All decisions
22 Board decisions about Lotta's Fountain, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Resolution thanking Madame Tetrazzini for her Lotta's Fountain concert, with a gold souvenir, was referred to Finance Committee.
- George A. Hough of the International Sunday School Convention is granted permission to display slides at Lotta's Fountain.
- Board thanks Lotta Crabtree for allowing a bronze tablet commemorating Tetrazzini's 1910 Lotta's Fountain singing.
- Tetrazzini memorial tablet to be unveiled at Lotta's Fountain
- Offer of Frank J. Klimm to install a sanitary drinking device at Lotta's Fountain, at no cost to the City, accepted.
- Resolution giving official sanction to Christmas Eve open-air exercises at Lotta's Fountain sent to Finance Committee.
- $1,000 to light Lotta's Fountain at Kearny and Market Streets
- $150 to clean and paint Lotta's Fountain at Market and Kearny
- Board adopted resolution accepting invitation to memorial services for Lotta Crabtree at Lotta's Fountain on December 24, 1924.
- $261.89 to clean and varnish Lotta's Fountain, plus other repairs
- Supervisor Lewis asked that Lotta's Fountain be cleaned and its water restored; the request was referred to the Streets Committee.
- Supervisor Halley urged the Chief Administrative Officer to clean up Lotta's Fountain; the matter was referred to committee.
- Permit to fix up Lotta's Fountain gets first approval
- Home Mutual Savings and Loan Association was granted a permit to rehabilitate Lotta's Fountain.
- Home Mutual Savings and Loan to repair Lotta's Fountain
- Lotta's Fountain landmark status advanced; not yet final.
- Lotta's Fountain proposed as landmark; no vote shown here.
- The Frank M. Stone House was designated a city landmark by ordinance and finally passed.
- An adoption vote with no subject on this page
- Lotta's Fountain's 150th anniversary to be celebrated by the city
- City celebrates 150th anniversary of Lotta's Fountain
- Lotta's Fountain's 150th anniversary celebrated by the city