All decisions
21 Board decisions about Menlo Park, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Resolution thanks John A. Britton and helpers for raising funds to keep Camp Fremont at Menlo Park.
- Supervisor Colman commended the San Francisco Sheriff's Posse for its horse show performance at Menlo Park.
- The Board accepted permits from San Mateo County, Menlo Park and Atherton for the Palo Alto Pipe Line across their streets.
- Board lets Joseph Kolberg transfer his Menlo Park lots
- Menlo Park's street easement across Hetch Hetchy land clears first vote
- Board finally passed an easement granting Menlo Park public street use along part of the Hetch Hetchy right-of-way in Suburban Park.
- Surplus Hetch Hetchy land in Menlo Park sold for $6,000
- Agreement with Menlo Investment Company lets Menlo Park use part of a Bay Division pipeline right of way for a street; city accepts $21,840.
- An agreement with [name withheld] exchanges surface rights over a water pipeline right-of-way at Sand Hill Road, Menlo Park.
- City lowers its claim on a Menlo Park property
- Police work-week pay change sent to voters, as amended
- Emergency repairs approved for water mains in Menlo Park
- Proposed 20-year lease of PUC land in Menlo Park to Mid Peninsula High School as parking and sports field; sent to committee.
- Board approved a 20-year lease of Public Utilities Commission land in Menlo Park to Mid Peninsula High School.
- Proposed $500 settlement for a sub-surface easement in Menlo Park from San Mateo County Transit District; sent to Rules Committee.
- A settlement for a $500 sub-surface easement in Menlo Park was introduced and sent to the Rules Committee.
- City may take a strip of underground land in Menlo Park
- Board passed on first reading a $500 settlement over a sub-surface easement in Menlo Park, San Mateo County.
- Subsurface easement settlement in Menlo Park passed on first reading
- City settles lawsuit with San Mateo County Transit District, paying $500 for a sub-surface easement in Menlo Park.
- Settlement of a City lawsuit over a sub-surface easement in Menlo Park approved, with the City paying $500.