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Committee advances landmark initiation for Westwood Park entrance pillars and gates
Summary
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors' land use committee voted May 15 to send a resolution to the full Board initiating landmark designation for surviving Westwood Park entrance gates and pillars, after hearing history, restoration details and mixed public views about the gates' symbolism.
The Land Use and Transportation Committee voted May 15 to forward a resolution initiating landmark designation for the surviving entrance gates and pillars of the Westwood Park neighborhood to the full Board of Supervisors with a positive recommendation.
Chair Supervisor Mirna Melgar framed the nomination by describing Westwood Park's development as a 1916 residence park of bungalow homes and credited architect Louis Christian Molgaard with designing the gates, pillars and original street lamps. "The Westwood Park Association supports the landmarking of its remaining entrance gates in recognition of…
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