Ted Robbins continued one week, with the Park Commission invited to attend.
- Ted Robbins's golf concession at Harding Park put off a week
- Park Commission proposed concession agreement with Ted Robbins for Harding Park Golf Course services, with a $150 monthly minimum rent.
- Proposed golf concession at Harding Park Golf Course for Ted Robbins was continued to August 1, 1949.
- Ted Robbins's golf concession at Harding Park Golf Course passed for second reading after a Finance Committee substitute.
- Ted Robbins gets the golf shop at Harding Park Golf Course
- $7,925 to rework part of the Harding Park golf course
- $7,925 to rework part of the Harding Park golf course
- Board passed on first reading a two-year golf professional concession at Harding Park Golf Course for Ted Robbins.
- Ted Robbins made golf professional at Harding Park course
- [name withheld] made golf professional at Harding Park Golf Course
- [name withheld] two-year golf professional concession at Harding Park Golf Course was finally passed, with a minimum rent of $150 monthly.
- Resolution asks the Mayor to appoint a committee to plan a civic celebration for the New York Yankees; adopted.
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] to run Harding Park golf
- [name withheld] and [name withheld] to run Harding Park golf
- [name withheld] to run the cafeteria at Harding Park Golf Course
- [name withheld] to run the cafeteria at Harding Park Golf Course
- Blake asks to keep $50,000 to convert the Harding Park course
- Blake asks to keep the money for the Harding Park course
- Harding Park golf course money sought back into the budget
- Lease for the Golden Gate Championship golf tournament at Harding Park Golf Course was passed on first reading.
- Recreation and Park Commission approved a lease letting the Golden Gate Championship Association hold a golf tournament at Harding Park, September 21-27, 1959.
- Proposed: $25,700 water supply for Harding Park golf course.
- Appropriates $25,700 from Recreation and Park for a new water supply at Harding Park Golf Course; finally passed.
- $25,700 for a new water supply at Harding Park golf course
- Board adopted a resolution declaring the San Francisco Examiner the city's official newspaper for 1967.
- An agreement giving [name withheld] golf professional privileges at Harding Park Golf Course was taken up for second reading.
- Golf pro deal at Harding Park debated; outcome not shown.
- [name withheld] moves closer to the Harding Park golf pro job
- [name withheld] and Jane Lee to sell refreshments at Harding Park
- [name withheld] and Jane Lee to sell refreshments at Harding Park
- Supervisor Tamaras asked that a commendation letter be sent to Recreation and Park staff for Harding Park golf course's condition.
- Restaurant lease at Harding Park golf course put off until April 21.
- Restaurant lease at Harding Park delayed to April 28.
- Restaurant lease approved at Harding Park Golf Course
- Restaurant lease at Harding Park golf course delayed to May 5.
- Harding Park golf course restaurant lease put off to May 12.
- Harding Park golf restaurant lease put on hold.
- Harding Park restaurant lease passed first reading; final vote to come.
- Restaurant lease approved at Harding Park Golf Course
- Restaurant lease at Harding Park Golf Course approved
- Golf shop lease proposed at Harding Park Golf Course
- Golf shop lease proposed at Harding Park Golf Course
- Molinari asked the Recreation and Park Department why city residents cannot get Harding Park golf reservations early in the morning.
- Proposed restaurant and bar lease at Harding Park.
- Restaurant and bar lease approved at Harding Park Golf Course
- Supervisors Kennedy, Molinari, Ward and Hongisto asked for review of Harding Park upkeep; referred to Public Works Committee.
- Harding Park golf restaurant asked to lower its coffee price
- Harding Park and [name withheld] golf courses would be used for US Open parking in June 1998, with $50,000 rent paid to Recreation and Park Department.
- Protection urged for Harding Park golfers during the USGA Open
- Cheaper tee times proposed for Harding Park club members
- Protection urged for Harding Park golfers during the USGA Open
- Harding Park club members get 25 percent off at Lincoln Park
- Harding Park club members get 25 percent off at Lincoln Park
- Supervisor Teng's hearing on environmental impacts of Round-up herbicide in Harding Park renovation was assigned to committee.
- Supervisor Teng requested a hearing on environmental impacts of Round-up herbicide in Harding Park renovation; sent to committee.
- Ordinance proposed setting a fee structure for Harding Park and Fleming Golf Courses, assigned to Finance Committee under the 30-day rule.
- Resolution congratulating Hopland, Mendocino on hosting the 2002 International Bocce Games was referred for adoption.
- PGA Tour Championship deal for Harding Park sent to committee
- Green fees for Harding Park and Fleming golf courses proposed
- Resolution to accept and spend $8,111,000 and $5,016,627 in state grants for Harding Park and Fleming Golf Courses was assigned to committee.
- State grants of $8.1M and $5.0M to renovate Harding Park and Fleming golf courses were received and sent to committee.
- Harding Park and Fleming golf fees sent to committee again
- Supervisors Hall and Daly proposed a fee structure for Harding Park and Fleming golf courses, sent to Finance Committee; a substitute was filed.
- Proposed resolution to accept and spend state park grants for renovating Harding Park and Fleming Golf Courses; sent to Finance Committee.
- Proposed agreement with PGA Tour, Inc. to host the PGA Tour Championship at Harding Park Golf Course; sent to Finance Committee.
- PGA Tour agreement for Harding Park rewritten and sent to Finance
- Ordinance setting a fee structure for Harding Park and Fleming Golf Courses passed on first reading.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a fee structure for Harding Park and Fleming golf courses, after rejecting an amendment on final authority.
- State grant adopted for Harding Park and Fleming golf renovations
- Master Tournament Agreement with PGA Tour, Inc. for the PGA Tour Championship at Harding Park Golf Course adopted.
- The Board adopted a resolution approving a tournament agreement with PGA Tour, Inc. for the Harding Park Golf Course championship.
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting state grants for renovating Harding Park and Fleming golf courses.
- Fee structure proposed for Harding Park and Fleming golf courses
- Ordinance setting a fee structure for Harding Park and Fleming Golf Courses was finally passed.
- Recreation and Park Department approved accepting $5,651,000 in state grants for five projects, including Harding Park clubhouse.
- Board adopted an amendment letting PGA Tour, Inc. use Harding Park Golf Course for its championship tournament.
- Proposed resolution to accept a $5,651,000 state park grant for five projects, including Harding Park; sent to committee.
- State grant of $5,651,000 for several San Francisco recreation centers and parks was referred to City Services Committee.
- $5.7M in park grants backed for Harding Park and Harvey Milk
- PGA Tour deal for Harding Park Golf Course sent to committee
- Recreation and Park Department proposes amending the PGA TOUR agreement to extend terms at Harding Park and raise the guaranteed fee to $500,000.
- PGA Tour to hold five tournaments at Harding Park Golf Course
- Committee backs the PGA Tour agreement for Harding Park Golf Course
- PGA Tour agreement for Harding Park Golf Course amended
- Golf fee increases at Harding Park, Fleming and Golden Gate Park passed first reading as amended; Daly voted no.
- Mayor proposes changes to golf fees at Harding Park, Golden Gate Park and McLaren Park.
- Proposed higher golf fees at Harding Park, Fleming and Golden Gate Park courses were continued to July 19, 2005.
- Board passed higher golf fees at Harding Park, Fleming and Golden Gate Park golf courses.
- Recreation and Park fees to rise at Harding Park and Fleming golf courses passed on first reading, 7 to 4.
- Fees at Harding Park and Fleming golf courses increased by an ordinance amending the Park Code, passed finally.
- Proposed ordinance would increase fees at Harding Park and Fleming golf courses; referred to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Higher green fees at Harding Park sent to committee
- Ordinance to raise fees at Harding Park and Fleming Golf Courses passed first reading, 7 to 4.
- Higher golf fees at Harding Park pass on a 7-4 vote
- Higher golf fees at Harding Park given final passage
- Fees at Harding Park and Fleming Golf Courses were increased by ordinance, passed finally by nine to two.
- Proposed Harding Park changes to twilight play, shotgun tournament fees and promotions were continued to July 17, 2007.
- Proposed ordinance would change Harding Park golf fees and twilight play times; referred to Budget and Finance Committee.
- The Board failed to pass on first reading an ordinance raising Harding Park golf course fees fifteen percent.
- PGA Tour deal for Harding Park sent to committee
- Harding Park Golf Course hosting of PGA Tour tournaments was sent to Budget and Finance Committee for a second amendment.
- Board takes up the PGA Tour deal at Harding Park
- Second amendment to the PGA Tour tournament agreement for Harding Park Golf Course was continued to May 1, 2007.
- Committee recommended "Do Not Pass" on a second amendment letting PGA Tour use Harding Park Golf Course for tournaments.
- Harding Park golf course hosting PGA tournaments approved with changes.
- The Board adopted, as amended, a second amendment letting PGA Tour, Inc. hold professional golf tournaments at Harding Park Golf Course.
- Supervisors adopted, as amended, a second agreement letting PGA Tour, Inc. use Harding Park Golf Course for professional golf tournaments.
- Harding Park golf fees would rise by fifteen percent
- A proposed 15% fee increase at Harding Park golf course, plus a fiscal viability plan, was not passed on first reading.
- Harding Park golf fees would change to set shotgun tournament fees and allow up to 20% promotional discounts; passed first reading.
- Mayor's proposal to change Harding Park play times, set shotgun tournament fees and allow discounts passed first reading.
- Harding Park fees revised: later super twilight play, shotgun tournament fees, and promotions up to 20% off, enacted as 186-07.
- Harding Park play rules were changed: super twilight time revised, shotgun tournament fees set, and discounts up to 20% allowed.
- $500,000 of golf tournament money for Harding Park sent to committee
- Ordinance passed appropriating $500,000 of PGA Tournament Agreement revenue for Harding Park improvements and staffing.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an ordinance appropriating $500,000 from a PGA tournament agreement for Harding Park Golf Course improvements.
- $500,000 of golf tournament money voted for Harding Park
- Presidents Cup welcomed to Harding Park
- The Presidents Cup welcomed to Harding Park Golf Course
- Harding Park recycled water project findings sent to committee
- The Board adopted CEQA findings and a mitigation program for the SFPUC Harding Park Recycled Water Project.
- $410,000 of golf revenue for Harding Park sent to committee
- Ordinance appropriating $410,000 of PGA Tour revenue to prepare Harding Park Golf Course for a 2010 tournament passed on first reading.
- $410,000 of golf revenue put toward Harding Park
- Higher golf fees at Harding Park sent to committee
- Higher greens fees at Harding Park pass a first vote
- Greens fees raised at Harding Park Golf Course
- Elsbernd proposed a 2010-2019 management agreement with Tournament Players Club of California for Harding Park and Fleming golf courses; sent to committee.
- Tournament Players Club to run the Harding Park clubhouse and golf
- Elsbernd proposed letting the Recreation and Park Commission raise Harding Park and Fleming golf fees by up to 50 percent; sent to committee.
- Proposed Park Code change would let the Recreation and Park Commission raise Harding Park and Fleming golf fees; continued to July 19, 2011.
- Proposed Park Code changes to fees and hours at Harding Park and Fleming golf courses were continued to July 19, 2011.
- Board backs golf fee changes at Harding and Fleming courses
- Golf fee changes at Harding Park and Fleming pass first reading
- Allows Recreation and Park Commission to set special promotions and higher non-resident fees at Harding and Fleming golf courses.
- Park commission to set discounts and non-resident fees at Harding Park
- PGA Tour deal for Harding Park golf tournaments sent to committee
- Tournament deal with the PGA Tour adopted for Harding Park
- PGA Tour to keep holding tournaments at Harding Park Golf Course
- $2.1M grant sought for recycled water at Harding Park
- $2.1M grant sought for recycled water at Harding Park
- Proposed ordinance would set temporary reduced greens fees at Harding Park Golf Course during its renovation, sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Proposed ordinance would set temporary reduced greens fees at Harding Park Golf Course from December 2, 2013 to May 31, 2014.
- Cheaper Harding Park greens fees pass first reading
- Ordinance passed on first reading setting temporary reduced greens fees at Harding Park Golf Course from December 2, 2013 to May 31, 2014.
- Temporary reduced greens fees approved for Harding Park Golf Course from December 2, 2013 through May 31, 2014.
- Final passage sets temporary reduced greens fees at Harding Park Golf Course from December 2, 2013 to May 31, 2014.
- Harding Park golf fees cut while greens are rebuilt
- Proposed $1.3M appropriation for hosting a PGA golf tournament at Harding Park was sent to committee.
- A fourth amendment to the PGA TOUR tournament agreement for Harding Park Golf Course, up to $6,875,000, was sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- $1.3M for the PGA golf tournament passed on first reading
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $1.3 million for hosting the PGA championship at Harding Park, plus $500,000 to repay lost golf revenue; passed first reading.
- PGA Tour events at Harding Park approved through 2025
- Fourth amendment to the PGA TOUR tournament agreement, using Harding Park Golf Course through 2025, approved with a value of up to $6,875,000.
- $1.3M sought for the PGA golf tournament at Harding Park
- PGA Championship deal for Harding Park golf course sent to committee
- Harding Park golf course to host 2020 PGA Championship