Project
Amazon Reservoir
A project in 22 Board decisions, 1919–1947.
22Board decisions about it
1919–1947first and last decision
In short
- 7 Jun 1920City accepts offers from Koperski, Crocker Estate Company and Muller to sell land for the Amazon Reservoir.
- 18 Aug 1947Ordinance passed authorizing a quitclaim deed to Murray Norton et al. of an aqueduct easement, in exchange for land for the Amazon Reservoir site.
Who appears together
Lines show who appears in the same decisions. It doesn't mean they made a deal.
People
- Ralph McLeranproposed 3 · 1919–21
Organisations
- Spring Valley Water Companynamed in 1
- Union Oil Company of Californianamed in 1
- Ingersoll Rand Company of Californianamed in 1
Places
- Geneva Avenamed in 5
- Munich Stnamed in 5
- Valmar Ternamed in 4
More from the records
Who was paid · 18 organisations
| Spring Valley Water Company | 1 decision |
| Union Oil Company of California | 1 decision |
| Ingersoll Rand Company of California | 1 decision |
| Sherry Brothers | 1 decision |
| Crocker Estate Company | 1 decision |
| Hercules Powder Company | 1 decision |
How many decisions pay each one; amounts are not shown until a person checks them.
Votes · 20 roll calls
yes 292no 0absent 49
20 printed roll calls; 20 were unanimous.
Decisions, by type
| resolution | 21 |
| ordinance | 1 |
Decisions, by outcome
| passed | 15 |
| passed first reading | 1 |
6 decisions have no outcome read yet.
All 22 decisions · in date order
- Land on Munich Street bought from William J. Reinhart for $775
- Board accepted Leo and Margaret Allegaert's offer to sell a Crocker Amazon lot for $775 for the Amazon Reservoir.
- Land on Munich Street bought from Amadee Allegaert for $775
- The City accepted William and Sarah Crim's $7,000 offer to sell land on Sunnydale Avenue for the Amazon Reservoir.
- Payments to contractors, suppliers and claimants, including $7,000 for Amazon Reservoir land, were passed for printing.
- Resolution proposes accepting Theresa Steinman's $750 offer to sell Lot 9 in Crocker Amazon Tract for the Amazon Reservoir.
- John and Pauline Tonningsen offer Amazon Reservoir land for $97,000
- City accepts offers from Koperski, Crocker Estate Company and Muller to sell land for the Amazon Reservoir.
- $499 set aside for city's share of a sewer on Moscow Street
- The Board adopted Resolution 18070, setting aside $1,222.55 for the city's share of a sewer fronting the Amazon Reservoir site.
- The Board accepted the Gottwalds' offer to sell Lot 17 in Crocker-Amazon Tract for $775 for the Amazon Reservoir.
- Mayor to auction a house on the Amazon Reservoir land
Pages that mention it · 22
Scanned pages whose text has the name: 22 Board journal pages.
Journal 1919
Journal 1919
Journal 1920
Journal 1921