All decisions
15 Board decisions about Pinelake Park, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Developer's $7,000 tax bond for Pinelake Park approved
- Pinelake Park map approved and its lands declared open public streets.
- Parkside Realty's $5,000 tax bond for Pinelake Park approved
- Supervisor Gallagher moved a resolution for the City to condemn several Pinelake Park blocks for boulevard purposes.
- City to take Outside Land blocks and Pine Lake Park land
- The city accepted a deed from Parkside Realty Company for street land in Pinelake Park.
- Buildings by Pinelake Park will have to sit further back
- City takes over the new roadways around Crestlake Drive
- City takes over the new roadways around Crestlake Drive
- Intention to close a 20-foot alley between 34th and 35th Avenues north of Yorba Street was adopted.
- Alley between 34th and 35th Avenues proposed for closing
- Public Works' $600 emergency appropriation for repairs at the Pinelake Park Sewage Pumping Plant was finally passed.
- City accepts sewer easements in Pinelake Park from Parkside Realty Company, as recommended by Public Works.
- The Board proposes acquiring parcels in Pinelake Park by eminent domain for a recreation site; the vote is not on this page.
- Supervisor Christopher's proposal to fill the Pinelake Park lagoon after a drowning was referred to the Education, Parks and Recreation Committee.