All decisions
22 Board decisions about Amazon Reservoir, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- 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
- Supervisor McLeran proposed resolution 18705 to buy land from Giacomo Armanini and August Hofman for the Amazon Reservoir.
- Proposed appropriation pays Hofman and Armanini for Crocker-Amazon lots needed for the Amazon Reservoir water supply.
- The Board finally passed $8,800 in appropriations to pay the Hofman family and Giacomo Armanini for lots needed for the Amazon Reservoir.
- The city accepted Louis and Annie Weyand's offer to sell a Crocker Amazon lot for $725 for the Amazon Reservoir.
- Board accepted Ellen Behnke's offer to sell a Crocker-Amazon lot for $800 for the Amazon Reservoir.
- City Engineer recommended buying Crocker-Amazon land from Eugene and Anna Amann for the Amazon Reservoir; the vote continues on the next page.
- The City proposed buying Lot 12, Block 20, Crocker Amazon Tract from Michael A. Jensen for $775 for the Amazon Reservoir.
- The Board accepted a deed from Catherine Dunne Company and paid $602 for land for the proposed Amazon Reservoir.
- Board adopted resolution paying two former tenants $3,400 to cancel leases so a municipal playground can be built at Amazon Reservoir.
- Ordinance passed authorizing a quitclaim deed to Murray Norton et al. of an aqueduct easement, in exchange for land for the Amazon Reservoir site.