All decisions
27 Board decisions about Polk Hall, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Elks Drill Team granted permission to use Polk Hall in the Exposition Auditorium for four dollars an evening.
- American Red Cross granted use of Polk Hall in the Exposition Auditorium for a free lecture on September 19, 1916.
- Board granted the Serbian Relief Committee free use of Polk Hall in the Auditorium on April 30, 1918.
- Machinists' Union No. 68 was granted permission to use Polk Hall in the Auditorium for a mass meeting.
- Permission granted to the San Francisco Women's Clubs and the Foresters of America to use Auditorium halls in 1919.
- Salvation Army given Polk Hall free for Christmas dinners
- The Federation of Women's Clubs was granted Polk Hall at the Auditorium for a free child health week, with $210 transferred from Health Department funds.
- City and County, with the United States Naval Reserve, was granted Polk Hall in the Auditorium for an August 3 boxing exhibition.
- The Associated Students of the University of California were granted Polk Hall for a debate with Princeton on December 29, 1920.
- The Board of Health was granted use of Polk Hall in the Auditorium for a June 14, 1921 nurses' graduation.
- The San Francisco District of California Federation of Women's Clubs sought use of Polk Hall in the Auditorium for March 1922.
- Supervisor Hayden's bill to convert two rooms in Polk Hall, Exposition Auditorium, into toilets was passed for printing.
- The Board ordered two toilets built in Polk Hall at the Exposition Auditorium, with the Board of Public Works to contract for the work.
- Passed final, appropriating $3,374 to A. Lettich for Polk Hall toilets and $3,500 to W. A. Plummer Mfg. Co. for an Exposition Auditorium canopy.
- The Federation of Women's Clubs sought use of Polk Hall for Child Welfare Week, March 5 to 10, 1923.
- Independent Order of Odd Fellows was granted use of Polk Hall in the Auditorium for a convention, May 8 to 12, 1923.
- San Francisco Federation of Women's Clubs was granted Polk Hall in the Auditorium for Child Welfare Week, March 31 to April 5, 1924.
- California Retail Hardware and Implement Association was granted use of Polk Hall in the Auditorium for March 1925.
- The San Francisco district of the Women's Clubs was granted Polk Hall in the Auditorium for Child Welfare Week, March 1925.
- Samuel M. Shortridge Nonpartisan League was granted permission to hold a masquerade ball in Polk Hall, Civic Auditorium.
- Samuel Shortridge Non-Partisan Club's request for an all-night masquerade ball in Polk Hall was laid over one week.
- The Board revoked permits for the Samuel Shortridge Non-Partisan Club to hold a masquerade ball in Polk Hall.
- A request for free use of Polk Hall for a maritime strike mass meeting was referred to the Chief Administrative Officer.
- Public Works appropriation of $2,200 for alterations to Polk Hall in the Civic Auditorium passed for second reading.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $2,200 for alterations to Polk Hall in the Civic Auditorium.
- Plan to rename Polk Hall after [name withheld] sent to committee.
- Polk Hall in Exposition Auditorium renamed