All decisions
53 Board decisions about Great Western Power Company…, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- A declaratory ordinance to acquire or build a city electricity distribution system from Hetch Hetchy power passed for printing. linked by the name only, not checked
- City Engineer directed to describe Great Western Power Company's San Francisco electrical distribution system for the City Attorney.
- Resolution to acquire parts of the Great Western Power electric system was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Resolution asking the Railroad Commission to value Great Western Power Company's electric properties for possible city acquisition was proposed.
- Proposal to acquire Great Western Power Company's electric system for city-run power awaits final action.
- Proposed resolution urges the city to acquire parts of Pacific Gas and Electric's electric generating and distribution system by condemnation or otherwise. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposes City acquisition of Great Western Power Company electric properties by condemnation or otherwise. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board moved to rescind postponement of final passage on resolutions asking the Railroad Commission to value PG&E and Great Western properties. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board of Public Works filed plans to build a city electric distribution system from Hetch Hetchy power, estimated at $45,000,000. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board delayed the Public Utilities Committee's Hetch Hetchy power report, sending it to committee of the whole on August 7.
- Supervisor Katz presented a resolution proposing lower electric rates, citing Pacific Gas and Electric Company's city revenue.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the State Railroad Commission to start proceedings to lower San Francisco's electricity rates.
- City seeks to amend its petition to acquire Great Western Power Company properties by eminent domain; outcome not shown.
- Board proposes acquiring parts of Great Western Power Company's electric properties by condemnation or otherwise.
- Proposed ordinance letting Great Western Power Company of California cross the city's Moccasin Creek power line near Oakdale, passed for printing.
- Board of Public Works authorized to let Great Western Power Company cross the city's Moccasin Creek transmission line near Oakdale.
- Ordinance proposed to let the Board of Public Works contract with Great Western Power Company for a conduit in Sunset Tunnel. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board of Public Works authorized to contract with Great Western Power Company for a fibre conduit through Sunset Tunnel.
- Great Western Power allowed blasting at Evans Avenue and Jennings Street
- Great Western Power allowed blasting at Evans Avenue and Jennings Street
- Proposed revocable permits for oil storage tanks at eleven Bay Area addresses were passed for printing on Fire Committee recommendation.
- Oil tank permits granted, including Great Western Power Company
- Great Western Power allowed a dredger cut near India Basin
- Board considers ordinance to acquire Great Western Power Company's electric generating and distribution system for city ownership.
- Proposed ordinance would have the City acquire Great Western Power Company's electric generating and distributing system for public ownership.
- Board proposes soliciting offers for the City to buy portions of the Great Western Power Company's electric generating system. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board invited offers to sell Great Western Power Company's electricity properties to the city; action deferred. linked by the name only, not checked
- Resolution proposes city acquisition of part of the Great Western Power Company's electric generating and distributing system.
- Proposed special election on August 26, 1930 asks voters to approve an eighteen million dollar bond debt for power company properties.
- Notice proposed for an August 26, 1930 special election on an $18,945,000 bond to buy Great Western Power's electric system.
- Proposed $18,945,000 bond to buy the Great Western Power Company's electric system for San Francisco, sent to voters.
- The Mayor and Supervisors propose endorsing an argument favouring four electric utility bond issues for the August 26, 1930 election.
- Payment of $602.42 to Great Western Power Company for electricity used on the Sharp Park golf course. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed payments from library, park and playground funds to named claimants were passed for printing.
- The Board authorized payments from the Library Fund to several suppliers, including book sellers and a janitorial company, for library work.
- Payment of $758.75 to Great Western Power Company for electricity at Sharp Park.
- Great Western Power Company of California was paid $681.07 for electricity furnished to Sharp Park.
- Payment of $758.75 to Great Western Power Company for electricity at Sharp Park appears in the claims schedule.
- Great Western Power Company of California was paid $681.07 for electricity furnished to Sharp Park.
- Board sent to print a resolution authorizing payment of nineteen claims for parks, roads and Municipal Railway costs.
- $2,609.30 to Golden State Milk Products for park ice cream
- $124,000 to plant six blocks along Sunset Boulevard
- Payments from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund to suppliers including General Electric and Giant Powder are authorized; the list continues.
- Claim of $1,225.06 paid to Great Western Power Company for electricity at Sharp Park.
- Board approved a schedule of city payments for hospital supplies, park costs, widows' pensions and a voting machine partial payment. linked by the name only, not checked
- Great Western Power Company of California was paid $765.13 for electric power at Sharp park.
- Great Western Power Company of California was paid $660.40 for electric power at Sharp park.
- Great Western Power Company of California was paid $1,700.58 for electric power at Sharp park.
- Finance Committee's resolution authorizing eleven claim payments for park supplies and the San Joaquin pipe line was passed for printing.
- Great Western Power paid $1,133.03 for electricity at Sharpe Park
- Park fund payments to aquarium, power, milk, zoo fence and insurance claimants passed for printing.
- Payment of $4,114.02 to the California Academy of Sciences for October 1931 Steinhart Aquarium maintenance; the vote is on the next page.
- F. Rynveld & Sons paid $2,690.30 for bulbs for the parks