Golden Gate Park may get more summer concerts

• The San Francisco Recreation and Park commissioners plan to vote Thursday on whether to recommend the Board of Supervisors approve a permit for Outside Lands producer Another Planet Entertainment to hold additional events for three years starting next year.
• The events would be separate from and smaller than Outside Lands but would reuse some of the festival's infrastructure, according to the mayor's office.

By the numbers: The additional events could potentially bring in $1.4 million in fees to the city for a two-day event and $2.1 million for a three-day event, per the mayor's office.

What they're saying: "These kinds of events bring excitement to our city, show off the beauty of our parks, and help support our local economy," Breed said in a press release.

Between the lines: The city faces a budget deficit of $780 million over the next two years, which has resulted in departments being asked to cut back spending, the San Francisco Chronicle reports.

• "We don't want to cut our recreation programs or park maintenance, so we are looking at ways to supplement them," Tamara Barak Aparton, a spokesperson for the parks department, told the Chronicle.

What to watch: If the commissioners approve the plan and, if so, whether it gets final approval from the Board of Supervisors.