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Finance Committee sets $185 million bond cap for parks; Friends of Camp Mather say project was excluded

San Francisco Board of Supervisors Finance Committee · September 13, 2007
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Summary

The committee declared a resolution of necessity setting a $185 million cap for a proposed February 2008 general obligation bond for Recreation and Park projects; public commenters from Friends of Camp Mather urged that Camp Mather be included and said they could withhold support if it is not.

The Finance Committee forwarded a resolution of necessity that sets a $185 million cap for a proposed general obligation bond to fund park, recreation and open space projects.

Dawn Kamala Notham, planning director for the Recreation and Park Department, told supervisors the resolution establishes a cap of $185,000,000 and that the department is still finalizing project lists and budgets. She said the full proposal and the bond ordinance are targeted to…

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