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town site, a division of land, or the like," and "plan, scheme, or outline as a course of action . . .
arrangement; design." The term "grades" refers to a change in the topographical features of the ground with respect to height.
(Ibid.) Mary E. Burns -6- March 27, 1987 We now consider the specific examples of projects or structures in your questions. Your first question refers to a fence proposed by the Recreation and Park Commission as a part of a park development plan. Your second question r...efers to a play area apparatus designed by a landscape architect as part of a landscape improvement plan. Both of these items are structures and not works of art. Thus, the Art Commission has jurisdiction only to review the proposed design of such structures.
As noted above, the Recreation and Park Commission is the City agency entrusted with the "complete and exclusive control, management and direction" of the City's parks and with the authority to construct new parks and playgrounds. (Section 3.552.) The Recreation and Park Commission has had considerable experience in balancing the public interest in recreation against the need to make recreational facilities safe for public use.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
town site, a division of land, or the like," and "plan, scheme, or outline as a course of action . . .
arrangement; design." The term "grades" refers to a change in the topographical features of the ground with respect to height.
(Ibid.) Mary E. Burns -6- March 27, 1987 We now consider the specific examples of projects or structures in your questions. Your first question refers to a fence proposed by the Recreation and Park Commission as a part of a park development plan. Your second question r...efers to a play area apparatus designed by a landscape architect as part of a landscape improvement plan. Both of these items are structures and not works of art. Thus, the Art Commission has jurisdiction only to review the proposed design of such structures.
As noted above, the Recreation and Park Commission is the City agency entrusted with the "complete and exclusive control, management and direction" of the City's parks and with the authority to construct new parks and playgrounds. (Section 3.552.) The Recreation and Park Commission has had considerable experience in balancing the public interest in recreation against the need to make recreational facilities safe for public use.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by San Francisco (Calif.). City Attorney's Office to read onlineMoreLess
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