All decisions
about 3,400 Board decisions about Hetch Hetchy Project, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board repealed its earlier resolution abandoning the Hetch Hetchy reservoir application and asked the Mayor to represent it at rehearing.
- Resolution adopted urging the Secretary of the Interior to grant the city reservoir rights at Hetch Hetchy Valley and Lake Eleanor.
- Mayor authorized to urge the Interior Secretary to favourably decide the city's Hetch Hetchy reservoir site application.
- Proposed agreement to buy Elmer E. Smith's Tuolumne County lands for Hetch Hetchy reservoir sites was passed for printing.
- Payment of $573.65 for expenses of acquiring a Hetch Hetchy Valley water supply was passed for printing.
- Pollok's resolution seeking the City Attorney's opinion on rights under a federal Hetch Hetchy permit was referred to committee.
- The City agreed to buy inside lands in Hetch Hetchy Valley for $150,800, exchanging outside lands with the United States.
- Interior Secretary reinstates San Francisco's application for Hetch Hetchy reservoir rights inside Yosemite National Park.
- Marsden Manson was paid $573.65 for expenses of acquiring a Hetch-Hetchy Valley water supply, by Resolution 2153.
- Mayor is urged to press Congress to favor the city's application for reservoir sites in Hetch Hetchy Valley.
- Mayor's stipulations for Hetch Hetchy water rights with the federal government were read, and action was postponed pending further City Engineer advice.
- City Engineer reports success on Hetch Hetchy and Lake Eleanor sites
- Proposed resolution would pay Elmer E. Smith $10,000 from the Surplus Fund for Hetch Hetchy Valley land; passed for printing.
- A $10,000 first installment for land near Hetch Hetchy Valley was passed for printing, pending a later vote.
- $49,500 set down to buy private land near Hetch Hetchy Valley
- Board approved a $10,000 first payment to Elmer E. Smith for Hetch Hetchy Valley reservoir lands.
- Board ratifies City Engineer Marsden Manson's petition for Lake Eleanor and Hetch Hetchy reservoir sites, accepting Interior Department conditions.
- Board proposed to accept Interior Department conditions on reservoir sites and rights of way at Lake Eleanor and Hetch Hetchy.
- Board appropriated $2,500 for surveys of reservoir sites and rights of way at Lake Eleanor and Hetch Hetchy Valley.
- Board approved $2,500 from the water supply budget for reservoir surveys at Hetch Hetchy Valley and Lake Eleanor.
- City Attorney's opinion on legal steps to secure reservoir lands in Hetch Hetchy Valley was referred to the Streets, Sewers and Parks Committee.
- Supervisor Giannini's $1000 resolution for Hetch Hetchy and Lake Eleanor water surveys was passed for printing.
- Resolution 2598 appropriated $1000 for Board of Public Works surveys in Hetch Hetchy Valley and Lake Eleanor.
- Board of Public Works sent plans and estimates for a municipal water supply from Hetch Hetchy Valley, which was filed.
- Ordinance for $750,000 Hetch Hetchy water reservoir works and bonded debt was deferred.
- Bonds proposed to buy private land at Hetch Hetchy Valley
- Board passed an ordinance authorizing $750,000 for Hetch Hetchy and Lake Eleanor water supply conditions, ten ayes.
- Bill 677 for a city water supply from Hetch Hetchy and Lake Eleanor, with a $40,000 County Line Water Company purchase, passed for printing.
- Board ordered a November 12, 1908 special election on acquiring a municipal water supply from Hetch Hetchy and Lake Eleanor.
- Supervisor Johnston's motion referred the Lake Eleanor and Hetch Hetchy water supply question to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Merchants' Association sends legal points on the proposed Hetch Hetchy water bond issue to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Board passed Resolution 2920 appropriating $1000 for Board of Public Works surveys in Hetch Hetchy Valley and Lake Eleanor.
- Payments totalling $2,040.99 to Varney & Green and Desmond Fitzgerald for pamphlets and Hetch Hetchy water study were passed for printing.
- Giannini and Manson were authorized to go to Washington to secure Congress's approval of Hetch Hetchy reservoir sites.
- Ordinance passed finally authorizing the City's agreement to exchange outside lands for reservoir lands at Hetch Hetchy Valley.
- $1500 set aside for surveys of land lines at Lake Eleanor and Hetch Hetchy Valley adopted.
- A $1,500 appropriation for surveying land lines at Lake Eleanor and Hetch Hetchy Valley was proposed; its outcome is not on this page.
- Bill proposing $600,000 in bonds to buy Hetch Hetchy Valley lands and build water works was passed for printing.
- The Board passed $600,000 in water supply bonds to buy Hetch Hetchy Valley lands and build works.
- Congress urged to confirm the Hetch Hetchy reservoir grant
- Mayor authorized to appoint a citizens committee to help secure Hetch Hetchy water rights from Congress in Washington.
- The Board set aside $1,000 for costs of acquiring lands near Hetch Hetchy Valley and Lake Eleanor.
- Board commends city legislators for securing Congress's ratification of Hetch Hetchy water reservoir rights agreement.
- Hetch Hetchy Committee's statement urging Congress to exchange Yosemite park lands for a city water reservoir was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Secretary Garfield's opinion granted San Francisco a right of way to dam Hetch Hetchy Valley for its water supply.
- Letter about buying Lizzie Covel's 160 acres in Hetch Hetchy Valley
- Resolution proposes $1,000 for Board of Public Works expenses in acquiring lands near Hetch Hetchy Valley and Lake Eleanor.
- Percy V. Long was repaid $584 in expenses from a trip to Washington on the Hetch Hetchy water supply matter.
- Board resolved to thank those who helped secure federal legislation for the Tuolumne (Hetch Hetchy) water supply.
- The City Attorney's communication on acquiring Covel lands in Hetch Hetchy Valley was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Special committee reports permits secured for the Hetch Hetchy water project, including Eleanor Lake Dam foundation work and a diversion canal right of way.
- The Public Utilities Committee proposed a schedule of Hetch Hetchy water works steps, including land purchases and dam clearing, to be adopted by the Board.
- Elmer E. Smith was approved for $105,884.60, the third installment on Hetch Hetchy Valley lands for the city water supply.
- The Board accepted Lizzie B. Covel's offer to sell her half interest in Hetch Hetchy Valley land for $8,780.
- Lizzie B. Covel, as guardian, offered to sell Horatio G. Kellett's half interest in Hetch Hetchy Valley land for $8,780.60.
- The Board approved a final payment of $8,289.60 to Lizzie B. Covel for Hetch Hetchy Valley land.
- The Board authorized paying $8,789.60 to Lizzie B. Covel, as guardian, for Hetch Hetchy Valley land.
- The Board authorized $8289.60 to Lizzie B. Covel, the final payment for her half interest in Hetch Hetchy Valley land.
- A payment of $3789.60 to Lizzie B. Covel as guardian of Horatio G. Kellett, minor, for Hetch Hetchy Valley land was proposed.
- The Board authorized $105,884.60 to Elmer E. Smith, the third installment for Hetch Hetchy Valley lands bought for the city water supply.
- Tax agreement confirmed on Elmer E. Smith's Hetch Hetchy land
- $2,500 was set aside for the Board of Public Works to survey Lake Eleanor and Hetch Hetchy Valley for water supply.
- City Attorney granted $5,000 to pursue city claims to Hetch Hetchy and Lake Eleanor water lands.
- $10,000 paid to Flinn & Treacy for paving Polk Street
- City Attorney given $5,000 from the Water Supply Fund to pursue Hetch Hetchy and Lake Eleanor rights.
- The Board finally passed $2500 from the Water Supply Fund for surveying at Lake Eleanor and Hetch Hetchy Valley.
- Two thousand five hundred dollars set aside for expenses of acquiring the Hetch Hetchy water supply, paid to City Engineer Marsden Manson.
- C. W. Reed writes on Sierra Club opposition to Hetch Hetchy
- Resolution proposes a $1,000 retainer fee to attorney S. M. Stocks-lager for Hetch Hetchy water supply matters.
- Approved $1,000 from the Water Supply Fund as attorney retainer to S. M. Stocks-lager for Hetch Hetchy matters.
- Resolution to spend $13,128.77 from the Water Supply Fund clearing Hetch Hetchy reservoir sites was passed for printing.
- The Board of Public Works asked for a $13,188.27 payment for timber on city lands in Hetch Hetchy Valley; referred to Finance Committee.
- Funding of $13,128.77 for clearing timber at Hetch Hetchy reservoir sites was introduced by Johnston and deferred; Pollok's accounting motion carried.
- Resolution adopted setting aside $13,128.77 from the Water Supply Fund to clear timber from Hetch Hetchy reservoir sites.
- Board of Public Works received $5,000 for surveying at Lake Eleanor and Hetch Hetchy Valley, adopted.
- The Board of Public Works asked for $5000 for City Engineer surveys of the Hetch Hetchy water supply; referred to the Finance Committee.
- Appropriation of $4,000 from the General Fund for water supply investigations and stream gauging in Hetch Hetchy Valley.
- City officials were asked to report on policy for developing the Hetch Hetchy water supply by February 28; adopted 18 to 0.
- Board adopted a resolution sending city representatives to Washington to contest the Hetch Hetchy permit revocation.
- $4,000 from the Water Supply Fund was set aside for the City Attorney to clear title to Hetch Hetchy and Lake Eleanor lands.
- Water fund pays $2,500 for officials' Washington trip on Hetch Hetchy
- Mayor's order continues the hearing on removing Hetch Hetchy Valley from the Garfield permit.
- Payments of $1,000 to Marsden Manson and $600 plus expenses to E. A. Lane for Hetch Hetchy work, approved on this page.
- Board of Public Works recommends $10,000 from bond sale proceeds for Hetch Hetchy and Lake Eleanor water work.
- The Board voted to proceed on its inspection trip to Hetch Hetchy Valley and Lake Eleanor, with the press invited.
- The Board of Public Works was proposed to receive $500 to continue work in Hetch Hetchy Valley.
- Board of Public Works recommends $2,500 for the City Engineer to continue work in Hetch Hetchy Valley; referred to committee.
- Board of Public Works recommends $3,500 for continued surveys in Hetch Hetchy Valley; sent to Finance Committee.
- Board of Public Works recommends $4,000 from the General Fund for continuing work in Hetch Hetchy Valley; referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board set aside $4,000 for the Board of Public Works to study water sources and gauge Hetch Hetchy streams through February 1911.
- The Board asked the City Attorney whether Hetch Hetchy bond money may pay for water pipes in University Mound District.
- $5,000 was set aside for the City Attorney to prepare the case for retaining Hetch Hetchy Valley as a water source.
- Proposed resolution would send the City Attorney to Washington to seek changes to an order threatening the Hetch Hetchy reservoir site.
- City Engineer Marsden Manson was authorized $2,500 from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy water supply investigation expenses.
- The Board adopted a $2,500 payment to City Engineer Marsden Manson for Hetch Hetchy water supply investigations.
- Paid City Engineer Marsden Manson $2,500 for Hetch Hetchy and other water supply investigations.
- Board proposed $5000 from the Water Bond Fund for contingent expenses of the Hetch Hetchy water supply investigation.
- Board authorized its Public Utilities Committee to take up the option on Cherry Creek lands and water rights for Hetch Hetchy.
- City Engineer recommends placing Hetch Hetchy water supply bonds on sale in the Treasurer's office and protecting the city's rights.
- The Board set aside $5000 from the Water Bond Fund for the City Attorney's case to keep Hetch Hetchy Valley as a water source.
- Public Works recommended $5,000 for contingent expenses on current work in Hetch Hetchy Valley.
- Board of Public Works given $5,000 for contingent expenses on the Hetch Hetchy water supply investigation.
- Pays City Engineer Marsden Manson $2,500 for contingent Hetch Hetchy water supply investigation expenses.
- City Attorney advised on using Hetch Hetchy water bond money to lay pipes for University Mound District; sent to the Water Rates Committee.
- Payments totalling $4,920.50 approved for Grunsky and Van Orden's work on the Hetch Hetchy water-source investigation.
- Board asks state legislators to back the Clark Water Conservation Bill protecting San Francisco's Hetch Hetchy water rights.
- Resolution proposed to confirm and continue John R. Freeman's employment tied to the federal Hetch Hetchy permit order.
- Dockweiler, a service engineer, was paid $750 for investigating Hetch Hetchy; the claim was approved by 17 supervisors.
- Resolution urging the President to dismiss the Interior Secretary's order against the city's Hetch Hetchy Valley reservoir permit was referred to committee.
- The Board expressed confidence in Mayor Rolph and city representatives seeking a Hetch Hetchy water permit in Washington.
- Proposed $15,000 from water bond proceeds for City Engineer's work at Hetch Hetchy Valley, passed for printing.
- Board passed $15,000 from water bond proceeds for City Engineer work at Hetch Hetchy Valley demanded by the Secretary of the Interior.
- The Public Ownership Association asked the Board to start proceedings to revoke the Hetch Hetchy permit; the matter was held over.
- Consideration of Supervisor Murphy's Hetch Hetchy resolution was postponed two weeks.
- Water supply expert John R. Freeman presented the city's case for using Hetch Hetchy Valley as a water source.
- $1,500 set aside for the Supervisors' trip to Hetch Hetchy
- Supervisor Nolan's resolution would set aside $10,000 to begin building the Hetch Hetchy water distribution system; referred to Public Utilities Committee.
- Federal oral hearing on using Hetch Hetchy Valley for city water was set for November 25, 1912; sent to Public Utilities Committee.
- Resolution authorizes payments from bond funds to George F. Bartlett and Dyer Bros. for Hetch Hetchy and Polytechnic High School work.
- Resolution sets aside $5000 from the Water Construction Fund for city officials to go to Washington over Hetch Hetchy.
- Board ratifies employment of consulting engineer John R. Freeman at $100 to $200 daily for the Hetch Hetchy hearing in Washington.
- City Attorney Percy V. Long was granted 60 days' leave from the state to appear in Washington on the Hetch Hetchy permit.
- W. C. Hammatt's claim of $980.45 for surveying City property in Hetch Hetchy Valley was passed to print.
- Leaves of absence granted to Mayor Rolph and several city officials to attend the Hetch Hetchy hearing in Washington.
- Board approved $5,000 from the Water Construction Fund to send city officials to Washington over Hetch Hetchy Valley water supply.
- A delegation of the Mayor, City Engineer and City Attorney was authorized to go to Washington to urge passage of the Raker Bill.
- Board re-affirms approval of Raker's Hetch Hetchy bill and urges Congress to pass it for San Francisco's water supply.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the City Attorney to advise on the legal steps needed to carry out the Hetch Hetchy grant.
- Board of Public Works directed to contract out Hetch Hetchy pasture lands in Tuolumne County for hay cropping.
- Clerk's report of $4,722.36 in expenses for the Hetch Hetchy hearing party in Washington was referred to Finance Committee.
- The Board adopted locations and authorized the Mayor to apply to federal authorities for the Hetch Hetchy reservoir and aqueduct.
- Board adopted the location of the Hetch Hetchy canal tunnel and authorized the Mayor to seek federal permission to build it.
- Contract with Rincon Publishing Company to print John R. Freeman's Hetch Hetchy water supply report is proposed for ratification.
- A federal bill granting San Francisco rights of way through Yosemite and Stanislaus lands for Hetch Hetchy was referred to Public Utilities Committee.
- Clerk John S. Dunnigan is given leave of absence to go to Washington to press the Hetch Hetchy bill.
- The Board approved and continued R. Woodland Gates as Washington representative for Hetch Hetchy at $250 monthly, plus a $1,250 demand.
- Richmond District owners ask for Hetch Hetchy water mains now
- Water mains and wells for the Richmond District, paid by property owners buying Hetch Hetchy bonds, sent to Public Utilities Committee.
- Proposed plan lets property owners get Hetch Hetchy water mains if they buy city water bonds; passed for printing.
- The Board adopted a resolution expressing willingness to install Hetch Hetchy water mains where owners buy 4½ per cent bonds.
- Hetch Hetchy bond money must go to water main extensions
- Resolution to sell Hetch Hetchy water bonds to property owners for water main extensions was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board vote recorded on the Hetch Hetchy grant matter, whose heading appears on an earlier page.
- The Board added a $500 expense demand for City Attorney Percy V. Long's trip to Washington on Raker's Hetch Hetchy bill.
- Treasurer asked to solicit Hetch Hetchy water bond purchases from property owners to fund outlying water main extensions.
- Publicity Committee directed to hold a reception for the returning delegation that secured the Hetch Hetchy grant.
- The Board carried a motion thanking the San Francisco Examiner for its special edition supporting the Hetch Hetchy bill.
- The Board adopts the location of the Hetch Hetchy canal tunnel, a 100-foot right of way through Tuolumne County.
- Mayor authorized to file maps and federal applications so San Francisco can obtain Hetch Hetchy Valley water supply rights.
- Board of Public Works recommended setting aside about $96,000 from water bond funds for Hetch Hetchy water system work; passed for printing.
- Supervisor Power's proposed resolution to contract with Pacific Telephone for Hetch Hetchy Valley service was referred to Public Works.
- Resolution asking the Mayor to file Hetch Hetchy water-supply maps with the Land Office was passed for printing.
- Ordinance accepting the terms of the federal Hetch Hetchy water grant is proposed; the final vote is not shown here.
- A bill ordering plans and specifications for aqueduct borings in the Hetch Hetchy water system was passed for printing.
- Board of Public Works directed to advertise bids for an eight and one-half mile road to the Hetch Hetchy Dam site.
- Mayor authorized to file Hetch Hetchy maps with the Land Office
- Resolution proposed to adopt the location of a canal tunnel or aqueduct for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- $15,000.00 set aside for Hetch Hetchy roads in Tuolumne County
- The City Attorney advised that Hetch Hetchy bond money may be used for test wells in the Sunset and Richmond Districts; referred to Finance Committee.
- Authorizes payment of claims from city bond funds, including $622 to Ford Motor Co. for a touring car for Hetch Hetchy engineers.
- The Board instructed the City Attorney to begin condemnation of Poopenaut Valley land needed for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- $151,499.50 set aside for the road to the Hetch Hetchy dam
- $151,499.50 set aside for the road to the Hetch Hetchy dam
- $151,499.50 set aside for the road to the Hetch Hetchy dam
- $151,499.50 set aside for the road to the Hetch Hetchy dam
- $151,499.50 set aside for the road to the Hetch Hetchy dam
- The Mayor was authorised to sign Forestry Service stipulations for a transportation road to the Hetch Hetchy dam site.
- $48,626.88 set aside for furniture and equipment at San Francisco Hospital
- Proposed appropriations from bond funds for Hetch Hetchy investigations, Municipal Railway inspection, Polytechnic High School equipment and other city work.
- The City Attorney recommends accepting James Samuel Burch's offer to sell land for Hetch Hetchy for $1700.
- $20,000 for roads and surveys in the Hetch Hetchy water project
- $20,000 for roads and surveys in the Hetch Hetchy water project
- Road route to Hetch Hetchy dam site approved
- The Board granted Utah Construction Company sixty more days to finish the Hog Ranch to Hetch Hetchy dam road.
- Location of the Transportation Road in Hetch Hetchy Valley was adopted to carry materials to the dam.
- A resolution adopting the tunnel aqueduct location for the Hetch Hetchy water supply was passed for printing.
- Utah Construction Co. paid $19,650.02 for the Hetch Hetchy dam road
- City Engineer reported on the year's planned development work on the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- In 1914 the city awarded the Utah Construction Company a contract to grade a 9.09-mile roadway to Hetch Hetchy.
- Supervisors voted 11 to 6 to indefinitely postpone a resolution on the Spring Valley bond purchase and Hetch Hetchy financing.
- Resolution proposes adopting a definite location for the Hetch Hetchy tunnel aqueduct and authorizes the Mayor to seek federal permission.
- $181,944 approved for water project work
- Board ordered sawmill machinery for the Hetch Hetchy water supply and authorized the Board of Public Works to contract for it.
- Board ordered a logging engine for the Hetch Hetchy water supply and authorized the Board of Public Works to contract for it.
- Ordinance ordering sawmill machinery for the Hetch Hetchy water supply was passed for printing.
- $25,000 set aside for engineering on the Hetch Hetchy project
- Ordinance ordering a logging engine for the Hetch Hetchy water supply was passed for printing.
- $25,000 set aside for engineering on the Hetch Hetchy project
- Unsold $2,025,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds ordered placed on sale at the City Treasurer's office, passed for printing.
- Unsold Hetch Hetchy water bonds ordered placed on sale at the City Treasurer's office, at a price to be fixed.
- Road to Hetch Hetchy Valley approved in principle
- Ordinance proposed to authorize clearing part of the Hetch Hetchy reservoir site by contract.
- Board of Public Works recommended an ordinance authorizing bids for an air compressing plant and drills for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Ordinance passed authorizing the Board of Public Works to contract for air compressing plant and drills for Hetch Hetchy.
- Bill 3729 proposes clearing part of the Hetch Hetchy reservoir site under a Board of Public Works contract; outcome continues on next page.
- The Board of Public Works was authorized to contract for an air compressing plant and drills for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Road route for Hetch Hetchy dam materials formally set
- Proposed ordinance ordering an engine and boiler with fittings for the Hetch Hetchy water supply contract.
- $215.30 set aside for wheel chairs at San Francisco Hospital
- $5,000 more set aside for Hetch Hetchy water rights
- Bill letting the Board of Public Works prepare plans and contracts for the Hetch Hetchy water system was passed for printing.
- Ordinance ordered purchase of an engine and boiler for Contract No. 6 of the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Resolution ratifying a stipulation to protect Stanislaus National Forest for the Hetch Hetchy water road.
- The Board accepted the State Compensation Insurance Fund's offer to insure Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Ordinance authorizes Public Works to prepare plans and contract for Hetch Hetchy water system work, allowing progressive payments.
- Proposed ordinance accepting the State Compensation Insurance Fund's offer to cover city employees building the Hetch Hetchy water system was passed for printing.
- Board accepted the State Compensation Insurance Fund's offer to insure city employees building the Hetch Hetchy water system.
- Mayor allowed to sign forest protection terms for water project
- Cement specifications for Hetch Hetchy water supply contract No. 8 approved, as recommended by Public Works.
- Specifications for hauling cement to the Hetch Hetchy dam site were approved, effective October 25, 1915.
- Specifications and plans for construction of the Hetch Hetchy Railroad, contract No. 7, were approved by the Board of Supervisors.
- Mayor vetoed a resolution to sell $43,875,000 of 1910 Hetch Hetchy water bonds, objecting to the sale timing and interest terms.
- Supervisor criticises the Mayor's veto of the Spreckels-Uhl bond plan for financing the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- The Mayor's veto of the Hetch Hetchy water measure is still under Board debate, with thirty days allowed to decide whether to override it.
- The Hetch Hetchy bond sale resolution, vetoed by the Mayor, was continued to a special order at 2 o'clock on Monday next.
- Index lists Hancock School land and Hetch Hetchy rights of way
- Supervisor McLeran proposes that the Board of Public Works not open Hetch Hetchy Railroad bids until money is set aside for the contract.
- The Mayor's veto of the resolution selling Hetch Hetchy water bonds was taken up as a special order; outcome continues.
- Labor Council argues against acquiring useless Spring Valley properties, while the Mayor's veto of the Hetch Hetchy measure is debated.
- $5,000 set aside to buy Hetch Hetchy railroad rights of way
- Board sent Clerk J. S. Dunnigan to Washington to protect the city's interest in the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Mayor Rolph's veto of a resolution seeking bids on $43,000,000 of Hetch Hetchy bonds was debated, with the Civic League opposing the sale.
- Supervisor Vogelsang speaks on the Hetch Hetchy water supply, saying the Board is united in wanting it.
- Mayor Rolph vetoed the Board's resolution to sell the remaining $43,000,000 of Hetch Hetchy water bonds at once.
- Board resolution to sell about $43 million of Hetch Hetchy water bonds through sealed bids is vetoed by the Mayor and under reconsideration.
- Board debates whether to override the Mayor's veto of a resolution calling for bids on $43,875,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- The Mayor vetoed the resolution selling Hetch Hetchy water bonds, and the Board is debating whether to pass it anyway.
- Mayor James Rolph vetoed the resolution to sell $43,875,000 in bonds for the Hetch Hetchy water project.
- Supervisors vote on whether to override the Mayor's veto of the Hetch Hetchy bond sale resolution.
- Sale of all the Hetch Hetchy bonds authorized
- $5,000 set aside to buy Hetch Hetchy railroad rights of way
- Mayor's request to insert documents on the Hetch Hetchy bonds veto into the record was granted by seven to three.
- Proposed $1,000 from the Water Construction Fund for the City Engineer's investigation of the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Walsh's motion to insert the Spreckles-Uhl Hetch Hetchy bond sale plan into the Journal was withdrawn.
- Proposed payment of $2,157.75 to Chicago Pneumatic Tool Co. for Hetch Hetchy diversion dam work, passed for printing.
- Clerk to advertise sealed bids due December 27, 1915 for $2,000,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds; sent to Finance Committee.
- Vogelsang proposed acquiring land in Tuolumne County as a right of way for the Hetch Hetchy Railroad.
- Board set aside $1,000 from the Water Construction Fund for the City Engineer's Hetch Hetchy water supply investigation.
- Board instructs the City Attorney to begin eminent domain proceedings for a railway right of way to the Hetch Hetchy dam site.
- Offers from several landowners to sell land for a Hetch Hetchy railroad right of way are proposed for acceptance.
- A resolution authorizing twenty payments to firms and individuals for Hetch Hetchy, fire, hospital and relief home work was passed for printing.
- Exposition committee recommends keeping the Japanese Temple and Siam Building
- Board authorized payments to contractors and utilities, including $2,864.28 to Chas. B. Dunham for Hetch Hetchy work.
- The location of a Transportation Road serving the Hetch Hetchy water supply was adopted.
- Supervisor Nelson's resolution asks Public Works to investigate alleged charges extorted from workers of contractor F. Rolandi; referred to Public Utilities Committee.
- Repeal of a State Compensation Insurance Fund accident-liability offer for Hetch Hetchy employees was deferred.
- Action on the State Compensation Insurance Fund's accident liability offer for Hetch Hetchy employees was deferred.
- Index page listing masquerade ball permits and Hetch Hetchy railroad money
- $5,000 more for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct rights of way
- Index page: Hetch Hetchy bond bid, Duden widow's claim, time extensions
- Index page: Hetch Hetchy bond bid, Duden widow's claim, time extensions
- Index page: Hetch Hetchy bond bid, Duden widow's claim, time extensions
- Routine city payments authorized to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy, City Hall, the hospital, Fire Department and Municipal Railway.
- Board considers awarding a $2,000,000 Hetch Hetchy bond sale to Blyth, Witter & Co.
- Mysell-Rollins paid $700 to engrave 2,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds
- F. Rolandi to build the Hetch Hetchy railroad for $1.5M
- Index page: hospital plans, Hetch Hetchy money, school fire protection
- An ordinance repealing the Hetch Hetchy employees' insurance ordinance was passed for printing on Supervisor Power's motion.
- A proposed repeal of the State Compensation Insurance Fund policy ordinance for Hetch Hetchy workers was laid over one week.
- Mysell-Rollins paid $700 to engrave 2,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds
- Mysell-Rollins paid $700 to engrave 2,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds
- Board considers accepting offers from several landowners to sell right-of-way property for a railroad serving the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Board sets aside $1.5M to build the Hetch Hetchy railroad from Rosasco to the dam site, awarded to F. Rolandi.
- Power's proposal to repeal state insurance for Hetch Hetchy employees was laid over one week.
- Board accepted landowners' offers to sell right-of-way land for the Hetch Hetchy railroad at appraised prices.
- City Attorney instructed to start condemnation proceedings for a Hetch Hetchy railroad right of way in Tuolumne County.
- Proposed repeal of the insurance ordinance covering Hetch Hetchy employees was laid over one week.
- Mining claims bought for the Hetch Hetchy railroad right of way
- Tuolumne land to be condemned for the Hetch Hetchy railway
- Bill to repeal the State Compensation Fund insurance ordinance for Hetch Hetchy employees was laid over one week.
- The Board recommitted to the Finance Committee an ordinance repealing its acceptance of state workers' compensation insurance for Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Repeal of a State Compensation Insurance Fund offer covering Hetch Hetchy employees' accident liability was deferred.
- A. J. Reeder was granted a ninety-day extension to finish clearing the Hetch Hetchy reservoir site, on Public Works' recommendation.
- Supervisors accepted five landowners' offers to sell land for a Hetch Hetchy railroad right of way, totaling about $1,123.
- Offers to sell railroad rights of way for the Hetch Hetchy water supply were accepted, and the City Attorney was told to negotiate the purchase.
- $5,000 approved to examine Tuolumne County properties
- The Clerk was directed to print 1000 copies of the City Engineer's Hetch Hetchy water supply program for public use.
- Proposed appropriating $416,000 from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy water supply construction.
- Expenditures from several city funds were authorized for payments to contractors on City Hall work and Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Summary not public in this release
- Board appropriated $416,000 from the 1910 Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy water supply construction work.
- Resolution proposed adopting the Priest regulating reservoir and dam site in Tuolumne County for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Twenty payments to named claimants from city funds were authorized and passed for printing, including $5,000 for Hetch Hetchy right of way.
- Resolution providing $5,000 for City Attorney to buy more land for the Hetch Hetchy water supply was passed for printing.
- Resolution sets aside $5,000 under the City Attorney for Hetch Hetchy railroad rights of way; adopted by the Board.
- Supervisor Wolfe presented a resolution adopting a amended 250-foot aqueduct right-of-way for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Offers from several owners to sell right-of-way land for the Hetch Hetchy railway are before the Board for acceptance.
- Board adopted a 90-day extension for A. J. Reeder to finish clearing the Hetch Hetchy reservoir site.
- Resolution 13037 proposes paying Ernest Wierck $300 from Hetch Hetchy rights-of-way funds for a road through his property.
- A resolution proposes condemning land for the Hetch Hetchy Railroad right of way.
- $75,620.25 paid to F. Rolandi for the Hetch Hetchy railroad
- Sheriff authorized to transfer horses no longer needed to the City Engineer for Hetch Hetchy work.
- Proposed resolution would condemn several Tuolumne County land parcels for a transportation railroad serving the Hetch Hetchy project.
- $99,544.17 paid to F. Rolandi for the Hetch Hetchy Railway
- A $5,800 appropriation for City Attorney's expense on the purchase of Hetch Hetchy land was passed for printing.
- $5,000 set aside to examine properties in Tuolumne County
- $5800 was appropriated to the City Attorney to buy land for the Hetch Hetchy water project.
- Board asks the Mayor to auction unfit Fire Department equipment and transfer some apparatus to the City Engineer for Hetch Hetchy work.
- $5,000 for the City Attorney to examine Tuolumne County land
- The City Attorney was directed to exercise an option to buy W. H. Dudley's Tuolumne County land for $5800.
- Specifications for electric switchboards and transformers for the Hetch Hetchy Lower Cherry River power development were approved.
- Board directs Public Utilities Committee and City Engineer to study a city cement plant for Hetch Hetchy and public works.
- $10,000 to run the sawmill in Hetch Hetchy Valley
- Specifications approved for cedar poles at Lower Cherry River
- Board proposes adopting the definite location of a transportation road from Hetch Hetchy Valley to Lake Eleanor.
- Index page listing appropriations, permits and City Attorney business
- Summary not public in this release
- Board adopted a resolution instructing the Clerk to arrange visits by supervisors to Hetch Hetchy Valley.
- Supervisor Power's motion inviting press and the Mayor's office on the Hetch Hetchy trip was ordered.
- F. Rolandi paid $233,857.86 for the Hetch Hetchy railroad
- Specifications for a logging-road engine under Hetch Hetchy Water Supply Contract No. 19 were approved by resolution.
- Specifications for copper wire for the Lower Cherry River Power Development, Hetch Hetchy Contract No. 18, were approved.
- Specifications approved for riveted steel pressure pipe line at Lower Cherry River power development, Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- The State Compensation Insurance Fund is asked to continue insurance for city employees on the Hetch Hetchy project for one year.
- Supervisor Power moved to postpone the Board's proposed trip to Hetch Hetchy, and it was so ordered.
- Claim of $4,809.83 paid to MacArthur Bros. for tunnel drifting under Hetch Hetchy contract No. 10.
- Claim of $106,291.84 paid to F. Rolandi for the 5th payment on Hetch Hetchy Railroad construction.
- $1,505 proposed for carpentry at County Jails Two and Three
- F. Rolandi was granted a 90-day extension from December 11, 1916 to finish building the Hetch Hetchy Railroad.
- An index of sewer and school items with no subject
- Descriptions of the locations of Hetch Hetchy water supply works in Tuolumne and Mariposa counties are set out.
- Supplies Committee ordered contractor Scott to ship barley to Hetch Hetchy or face contract penalties.
- Supplies Committee granted Board of Public Works requisitions for Hetch Hetchy hay from dealers in Groveland and Coulterville, 3 to 1.
- Board approved the Supplies Committee award of 25 tons of barley for Hetch Hetchy to Producers Hay Co. at $46.
- $5,000 set aside for Hetch Hetchy rights of way
- $18,000 for roads and trails on the Hetch Hetchy water system
- Board proposed setting aside about $43,000 for Hetch Hetchy water system operations; the vote continues on the next page.
- The Board set aside $5000 from the Water Construction Fund for City Attorney right-of-way costs on the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- The City Attorney was instructed to start condemnation proceedings for a 100-foot railroad right of way in Tuolumne County.
- Owners offered land for the Hetch Hetchy railroad right of way at stated prices; acceptance continues on the next page.
- Funds $5,000 for the City Attorney to examine Tuolumne county properties for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Board granted Western Pipe and Steel Company a sixty-day extension to finish installing steel pressure pipe for the Hetch Hetchy power development.
- Summary not public in this release
- Resolution to pay attorney Robert M. Searles $1,666.66 from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy work was passed for printing.
- F. Rolandi paid $46,835.45 for building the Hetch Hetchy Railroad
- Adopted: $450 paid to attorney R. Woodland Gates for Hetch Hetchy water matters, and $75 for County Jail No. 2 sash repairs.
- The Board authorized payments from city bond and general funds to contractors for Hetch Hetchy, Daniel Webster School, Sanchez Street and San Francisco Hospital work.
- F. Rolandi granted a ninety-day extension to finish Hetch Hetchy railroad contract work; advertising fees remitted.
- Resolution proposed paying Robert M. Searles $15,000 over three years as special counsel on the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Proposed payment from the Water Construction Fund of insurance premiums for city workers building the Hetch Hetchy water system.
- Water Construction Fund appropriations for Hetch Hetchy works, including a $775 crane from Cyclops Iron Works, continue onto next page.
- Index lists Hetch Hetchy work and Ickelheimer Bros. time extension
- John A. Roebling Sons paid $12,607.94 for Hetch Hetchy copper wire
- Supervisor Power presented a resolution accepting W. D. McCready's offer to sell land at $10 per acre for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Clerk to advertise sale of $11,090,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds, with sealed bids due April 16, 1917.
- Board approved specifications for electric line transformers for the Hetch Hetchy Lower Cherry River power project.
- Westinghouse paid $3,850 for transformers for the Hetch Hetchy project
- Resolution proposed to accept Anglo & London Paris National Bank's $1,641,148 bid for Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- MacArthur Bros. Co. paid $12,979.03 for Hetch Hetchy tunnel work
- The Board rejected the Tuolumne River Placer Mining Company's $66,029 damage claim over the Hetch Hetchy Railroad.
- Board extended the Anglo & London Paris National Bank's option to buy $5,000,000 of Hetch Hetchy water bonds until August 1, 1917.
- Funds appropriated for Pipe Yard watchmen and for R. Woodland Gates's Washington work on the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Board granted F. Rolandi a third ninety-day extension to finish the Hetch Hetchy Railroad construction contract.
- The Board authorized a $10,000 official bond for Robert Searles, special counsel for Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- The Board accepted Yosemite Power Company's offer of crossing rights for the Hetch Hetchy railroad across Tuolumne County ditches.
- Moloney Electric Company granted thirty more days to deliver Hetch Hetchy line transformers, delayed by war conditions.
- Proposed ordinance would let Public Works arrange medical and surgical care for Hetch Hetchy project employees; passed for printing.
- Ordinance authorizing the Board of Public Works to arrange medical and surgical care for employees on the Hetch Hetchy project was passed.
- City authorized buying several parcels of rights of way for the Hetch Hetchy Railroad and aqueduct.
- Plans and specifications for three Hetch Hetchy Railway locomotives and a tunnel aqueduct were proposed for approval.
- Resolution 14593 selling 16 old fire horses was rescinded, and the horses were turned over to the City Engineer for Hetch Hetchy work.
- Board motion for a supervisors' inspection trip to Hetch Hetchy Valley on or about September 15 carried.
- F. Rolandi was granted a 45-day extension to finish construction of the Hetch Hetchy Railroad under contract No. 7.
- $100,000 more for Hetch Hetchy water supply work
- $100,000 more for Hetch Hetchy water supply work
- Sonora Abstract and Title Company would exchange Dudley property with the U.S. Government to settle Hetch Hetchy timber charges; passed for printing.
- Sonora Abstract Company authorized to convey Dudley property to the United States in exchange for Hetch Hetchy timber charges.
- R. C. Storrie & Co. paid $100,000 for Twin Peaks tunnel
- Bureau of Governmental Research asks for Hetch Hetchy cost figures
- A proposal to refuse Hetch Hetchy project data to the Bureau of Governmental Research was laid over one week.
- Board adopted resolution refusing Hetch Hetchy project data to the Bureau of Municipal Research until the next annual report.
- Motion to lay over the resolution refusing Hetch Hetchy data to a research bureau was defeated.
- Ballast rights were bought from six private owners for the Hetch Hetchy Railroad, totalling $240.
- F. Rolandi granted a thirty-day extension from October 22, 1917 to finish the Hetch Hetchy Railroad contract No. 7.
- $100,000 more to be spent on the Hetch Hetchy water supply
- Board accepted landowners' offers to sell land for the Hetch Hetchy water supply, paying named owners set sums.
- Proposed appropriation of $100,000 for Hetch Hetchy construction; the vote continues on the next page.
- Board accepted Henry Stockel's $6,000 offer to sell Tuolumne County land for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Supervisors proposed dismissing the condemnation suit against M. S. D'Albergaria for a Hetch Hetchy water easement for $150.
- Up to $150,000 from water construction bond funds is proposed for Hetch Hetchy water supply work.
- Bill 4814 authorizing Board of Public Works to contract for Hetch Hetchy water supply work without competitive bids was passed for printing.
- Bill 4814 proposes letting the Board of Public Works contract for Hetch Hetchy water supply work without competitive bids, repealing Ordinance 3442.
- Board adopted $150,000 from the Water Construction Fund for work on the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Ordinance letting the Board of Public Works buy Hetch Hetchy supplies without competitive bids was proposed and sent to printing.
- Supervisor McLeran's resolution adds small sums for a Hetch Hetchy locomotive, indigent burials and a Wilder street sewer outlet.
- Specifications for explosives used in the Hetch Hetchy water supply development were approved and adopted.
- A proposal letting the Board of Public Works contract for Hetch Hetchy water works without competitive bids was laid over one week.
- Resolution repeals the 1915 rule requiring Board of Public Works to submit Hetch Hetchy contract specifications for board approval.
- Sewers ordered for Ellington Avenue between Farragut and Whipple avenues
- $10,000 proposed for Allis-Chalmers motors for Hetch Hetchy
- Proposed $40,000 from the Water Construction Fund to establish a boarding house for the Hetch Hetchy water system.
- The Board authorized payments to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy water works, the Twin Peaks tunnel, and San Francisco Hospital.
- Three $2,500 partial payments to F. Rolandi for Hetch Hetchy water system hauling and equipment were passed for printing.
- Sets aside $40,000 from water bond funds for a boarding house serving the Hetch Hetchy Water System.
- Proposed appropriation of $69,098.12 from the Water Construction Fund for building the Hetch Hetchy Railroad, contractor F. Rolandi.
- Resolution proposes $250,000 from the 1910 bond fund for non-contract work on the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply.
- An additional $69,098.12 was approved for F. Rolandi's Hetch Hetchy Railroad construction contract from water bond funds.
- Supervisor Power proposed a resolution asking for $250,000 to continue Hetch Hetchy water construction by day labor.
- Whitney Engineering to supply a $24,100 locomotive for Hetch Hetchy
- $250,000 set aside from the Water Construction Fund for non-contract work on the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply.
- Whitney Engineering to supply a $24,100 locomotive for Hetch Hetchy
- Santa Cruz Portland Cement Company paid for Hetch Hetchy cement
- $7,000 set aside to inspect Market Street Municipal Railway tracks
- Willett & Burr were approved for $1,536.30 for renting motor trucks used on the Eleanor Dam, Hetch Hetchy.
- Appropriation of funds for machine tools for the Groveland shop of the Hetch Hetchy water system was passed for printing.
- Resolution authorizes payments to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy water, hospital and Municipal Railway work.
- Funds appropriated for machine tools for the Groveland shop of the Hetch Hetchy water system, and sewer underdrain work on Lake Street.
- Payments authorized to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy water, San Francisco Hospital, Municipal Railway and other city work.
- Standard Oil Co. was paid $929.88 for fuel oil for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- The Board finally passed $300,000 from Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy water supply work, with McSheehy opposed.
- The Worthington Co. paid $18,106.80 for Hetch Hetchy air compressors
- Board approved a $3,000 settlement of the Tuolumne River Placer Mining Company claim for Hetch Hetchy blasting damage.
- The Worthington Co. paid $18,106.80 for Hetch Hetchy air compressors
- Board accepts Ernest W. Harker's offer to sell about one acre at Groveland for $50 for Hetch Hetchy buildings.
- A resolution proposed setting aside $39,162 for electric storage battery locomotives for the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply.
- Supervisors were asked to ratify a General Electric contract for six battery locomotives for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct work.
- Board of Public Works recommended paying $75 to settle J. G. Houston's damage claim from Hetch Hetchy railroad work.
- City Engineer recommended approving purchase of electric storage locomotives for Hetch Hetchy Valley; outcome not shown here.
- Ernest W. Harker offers land at Groveland for Hetch Hetchy
- Board sets aside $39,162 from Water Construction Fund to buy six electric locomotives from General Electric for Hetch Hetchy work.
- Sierra Railway paid for rail on the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct
- Funds of $2,911 proposed for drill steel for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct, supplied by Continental Steel & Supply Co.
- Board appropriated $18,840.60 from Hetch Hetchy bond funds for Sierra Railway Co. to relay rail on the aqueduct.
- Board proposed setting aside $2,911 from Water Construction Fund for drill steel for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct.
- A proposed agreement with the United States exchanges Dudley land for timber rights in Hetch Hetchy Valley; outcome not shown.
- Resolution proposing an agreement with the United States to exchange Dudley property for timber in Hetch Hetchy Valley.
- Board clerk directed to arrange a supervisors' visit to the Hetch Hetchy Valley water project works.
- Proposed ordinance letting the Board of Public Works buy Hetch Hetchy materials without formal bids during the war.
- Ordinance letting the Board of Public Works buy Hetch Hetchy materials without formal bids during wartime passed for printing.
- The Board of Public Works asked that a $9,000 shoveling machine for the Hetch Hetchy tunnel be sent to the Supplies Committee.
- Resolution proposed setting aside $300,000 from the Water Construction Fund for additional Hetch Hetchy Water Supply work, passed for printing.
- The Board ratified the purchase of a $9,000 Myers-Whaley shoveling machine for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct tunnel.
- Board of Public Works may buy Hetch Hetchy materials without formal bids during the war, passed to print.
- Board of Public Works asked for payment of Hetch Hetchy construction material claims; the claims were referred to the Finance Committee and City Attorney.
- Resolution to ratify the purchase of a locomotive for the Hetch Hetchy Railway was presented by Supervisor McLeran.
- Board laid over authorization of Hetch Hetchy construction equipment purchases and contracts for one week.
- A resolution authorizing $36,000 from the Water Construction Fund to pay two claimants for Hetch Hetchy equipment was passed for printing.
- Board ordered Hetch Hetchy construction equipment and supplies purchased through contracts, approved by 14 votes.
- Supervisor Power's motion to send an explanatory telegram to Mr. Drum correcting the Hetch Hetchy bond application was adopted.
- Board ordered 45 steel dump cars from Joshua Hendy Iron Works for the Hetch Hetchy project for $17,775.
- Resolution proposed to approve City Engineer O'Shaughnessy's trip to Washington to seek permission to sell $17,000,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds.
- Contract for second-hand equipment for Hetch Hetchy water construction presented by Supervisor Brandon; outcome continues on next page.
- Accepted Tuolumne County landowners' offers to sell land for Hetch Hetchy works and approved two crop damage claims.
- Supervisor McLeran's resolution appropriates $6,340 for Hetch Hetchy blowers and Taraval street railway extension work, passed for printing.
- Bill 5081 proposes a special Hetch Hetchy Operative Revenue Fund for receipts from the Hetch Hetchy Water System.
- Proposal to spend $1,702.44 from the Water Construction Fund on electric blower motors for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- A Hetch Hetchy water supply contract with Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co. is listed; its outcome is not printed here.
- Resolution setting aside $300,000 for Hetch Hetchy water supply work passed for printing.
- $4,740 set aside for Hetch Hetchy blowers from Harron-Rickard & McCone
- Appropriates $1,702.44 for electric motors for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct blowers under a Westinghouse contract.
- The Board created the Hetch Hetchy Operative Revenue Fund to hold receipts from the Hetch Hetchy water system and utilities.
- Board passed a resolution setting aside $300,000 from the 1910 water bond fund for Hetch Hetchy Water Supply work.
- Treasurer authorized to sell $1,000,000 in water bonds to Anglo and London Paris National Bank for the Hetch Hetchy project.
- The Anglo and London Paris National Bank offered to buy $1,000,000 of Hetch Hetchy water bonds at par; outcome not printed on this page.
- Board proposes spending $5,390 on sheet metal work at Groveland shops and $1,612.48 on pipe for the Hetch Hetchy water system.
- Resolution proposed to sell $9,051,000 of unsold Hetch Hetchy water bonds, with a bank's offer to buy at par.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Supply sheet metal work and pipe purchases of $5,390 and $1,612.48 were appropriated from the Water Construction Fund.
- A $15,000 payment to the U.S. Government under the Hetch Hetchy grant was laid over one week.
- Proposed ordinance adds four Hetch Hetchy Water Supply positions, with set official bond amounts, to Ordinance No. 3137.
- Joshua Hendy Machine Works paid $2,962.50 for Hetch Hetchy dump cars
- The Board passed for printing an $8,000 appropriation from the Water Construction Bond Fund for Hetch Hetchy locomotive fuel oil.
- Four Hetch Hetchy water supply positions were added to the official bond list for Board of Public Works employees.
- Summary not public in this release
- Board authorized eminent domain proceedings to acquire 34.3 acres in Tuolumne County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, passed 15-0.
- $8,000 set aside from the Water Construction Bond Fund to buy locomotive fuel oil for Hetch Hetchy, January to June 1919.
- Resolution adopted to acquire land for the Amazon avenue reservoir site, through condemnation if needed, for Hetch Hetchy water.
- The Board proposed appropriating $45,000 to rebuild Taraval street car tracks and $5,855 for Hetch Hetchy water works.
- Board authorized payments from the Water Construction Fund to six suppliers for Hetch Hetchy water supply work, totalling about $25,800.
- General Electric paid $15,912 for Hetch Hetchy battery locomotives
- Board authorized paying $950 for 36.83 acres in Tuolumne County needed for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct crossing.
- Board of Public Works recommends buying land from D. E. Stratton for $950 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct crossing.
- General Electric paid $15,912 for Hetch Hetchy battery locomotives
- Appropriates $300,000 for Hetch Hetchy water work and smaller sums for pipe contracts, public buildings and printing city Charters; passage not shown.
- Proposed ordinance would let the Board of Public Works sign Hetch Hetchy water contracts without competitive bidding.
- Ordinance proposed to pay Hetch Hetchy project workers through the First National Bank of Sonora, California.
- Proposes paying Crocker Estate Company $73,682.09 for land for the Amazon reservoir site in the Hetch Hetchy project.
- Montague Pipe & Steel Company was granted a thirty-day extension to deliver air pipes for the Hetch Hetchy water supply contract.
- Passed ordinance paying Hetch Hetchy project workers living in Tuolumne County through the First National Bank of Sonora.
- Board approved payment of $73,682.09 to Crocker Estate Company for land for the Amazon reservoir site, Hetch Hetchy project.
- Non-competitive Hetch Hetchy Construction contracts were passed for printing without detail on this page.
- Another $300,000 set aside for Hetch Hetchy water work
- Ordinance proposed letting the Board of Public Works make non-competitive contracts for the Hetch Hetchy water supply, repealing Ordinance 4466.
- Hercules Powder paid $5,719.13 for powder at Hetch Hetchy
- Hercules Powder paid $5,719.13 for powder at Hetch Hetchy
- The Board allowed a batch of claims paid from city funds for hospital supplies, fire department fuel, relief home costs and care of minors.
- Authorization to pay several library book and Hetch Hetchy water construction claims was passed for printing.
- $3,033.77 paid to Geo. H. Tay for Hetch Hetchy steel pipe
- $3,033.77 paid to Geo. H. Tay for Hetch Hetchy steel pipe
- Resolution proposed to authorize payments to contractors for Hetch Hetchy water, Municipal Railways and Monroe School work.
- Proposed $5,775 appropriation for seven refrigerating machines for Hetch Hetchy water construction; action deferred.
- Clerk to advertise sale of $505,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds, with sealed proposals due July 14, 1919.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed that the City Engineer explain, before award, why the roughly $4,000,000 Hetch Hetchy dam contract should be let as one large contract.
- Mayor reported competing offers to buy Hetch Hetchy bonds before the existing option expired on July 1.
- $5,775 from Hetch Hetchy water bond funds approved for seven refrigerating machines from Walter S. Leland.
- Mr. Haskell's group offered to buy $1,800,000 of Hetch Hetchy bonds at a premium, but the Board had not decided on acceptance.
- Bond bidders' offer to buy Hetch Hetchy and school bonds was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Bank of Italy's offer to buy Hetch Hetchy bonds for the dam work was moved but not seconded; debate continues.
- No bids were received for $505,000 of Hetch Hetchy water bonds offered for sale.
- $1,086.56 paid for building new tennis courts in the parks
- The Board unanimously adopted a resolution mourning James Breslin, former superintendent of tunnel construction on the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Proposed ordinance would let Yosemite National Park Company run tourist buses on Hetch Hetchy Railroad tracks; laid over.
- The Board appropriated $3,000 for Hetch Hetchy water equipment and $650 for parking signs under Police Department supervision.
- Rock crusher and quarry permit accepted for Hetch Hetchy rail line
- Proposed $300,000 from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy water supply work outside formal contract.
- Board of Public Works authorized to contract with Yosemite National Park Company for joint operation of the Hetch Hetchy Railroad.
- Supervisor Hynes moved to print Mayor Rolph's Hetch Hetchy Valley description as a pamphlet; motion carried.
- The Board of Public Works is asked to send costs and bids for the Hetch Hetchy Dam.
- The Board accepted W. H. Dudley's offer to sell 160 acres of Tuolumne county timber land to the city for $4,500.
- Purchase of the Dudley Tract in Tuolumne County and other land for Hetch Hetchy water supply adopted by resolution.
- Proposed $5.5M appropriation for Hetch Hetchy Dam construction by Utah Construction Company; outcome not printed on this page.
- Yosemite company allowed to run tourist buses on Hetch Hetchy rail
- Board set aside $300,000 from the 1910 water bond for Hetch Hetchy work not let by formal contract.
- The Board accepted several owners' offers to sell land for a Groveland power and pipe line right of way for Hetch Hetchy.
- Summary not public in this release
- The Board appropriated $5,500,000 from water bond funds to build the Hetch Hetchy dam under a Utah Construction Company contract.
- W. S. Leland was granted an extension until August 15, 1919 to finish supplying refrigerating plants for Hetch Hetchy; resolution adopted.
- An award of the Hetch Hetchy Dam construction contract to Utah Construction Company is proposed; its outcome is not on this page.
- Board accepted offers to sell land for the Groveland power and pipe line right of way for the Hetch Hetchy project.
- Appropriation of $6,678.50 proposed for standard pipe for the Hetch Hetchy water supply from R. W. Kinney Co.
- The Board approved $6,678.50 from the Water Construction Fund for pipe bought from R. W. Kinney Co. for Hetch Hetchy.
- A resolution authorizing payment of listed claims for Hetch Hetchy water construction and city supplies was passed for printing.
- Board resolution proposes accepting H. M. Roberts's $10 offer of a right of way for the Hetch Hetchy project.
- Proposed by Supervisor McLeran: $300,000 from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy water construction work.
- Board set aside $300,000 from Water Construction Fund for additional Hetch Hetchy water construction work.
- Payments of $10,050.38 to General Electric and $1,646.06 to Wm. Cluff Co. for Hetch Hetchy work were proposed.
- Gallagher's resolution commends Hetch Hetchy water supply progress and City Engineer O'Shaughnessy; outcome continues next page.
- Public Utilities Committee directed to film Hetch Hetchy construction work and plan free public screenings.
- Fourteen Hetch Hetchy water supply claims were passed for printing on Supervisor Kortick's motion, authorizing payments from bond funds.
- Supervisor Wolfe proposed a resolution to acquire a 100-foot easement for the Hetch Hetchy tunnel aqueduct across three counties.
- $31,500 set aside to pay for school land at Nineteenth Avenue
- $6,000 for Hetch Hetchy Railroad ballast, $1,600 for police station repairs
- Board set aside $300,000 from Bond Issue 1910 for Hetch Hetchy water construction outside formal contracts.
- Supervisor Wolfe presented a resolution to fix a changed center line for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Payments of $500 and $600 from Water Construction Fund proposed for Hetch Hetchy films and engineering services.
- The Worthington Co. was granted a 30-day extension to complete its contract for a Hetch Hetchy station pump.
- Frank O'Shea paid $5,000 for making the Marina an aeroplane landing
- Utah Construction due $15,907.50 for work on the Hetch Hetchy dam
- New line adopted for the Lake Eleanor aqueduct and power house
- Utah Construction paid $15,907.50 for work on the Hetch Hetchy dam
- City Engineer urges the city to acquire Spring Valley Water Company properties for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- A proposed $4,082.38 appropriation for pipe for the Hetch Hetchy water supply contract was passed for printing.
- Proposed payments from water and general funds to about twenty claimants, mostly for Hetch Hetchy supplies, were passed for printing.
- Walter S. Leland was granted a seventy-day extension to finish his Hetch Hetchy refrigerating machine contract.
- City engineers report the Hetch Hetchy dam's cost is far higher than estimated, with the full dam costing at least $10,000,000.
- A table estimates the Moccasin Creek power project costs $26,010,000, delivering 40,000 kilowatts, for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Supervisor Schmitz argues Hetch Hetchy power and water would lose money and urges a commission study.
- $4,082.38 set aside for Hetch Hetchy air pipe
- The Board authorized payments totalling over $40,000 to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy water works and city offices.
- Board passed payments from the 1910 water bond fund to claimants for Hetch Hetchy supplies and work.
- $300,000 more set aside for Hetch Hetchy water work
- The Board proposed appropriations of $321,050 for Hetch Hetchy water work, a Great Highway contract and a Board of Education elevator.
- Contract with the Sierra Railway Company for joint use of the Hetch Hetchy Junction depot was approved by resolution.
- City Attorney's opinion on F. Rolandi's $552,000 claim for Hetch Hetchy Railroad construction; contractor refused a $154,000 settlement.
- Frederick W. Snook Co. paid $3,300 for Argonne School plumbing
- Board approved payment of claims to many suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy, hospitals, fire and street work.
- Supervisor McLeran reported that bond proposals for the city's water and school bonds will go to the Finance Committee next Friday.
- Two hundred thousand dollars proposed for Hetch Hetchy water construction outside formal contract, from the 1910 bond fund.
- Resolution authorizing payments to many vendors and institutions for Hetch Hetchy, Municipal Railways, fire, police and minors' care was passed for printing.
- Board appropriated $200,000 from the 1910 Water Construction bond fund for Hetch Hetchy water work, passed 15 to 0.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the City Attorney for a written opinion on selling Hetch Hetchy-related municipal bonds at par.
- Board authorizes payments for school construction and the Hetch Hetchy dam; the vote is printed on the next page.
- Engineers' association urged support for the administration's Hetch Hetchy water supply policy; the letter was referred to committee.
- Board of Public Works may contract with Robert M. Searls for special legal services on the Hetch Hetchy water project at $6,000 a year.
- Board approved a $195,000 settlement paid to F. Rolandi over Hetch Hetchy Railroad construction contract and Superior Court suit.
- Resolution authorizes payments from the Water Construction Fund to nine firms supplying Hetch Hetchy works.
- Summary not public in this release
- Supervisor Power's motion asking the City Attorney to draft an ordinance on financing future Hetch Hetchy construction carried.
- City Engineer transmitted an offer to sell Amazon Reservoir Basin land for $97,000, payable in Hetch Hetchy bonds; filed.
- The Board of Public Works may hire Robert M. Searls as special Hetch Hetchy counsel at $6,000 a year.
- Suhr's bill to let the Board of Public Works seek cost-plus-a-fee bids for Hetch Hetchy construction was passed for printing.
- Proposed ordinance lets Public Works hire contractors on cost-plus contracts for Hetch Hetchy water works.
- Resolution authorizing thirteen payments from city funds for Hetch Hetchy, school, railway and jail supplies was passed for printing.
- Doane Motor Truck Co. paid $3,750 for a park truck
- Doane Motor Truck Co. paid $3,750 for a park truck
- Resolution authorizing payments for Hetch Hetchy water works equipment and library books was passed for printing.
- A proposed $300,000 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy water construction was passed for printing.
- Resolution appropriating $300,000 from the 1910 water bond fund for Hetch Hetchy water construction was adopted.
- A resolution proposed setting aside $2,719,000 of water bonds to pay for Hetch Hetchy tunnel Contract 77-C; passed for printing.
- Construction Company of North America offered to buy $3,052,000 of 1910 Hetch Hetchy water bonds at par.
- Construction Company of North America's offer accepted to buy $8 million in water bonds funding Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnel work.
- Proposed appropriation of $271,600 from the 1910 Water Bond fund for Hetch Hetchy dam valves, awarded to William Cramp Sons.
- City to pay Spring Valley Water Co. $10,988.91 for fire hydrants
- $276,776.40 was appropriated as the first advance payment to Construction Company of North America for Hetch Hetchy water work.
- A $200,000 appropriation from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy water supply work was proposed.
- Board appropriated $271,600 from the Water Construction Fund for six-foot and three-foot valves for the Hetch Hetchy dam.
- Board set aside $200,000 from the 1910 water bond fund for Hetch Hetchy water supply construction work.
- Resolution passed for printing authorizing payments to suppliers and utilities for Hetch Hetchy, Municipal Railway and parks.
- Coffin Valve Company to supply Hetch Hetchy slide gates for $121,000
- Appropriated $121,000 from Water Construction Fund for slide gates at the Hetch Hetchy Dam outlet, awarded to Coffin Valve Company.
- Payments to four suppliers totalling $3,043.47 for Hetch Hetchy supplies await a final vote.
- Bills paid for Hetch Hetchy repairs and the Comstock death award
- Utah Construction Co. paid $45,000 for work on Hetch Hetchy Dam
- Two hundred thousand dollars was proposed for Hetch Hetchy water construction outside formal contract; the vote is on the next page.
- Payment of $170,000 to Union Machine Company for Hetch Hetchy Dam slide gates was deferred without a new date.
- Appropriated $170,000 from the Water Construction Fund for slide gates for the Hetch Hetchy Dam outlet system.
- Appropriated $200,000 from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy water work by the Board of Public Works.
- Proposed $12,450 from the Water Construction Fund for steel pipe and bands for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Board appropriated $12,450 from the Water Construction Fund for steel pipe for Hetch Hetchy, under the Montague Pipe contract.
- Anderson & Ringrose paid $12,888 for building the Excelsior School
- Pipe contractor given ninety more days for Hetch Hetchy
- Resolution passed for printing authorizing payments to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy, road and school work totalling about $60,000.
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- Payments from the Water Construction Fund authorized to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy, including Utah Construction Co. $39,497.62.
- Board accepted Daniel Corcoran's offer to sell seventy acres for $8 per acre plus fence posts for Hetch Hetchy.
- Resolution would authorize nine payments to suppliers and a claimant for Hetch Hetchy water work, passed for printing.
- Resolution authorizes payments to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy, Jefferson School, Municipal Railways and other city work.
- Resolution authorizing payments from Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy claims was passed for printing.
- Resolution authorizes payments to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy, Municipal Railway and school construction; final vote continues next page.
- A proposal to buy $250,000 of Hetch Hetchy bonds from Municipal Railway funds was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Public Utilities Committee recommended paying Utah Construction Company $50,000 for extra work at the Hetch Hetchy dam; a minority report opposed it.
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- Board authorized payment of Hetch Hetchy aqueduct progress claims to Construction Company of North America and William Cramp & Sons.
- United States Steel Products Co. paid $8,623.73 for Hetch Hetchy rails
- Anderson & Ringrose paid $9,811.22 for building the Excelsior School
- City land near Yosemite proposed for a tourist camp and lodge
- Utah Construction Co. paid $28,270.95 for the Hetch Hetchy dam
- City land near Yosemite to be leased for tourist camp
- Resolution authorizing payments from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy claims passed for printing.
- Nine payments totalling about $70,000 were authorized for Hetch Hetchy work and Excelsior and Jefferson school construction.
- Board proposes City acquire land in Tuolumne County for the Hetch Hetchy power house site.
- Resolution authorizes payment of city claims to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy, Jefferson School, Municipal Railways and police.
- Schultz Construction paid $16,944.75 for the Market Street extension
- Payment of $1,335.45 to Ingersoll Rand Co. of California for Hetch Hetchy parts passed for printing.
- Board finally passed resolution authorizing payments to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy, Municipal Railway and library books.
- $5,493 paid for a White auto for Hetch Hetchy
- Proposed $16,726.06 for air pipe and bands for Hetch Hetchy tunnel work, passed for printing to Western Pipe & Steel Co.
- Board authorized payments to contractors and suppliers, including Utah Construction Co. for the Hetch Hetchy Dam, from city funds.
- Authorizes payments to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy water works, street work, a school, and city hospital groceries.
- Western Pipe & Steel supplies air pipe for Hetch Hetchy tunnel
- Utah Construction paid $72,358.80 for work on the Hetch Hetchy dam
- Board approved payments to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy works, school construction, school tax and park supplies, totalling about $150,000.
- Utah Construction paid $72,358.80 for work on the Hetch Hetchy dam
- Coffin Valve Company granted extended shipment deadlines on Hetch Hetchy Contract No. 66, with penalties waived.
- Ten dump cars bought from Joshua Hendy Iron Works at $349 each
- $3,490 approved for dump cars for the Hetch Hetchy water supply, awarded to Joshua Hendy Iron Works.
- $5,000 paid to L. C. Ibanez for Amazon reservoir land
- Proposed resolution authorizes $19,428.80 paid from the Water Construction Fund to thirteen Hetch Hetchy suppliers and contractors.
- $5,000 paid to L. C. Ibanez for Amazon reservoir land
- Coffin Valve Company's Hetch Hetchy contract time is extended so its second shipment is due by June 28, 1921.
- Board passed for printing a resolution authorising payments from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy supplies and contractors.
- Payments to many claimants were passed for printing, including $64,578 to Utah Construction Co. for Hetch Hetchy Dam work.
- Board finally passed a $195,000 settlement paid to F. Rolandi over Hetch Hetchy Railroad contract claims.
- Claims of contractor F. Rolandi over the Hetch Hetchy Railroad contract were settled for $195,000, adopted February 1920.
- Henry C. Hagensen allowed a public garage on Valencia Street
- Water Construction Fund payments to four Hetch Hetchy suppliers for trucks, drills, blankets and butter were passed for printing.
- Pays Wm. Cramp & Sons Ship and Engine Building Company $7,373.18 for freight deficit and bonus on the Hetch Hetchy contract.
- The Board took up a resolution authorizing payments to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy and school works; final vote is on the next page.
- Joshua Hendy Iron Works gets $150 for extra work supplying ten dump cars for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- The Board passed for printing a resolution authorizing payments to suppliers and contractors, mostly for Hetch Hetchy works, totalling over $50,000.
- Payments authorized to claimants including plumbing at Commodore Sloat School and supplies for Hetch Hetchy; final vote continues on next page.
- Hetch Hetchy counsel sent a resolution to buy land from several owners for the Amazon reservoir; referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Utah Construction paid $34,795.05 for work on the Hetch Hetchy dam
- Utah Construction paid $34,795.05 for work on the Hetch Hetchy dam
- Cramp & Sons granted extensions to deliver Hetch Hetchy dam outlet valves for Contract 68.
- William Cramp & Sons was paid $28,850, its eighth payment, for Hetch Hetchy Dam gates.
- Resolution authorizes payments of about $1,700 to $15,000 each to vendors for Hetch Hetchy supplies and a Grant School roof.
- Proposed $230,000 advance payment to Construction Company of North America under the Hetch Hetchy contract.
- The Board passed a $230,000 advance payment to Construction Company of North America for Hetch Hetchy water construction work.
- A motion to let the Clerk use a Board automobile for a Hetch Hetchy trip was tabled.
- Nineteen Hetch Hetchy water-system payments to suppliers and contractors were passed for printing.
- Payments totalling thousands of dollars to suppliers for Hetch Hetchy works and a Commodore Sloat School heating job were finally approved.
- Resolution authorizing payment of numerous city claims for Hetch Hetchy, parks, transit and departments; outcome continues on next page.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund paid $16,903.44 for Hetch Hetchy premiums
- Resolution authorizing about $50,000 in city payments for Hetch Hetchy works, schools, fire equipment and hospitals was passed for printing.
- Board authorized payments of about $54,000 total to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy, schools, hospital and fire needs.
- Board authorized payments to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy, Grant School, San Francisco Hospital and the Police Department.
- Supervisor Hayden was delegated to represent the Board on a Hetch Hetchy inspection tour led by the Down Town Association.
- Wm. Cramp & Sons Ship & Engine Building Co. granted a 115-day extension to finish its Hetch Hetchy valve contract.
- Proposed $6,700 from Hetch Hetchy bonds to buy 5,000 feet of steel pipe for aqueduct construction.
- The City Engineer was asked to study a municipal camp near the Hetch Hetchy water supply; adopted.
- Appropriates $6,700 from Water Construction Bonds to buy steel pipe and bands for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- The Board appropriated $6,700 from water construction bonds to buy steel pipe for Hetch Hetchy.
- Board of Public Works may hire expert technical services for the Moccasin Creek power plant on the Hetch Hetchy project.
- Board appropriated $6,700 from water construction bonds to buy steel pipe for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- A resolution authorising payments from the Hetch Hetchy water bond fund to contractors and suppliers was passed for printing.
- Three payments from the Water Construction Fund were authorized for Hetch Hetchy medical care, Groveland expenses and locomotives and dump cars.
- Appropriation of $50,000 proposed from the Water Construction Fund to buy right of way for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- $50,000 from the Water Construction Fund was approved to acquire right of way for the Peninsular Division of the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board authorized $17,619.41 from the water bond fund for Hetch Hetchy medical care, revolving fund costs and rail equipment.
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- Supervisors asked the City Attorney and Hetch Hetchy special counsel to explain their authority for filing a brief against the Town of Antioch.
- Resolution proposes $5,892.10 for air pipe and cinch bands from Western Pipe and Steel Company for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Resolution 19574 authorizes payment of claims to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy, Municipal Railway, Pacific Heights School and police work.
- National Dancing Academy granted a masquerade ball on Mission Street
- The Board appropriated $5,892.10 for air pipe and cinch bands from Western Pipe and Steel Company for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- The Board adopted under suspension of rules a ninety-day extension for Utah Construction Company to finish Hetch Hetchy dam Contract No. 61.
- Board asked Redwood City for permission to build a Hetch Hetchy water conduit through its streets.
- Spring Valley Water Company's agreement with San Francisco for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct payments and water delivery continues, expiring December 31, 1933, unless terminated.
- Agreement requires the Water Company to build and run a Hetch Hetchy aqueduct and pumping plant to Crystal Springs reservoir.
- Proposed ordinance would let Public Works sign a contract with Spring Valley Water Company to operate the Hetch Hetchy conduit section.
- Board passed for printing an ordinance letting Public Works run the Hetch Hetchy conduit with Spring Valley Water Company.
- Board of Public Works proposed an agreement with Spring Valley Water Company to operate the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct between Irvington and Crystal Springs.
- Proposed ordinance would let Board of Public Works sign an operating agreement with Spring Valley Water Company for the Hetch Hetchy conduit.
- Board of Public Works agreement with Spring Valley Water Company on the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct and conduit was adopted by ordinance.
- Appropriation of $5,281,000 for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels proposed; outcome continues on next page.
- The Board appropriated $5,281,000 from water bond funds for aqueduct tunnel construction in the Hetch Hetchy project.
- Payment of $528.54 to Crucible Steel Co. for Hetch Hetchy tool steel passed for printing on motion of McLeran.
- Board granted Utah Construction Company a ninety-day extension to finish the Hetch Hetchy dam contract.
- Hetch Hetchy bills paid, including $16,352.20 to Dennis & Wilson
- Board proposes acquiring a 150-foot right of way in Tuolumne County for a Hetch Hetchy electric transmission line.
- Resolution proposed to spend about $509,000 from the Water Construction Fund on Moccasin Creek power plant equipment contracts.
- Payment of $239,863.61 authorized to Utah Construction Co. for Hetch Hetchy dam construction.
- City adopts agreement with Modesto and Turlock irrigation districts protecting the Hetch Hetchy project near Don Pedro reservoir.
- The Board appropriated $546,665 from the 1910 water bond for Hetch Hetchy's Moccasin Creek power plant equipment contracts.
- Payments authorised to contractors and a claimant for Hetch Hetchy water works, Point Lobos avenue paving, and Horace Mann School architecture.
- City Engineer recommended buying the Las Pulgas Tunnel for Hetch Hetchy; the Board's vote is on the next page.
- Utah Construction Company was granted a third ninety-day extension to finish the Hetch Hetchy dam contract, citing delays from water, cement and equipment problems.
- Proposal to appropriate $700,000 for the Pulgas tunnel on the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, contract awarded to Grant Smith & Co.
- City accepts Peninsula Syndicate's offer to sell San Mateo land for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way for $900.
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- Supervisor McSheehy's resolution against Construction Company of North America's Hetch Hetchy subletting was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Board proposed appropriating $700,000 from the Water Construction Fund to build the Pulgas tunnel on the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- The Board accepted John H. White's offer to sell land in San Mateo County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct for $300.
- An ordinance is proposed to release Utah Construction Company and its bondsmen from Hetch Hetchy dam bond liability.
- The Board granted the Utah Construction Company a ninety-day extension to finish its Hetch Hetchy dam contract.
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing purchase of San Mateo County land from John H. White for the Hetch Hetchy viaduct.
- Board of Public Works may release Utah Construction Company's bonds on the Hetch Hetchy dam contract; bill passed for printing.
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- Board sets aside $75,000 from Hetch Hetchy bond funds for Sixbit Gulch bridge, piers and railroad grading contracts.
- Resolution to pay suppliers from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy work was passed for printing.
- Board adopted authority to take fragment lots in Redwood City for the Hetch Hetchy right of way via Rice Abstract Company.
- Purchase of land in San Mateo County from Charles H. Crane for the Hetch Hetchy right of way is proposed.
- Ordinance lets the city release Utah Construction Company's bonds on the Hetch Hetchy dam contract.
- Board appropriated $75,000 from Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy piers, a steel bridge and railroad grading at Sixbit Gulch.
- Claims paid from water and school construction funds were passed for printing, including $334,588.41 to Utah Construction Co. for Hetch Hetchy dam.
- Payments are authorized from the Water Construction Fund to several claimants, including Associated Oil Co., for Hetch Hetchy work.
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- The city agreed to buy two lots in North Fair Oaks, San Mateo County, from Chris Cussen for $200 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board considers accepting Mrs. Victor M. Munoz's $200 offer to sell San Mateo County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board accepted C. H. Holt Realty Company's $1,643 offer to sell land on Hawes street for the Hetch Hetchy pipeline.
- Resolution proposed to appropriate $379,585 for transformers for the Moccasin Creek power plant under Hetch Hetchy contract.
- City Engineer recommends buying right-of-way parcels from C. H. Holt Realty Company in San Mateo County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Resolution presented by Supervisor Shannon to accept offers to sell land in San Mateo County for the Hetch Hetchy Viaduct right of way.
- Board accepted offers to sell San Mateo County land to Albert B. Hood for $230 and J. B. Dowd for $375 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Utah Construction Co. was paid $347,881.34 for the thirty-fourth payment on the Hetch Hetchy Dam.
- The city accepted offers from several owners to sell San Mateo County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Proposal submitted to voters excluding Hetch Hetchy and water utility bonds from the city's bonded debt limit.
- Board ordered submitted to voters a charter amendment excluding Hetch Hetchy utility bonds from the bonded debt limit.
- Proposed charter amendment would exempt Hetch Hetchy power and water bonds from the city debt limit and allow surplus sales outside the City.
- City accepts offers from Mary Thralls and John and Clementina Burton to sell land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- The Board accepted offers to sell San Mateo County land to the city for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right-of-way.
- The City Engineer proposed buying several Redwood City parcels from C. A. Hooper & Co. for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- City Engineer recommended buying three San Mateo County land parcels for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct, for $350, $400 and $200.
- Board approved payments of $984 to Fred Cavagnaro and $150 to Mecartea et al. for Hetch Hetchy Railroad fire damage.
- Resolution proposed to accept the Lockes' $610 offer for North Fair Oaks land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Hetch Hetchy workers' grievances, presented by Molke, were referred to the Board of Public Works.
- A resolution proposed authorizing payments from the Water Construction Fund to many suppliers for Hetch Hetchy works.
- Offer to sell a North Fair Oaks lot to the city for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, $100, laid over one week.
- Utah Construction Company granted a fourth ninety-day extension to finish its Hetch Hetchy dam contract.
- The Board accepted the Wittenmeyers' offer to sell a $400 Redwood City parcel for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Resolution authorizes payments to many suppliers and firms from Hetch Hetchy water and Municipal Railway funds.
- Offer of F. W. Leis to sell a San Mateo County lot for $100 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct accepted, pending title check.
- Board appropriated $103.30 from the Water Construction Fund to pay San Francisco Hospital for stores furnished to Hetch Hetchy.
- A resolution proposed buying land from William J. and Josephine C. Madden for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- The Board authorises dozens of payments to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy, Municipal Railway, schools, fire houses and pensions.
- Resolution proposes the city buy land in San Mateo County needed for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, on City Engineer advice.
- Water Construction Fund payments to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy works were passed for printing.
- The Board accepted three owners' offers to sell San Mateo County lots for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, totalling $1,076.
- Board authorized payments to Hetch Hetchy aqueduct and dam contractors and suppliers, led by Utah Construction Co.'s $237,501.02.
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- City accepts offer to sell a 10-acre Tuolumne County tract for $150 for the Hetch Hetchy reservoir.
- The city paid Henry Hiniker $90 for fire damage to his Tuolumne County property caused by the Hetch Hetchy Railroad.
- The city proposed buying lots from twelve San Mateo County owners for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Supervisor McSheehy urges that the Hetch Hetchy bond sale losses of $2,888,537 be investigated and reported back to committee.
- The Public Utilities Committee reported on a Hetch Hetchy resolution; the Board's decision is not printed on this page.
- Major Frank Brezina's offer to settle Hetch Hetchy aqueduct damage litigation for $1,000 was accepted by the city.
- Public Utilities Committee referred McSheehy's Hetch Hetchy labor and financial resolution to Public Works and Finance Committee.
- City proposed accepting a land exchange with Nicholas and Ella Connor for a Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way in San Mateo County.
- City accepted four San Mateo County landowners' offers to sell parcels for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Board accepted offers from Green Consolidated Gold Mining Company and E. J. Smith to sell Tuolumne County land for Hetch Hetchy, at $40 each.
- The City Engineer recommended buying land in San Mateo County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct; the vote continues next page.
- Board considers buying San Mateo County land from Hollis Chenery Clark for $200 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Resolution passed for printing to pay landowners for Hetch Hetchy right-of-way land in San Mateo and Stanislaus counties.
- Hynes proposed rescinding the City's contract giving Construction Company of North America an option on $5,281,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds; referred to Finance Committee.
- Paul Arata was awarded $100 cash and 20 timbers for fire damage to his Tuolumne County property from the Hetch Hetchy Railroad.
- A $361 offer from Isabelle and Harry Tennebaum for San Mateo County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct was accepted.
- A schedule of city claims for schools, Hetch Hetchy supplies and San Francisco Hospital bills is listed for payment, continuing onto the next page.
- The Board extended Construction Company of North America's option to buy $8,520,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds until February 15, 1922.
- Resolution would authorize a long list of payments to claimants for Hetch Hetchy supplies, street work, schools and hospitals; outcome continues on next page.
- Union Construction Company granted a 75-day extension to finish a bridge at Sixbit Gulch on Hetch Hetchy Railroad.
- The Finance Committee report on the Hetch Hetchy bond sale and Supervisor McSheehy's queries was re-referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- City accepts San Mateo County land offers from seven owners for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way, totaling $2,095.
- A 90-day extension was proposed for Utah Construction Company to finish the Hetch Hetchy dam contract, following Board of Public Works recommendation.
- Board accepted two landowners' offers to sell San Mateo County lots needed for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board adopts resolution urging Hetch Hetchy workers be hired through the free State Employment Bureau rather than fee-charging agencies.
- City accepts offers from three San Mateo County landowners to sell land needed for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right-of-way.
- Board accepted offers from three owners to sell San Mateo County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, totaling $1,555.
- City Attorney advised that releasing Construction Company of North America from buying five million Hetch Hetchy bonds is legally safe; referred to Finance Committee.
- Board passed for printing an authorization of payments to many claimants, including $114,617.18 to Utah Construction Co. for the Hetch Hetchy dam.
- Plan to distribute Hetch Hetchy power sent to committee
- A $375,000 Hetch Hetchy cable contract with Aluminum Company of America was sent back to the Public Utilities Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking the Grand Jury to give a full hearing to charges over the 1921 Hetch Hetchy bond sale.
- Board accepted three landowners' offers to sell aqueduct right-of-way land in San Mateo County for Hetch Hetchy.
- $375,000 to the Aluminum Company of America for Hetch Hetchy cable
- City Engineer proposed buying land in San Mateo County from several owners for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- The Board accepted the Barbers' offer to sell a San Mateo County parcel for $550 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Resolution authorizing payments to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy, tunnel, school and railway works; final vote continues beyond this page.
- Supervisor Shannon presented a resolution accepting an offer to sell San Mateo County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- The Board appropriated $375,000 for steel reinforced aluminum cable for the Hetch Hetchy water supply contract.
- Special legal services contract with Robert M. Searls extended three years for the Hetch Hetchy water supply project.
- The Board granted the Coffin Valve Co. a ninety-day extension to finish its Hetch Hetchy valve contract.
- Three San Mateo County land owners' offers to sell parcels for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct were accepted, totaling $3,800.
- City accepts offers from Pescia ($25,000) and Bazzuro ($100) for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct land in San Mateo County.
- Engineers' association proposed naming the completed Hetch Hetchy dam the O'Shaughnessy Dam; referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Board accepted John James Rogers' offer to exchange North Fair Oaks lots for the city's Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way, with the city paying $350.
- Resolution proposed for exchanging city property for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way; outcome on next page.
- Payments totalling $123,077.99 authorized to suppliers and contractors, including $76,127.13 to Utah Construction Co. for Hetch Hetchy dam.
- City accepts a land exchange with H. Levy in North Fair Oaks for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- City proposed to buy land and easements from several San Mateo owners for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Resolution proposed to accept owners' offers to sell Alameda County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Martin J. Lyons granted extensions of time to finish grading for the Hetch Hetchy Railway relocation at Sixbit Gulch.
- Board names the Hetch Hetchy dam O'Shaughnessy Dam after City Engineer M. M. O'Shaughnessy.
- Board accepted Gertrude Desmond's offer to exchange Lot 1 in Block 63 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- City accepts owners' offers to sell San Mateo County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Offer from W. S. King to sell Newark land for $75 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct was accepted.
- Resolution 20976 proposes a City Engineer land purchase for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct; outcome continues on next page.
- City accepts Richard and Ruby Knight's offer to exchange San Mateo County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Resolution proposed to buy land in San Mateo County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- City accepts Sofia Avendano's land exchange in San Mateo County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- A resolution proposes buying land from Bertha Alice Steiner in Redwood City for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, with a land exchange.
- City Engineer proposes buying four small San Mateo County parcels from owners for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- City accepts $50 offer from A. H. and Alma Mingst for land in Newark for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- City Engineer recommends buying land in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- $4,889 paid to John W. Stevenson for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct land
- Proposed purchase of San Mateo County lots from six owners for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, totaling $1,747.
- Board of Public Works authorized to sell a surplus Hetch Hetchy locomotive at public auction.
- The Board accepted Frederikke Neilson's offer to sell land in Stanislaus County for $600 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Offer by Katherine Harris to exchange San Mateo County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct accepted.
- City Engineer recommends buying Stanislaus County land from the Blodgetts and Raine Ewell for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- City accepted offers from three San Mateo County owners to sell land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Proposed purchase of San Mateo County land from Elena S. Unger for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, with an exchange, continues to next page.
- A $40,000 payment to Pacific Gas and Electric for Hetch Hetchy line work was sent to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed $40,000 payment to Pacific Gas and Electric for rebuilding the Hetch Hetchy transmission line and standby service.
- City proposed to accept owners' offers to sell Redwood City land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- City agreed to exchange a Dumbarton, San Mateo County parcel with Dominican College of San Rafael for aqueduct right of way land, with $75 credited.
- The City Engineer recommended buying land from several owners in Newark for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- City Engineer recommends a land purchase for the Hetch Hetchy water supply; outcome continues on the next page.
- Kearney family's offer to sell Stanislaus County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct accepted for $600.
- Offers by Frank Meneghelli and Lester H. Weaver to sell San Mateo County lots for the Hetch Hetchy water supply accepted.
- City Engineer recommends accepting offers from Otto N. Hirsch and the Emersons to sell Alameda County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- The Board authorized a $40,000 payment to Pacific Gas and Electric Company to rebuild the Hetch Hetchy transmission line.
- General John H. Biddle addressed the Board on the history of the Hetch Hetchy water project.
- City engineer recommended buying Stanislaus County land from several owners for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct and transmission line.
- Board considers accepting C. C. Turner's offer to sell Stanislaus County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Resolution proposing purchase of land in Stanislaus County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct and transmission line.
- Board proposed paying claims to many landowners and suppliers, mostly for Hetch Hetchy water works, pending final passage.
- Proposed purchase of San Mateo County parcels for $2,080 total for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Board adopts policy to supply stand-by and emergency electric power from Hetch Hetchy to the Modesto Irrigation District.
- City Engineer recommends buying Stanislaus County rights of way from the Washburns and Bares for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Hetch Hetchy counsel proposed a resolution giving stand-by power to Modesto Irrigation District; it was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Five thousand dollars appropriated for test piles across San Francisco Bay at Dumbarton Straits for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Two million three hundred thousand dollars proposed for the Bay Crossing pipe line of the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct, awarded to Western Pipe and Steel Company.
- One hundred thousand three dollars proposed for acquiring rights of way for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct.
- The Board accepted nine owners' offers to sell Stanislaus County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, totalling $11,983.28.
- City proposed buying Alameda County land from the Blacows and John Mattos for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Appropriates $2,300,000 from water bond funds for a Western Pipe and Steel contract on the Bay Crossing Hetch Hetchy pipeline.
- Board appropriated $100,000 to buy rights of way for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct across five counties.
- Proposed purchase of San Mateo County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct from H. D. McGarvey for $1,700.
- Offers to sell Stanislaus County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct and power line accepted, totaling $6,350 to five owners.
- Special Counsel authorized to accept and record Spring Valley Water Company deeds for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct rights of way.
- City Attorney authorized to begin condemnation proceedings for a Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way; action deferred.
- City accepted Jacob M. Paulsen's offer to exchange land in San Mateo County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, paying $350.
- Payment of $1,100 to Samuel and Ed Blodgett for land in Stanislaus County for the Hetch Hetchy right of way.
- Payment of $1,636 to G. A. and Minnie Castor for land in Stanislaus County for the Hetch Hetchy right of way.
- Payment of $1,322 to Frederick Miller for land in Stanislaus County for the Hetch Hetchy right of way.
- Payment of $1,000 to Robert M. Searls for Hetch Hetchy land and right of way expenditures.
- Proposed condemnation of property in San Mateo County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Board adopted an arrangement letting the city convey severed land fragments in Alameda County through Alameda County Title Insurance Company for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed setting aside $5,000,000 of Hetch Hetchy bonds to buy San Francisco's power distribution system; referred to committee.
- Board considers buying a strip of Mary Jane Brophy's land in Alameda County for $111 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board adopted a resolution authorising condemnation of San Mateo County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Payment of $7,000 to E. F. Young for land in Stanislaus County for the Hetch Hetchy right of way.
- Payment of $5,462.25 to Coffin Valve Co. for Hetch Hetchy valves under Contract 79.
- Resolution to pay about twenty suppliers and landowners for Hetch Hetchy and right-of-way work was passed for printing on McLeran's motion.
- Purchase of aqueduct and transmission line rights of way from Isaac Guy and the Jones owners in Stanislaus County was proposed.
- $2,596 paid to Maud Lee Flood for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct land
- The City Engineer recommended buying land from Jacob and Mary H. Cover in Stanislaus County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct for $2,000.
- Resolution 21297 authorizes payments for Hetch Hetchy water works equipment, cement, supplies and rights of way to named claimants.
- Supervisor McSheehy asked that Schmitz's Hetch Hetchy power resolution be taken from committee and acted on now.
- Resolution would accept N. E. McDermott's $684 offer to sell Stanislaus County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- City accepted three Alameda County landowners' offers to sell right-of-way land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board adopted a resolution asking the City Engineer to survey land along the Hetch Hetchy line for a municipal camp and playground.
- City offers to buy a small Alameda County parcel for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct from John and Mary King for $300.
- Board authorized 33 claim payments from city funds to suppliers and contractors, including $10,000 to Robert M. Searls for Hetch Hetchy lands.
- Supervisor Shannon proposed that the City Engineer obtain terms and prices from Pacific Gas and Electric and Great Western Power for Hetch Hetchy electricity.
- The Central Council of Civic Clubs urged the Board to announce a plan for disposing of Hetch Hetchy hydroelectric power; the matter was referred to committee.
- Five Stanislaus County land parcels for the Hetch Hetchy project bought from owners for $5,100 total, adopted.
- City accepted offers to sell three Stanislaus County parcels for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct for a total of $5,480.90.
- Purchase of Alameda County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way accepted from four owners, $10 to $1,000 each.
- Resolution asks the City Engineer to obtain terms and prices from PG&E and Great Western Power for marketing Hetch Hetchy electricity; Hynes amendment defeated.
- Board adopted a policy that the city should distribute Hetch Hetchy electric power to consumers through its own plant.
- Board granted the Turlock and Modesto Irrigation Districts one more year to rip-rap Hetch Hetchy Railroad fills.
- Board accepts offers to sell Stanislaus County land to the city for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct and power line.
- City accepted three San Mateo County owners' offers to sell right-of-way parcels for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- City Engineer proposed buying Newark, Alameda County parcels from three owners for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Schmitz resolution would set city policy to bring Hetch Hetchy power into San Francisco and build a city distribution plant; outcome is garbled.
- Supervisor McSheehy's resolution to use Hetch Hetchy water bond money to buy a hydro-electric distribution system was referred to the City Attorney for opinion.
- Supervisor Schmitz's resolution proposing city policy to distribute Hetch Hetchy power directly to consumers was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Board directed the City Engineer to ask PG&E and Great Western Power for terms to market Hetch Hetchy electricity.
- City to run Hetch Hetchy pipes under Southern Pacific tracks
- McSheehy's substitute withholding the $298,276 Hetch Hetchy dam final payment was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- City accepts offers to sell aqueduct rights of way in San Mateo County for the Hetch Hetchy supply, paying $5 and $1,800.
- Board accepted an offer from Harvel W. Ennor to sell a Newark lot for $62.50 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Henry Argall offered to waive damage claims over lost spring water on his Groveland ranch, possibly caused by the aqueduct tunnel.
- Board accepted offers to sell Stanislaus County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct and transmission line, totaling $7,450.
- Proposal to invite East Bay cities to join the Hetch Hetchy water project was referred to committee.
- The city accepted Alex Backstrom's $100 offer for a North Fair Oaks lot in San Mateo County needed for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- The city accepted offers of $3,000 from William and Flossie Jolliff and $1,200 from Raymond and Rosina Plumb for Stanislaus County land for the Hetch Hetchy project.
- The city proposed buying part of a Newark, Alameda County lot from James J. Mullen for $20 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- James Toreson sells Hetch Hetchy right of way land for $100
- M. J. Brandenstein & Co. was authorized to be paid $735 for coffee for Hetch Hetchy.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed that the Finance Committee, City Treasurer and City Auditor report on bonding capacity for municipal Hetch Hetchy power.
- Purchase of two Stanislaus County parcels for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct proposed from H. Leslie Say and E. A. Gammon.
- Associated Oil Co. was authorized to be paid $578.06 for oils for Hetch Hetchy.
- The City Engineer recommended buying land in Alameda and Stanislaus counties for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- The Board authorized release of Hetch Hetchy water bonds held in escrow and dismissal of the John Coffee Hays lawsuit.
- United States Steel Products Company awarded $272,162 for Dumbarton Straits bridges
- The City Engineer recommended buying land from Bay Counties Land Company for $1,750 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct; the vote is not printed here.
- City accepted Catherine Hobro's offer of $350 for a Redwood City parcel needed for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board sets aside $298,276.27 for final payment to Utah Construction Company for the Hetch Hetchy dam.
- Aqueduct land at Newark bought from Thompson and Quinn for $250
- The Board accepted offers from Annie M. Graham for $200 and Thomas Gibney for $15 to sell San Mateo County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- City accepted offers to sell two Stanislaus County parcels for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, for $714 and $300.
- United States Steel Products Company awarded $272,162 for Dumbarton Straits bridges
- Welch moved that the City Engineer be called in to report on Shannon's Hetch Hetchy power resolution, and the motion carried.
- City accepted sale offers for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct land in North Fair Oaks and Dumbarton, totaling $891.
- Board to authorize payments to thirty claimants for Hetch Hetchy supplies and a New Mission High School architect; final vote follows.
- Board approved final payment of $298,276.27 to Utah Construction Company for the Hetch Hetchy dam.
- Authorizations totalling many thousands of dollars from water bond funds were passed for printing for Hetch Hetchy suppliers and landowners.
- Supervisor Shannon's Hetch Hetchy power resolution adopted, including an advisory commission to report within 30 days.
- Board finally authorized $16,476.87 from water bond funds paid to Utah Construction Company for Hetch Hetchy materials.
- City Engineer recommended buying a right of way from Nicolaus Koster for $4,116 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- City Engineer O'Shaughnessy's report on Supervisor Shannon's resolution on distributing Hetch Hetchy power is taken up as a special order.
- Supervisor Shannon proposed a substitute resolution urging municipal ownership and direct distribution of Hetch Hetchy power; no final vote is printed.
- Board authorizes payments to landowners for Hetch Hetchy water right-of-way lands in San Mateo and Stanislaus counties.
- Board moves to accept Marie Ness's $20 offer to sell a Newark, Alameda County parcel for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board accepts three Stanislaus County land offers totalling $7,100 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct and transmission line.
- The Bureau of Governmental Research asked that the Hetch Hetchy power distribution resolution be reconsidered; referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Proposed declaration that the city should build a electricity distribution system fed by the Hetch Hetchy Moccasin Creek plant.
- A waiver of damage claims for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct tunnel is proposed for acceptance on the City Engineer's recommendation.
- Public Utilities Committee recommends passing to print a declaratory ordinance for a city-owned Hetch Hetchy electric distribution system.
- A declaratory ordinance to acquire or build a city electricity distribution system from Hetch Hetchy power passed for printing.
- City authorized payments to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy water works and several school construction projects.
- A resolution authorizing payments from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy supplies and lands was passed for printing.
- Utah Construction Company is to receive $298,276.27, the final payment for the O'Shaughnessy Dam contract.
- Newark Lumber Company sells aqueduct land to the city for $2,600
- Resolution accepts $999 offer from F. R. and Emina B. Way for Stanislaus County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board accepted four owners' offers to sell Stanislaus County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Board is considering buying San Mateo County land from two owners for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Board ordered final $298,276.27 payment to Utah Construction Company for the Hetch Hetchy dam.
- Board accepted Edna Burchard's offer to sell a San Mateo County lot for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct for $100.
- Board accepted John Brunney's offer to sell a Newark lot in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct for $32.50.
- McSheehy presented a resolution for municipal distribution of Hetch Hetchy power directly to consumers; outcome not shown here.
- Resolution authorizing Water Construction Fund payments to about twenty suppliers for Hetch Hetchy work; final passage begun, vote not printed here.
- The City Engineer recommended buying land in San Joaquin County for a Hetch Hetchy transmission line; the vote continues on the next page.
- The Board accepted an offer to sell a parcel in Redwood City to the city for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, for $125.
- Accepts John S. Hayman's offer to sell land in Stanislaus County for $9,500 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Fern and Raymond Kelly were paid $3,750 for Stanislaus County land for the Hetch Hetchy right of way.
- Newark Lumber Co. was paid $2,600 for Alameda County land for the Hetch Hetchy right of way.
- Advisory committee reports the City must distribute Hetch Hetchy power itself and should appraise private distributing systems without delay.
- The Pelton Water Wheel Co. was paid $12,950 for forged steel pipe for the Hetch Hetchy system.
- Joseph Raggio was paid $1,875 for Tuolumne County land for the Hetch Hetchy right of way.
- P. R. Way and Emina B. Way were paid $999 for Stanislaus County land for the Hetch Hetchy right of way.
- C. M. Finney and Maud S. Finney were paid $1,600 for Stanislaus County land for the Hetch Hetchy right of way.
- Board selected Hetch Hetchy land near Mather Station as a city mountain recreation camp, placed under the Playground Commission.
- Resolution proposed to accept offers to sell Newark, Alameda County land to the city for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Board is set to accept offers for San Mateo County land from Mendonca and the Luciers for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- $374,738.69 moved to the Hetch Hetchy dam construction account
- Board accepts landowners' offers to sell Stanislaus County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct and transmission line.
- City accepts Central Commercial and Savings Bank's offer to sell 36.46 acres in Stanislaus County for $3,646 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- City accepts $10 offer for Newark land for aqueduct
- City accepts $35 offer for Newark land for aqueduct
- Proposed purchase of a right-of-way easement in Alameda County from Antonio Leal deBrum for $500 for the Hetch Hetchy transmission line.
- Accepted offers to sell right-of-way land in Stanislaus County to the city for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, totaling about $27,050.
- A proposed resolution would authorize fifteen claims for school equipment and Hetch Hetchy water works construction.
- A resolution authorizes payments from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy works, groceries, fuel and right-of-way lands.
- City Attorney advised on the guarantee of the Construction Company of North America under Hetch Hetchy tunnel Contract 77-C.
- The Board accepted the offer of Louis Calais and Harriet Walther to sell 5.357 acres in Stanislaus County for $3,200 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Payments to suppliers and contractors for school equipment and Hetch Hetchy works are authorized, with the final vote continuing on the next page.
- Resolution accepts nine owners' offers to sell Hetch Hetchy transmission line easements in Alameda County for $2,963.50 total.
- The Board accepted offers from Jennie Koch and Bertha Hutton to sell Newark, Alameda County lots for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board considers buying Alameda County land from Mary Noll and A. Schilling for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Alice L. Yates paid $500 for springs dried by Hetch Hetchy
- The Board accepted the Magruders' offer to convey land in Redwood City for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, with $390 cash.
- The Board accepted the Carnduffs' offer to sell 3.25 acres in San Mateo County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct for $2,437.50.
- The Board authorized a $750 settlement to Engel S. Sorensen for a 1923 injury on the Hetch Hetchy Railroad.
- City Engineer recommends buying a right-of-way easement in San Joaquin County for the Hetch Hetchy transmission line.
- The Board endorsed a private application to the War Department to close Newark Slough, to lower Hetch Hetchy aqueduct construction costs.
- Accepted Henry Becker's offer to sell a fractional lot in Newark, Alameda County, for $60 for the aqueduct.
- Accepted Joseph C. Brighetto's offer to sell a 4.3-acre Hetch Hetchy water easement in San Joaquin County for $100.
- Resolution to acquire land in Newark, Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy right of way; vote not printed here.
- Elizabeth Bagley's $35 offer to sell a Newark, Alameda County lot for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct is before the Board.
- Proposed purchase of several Stanislaus County land parcels for the Hetch Hetchy project; outcome on next page.
- Proposed purchase of a San Mateo County lot from Charles Thomas Quirey for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, with a land exchange.
- Board authorized the City Attorney to start condemnation of a Newark parcel on Robertson Avenue for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Committees recommend appropriating $1,250,000 to Healy Tibbitts Construction Company for a Hetch Hetchy bridge substructure across Dumbarton Straits.
- Offers to sell land in Stanislaus County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct accepted, for $1,825 and $3,000.
- Board requests the Mayor call a conference on the Hetch Hetchy water project and hydro-electric power problem.
- Supervisor McLeran proposed asking Pacific Gas and Electric what it would charge to distribute Hetch Hetchy hydroelectric power.
- Supervisor McLeran proposed a resolution seeking more funds to finish the Hetch Hetchy water and hydroelectric system.
- Board sent to printing a resolution authorizing Water Construction Fund payments to Hetch Hetchy suppliers and right-of-way landowners in Stanislaus County.
- The City Engineer recommended buying a power line right-of-way easement in Alameda County from Robert Larocca and others.
- A water ordinance for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels in Tuolumne and Alameda counties was taken up; no outcome is printed here.
- Resolution authorizing payments to fourteen listed claimants for Hetch Hetchy works and supplies; final vote continues on next page.
- Payment authorizations for Municipal Railway and Hetch Hetchy claims were passed for printing.
- Army Street sewer gets $29,000; Isolation Hospital plumbing gets $1,385
- Supervisors gave final passage to evaluation resolutions for a Hetch Hetchy water and hydroelectric power bond plan, to be put to voters.
- Bill declaring public necessity for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels in Tuolumne and Alameda counties passed for printing, first reading.
- The City Clerk of Tracy asked whether San Francisco's Hetch Hetchy power lines could supply electricity; referred to Public Utilities Committee.
- City moves to take land of Annie Fabian et al. by eminent domain for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct and power transmission lines.
- Resolution proposes condemning San Joaquin County land for the Hetch Hetchy hydro-electric line rights of way.
- The Board accepted Southern Pacific Company's offer to sell land in Newark, Alameda County, for $1,000, for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Supervisors set aside $450,000 from the 1910 bond fund for Hetch Hetchy transmission towers and related inspections and tests.
- Board finally passed payments to suppliers and insurers from the Water Construction Fund, including Hetch Hetchy items.
- The Board is offered $1,000 for right of way easements over Leal land in Alameda County for a Hetch Hetchy power line.
- The Board accepted a Southern Pacific Company deed exchange for a triangular Hetch Hetchy right of way in San Mateo County.
- Public Works is asked to report how much money Hetch Hetchy construction needs this year.
- Board authorized one-year leases at fifty dollars a month for four tracts used as yards for the Hetch Hetchy transmission line.
- Funds set aside for Hetch Hetchy transmission line towers at Moccasin Creek, awarded to Pacific Coast Steel Company.
- Board accepted R. L. and Louise B. Price's $500 offer for a Hetch Hetchy power-line easement in Tuolumne County.
- City accepted the Messer family's offer of $885.90 for 14.869 acres for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct in San Joaquin County.
- The City Engineer recommended buying a right-of-way easement from Gladding, McBean & Co. for the Hetch Hetchy line; the vote is pending.
- Summary not public in this release
- City Engineer recommended buying Hetch Hetchy power-line easements in Alameda County from Mary R. Cardoza and the Darrows for $2,650.
- City's offer to buy Rosasco estate easements for a Hetch Hetchy power line in Tuolumne County continues on the next page.
- Acceptance of right-of-way easement offers in Stanislaus County for the Hetch Hetchy transmission line was proposed.
- Summary not public in this release
- The Board accepted offers by Mary S. Duarte and Ernest A. Wente to sell Alameda County right-of-way easements for the Hetch Hetchy line.
- Board of Public Works estimated $5,574,800 needed for Hetch Hetchy water construction this year; referred to Public Utilities Committee.
- City accepted $302.50 from Lena F. Each and $10 from Robert and J. J. Woods for Stanislaus County Hetch Hetchy easements.
- City accepted Louis T. Queen and Susan B. Queen's $380 offer for an Alameda County easement for the Hetch Hetchy line.
- The Board proposed buying rights of way in Stanislaus County from three owners for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, totalling $10,725.
- The Board accepted the Rodrigues' offer to sell a $200 power line right-of-way easement in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy water project.
- City accepts $10 offer from S. J. and Margaret Nichols for a Hetch Hetchy right of way in Stanislaus County.
- City accepted Edwin T. Ellis's offer to rent a campsite at $25 monthly for Hetch Hetchy transmission line construction.
- City proposes buying Hetch Hetchy easements from John and Warren Fahey in Stanislaus County for $3.90 and $198.25.
- Payments from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy supplies and Alameda County land were passed for printing.
- Shizuye Okuma accepted $500 from the city to waive damage claims over land hit by the Hetch Hetchy pipe line.
- City accepted the Coykendalls' $1,500 offer to sell a Hetch Hetchy power line easement in Alameda County.
- Summary not public in this release
- City proposed buying a Hetch Hetchy power line easement in Stanislaus County from the Pratt heirs for $480.
- The city proposed buying a power line easement across 24.4 acres from Peter Moy in San Joaquin County for $84.
- City accepted J. J. Hughes's $51 offer to sell a Hetch Hetchy power line easement in Tuolumne County.
- New route fixed for Hetch Hetchy power lines
- The Board moved to pay $3,000 to Cumberson and Meharry for a condemned aqueduct strip in San Mateo County.
- A resolution authorizes payments from the Water Construction Fund to several suppliers, including cement for Hetch Hetchy work.
- Four Stanislaus County landowners' offers to sell Hetch Hetchy power line easements accepted, $400 to $923 each.
- Proposed condemnation of 24.6 acres of Luisa Rosasco's land in Tuolumne County for a Hetch Hetchy transmission line.
- The Board accepted the Rodden offer of $500 for an electric transmission line easement for the Hetch Hetchy water project.
- Purchase of a right-of-way parcel in Stanislaus County for the Hetch Hetchy water supply is proposed.
- Union Machine Company was awarded the $18,335 contract to supply gate valves for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Union Machine Company wins $18,335 valve contract for Hetch Hetchy
- Resolution authorizes payment of many city claims to suppliers and contractors from several city funds, including Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Offer by John Hinkson to sell four Newark parcels in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct accepted for $135.
- Modesto Irrigation District asked the City for stored Hetch Hetchy water and electrical power; the request was referred to committee.
- The Board authorized the Board of Public Works to sign railroad licence agreements letting the Hetch Hetchy transmission line cross company tracks near several towns.
- Board accepted Arthur and Elizabeth Barber's $5 offer for a North Fair Oaks strip of land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- A resolution proposes increased payment to Peter Moy for Hetch Hetchy water supply land; outcome appears on the next page.
- City Engineer recommends buying land in Stanislaus County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct and transmission line; vote continues next page.
- Board accepted easement offers from three Fogarty owners and Manuel Estate Co. for the Hetch Hetchy power line in Stanislaus County.
- $1,325 paid for land to widen San Jose Avenue
- Proposed resolution to condemn land from three owners in Stanislaus County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Adopted resolution to take 0.490 acre from Joseph F. Machado in Stanislaus County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Aluminum Company of America was paid $179,546.55 for aluminum cable for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Western Pipe and Steel Co. was paid $33,353.29 for steel penstock work on the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Board appropriated about $23,000 from the Water Construction Fund for Moccasin Creek power plant and Bay-Pulgas pump equipment.
- The Board accepted a Spring Valley Water Company deed granting a right of way for the Hetch Hetchy transmission line in Alameda County.
- Summary not public in this release
- Funds set aside for Hetch Hetchy pipe-crossing trestles and Moccasin Creek power plant hardware contracts.
- The United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company protested a Hetch Hetchy pipe contract; the Board's action is not yet shown.
- Special Counsel for the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply made a recommendation; the vote continues on the next page.
- Resolution authorizing payments from the Water Construction Fund to several suppliers for Hetch Hetchy work was passed for printing.
- City leases 1.342 acres in Stanislaus County from J. E. Blickenstaff for a Hetch Hetchy line camp at $40 monthly.
- Supervisors accepted offers from Frank and Olive Walker and Milo and Mary Walker to sell Stanislaus County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Chamber of Commerce asks the city to resume the Dumbarton pipe
- Appropriations of about $193,000 were approved from water bond funds for Hetch Hetchy trestles and Moccasin Creek power plant hardware.
- Mayor authorised to appoint a committee to negotiate Hetch Hetchy participation terms with the East Bay utility district.
- Water bond funds for electric motors at the Bay-Pulgas Pumping Plant under Hetch Hetchy contract 104; vote continues next page.
- Resolution accepts Kavanaugh owners' offer to sell San Mateo County land for $6,557.50 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Amended Hetch Hetchy right-of-way description adopted
- Samuel Macdonald's Stanislaus land taken for the Hetch Hetchy line
- Supervisor McLeran proposed a declaratory ordinance for a bond issue to complete the Hetch Hetchy water project; referred to committee.
- Board adopted Resolution 22517 repealing the cancellation of the $196,802 Hetch Hetchy pipe contract with a foundry company.
- Board considered $200,000 from the Water Construction Fund for submarine pipe for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct, with contract to a foundry.
- City accepts Mary Nunes offer to sell land in Alameda County for $600 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- City Attorney recommends buying a right-of-way easement in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy electric line.
- $200,000 approved for submarine cast iron pipe for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct, awarded to United States Cast Iron Pipe and Foundry Company.
- City accepts Machado offer to sell 0.49 acre in Stanislaus County for $1,175 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- The Board named the new Hetch Hetchy municipal camp ground the Margaret Maryland Municipal Camp Ground.
- The city accepted Thomas D. Witherly's offer to rent a camp site near Mission San Jose for $75 for three months.
- Supervisor McGregor presented an offer to sell land needed for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Board of Public Works submitted plans and estimates for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels under Ordinance 6118, referred to committee.
- Oakdale Irrigation District's rights of way for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct and power lines were accepted by the city.
- Board of Public Works ordered to prepare plans and cost estimates for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels and electric system.
- Plans and cost estimates for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels were submitted and referred to the Finance and Public Utilities Committee.
- The Board authorized payments from city funds to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy, schools, and the Municipal Railway, including a $92,017 property purchase.
- Seventeen Hetch Hetchy construction payments to suppliers were authorized for printing, totalling about $38,000 in claims.
- Acceptance of Michael Justus Overacker's offer of $1,190 for a Hetch Hetchy power line right of way in Alameda County is proposed.
- The Board authorized payments to Del Monte Meat Co. and General Electric Co. from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy supplies.
- The Board of Public Works proposes a $25,000,000 bond-funded aqueduct tunnel system in Tuolumne County for Hetch Hetchy water.
- $14,200 set aside for extra cable on the Hetch Hetchy contract
- Board of Public Works filed plans to build a city electric distribution system from Hetch Hetchy power, estimated at $45,000,000.
- Sixteen supplier claims for Hetch Hetchy construction, including $10,861.76 to Old Mission Portland Cement Co., finally passed.
- Approves $14,200 for extra cable bought for the Moccasin Creek power plant under the Hetch Hetchy contract.
- Offer of Peter Strid to sell $25 San Mateo County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct; vote not shown here.
- Offer of W. A. and Mary Louise Frederick to sell a $1,200 Alameda County easement for Hetch Hetchy accepted.
- Payments authorised to dozens of suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy, school and Municipal Railway work, June 1924.
- Proposed ordinance would let Board of Public Works sell Hetch Hetchy stored water to Modesto and Turlock districts at $1.60 per acre foot.
- Offer of $2,900 from Frank and Helen Bavaster accepted for Hetch Hetchy right of way in Stanislaus County.
- The Board of Public Works is authorized to contract to sell stored Hetch Hetchy water to Modesto and Turlock Irrigation Districts.
- The city accepted Charles J. Hohlbein's offer to rent an auto camp site near Livermore for the Hetch Hetchy line.
- Resolution proposed to buy a Hetch Hetchy right-of-way easement across land in Alameda County.
- Anglo-California Trust Company land bought for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct
- East Bay Hetch Hetchy League's resolution backing cooperation on the Hetch Hetchy water project was sent to the Public Utilities Committee.
- East Bay Hetch Hetchy League announced plans to run a full ticket in November to elect a cooperative utility district board.
- Resolution proposed authorizing payments to ten firms and individuals for Hetch Hetchy supplies and Dumbarton bridge work.
- Board delayed the Public Utilities Committee's Hetch Hetchy power report, sending it to committee of the whole on August 7.
- The City Engineer recommended buying a Hetch Hetchy right-of-way easement on land in Alameda County from named owners.
- The Board accepted Rosine Athenour's offer to sell a $325 power line easement in Alameda County for Hetch Hetchy.
- The Public Utilities Committee reports on proposed Hetch Hetchy bond elections for two water tunnels and a power distribution system.
- The Public Utilities Committee recommends a bond election for about $8,000,000 toward the Sierra Foothill tunnel of the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Acting Mayor Ralph McLeran appointed supervisors and city officials to negotiate Hetch Hetchy water prices with the East Bay Water District.
- Public Utilities Committee proposes an $8,000,000 bond election to fund the Coast Range tunnel for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Supervisor McLeran's resolution urging a $10,000,000 Hetch Hetchy water bond election was approved for recommendation to the Board, 14 to none.
- Supervisor McLeran proposed a $10,000,000 bond for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels; first section approved and second referred to committee.
- Public Utilities Committee reports on proposed Hetch Hetchy water tunnel and power bond elections; outcome continues on the next page.
- Proposed bond election for completing the Hetch Hetchy water supply was amended to bar further water bond elections in 1925 unless the $10,000,000 bond fails.
- Public Utilities Committee recommends a Hetch Hetchy power-distribution bond election after the State Railroad Commission valuation arrives.
- Board declares necessity for a $10,000,000 bond issue to build the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Voters are to be asked to approve a $10,000,000 bond for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnel construction.
- Supervisor McSheehy's proposed Hetch Hetchy electric power ordinances were laid over until the next meeting.
- Supervisor Rossi's preliminary ordinance for a $10,000,000 Hetch Hetchy water bond election passed to print.
- McLeran's resolution sets the City's policy for financing the Hetch Hetchy water supply through future bond elections.
- A city-owned electrical distribution system fed by Hetch Hetchy power was proposed, with plans and cost estimates ordered from the Board of Public Works.
- Old Mission Portland Cement paid for cement for Hetch Hetchy
- Resolution proposed to have the Mayor appoint a citizens' campaign committee for the Hetch Hetchy $10,000,000 bond issue.
- The Board accepted a Western Pacific Railroad right-of-way grant near Irvington for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct crossing under its tracks.
- Bill proposes a special election on October 7, 1924 for a $10 million bond to build Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels.
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting Daniel and Annie Sullivan's offer of $1,300 for a Hetch Hetchy power line easement in Alameda County.
- East Bay Municipal Utility District's Hetch Hetchy water offer was sent to a special committee for study.
- Ordinance for a $10 million Hetch Hetchy water bond issue was passed, sending it toward a special election.
- Proposed $10,000,000 Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnel bond goes to voters on a special election ballot.
- Board passed ordinance providing for a ten million dollar Hetch Hetchy water bond issue and annual tax levy.
- Board took up a $10 million Hetch Hetchy water bond measure for a special voter election on October 7, 1924.
- Proposed $10 million bond election on October 7, 1924 to fund Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels; final passage is not yet shown.
- The city is accepting a Spring Valley Water Company deed for 3.44 acres in San Mateo County for a Hetch Hetchy pumping station.
- The Board accepted a deed from Spring Valley Water Company for 3.44 acres in San Mateo County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Bill proposing a $10 million Hetch Hetchy water bond election on October 7, 1924 passed for printing.
- Resolution proposed authorizing payment of street and Hetch Hetchy water construction claims, including Old Mission Portland Cement invoices; vote continues on next page.
- Board ordinance sets up $10 million Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds at 5 percent interest, passed by 14 ayes and 4 absent.
- Resolution authorizes payments to suppliers and contractors, mainly for Hetch Hetchy water construction, from the Water Construction Fund.
- A resolution proposes condemning a right of way across Thomas V. Perry's land in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy power line.
- A ten million dollar bond for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels is proposed for a special voter election on October 7, 1924.
- Hetch Hetchy bills paid, including $97,511.74 for the Dumbarton Straits bridge
- Hetch Hetchy bills paid, $20,309.85 for the Dumbarton Straits bridge steelwork
- Seven payments totalling about $53,000 from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy supplies were authorized.
- Resolution declares result of October 7, 1924 election on $10 million Hetch Hetchy water bonds; outcome continues next page.
- Resolution proposes paying condemnation judgments of $5,563 to Turel and Enright for San Mateo County aqueduct land.
- Board accepted the Rose couple's offer to sell 2.235 acres in Stanislaus County for $2,900 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- The city accepted Thomas J. Proctor's offer to sell a small Newark parcel for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct for $45.
- The Board is authorizing payments from the Water Construction Fund to suppliers for Hetch Hetchy water works equipment and supplies.
- Resolution 23104 proposes accepting John C. Thompson's offer of a $5,000 fee to validate the Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Board passed for printing a resolution authorizing payments to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy, Municipal Railway and schools.
- City accepts Antonio F. Coria's offer to sell two Alameda County parcels for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct for $2,400.
- City accepts Thomas V. Perry's offer of $1,500 for a transmission-line easement across Sunol land for Hetch Hetchy.
- Proposed ordinance would issue $10M in bonds to build Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels for city water.
- Bonds of $10,000,000 for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels were authorized by the 1924 special election, with bond form and coupons set out.
- Proposed ordinance to issue $10M in bonds for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels.
- Adopted resolution asking the Citizens Hetch Hetchy Advisory Committee to confer with San Jose and nearby municipalities on water supply.
- A resolution authorizing Hetch Hetchy water construction payments to many contractors was passed for printing.
- City accepts Hattie V. Lewis's offer to sell two Newark lots for $70 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board adopted a $620,000 transfer from Hetch Hetchy operating revenue to pay Water Construction bond interest.
- Board accepted E. R. Tucker's $20 offer to sell land in Newark for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- The Board awarded A. Carlisle & Co. a $1,140 contract to print 10,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Payments to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy water works and Municipal Railway projects were authorized, continuing on the next page.
- City Engineer's financial statement on the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply project was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposal to move $630,000 from Hetch Hetchy revenue to reimburse the Water Construction Fund was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Acting Mayor's proposed resolution would transfer $630,000 to the Water Construction Fund to keep Hetch Hetchy work going.
- Acting Mayor proposes selling $3,000,000 in water bonds and transferring equipment to keep Hetch Hetchy construction going.
- Supervisor Rossi proposed a resolution asking that the Acting Mayor's order halting Hetch Hetchy construction be rescinded; sent to committee.
- A resolution to sell $3,000,000 of Hetch Hetchy water bonds was introduced and referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Supervisor Rossi's motion on continuing Hetch Hetchy work was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board's resolution asking Public Works to resume Hetch Hetchy construction was defeated.
- Resolution asking Public Works to keep Hetch Hetchy construction going was defeated by the Board of Supervisors.
- Board accepted offers from A. T. Trainor and Catherine M. Day to sell land in Newark for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board of Public Works is directed to proceed with Hetch Hetchy work until pending Ordinance No. 6440 is passed.
- Board of Public Works proposed an agreement with Spring Valley Water Company amending its 1922 Hetch Hetchy contract; passed for printing.
- Claim of $2,619.80 to State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employee insurance, listed for payment.
- Claim of $640.45 to Robert M. Searls for Hetch Hetchy litigation expenses, listed for payment.
- Claim of $11,366.62 to Southern Pacific Company for a culvert at Redwood Junction on the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, listed for payment.
- Board proposes condemning land and an aerial tramway easement in Tuolumne County for the Hetch Hetchy right of way.
- Resolution 23326 directs Hetch Hetchy work to proceed, filed under Ordinance 6440 by the Board of Public Works.
- Money approved to finish Hetch Hetchy's Moccasin power house and aqueduct
- Claim of $944.54 to State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employee insurance, listed for payment.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance authorizing the Board of Public Works to enter an agreement with Spring Valley Water Company for a $1,000,000 advance.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed asking city departments to account for losses on the Hetch Hetchy Contract 77-C aqueduct work.
- Supervisor Colman asked the Public Utilities and Finance committees to recommend how to dispose of Hetch Hetchy power arriving April 1, 1925.
- Supervisor McSheehy asked the Board to provide for about $129,000 in unpaid Hetch Hetchy bills held by the Auditor.
- $300,000 moved from Hetch Hetchy revenue to water construction
- Board of Public Works was urged to exercise its option for materials for the Hetch Hetchy power line from Newark to San Francisco; adopted.
- The City Efficiency League's objection to steel towers for the Newark-San Francisco Hetch Hetchy line was referred to committee.
- Twenty payments from city funds were proposed for Hetch Hetchy water works, supplies, legal and engineering work, and a Lincoln Park boulevard job.
- Board of Public Works may lease Edward Carosio's Livermore land and warehouse for $100 monthly for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Resolution authorizes payments from water bond funds to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy works; vote continues next page.
- The City Engineer recommended buying a Hetch Hetchy water-supply right of way from Albert Bonin; the vote is not shown here.
- The Board moves to authorize Hetch Hetchy water construction fund payments to Del Monte Meat Co., M. M. O'Shaughnessy, Robert M. Searls and others.
- Offers by Asael Peck and Fannie Holt to sell Newark land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct were accepted.
- Board is accepting offers to sell two Newark, Alameda County parcels to the city for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Payments to suppliers and insurers for Hetch Hetchy water works are authorized from the Water Construction Fund.
- Payment of 26 claims totalling $74,488.49 to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy, schools, and streets approved.
- The Board adopted resolutions honouring employees on the Hetch Hetchy project who lost their lives on duty.
- Board approved a $100,000 preliminary engineering budget for remaining Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels.
- Proposed $100,000 from the Hetch Hetchy Bond Fund for tunnel engineering was passed for printing.
- Supervisors proposed a policy on temporary Hetch Hetchy power disposal and possibly buying PG&E or Great Western distribution systems.
- Motor coach service proposed from San Francisco to Hetch Hetchy
- Board adopts resolution soliciting offers from municipalities to buy Hetch Hetchy electric energy, with offers due March 30, 1925.
- Board authorizes payments to several firms, including Old Mission Portland Cement Co. for Hetch Hetchy cement, from the Water Construction Fund.
- Alameda's City Manager asked for a conference on selling Hetch Hetchy power to Alameda; the request was referred to a joint committee.
- Resolution opposing several state bills that interfere with the Hetch Hetchy water project and approving others, adopted.
- $100,000 set aside from Hetch Hetchy Bond Fund for preliminary engineering on water tunnels.
- Board opposes pending state bills it says hinder Hetch Hetchy water and authorizes special counsel to amend bills.
- Authorizes payments from city funds to several claimants, including Irving Iron Works for Hetch Hetchy subway flooring; list continues.
- Six Irvington property owners paid $35 to $75 each for tree and crop damage from Hetch Hetchy power line work.
- Payments to suppliers including Standard Oil and Del Monte for Hetch Hetchy water construction were authorized; final vote continues next page.
- Selling Hetch Hetchy power put off for a week
- Jose Luiz Silveira paid $50 for crops damaged near Irvington
- The Mayor's veto of Supervisor McLeran's Hetch Hetchy power resolution was postponed for one week.
- Pays $30,000 to Leonard & Holt for land for the San Miguel Reservoir in the Hetch Hetchy supply.
- Recommendation on handling lumber on the Hetch Hetchy Railroad was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Board of Public Works would let California Peach and Fig Growers jointly use the Hetch Hetchy Railroad to haul lumber, pending final passage.
- City Engineer reports on a California Peach and Fig Growers request to haul lumber on the Hetch Hetchy Railroad.
- John Reinhard paid for his land at Burrows and Brussels Streets
- Summary not public in this release
- Summary not public in this release
- J. P. Patterson's Patterson Water Company asked about Hetch Hetchy power for a Stanislaus County line; referred to Public Utilities Committee.
- W. W. Cox asked the City about Hetch Hetchy power rates and delivery for irrigation pumping at Vernalis; referred to committees.
- Board proposes condemning a sub-surface easement through Luisa Rosasco's Tuolumne County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnel.
- The Board of Public Works is authorized to contract with California Peach and Fig Growers to move lumber over the Hetch Hetchy Railroad.
- Two Irvington property owners were approved for a $35 payment for crop and tree damage from Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Standard Oil asked whether it must dismantle its Mather plant if Hetch Hetchy railroad service is discontinued; referred to committee.
- Hetch Hetchy bills paid to Associated Oil and other suppliers
- Board formally opposed state Senate Bill 657, which would add costly Hetch Hetchy aqueduct damage claims for the city.
- Mayor forwards Citizens' Advisory Committee recommendations on selling Hetch Hetchy power; referred to Public Utilities and Finance Committees.
- Supervisor Rossi proposed a resolution pledging the Board to carry out the Advisory Committee's temporary Hetch Hetchy power disposal plan.
- Advertising for sealed bids on $1,000,000 of Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds was laid over one week on committee recommendation.
- Board adopted Resolution 23940 to advertise sealed bids for $1,000,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds, due May 25, 1925.
- Proposed $632,896 supplemental budget to finish Hetch Hetchy water works; a motion to delay it was lost.
- The Board accepted a $15,000 settlement with the Yosemite Power Company over springs dried up by the Hetch Hetchy tunnel.
- City Engineer recommends buying $175 of land in Newark from Annie Jones Askin for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Resolution on motion of Supervisor McLeran authorizing payments to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy work was passed for printing.
- City Engineer may lease Hetch Hetchy land in Stanislaus County to H. S. Thompson for crops, through December 1925.
- Resolution authorizing city payments to many claimants for Hetch Hetchy, Municipal Railway, school and Kezar Stadium work; final vote continues next page.
- Spring Valley Water Company proposed a cross-connection to the Hetch Hetchy pipe to relieve depleted peninsula reservoirs.
- Board authorizes payments from the Water Construction Fund to claimants for Hetch Hetchy construction and supplies; list continues.
- Board accepted the winning bid of $1.1M from Heller, Bruce & Co. for $1,000,000 of Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Board authorized payments from the Water Construction Fund to several claimants for Hetch Hetchy construction supplies and insurance premiums.
- Supervisors refused to ask the special committee to report the Hetch Hetchy power agreement to the Board before taking it to Washington.
- Supervisor Roncovieri's resolution asks the City Attorney to report on the draft Hetch Hetchy power deal with Pacific Gas and Electric Company before submission to Washington.
- Supervisor Hayden was sent to ask the Mayor when the Board would be needed on the Pacific Gas and Electric power contract.
- Bill 7164 proposes letting Pacific Gas and Electric distribute Hetch Hetchy power under a Board of Public Works contract; passed for printing.
- Speaker explains that Hetch Hetchy power rates to the Municipal Railway are set to match Market Street Railway's rate.
- Board debates the Hetch Hetchy power contract with Pacific Gas and Electric; Welch moves to delay it until the Interior Secretary rules.
- Motion to take the Hetch Hetchy power report out of the special committee's hands was debated; the vote continues on the next page.
- Supervisor McLeran moved to take disposal of Hetch Hetchy power away from the advisory committee and give it to the Board.
- Mayor Rolph reported failed efforts to arrange a Hetch Hetchy power contract conference with Interior Secretary Work; action deferred.
- Supervisor McLeran proposed that the Board of Public Works remove the Hetch Hetchy railroad track and surface a road.
- Board accepts Luisa Kosasco's offer to sell land and easements in Tuolumne County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct for $2,000.
- San Francisco Labor Council urges open hearings and disapproves the proposed sale of Hetch Hetchy power to Pacific Gas and Electric.
- Mayor's Washington correspondence on the Hetch Hetchy power contract with Pacific Gas and Electric was filed in the Journal for the record.
- John C. Thomson was paid $2,750 on account for legal work approving $10,000,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Funds are proposed for traffic gates at the Third Street and Islais Creek bridge and Hetch Hetchy aqueduct trestles.
- The Department of the Interior acknowledged receipt of a Hetch Hetchy power disposal agreement with Pacific Gas and Electric and filed the letter.
- Resolution 24261 proposes paying Antone E. Garcia $125 for crop and tree damage from Hetch Hetchy line work near Irvington.
- Resolution proposed to authorize payments from city funds to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy, schools, and Municipal Railway work.
- Resolution sending the Mayor and supervisors to Washington on the Hetch Hetchy power case was laid on the table.
- Grand Jury's Hetch Hetchy report returned without a recommendation
- Board of Public Works' $1,279,206 Hetch Hetchy water construction budget was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- A credit to the Hetch Hetchy Fund is proposed by Resolution 24382; its text continues on the next page.
- Removal of Hetch Hetchy railroad tracks pressed for a road
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Co. was paid $11,036.16 for extra work on the Hetch Hetchy submarine water pipeline.
- Board adopted the City Engineer's $25,000 budget to remove Hetch Hetchy Railroad tracks between Mather and Hetch Hetchy Damsite and restore the roadbed for vehicles.
- Supervisor McLeran proposes a resolution directing Public Works to remove the Hetch Hetchy railroad tracks and pave the roadbed.
- The Public Utilities Committee recommends the resolution to remove the Hetch Hetchy railroad lie in committee for six months.
- Proposed $25,000 from Hetch Hetchy revenue to remove the railroad tracks and pave the roadway; passed for printing.
- City Engineer's $25,000 budget for removing Hetch Hetchy railroad tracks presented for approval by Supervisor McLeran.
- Board rejected a motion to send the Hetch Hetchy railroad track removal report back to the Public Utilities Committee.
- A bill proposed letting the Board of Public Works sell or rent surplus Hetch Hetchy equipment; it was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- The Board adopted a resolution to remove the Hetch Hetchy railroad tracks and pave the roadbed as a public road.
- George Thoming Sr. paid $10 for a Hetch Hetchy road easement
- Supervisor McSheehy's bill to let the Board of Public Works lease the Hetch Hetchy Railroad to private firms was passed for printing.
- Proposed $25,000 from the Hetch Hetchy fund to remove railroad tracks and surface the roadway to Hetch Hetchy.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed a resolution directing the Board of Public Works to prepare plans for a Hetch Hetchy diversion dam.
- Bill letting the Board of Public Works sell or rent surplus Hetch Hetchy equipment was passed for printing.
- Claims paid, including $10,500 to Schultze Construction for Roosevelt Way
- Supervisors first rejected private agency agreements for marketing Hetch Hetchy power and ordered renewed purchase talks.
- Pacific Gas and Electric sent the City a check for $88,555.87 for August Hetch Hetchy power; the City Engineer was asked to verify it.
- Proposals from Pacific Gas and Electric and Great Western Power to market Hetch Hetchy power were at first rejected.
- Payment of $509.84 approved to State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employee insurance.
- Payment of $576.61 approved to Associated Oil Co. for fuel oil for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Proposed ordinance would let the Board of Public Works sell or rent surplus Hetch Hetchy construction equipment.
- Manuel C. Joseph was approved for $150 for tree and crop damage from Hetch Hetchy transmission line work near Irvington.
- Settlement accepted: $8,500 paid to Charles Schmidt et al. for Hetch Hetchy tunnel springs drying on their Tuolumne ranch.
- A $3,469.37 payment from the Hetch Hetchy fund for Washington travel on the water and power matter was put off one week.
- Edwin and Edward Jasper paid $409 for Hetch Hetchy easements
- Payments for Municipal Railway tires and repairs and Hetch Hetchy construction were passed for printing.
- The Board accepted a quitclaim tax title deed from the Segerstroms for a portion of the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way in Tuolumne County.
- Republic Supply to be paid $46,250 for Hetch Hetchy steel pipe
- The Special Counsel was authorized to pay $168.73 in tax bills on city-owned Hetch Hetchy property in outside counties.
- Supervisor Schmitz's resolution to cancel the city's Hetch Hetchy power contract with Pacific Gas and Electric was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- The Board passed $3,469.37 from Hetch Hetchy funds to Supervisor Ralph McLeran for expenses of a six-week Washington trip.
- $23,470.87 from Pacific Gas and Electric covers Hetch Hetchy power costs
- Republic Supply to be paid $46,250 for Hetch Hetchy steel pipe
- City proposes buying a Hetch Hetchy aqueduct easement in Tuolumne County from C. D. and Lillian A. Adams for $108.
- Proposed fund for Hetch Hetchy power revenues was referred to the Finance and Public Utilities Committee.
- Bureau of Governmental Research urges a proposed ordinance creating a fund for Hetch Hetchy power revenues.
- Board transfers $23,470.87 from Hetch Hetchy Operative Revenue Fund to pay for running the Hetch Hetchy Power Plant.
- City pays $122.39 in taxes on Hetch Hetchy lands
- Clerk directed to advertise sale of $1M Hetch Hetchy water bonds, with sealed bids due January 11, 1926.
- Proposed lease of 3.43 acres on Whipple Road, San Mateo County, over the Hetch Hetchy pipeline, passed for printing.
- The Board of Public Works may lease 3.43 acres of Hetch Hetchy right-of-way on Whipple Road to the highest bidder.
- Board transferred $23,470.87 from Hetch Hetchy Operative Fund to pay for running the Hetch Hetchy Power Plant.
- Bids for $6,000,000 school bonds and $1,000,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds were received and referred to the Finance Committee.
- Offer by R. L. and Louise B. Price to sell Tuolumne County land for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct accepted for $1,800.
- Board of Public Works proposed leasing Stanislaus County land bought for Hetch Hetchy to C. J. Rumble for 1926.
- A proposed resolution would transfer $42,788.69 from Hetch Hetchy power revenue to the 1910 Water Construction Fund.
- Board adopted a resolution authorizing eminent domain suits in Tuolumne County to acquire Hetch Hetchy aqueduct lands and easements.
- Resolution proposes condemning land and easements of John J. Hughes's estate in Tuolumne County for Hetch Hetchy.
- Resolution proposes paying H. L. Heinrich $350 for tree damage near the Hetch Hetchy transmission line in Stanislaus County.
- Payment of $61,187.12 to Universal Concrete Gun Co. for Hetch Hetchy tunnel lining royalties is listed, outcome pending.
- Board is considering a syndicate bid of $1,054,890 for $1,000,000 Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds.
- Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corporation was paid $12,167 for steel pipe for Hetch Hetchy water works.
- Resolution proposed to transfer $42,788.69 from Hetch Hetchy power revenue to the Water Construction Fund and rescind Resolution 24878.
- Supervisors accepted Thomas M. Hughes's offer to sell Tuolumne County land and easements for $14,500 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- San Francisco Hospital was paid $1,939 for care of Hetch Hetchy water employees.
- San Francisco Hospital was paid $1,939 for hospital care of Hetch Hetchy employees.
- The Chamber of Commerce urged speeding up Hetch Hetchy water construction under the 1924 $10,000,000 bond issue.
- International Diamond Drill gets $18,884 for Hetch Hetchy core borings
- Resolution proposed to accept Daniel Corcoran's offer settling a damage claim over springs dried by the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Proposed resolution approving a $6,525,000 budget to complete the Foothill Division of the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct.
- Board declares policy to complete the Hetch Hetchy electrical transmission line within the city, paralleling PG&E's line.
- N. Randall Ellis was paid $750 for January 1926 engineering services on the Hetch Hetchy electric property evaluation.
- Resolution letting the Hetch Hetchy special counsel pay $71.17 in property taxes on city land in three outside counties was adopted.
- Board set aside $18,884 for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct core borings and $5,300 for Evans Avenue bridge construction.
- John J. Dailey was paid $850 for January 1926 legal services on the Hetch Hetchy electric property evaluation.
- Spring Valley Water Company and City Engineer asked to report on water losses and the delayed Hetch Hetchy Bay Crossing conduit.
- Money set aside for drainage land on Caine Avenue
- Proposed acceptance of W. H. Grove's $350 offer of aqueduct easements in Tuolumne County for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Shannon proposed ending Robert M. Searls's contract as special counsel for the Hetch Hetchy project; the item was laid over one week.
- The Board laid over a $20,000 request for City Engineer plans to finish the Hetch Hetchy electrical transmission line.
- Proposed to end Robert M. Searls's Hetch Hetchy legal counsel contract; the resolution was laid over one week.
- The Board finally passed a $20,000 appropriation to plan the Hetch Hetchy electrical transmission line, over protest.
- Claim of $2,527.29 by Robert M. Searls for Hetch Hetchy right-of-way expenses was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed resolution to end Robert M. Searls's contract as special counsel for the Hetch Hetchy project, passed for printing.
- Robert M. Searls's contract as special counsel for the Hetch Hetchy project was proposed to end; action laid over one week.
- Summary not public in this release
- Robert M. Searls was owed $2,527.29 from a revolving fund for Hetch Hetchy rights of way; no vote is printed.
- Proposal to discontinue Robert M. Searls as special counsel on the Hetch Hetchy project was laid over one week.
- Ordinance amending the city employees' retirement system for Hetch Hetchy employees was deferred without a vote.
- Robert M. Searls was paid $2,527.29 from the Water Construction Fund for Hetch Hetchy rights of way expenses.
- A bill amending the city employee retirement ordinance for Hetch Hetchy project workers was passed for printing on Shannon's motion.
- Settlement of $300 to Lucy A. Curtin for springs dried by the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnel in Tuolumne County was approved.
- Proposed amendments to the city employees' retirement system would let Hetch Hetchy project employees become members after July 1, 1926.
- Resolution to end Robert M. Searls' contract as special Hetch Hetchy counsel was recommitted to committee.
- Proposed purchase of Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right-of-way easements in Tuolumne County from Rushing Land and Cattle Company for $671.50.
- City accepts offers from Thomas and Maud Hughes for $130 and J. Gilliam for $1 for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct road land.
- Bills paid for Hetch Hetchy explosives and Municipal Railway electricity
- City accepts Joseph S. Raggio's quitclaim deed conveying part of the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way in Tuolumne County.
- Board proposes buying Hetch Hetchy aqueduct easements in Tuolumne County from several owners for $100 and $3,729.
- Shannon proposed $3,000 from the Hetch Hetchy fund for a Peninsula water supply study; referred to Finance Committee.
- Resolution proposes acquiring rights of way for the Hetch Hetchy reservoir on Moccasin Creek in Tuolumne County.
- Resolution proposed to spend $3,000 from Hetch Hetchy revenue on a peninsula water supply survey.
- Board approves joining a Peninsula water supply investigation and recommends $3,000 from the Hetch Hetchy fund for it.
- Resolution 25700 authorizes payments to suppliers for city parks and Hetch Hetchy construction; the list continues on the next page.
- A $3,000 appropriation from Hetch Hetchy funds was proposed for a Peninsula water supply survey.
- Resolution proposes leasing Tuolumne County land from the Rosasco family for the Hetch Hetchy water project.
- Approves $3,000 from Hetch Hetchy revenue toward a survey of the peninsula water supply.
- Resolution proposed paying Pacific Gas and Electric $7,222.19 for standby power during Hetch Hetchy construction.
- The Board accepted Joseph J. Phillips's offer to sell eight mining-claim parcels in Tuolumne County for $8 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Ellen Watson's $500 settlement for springs dried by Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnel construction accepted, releasing the city from claims.
- Payment of $3,000 from the Hetch Hetchy fund approved for a survey of the Peninsula water supply.
- The Board approved $7,222.19 paid to Pacific Gas and Electric for standby service during Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Supervisor Shannon presented Resolution 25883 adopting amended locations for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, transmission lines and pipe lines.
- International Diamond Drill Contracting Co. was paid $2,487.19 for core borings on the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- The Grand Jury was allowed $1,030.75 for expenses of its Hetch Hetchy project investigation.
- A $5,000 appropriation for plans of the Hetch Hetchy transmission line was referred to Finance and Public Utilities Committees.
- The Board accepted Edward T. Planer's offer to sell three lots in Newark for $15.40 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board repealed the $20,000 appropriation for plans for the Hetch Hetchy transmission line from Newark.
- Supervisor Badaracco moved $5,000 from the General Fund for plans for the Hetch Hetchy transmission line from Newark, passed for printing.
- Shannon's resolution on spending Hetch Hetchy bond funds for the water project continues onto the next page.
- A proposed $5,000 General Fund appropriation would pay Public Works for plans for the Hetch Hetchy transmission line from Newark.
- The Board appropriated $5,000 for Board of Public Works plans for the Hetch Hetchy transmission line from Newark to San Francisco.
- Clerk was directed to advertise sale of $1,000,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds, with action deferred one week.
- Money set aside to extend Market Street from Mono to Ord
- Board of Public Works is proposed to sign an agreement furnishing Hetch Hetchy hydroelectric power from Moccasin Creek to the Modesto Irrigation District.
- Supervisors passed on final reading a contract supplying Modesto with standby Hetch Hetchy electric power, despite objections over its price.
- Supervisor Stanton and Supervisor Gallagher debated the Hetch Hetchy power contract and the Mayor's record on municipal ownership.
- Bids to buy $1,000,000 of Hetch Hetchy water bonds were opened and referred to the Finance Committee.
- Clerk directed to advertise sealed proposals to buy $1,000,000 of Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds, to be received September 7, 1926.
- Proposed resolution authorizing payments to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy, school, park and health work.
- Halsey, Stuart & Company and two other firms won the $1,000,000 Hetch Hetchy water bond sale at $1,075,600.
- Board accepted the Hiniker offer to sell 25.6 acres in Tuolumne County for $442 for the Moccasin Power Plant.
- Resolution proposed authorizing payments for Hetch Hetchy construction explosives to Giant Powder and Hercules Powder; passed for printing.
- The Board authorizes payments from the Hetch Hetchy bond fund to suppliers of explosives, machinery, tires and food for construction.
- The City Engineer recommended $6,000 for a survey of the Hetch Hetchy road, to be done by the United States Bureau of Roads.
- Board approved $30,000 from Hetch Hetchy bonds to buy steel pipe from R. W. Kinney Co.
- Pacific Gas and Electric paid $36,629.26 for Municipal Railway power
- A. McSweeney, Tax Collector, was paid $1,160.28 for taxes on City Hetch Hetchy property in San Mateo County.
- Ed. Whitmore, Tax Collector, was paid $1,012.02 for taxes on City Hetch Hetchy property in Stanislaus County.
- The bid of Peirce, Fair & Co. and a syndicate for $2,400,000 Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds was accepted at $2,582,380.80.
- J. C. White, Tax Collector, was paid $7,318.36 for taxes on City Hetch Hetchy property in Tuolumne County.
- Resolution authorizing payments to several firms for Hetch Hetchy construction supplies was passed for printing.
- City accepts $500 offer from J. A. and S. E. McCready to waive water-loss claims near the Hetch Hetchy tunnel in Tuolumne County.
- Payment to Standard Oil Co. of California for gasoline and other supplies for Hetch Hetchy construction, amount unclear.
- Payment of $764.55 to Sonora Meat Market for meat and fish supplied to Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Board of Public Works may lease Stanislaus County land bought from Charles B. Rumble for Hetch Hetchy construction use.
- City accepts William McGowan's $500 offer to drop his sawmill damage claim linked to the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Payments totaling $46,773.21 to suppliers for library books and Hetch Hetchy construction were finally passed.
- Resolution authorizes payment of Hetch Hetchy construction bills to ten suppliers, plus school and tuberculosis fund payments.
- Resolution authorizing dozens of city payments to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy, schools, streets and hospitals, passed for printing.
- $300 paid to the Milligans for springs dried by Hetch Hetchy
- Adolph Uhl's protest over alleged Board delays on the Hetch Hetchy water system was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- A taxpayer's letter protests alleged Board delays in building the Hetch Hetchy water system; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Offer by George Y. Henderson and others to sell land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way was presented.
- Board of Public Works budget of $80,000 approved for employee housing at the Moccasin Power House from Hetch Hetchy funds.
- Budget of $1.5M for early Coast Range work on the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct is put forward for approval.
- A declaratory ordinance for a bond issue for the Hetch Hetchy transmission line from Newark to San Francisco was put on next week's calendar.
- Declaratory ordinance on the Hetch Hetchy power line from Newark was amended to add a step-down station.
- The Board approved a batch of 48 city claims for supplies, street repair, hospital food and rent, by a 17-0 vote.
- T. M. Hughes was owed $887.50 for oak wood supplied to Hetch Hetchy construction.
- The City Engineer recommended buying land and easements in Alameda County from three owners for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- The Board authorized the City Attorney to condemn 158 acres in Alameda County owned by the Christoffersens for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Payment of $1,125 to Hales & Symons, Inc. for Hetch Hetchy cement was held over one week.
- Resolution to pay City Coal Co., Inc. $640.29 for Hetch Hetchy construction coal was passed for printing.
- Payment of $607.25 to Old Mission Portland Cement Co. for Hetch Hetchy cement was held over one week.
- The Board finally passed a resolution authorizing payments from Hetch Hetchy, Municipal Railway and school funds to contractors and suppliers.
- City Attorney directed to begin eminent domain proceedings to take land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Proposed resolution would authorize condemnation of Alameda County land for the Hetch Hetchy Coast Division aqueduct.
- Board accepted the Corcorans' offer to sell lands and easements in Tuolumne County for $6,000 for Hetch Hetchy.
- The City Engineer recommended buying land and easements in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Ingersoll-Rand Co. of California is paid $549.97 for machinery parts for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- A declaratory ordinance for a bond issue for the Hetch Hetchy power transmission line was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Supervisor Shannon proposed condemning Christoffersen land in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- The Giant Powder Co. is paid $6,577 for explosives supplied to Hetch Hetchy construction.
- A resolution to take land from J. Christoffersen et al. by eminent domain for Hetch Hetchy construction was passed for printing.
- Board accepted John F. Flynn and Owen Flynn's $2,000 offer of 33 acres in San Joaquin County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- A resolution proposing to take land in San Joaquin and Alameda counties for Hetch Hetchy construction was passed for printing.
- A $1,700 claim by G. F. Williams for two Gates crushers for Hetch Hetchy construction is listed for payment.
- Resolution authorizes City Attorney to start eminent domain proceedings for land along the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct route.
- Eminent domain acquisition of land in Alameda County owned by Jensine and Carl Christoffersen for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct is proposed.
- The Board proposes condemning parcels of land in San Joaquin and Alameda counties for Hetch Hetchy construction purposes.
- G. F. Williams was owed $1,700 for two rock crushers supplied to Hetch Hetchy construction.
- City Attorney authorized to begin condemnation of land in San Joaquin and Alameda counties for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- City pays for additions to Commodore Sloat and Galileo schools
- The Board adopted a resolution directing Public Works to place a plaque on O'Shaughnessy Dam thanking Senator Key Pittman for Hetch Hetchy.
- Sealed bids for $1 million school bonds and $2 million Hetch Hetchy water bonds were received and referred to the Finance Committee.
- Resolution to award sealed bids for $2,000,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds and $1,000,000 school bonds was presented.
- An offer by Mary F. S. Lemos to sell easements for Hetch Hetchy construction is under consideration.
- Board proposed buying a Burnham Street lot from the city tax collector for the San Miguel Reservoir of the Hetch Hetchy supply.
- Proposed ordinance would let Redwood City use parts of the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way for the Alameda de las Pulgas highway.
- Proposed ordinance would let San Mateo County use strips of the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way for the Alameda de las Pulgas highway.
- Offer from Patrick Connolly and Patrick J. Connolly to sell Alameda County land for $4,500 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Proposed ordinance would let the Town of Redwood City use parts of the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way for Alameda de las Pulgas.
- Proposed ordinance would let San Mateo County use Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way for the Alameda de las Pulgas highway.
- Ordinance granting San Mateo County highway rights across Hetch Hetchy aqueduct parcels near Redwood City was approved, 13 ayes to none.
- Motion refers Hetch Hetchy Valley road and trail obligations under the Raker Act to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Board's resolution to accept N. M. Freitas's offer to sell land and easements for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct is continued on the next page.
- Board accepted W. S. Van Winkle's offer to sell easements for $100 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct in Alameda County.
- Easement for a public road conveyed to Redwood City
- Bay Shore Highway, Alemany and Sunset boulevards declared publicly necessary
- Pays Gilmore Iron & Steel Co. $556.07 for galvanized sheet iron for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Pays Western Pipe & Steel Co. $1,068 for air pipe used in Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Pays George H. Tay Co. $8,881.29 for steel pipe used in Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Supervisor Shannon presented a resolution soliciting offers to sell existing Hetch Hetchy electric transmission lines to the City.
- Congresswoman Kahn's letter urging compliance with the Interior Secretary's Hetch Hetchy trail demands was referred to the Finance and Public Utilities Committee.
- Board of Public Works authorized to lease Livermore land from Southern Pacific for $90 yearly for Hetch Hetchy work.
- Pays Bald Eagle Meat Market $780 for meats supplied for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- A. Guthrie paid $50,052.29 for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnel work
- Claims paid for Hetch Hetchy poles and school cupboards
- Voters are asked to approve $2,000,000 in bonds to build the Moccasin Creek power transmission line into San Francisco.
- City Engineer's purchase of Sara and Joseph Stankey's aqueduct easement in Alameda County for $75 was accepted.
- Offer by E. C. Apperson to sell Hetch Hetchy aqueduct easements in Alameda County for $500 is before the Board.
- Supervisor Shannon's motion carried, authorising the City Attorney to send the Interior Secretary a letter on Hetch Hetchy Valley roads and trails.
- Supervisor Havenner's statement urging a yes vote on the $2,000,000 Hetch Hetchy transmission bond was sent to voters.
- Hercules Powder Co. is paid $2,297.62 for explosives used in the Hetch Hetchy works.
- City accepts Willms Land and Cattle Company's offer to sell a $75 telephone-line easement in Tuolumne County for Hetch Hetchy.
- Supervisor Gallagher asked the Finance Committee to investigate and report on possible Hetch Hetchy contract tax refunds.
- Peter Moy Company paid $5,515 for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct land
- Bronze tablet honouring James Phelan to go on O'Shaughnessy Dam
- Supervisor Shannon's bill declaring public necessity for the Hetch Hetchy water project was passed for printing.
- Ordinance to build Hetch Hetchy water aqueduct and acquire lands passed for printing, first reading.
- Plans ordered for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels and pipe lines
- The Hetch Hetchy water project declaration was rereferred to the Public Utilities Committee, not yet decided.
- Hetch Hetchy farmland leased to one farmer for crop share
- Supervisors proposed a declaration that the Hetch Hetchy water project is needed, sending it toward further ordinances.
- Declaratory ordinance declaring the Hetch Hetchy water supply completion a public necessity was passed for printing.
- A resolution authorizing payments from the Hetch Hetchy Water Construction Fund to several suppliers was passed for printing.
- Board orders advertising for sealed bids on $2.6M of Hetch Hetchy water bonds, to be opened March 26, 1928.
- The Board resolved to authorize a long list of payments for Hetch Hetchy works, school construction and a pop concert.
- The Board of Public Works sent plans and cost estimates for completing the Hetch Hetchy project; referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Five claims totalling about $3,488 for Hetch Hetchy water construction supplies were authorized for payment to named vendors.
- Resolution authorises the Mayor and Board to appoint a citizens' committee urging passage of the Spring Valley and Hetch Hetchy bond issues.
- General Machinery & Supply Co. to be paid $553.51 for pipe and fittings for the Hetch Hetchy water system.
- A resolution would accept an offer of land from L. F. Brichetto et al. for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct right of way.
- Voters were asked to approve a $24,000,000 bond to finish the Hetch Hetchy water system from the Tuolumne River.
- A bill calling a May 1928 special election on a $24,000,000 bond to complete the Hetch Hetchy water project was passed for printing.
- Board considers plans and estimates for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct from the Tuolumne River; vote continues on next page.
- A $24,000,000 bond for the Hetch Hetchy water project is proposed for a special election on May 1, 1928.
- Bond form for the $1,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds at 4½ percent, dated July 1, 1928, is set out.
- Bids to buy $2.6 million Hetch Hetchy water bonds were received and referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board accepted a $2.9M bid from a bank syndicate to buy $2.6 million Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Board endorsed an official argument urging voters to pass the $24M Hetch Hetchy and $41M Spring Valley water bonds.
- The city accepted Clarence Rosasco's offer to sell a $75 telephone-line easement for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct in Tuolumne County.
- Board calls a May 1, 1928 special election on a $24M bond to finish the Hetch Hetchy water project.
- $1,049.70 appropriated from Hetch Hetchy bond funds to pay R. A. Hansen for fuel oil supplied to Hetch Hetchy.
- Supervisor Powers moved that the Clerk send thanks to the press and citizens for the successful Hetch Hetchy and Spring Valley bond election.
- Finance Committee's resolution authorising Hetch Hetchy payments, including aqueduct tunnel contractor payments, was passed for printing.
- Offers by Mary Rodrigues and others to sell easements for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct are pending acceptance.
- Board began declaring the May 1928 vote on a $24,000,000 bond for the Hetch Hetchy water project.
- Resolution approved paying $850 from Hetch Hetchy funds to lawyer John J. Dailey for May 1928 legal services.
- Thomson, Wood & Hoffman of New York City was hired to validate the Hetch Hetchy bonds; the resolution was adopted.
- Supervisor Havenner moved $24M in bonds to build the Hetch Hetchy water supply; the final vote is on the next page.
- Sealed bids for printing 24,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds and 41,000 Spring Valley bonds were referred to the Supplies Committee.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Construction Fund gets $2,530.04 for materials and services for the Hetch Hetchy Power fund.
- The City proposed to accept Fred Cavagnaro's offer to sell land for $110 for the Hetch Hetchy right of way.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund gets $4,032.39 premium for insuring Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct completion budget items totaling $15.35M were approved, funded by 1928 Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Lithographed Hetch Hetchy and Spring Valley bond printing contracts awarded to A. Carlisle & Co. and Schwabacher-Frey Stationery Co. for $8,572.50 total.
- Santa Clara County supervisors protest proposed opening of the Hetch Hetchy watershed and urge strict enforcement of pollution rules.
- San Mateo and Santa Clara county resolutions protesting Hetch Hetchy pollution were presented and sent to Washington.
- Ingersoll-Rand Co. of California is paid $1,216.10 for machinery parts for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Board proposes accepting Antone Lawrence Silva's $3,600 and J. P. O'Meira's $75 offers for Alameda County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Proposed resolution to condemn several parcels in Alameda County for Hetch Hetchy water purposes; outcome continues on next page.
- Mary Lee Lawlor's offer to sell lots in Block 2895 for $1,000 for the San Miguel Reservoir was accepted.
- Proposed eminent domain taking of Alameda County lands as Hetch Hetchy water rights of way.
- Hales & Symons, Inc. was approved for $712.37 of lumber for Hetch Hetchy water construction.
- Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. was approved for $6,289.14 of cement for Hetch Hetchy water construction.
- Payment of $524.06 to Christenson Lumber Co. for lumber, from Hetch Hetchy water construction funds, proposed for final passage.
- Land bought from Maria Borge for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct
- Sale of $4.0M Hetch Hetchy water bonds approved; sealed bids to be received September 17, 1928.
- A resolution to condemn Hetch Hetchy aqueduct easements in Alameda County was passed for printing.
- City accepts a $50 land offer from Antone Thomas for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct road purposes along the Niles to Mission San Jose highway.
- The City proposed accepting a $500 offer from three owners for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct easements in Alameda County.
- Resolution declares public need to take water-line easements through Fleda Bunting's land in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Joseph Brichetto sells San Joaquin land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct
- Sealed bids were opened for four million dollars of 4½ percent Hetch Hetchy water bonds, with the award not yet printed.
- Supervisor Havenner presented a resolution on awarding Hetch Hetchy water bonds; the vote is not printed on this page.
- The Depreciation Fund for Hetch Hetchy Power was credited $14,583 for August, as the Charter requires.
- The Hetch Hetchy Water Construction Fund was reimbursed $2,259.51 for equipment and services supplied to Hetch Hetchy Power.
- Proposed resolution would approve a map of Hetch Hetchy trails for presentation to the Secretary of the Interior.
- The State Compensation Insurance Fund was paid $501.09 in premiums for Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Bills paid for Hetch Hetchy cement and school electrical work
- Resolution proposes approving trail locations along the north side of Hetch Hetchy reservoir, to be sent to the Secretary of the Interior.
- Payments totalling about $57,000 to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy water works were authorized, per the Finance Committee.
- Antone and Anna Silva's offer to sell a Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct easement in Alameda County for $1 was proposed for acceptance.
- Board proposed that maps of Hetch Hetchy roads and trails go first to the Public Utilities Committee before submission to the Secretary of the Interior.
- Treasurer is directed to invest surplus Hetch Hetchy water construction funds in interest-bearing securities.
- A resolution authorizing payments to suppliers and claimants, mostly for Hetch Hetchy construction, was passed for printing.
- Proposed resolution approves Hetch Hetchy trail locations, to be submitted to the Interior Secretary for approval.
- Payment of $658.05 to Ingersoll-Rand Co. of California for machinery parts charged to Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Payment of $1,538.83 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. for cement charged to Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Payment of $1,459.57 to Atlas Rock Co. for sand and gravel charged to Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Payment of $655.71 to A. M. Castle & Co. for iron beams charged to Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Payment of $575 to R. T. McClelland for machinery parts charged to Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Payment of $896.51 to M. M. O'Shaughnessy for Revolving Fund expenditures on the Hetch Hetchy water project.
- Payment of $578.50 to Robert A. Smith, Inc. for one Chevrolet touring car charged to Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Payment of $653.93 to Utah Fuel Co. for coal charged to Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Board accepted offers by Isabel Perry and Jose P. Azevedo to sell Alameda County land and easements for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Resolution proposes accepting Henry and William Patterson's offers of $750 and $400 for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct easements in Alameda County.
- Proposed resolution authorizes $8,719.82 in payments for side sewer trench work and Hetch Hetchy construction materials.
- Proposed acceptance of an offer to sell easements across county land for the Hetch Hetchy right of way.
- The State Compensation Insurance Fund was paid $874.73 for insurance covering Hetch Hetchy employees.
- A $14,583 monthly depreciation reserve for Hetch Hetchy Power Operative was set aside as the Charter requires.
- Payment of $750 to Henry and William Patterson for Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct easements in Alameda County was approved.
- A $14,583.00 depreciation reserve for the Hetch Hetchy Power system was set aside for October.
- The State Compensation Insurance Fund was paid $874.73 as premium for Hetch Hetchy employees.
- A claim of $9,880.56 was listed for payment from the Hetch Hetchy Water Construction Fund to the Hetch Hetchy Operative Fund.
- Payment of $9,880.56 from the Hetch Hetchy construction fund to the Hetch Hetchy operating fund for supplies and services.
- Payment of $568 to M. M. O'Shaughnessy as reimbursement of a revolving fund for Hetch Hetchy expenditures.
- Thomson, Wood & Hoffman was paid $600 for legal opinion services on the $4,000,000 Hetch Hetchy Bonds.
- A. Carlisle & Co. was paid $3,250 for lithographing 24,000 Hetch Hetchy Bonds from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Public Works may lease Alameda County spring land from three owners for $150 yearly, for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- A. Carlisle & Co. was paid $3,250 for lithographing 24,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds.
- The City accepted G. B. Musante's $3,000 waiver of damage claims over water lost from the Hetch Hetchy tunnel in Tuolumne County.
- Thomson, Wood & Hoffman were paid $600 for professional services on the $4,000,000 Hetch Hetchy bond opinion.
- Alameda County land bought for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct
- Public Works is proposed to lease Stanislaus County land bought from Charles B. Rumble for the Hetch Hetchy Project.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Construction Fund paid $5,936.10 balance for supplies furnished to Hetch Hetchy Power Operative Fund.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund was paid $573.40 premium covering Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Board offers to sell land in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct, including payments to three landowners, were listed for acceptance.
- The State Compensation Insurance Fund was paid $573.40 premium for Hetch Hetchy employees' insurance.
- The Board accepted an offer by Richard and Margaret Driscoll to sell a strip of Alameda County land for $3,000 for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Authorizes payments to library book and supply firms and Hetch Hetchy water construction suppliers; the item continues onto the next page.
- The Hetch Hetchy Water Construction Fund was credited $5,936.10 for materials and services furnished to the Hetch Hetchy Power fund.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund was paid $3,975.12 premium for Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Atlas Rock Co. was listed for $1,743.09 for sand and gravel, paid from Hetch Hetchy bonds.
- A $14,583 monthly depreciation reserve for Hetch Hetchy Power Operative is set aside for January under the Charter.
- Robert A. Farish is paid $2,350 for a used Caterpillar tractor for Hetch Hetchy water construction.
- Alfred Pereira & Brothers is paid $2,144.35 for hauling gravel for Hetch Hetchy water construction.
- Anthony Brandon paid $2,200 for land on the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct
- G. B. Musante was paid $3,000 for waiving claims over water loss and drying springs caused by the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Hetch Hetchy workers' complaint about reduced daily wages was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Resolution proposed to accept a deed from Mark and Gertrude McCann conveying land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct in San Mateo County.
- G. B. Musante is paid $3,000 for waiving claims over lost water and dried springs caused by the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct tunnel.
- Payment of $1,761.36 from the Hetch Hetchy Water Construction Fund for supplies and service to Hetch Hetchy Power is listed.
- Proposed trail locations and drawings near Hetch Hetchy Reservoir came before the Board for approval.
- Payments from the Hetch Hetchy water construction fund for land in Alameda County for the aqueduct were authorized, with the list continuing.
- Finance Committee proposed paying about twenty suppliers and contractors from Hetch Hetchy Water bond funds, passed for printing.
- Anthony Brandon was paid $2,200 for land in Alameda County needed for the Hetch Hetchy water project.
- Road easement bought from Mamie and James Burns for Hetch Hetchy
- Resolution 30488 authorizes payments to named claimants from the Hetch Hetchy water construction fund and other funds; the list continues.
- Board authorizes payments from the Hetch Hetchy bond fund for aqueduct land, a car, lumber and supplies; list continues next page.
- Payment of $626.40 to The Charles Nelson Co. for lumber, listed in the Hetch Hetchy claims schedule.
- Payment of $3,981.37 to the State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employees' insurance premium.
- Payment of $6,016.98 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. for cement, listed in the Hetch Hetchy claims schedule.
- Payment of $559.59 to Utah Fuel Co. for coal, listed in the Hetch Hetchy claims schedule.
- Payment of $2,200.00 to Anthony Brandon for land in Alameda County needed for the Hetch Hetchy water project.
- Payment of $1,116.03 to O. G. Peterson for exploders, listed in the Hetch Hetchy claims schedule.
- Payment of $659.34 to Pope & Talbot for lumber, listed in the Hetch Hetchy claims schedule.
- Payment of $1,058.00 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. for cement, listed in the Hetch Hetchy claims schedule.
- Payment of $702.38 to White Company for truck parts is listed in the Hetch Hetchy fund schedule.
- Payment of $522 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. for cement is listed in the Hetch Hetchy 1928 fund schedule.
- Payment of $1,072 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. for cement is listed in the Hetch Hetchy 1928 fund schedule.
- Payment of $502.70 to United States Rubber Co. for rubber clothing is listed in the Hetch Hetchy 1928 fund schedule.
- Payment of $579.95 to Utah Fuel Co. for coal is listed in the Hetch Hetchy fund schedule.
- Payment of $836.90 to Del Monte Meat Co. for meat is listed in the Hetch Hetchy 1928 bond fund schedule.
- Payment of $1,592 to United Materials Co. for lumnite cement is listed in the Hetch Hetchy 1928 fund schedule.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Construction Fund paid $3,642 for supplies furnished to Hetch Hetchy Power for January 1929.
- Win. A. Simkins was paid $523.20 for a report on drainage near the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct.
- The Hetch Hetchy Water Construction Fund was claimed $3,642 for services and supplies furnished to Hetch Hetchy Power in January 1929.
- Wm. A. Simkins was claimed $523.20 for a report on drainage of springs and streams near the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct.
- Concrete Engineering Co., Inc. was claimed $12,146.91 for reinforcing steel for Hetch Hetchy water construction.
- Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. was claimed $10,883.57 for cement for Hetch Hetchy water construction.
- Baker, Hamilton & Pacific Co. is paid $654.03 for hardware from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Dr. Paul E. Dolan is paid $827.00 for medical service to Hetch Hetchy employees during February.
- Shell Oil Co. of Cal. is paid $662.76 for gasoline and oils from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- United Materials Co. is paid for lumnite cement from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund; amount unreadable.
- Concrete Engineering Co. Inc. is paid $1,075.33 for reinforcing steel from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Westinghouse Electric & Mfg. Co. is paid $996.98 for transformers from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- O. G. Peterson is paid $1,348.17 for explosives from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- $14,584.00 is transferred to the Hetch Hetchy Power Operative depreciation fund for March reserves.
- Dr. Paul E. Dolan claim of $827.00 for February medical service to Hetch Hetchy employees listed for payment.
- Santa Cruz Portland Cement paid $20,993.50 for Hetch Hetchy cement
- A $733.34 reimbursement of a revolving fund to M. M. O'Shaughnessy is listed for payment from the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Hammond Lumber Company was allowed $1,181.54 for lumber charged to the Hetch Hetchy water construction fund.
- Santa Cruz Portland Cement paid $20,993.50 for Hetch Hetchy cement
- Mary Ives Crocker grants spring rights for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct
- Hetch Hetchy bills paid: a locomotive, gelatin, lumber and steel
- The Board accepted Samuel Metzger et al.'s $3,250 offer to sell land in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- The State Compensation Insurance Fund was allowed $1,771.13 as premium on insurance for Hetch Hetchy employees.
- A monthly depreciation reserve of $14,583 for Hetch Hetchy Power Operative was set aside as the Charter requires.
- T. E. Connolly paid $8,000 for a Hetch Hetchy electric locomotive
- Resolution authorizes payments to suppliers and claimants from Hetch Hetchy and other city funds, including $13,500 to Market Street Railway; outcome continues.
- Board authorized payment of supplier claims for Hetch Hetchy water construction and Steinhart Aquarium maintenance.
- Atlas Rock Co. claim for $2,246.43 for sand and gravel, Hetch Hetchy fund, is listed for payment.
- Hammond Lumber Co. claim for $1,678.73 for lumber, Hetch Hetchy fund, is listed for payment.
- Hammond Lumber Co. claim for $544.90 for lumber, Hetch Hetchy fund, is listed for payment.
- Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. claim for $7,634 for cement, Hetch Hetchy fund, is listed for payment.
- The Finance Committee proposed authorizing payments from Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund, including to Consolidated Mills Company, Inc.
- Claim of $1,054.44 to J. H. Creighton & T. J. Miller for truck hire for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- Claim of $1,828.36 to Concrete Engineering Co. for reinforcing steel for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- Claim of $1,044.33 to R. M. Gardiner Lumber Co. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- Claim of $2,175.61 to Hales & Symons, Inc. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- Claim of $814.85 to Soule Steel Co. for steel for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- Claim of $525 to United States Steel Products Co. for locomotive wheels for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- Claim of $653.50 to Consolidated Mills Co., Inc. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- A. Guthrie & Co. paid $63,940.07 for Hetch Hetchy tunnels
- Dr. Paul E. Dolan was listed for $1,319 for medical attention to Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Claim of $560.92 to Ingersoll-Rand Co. of California for pipe fittings for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- Claim of $639.45 to Santa Fe Lumber Co. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- Claim of $4,168.04 to Santa Fe Lumber Co. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- Claim of $2,353.57 to Soule Steel Co. for reinforcing steel for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- Payment of $1,138.25 to State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employees' insurance is listed for approval.
- Mary Ives Crocker sells a dollar easement for Hetch Hetchy lines
- An ordinance to pay Hetch Hetchy project workers through licensed banks and create a revolving fund was passed for printing.
- The Board asked the Public Utilities Committee and Board of Public Works to employ San Francisco residents on the roughly eight-million-dollar Hetch Hetchy pipeline.
- Board receives a reply defending the city's storage of Hetch Hetchy copper cable at the Municipal Pipe Yard; decision continues next page.
- Payment of $9,658.60 to Joshua Hendy Iron Works for slide gates for Hetch Hetchy is listed for approval.
- $14,583 was set aside as a depreciation reserve for Hetch Hetchy power operations.
- Payment of $560.92 to Ingersoll-Rand Co. of California for pipe fittings on Hetch Hetchy construction was approved.
- Claim of $1,138.25 to State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employee insurance is listed for payment.
- Central Council of Civic Clubs urged selling city copper wire at Sixth and Hubbell streets to fund Potrero water supply; referred to committee.
- Proposed ordinance sets up a revolving fund and licensed banks to pay Hetch Hetchy project workers outside the city.
- Supervisors passed for printing a resolution authorizing Hetch Hetchy construction payments to six suppliers including Pacific Coast Steel Co.
- Board authorized payments from Hetch Hetchy bond funds to seven suppliers and an insurer, including $6,291.11 to Pacific Coast Steel Co.
- Payment of $634.86 to Loop Lumber Co. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction is authorized.
- Payment of $2,418.15 to Pacific Coast Steel Co. for steel for Hetch Hetchy construction is authorized.
- Payment of $782.46 to Santa Fe Lumber Co. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction is authorized.
- Payment of $870.86 to A. S. Cameron Steam Pump Works for pump parts for Hetch Hetchy construction is authorized.
- Payment of $1,061.54 to Del Monte Meat Co. for meats is authorized from the Hetch Hetchy construction fund.
- Payment of $2,011.56 to O. G. Peterson for explosives for Hetch Hetchy construction is authorized.
- Payment of $2,162.37 to E. K. Wood Lumber Co. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction is authorized.
- Payment of $505.00 to G. & M. Gravel Co. for sand and concrete mix for Hetch Hetchy works is authorized.
- Payment of $1,443.30 to Best Steel Casting Co. Inc. for castings for Hetch Hetchy construction is authorized.
- Payment of $3,002.24 to Chas. R. McCormick Lumber Co. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction is authorized.
- Payment of $510.20 to The Charles Nelson Co. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction is authorized.
- Payment of $646.65 to Sherry Bros., Inc. for supplies for Hetch Hetchy construction is authorized.
- Payment of $1,135.87 to E. K. Wood Lumber Co. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction is authorized.
- Payment of $625.74 to C. A. Hooper Co. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction is authorized.
- Payment of $4,771.25 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. for cement for Hetch Hetchy construction is authorized.
- Payment of $504.00 to Sherry Bros., Inc. for supplies for Hetch Hetchy construction is authorized.
- Mayor Rolph granted leave, Supervisor Havenner made acting mayor
- Payment of $6,201.37 authorized to State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employee insurance premium.
- Payments to 22 suppliers and claimants from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund were passed for printing.
- Board moved to authorize payment of claims to four payees from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund, Bond Issue 1928.
- Hetch Hetchy Power Operation depreciation fund receives $14,583 as a reserve required by the Charter.
- Finance Committee's resolution authorizing seven Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund payments to suppliers was passed for printing.
- The Harpers paid $500 for springs dried up by Hetch Hetchy
- Board directed Public Works to hire San Francisco resident citizens for Hetch Hetchy work and discharge non-citizens and non-residents.
- City accepted land sales from eight owners, $1,935 total, for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct in San Joaquin County.
- Claim of $3,435.75 to Hickok & Hickok for drill steel for Hetch Hetchy works was listed for payment.
- Thirty-second payment of $9,597.77 to A. Guthrie & Co. Inc. for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels was listed.
- Board finally passed Resolution 31351 authorizing payments to twenty claimants for Hetch Hetchy supplies, equipment and services.
- Anna Sophie Muncy and Elsie Gerlach Libhart were paid $1,000 for land needed for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct.
- Payment of $4,000 to Benjamin Boas for land for the San Miguel Reservoir in the Hetch Hetchy water supply is listed.
- Payment of $616.74 to Hammond Lumber Co. for lumber under the Hetch Hetchy construction fund is listed.
- Payment of $557.64 to Hill & Morton, Inc. for lumber under the Hetch Hetchy construction fund is listed.
- Payment of $713.75 to The Charles Nelson Co. for lumber under the Hetch Hetchy construction fund is listed.
- Payment of $737.28 to Pope & Talbot for lumber under the Hetch Hetchy construction fund is listed.
- Payment of $526 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. for cement under the Hetch Hetchy construction fund is listed.
- J. L. La Place to be paid $3,700 for reservoir land
- Meta Messer, et al. were paid $935 for land needed for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct in San Joaquin County.
- The City Employees' Retirement System was paid $654.34 to match Hetch Hetchy employee contributions.
- Payment of $4,000 to Benjamin Boas for land for the San Miguel Reservoir, as approved by Resolution 31271.
- Payment of $557.64 to Hill & Morton, Inc. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Payment of $713.75 to The Charles Nelson Co. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Payment of $737.28 to Pope & Talbot for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Payment of $666.62 to E. K. Wood Lumber Co. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Payment of $616.74 to Hammond Lumber Co. for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Payment of $526 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. for cement for Hetch Hetchy construction.
- Thirty-third payment of $5,776.14 to A. Guthrie & Co. Inc. for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnel construction is listed.
- Bills paid for Hetch Hetchy supplies and Golden Gate Park paving
- Clerk ordered to advertise sealed proposals for four million dollars of Hetch Hetchy bonds.
- Paul Drioton's estate paid $9,406.25 for land for the San Miguel Reservoir, Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Finance Committee recommended paying thirteen supplier claims from the Hetch Hetchy bond fund, passed on final reading.
- Payment of $10,982.69 to the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund for supplies to the Hetch Hetchy Power fund is listed; approval not printed here.
- A $548 lumber payment to Reynier Lumber Co. is listed in the Hetch Hetchy Power claims; approval not printed here.
- Board authorizes payments from city funds to 28 claimants, mostly Hetch Hetchy suppliers, plus sewer covering by Street Repair Department.
- Loop Lumber Co. was paid $676.48 for lumber for Hetch Hetchy water construction.
- Standard Oil Co. of California was paid $886.33 for gasoline and oils for Hetch Hetchy water construction.
- M. M. O'Shaughnessy was repaid $638.68 for freight charges under the Hetch Hetchy water construction fund.
- National Meat Co. was paid $700.60 for meat supplied under the Hetch Hetchy water construction fund.
- M. M. O'Shaughnessy was repaid $1,163.05 from a revolving fund for Hetch Hetchy water construction.
- Claim of $1,418.20 paid to St. Paul Hospital, Livermore, for Hetch Hetchy employees' care.
- Four million dollars of Hetch Hetchy water bonds offered for sale by sealed bids, to be opened at 3 p.m.
- The Board agreed to give full cooperation to a Palo Alto committee seeking Hetch Hetchy water.
- Board sent the Hetch Hetchy bond sale back to the Finance Committee after no bidders appeared.
- Claim of $1,119.75 paid to Dr. Paul E. Dolan for medical services to Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Claim of $669.64 paid to the City Employees' Retirement System to match Hetch Hetchy staff contributions.
- Resolution proposed to sell $4,000,000 of Hetch Hetchy bonds over the Treasurer's counter; outcome continues on next page.
- Dr. Paul E. Dolan is paid $1,119.75 for medical services to Hetch Hetchy employees in October.
- St. Paul Hospital, Livermore is paid $1,418.20 for hospitalizing Hetch Hetchy employees.
- The City Employees' Retirement System is paid $669.64 to match Hetch Hetchy employee contributions.
- Board passed for printing a resolution authorizing bond-fund payments to contractors and suppliers for Hetch Hetchy water and aqueduct work.
- The Board of Public Works was authorized to lease surplus Hetch Hetchy land in Stanislaus County to C. B. Rumble for 1930.
- Hetch Hetchy construction claims from five suppliers, totaling $7,349.45 so far listed, were authorized for payment.
- Mine Safety Appliances Co. was claimed $525.00 for gas masks, paid from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. was claimed $1,028.00 for cement, paid from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Alfred Pereira & Bros. was claimed $622.13 for October hauling, from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Board authorizes condemnation of a strip of land near Telegraph Road and San Lorenzo Creek for a Hetch Hetchy pumping station.
- Bond ordinance with annual tax levy to repay city bonds for the Hetch Hetchy power project was passed by the Board.
- A special election on a $1,045,000 bond for a Hetch Hetchy hydro-electric power house is proposed for voters.
- Claim of $5,060 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Company for cement, paid from the Hetch Hetchy fund, is listed.
- Payment of $525 to Mine Safety Appliances Co. for gas masks for Hetch Hetchy construction was authorized.
- Payment of $1,028 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. for cement for Hetch Hetchy construction was authorized.
- Payment of $635.16 to the City Employees' Retirement System to match Hetch Hetchy construction staff contributions was authorized.
- A transfer of $9,351.82 from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund covers materials and services furnished in November 1929.
- Finance Committee's resolution authorizing payment of Hetch Hetchy construction claims to fifteen suppliers was passed for printing.
- A payment of $991.02 to The Diamond Match Company covers material furnished for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Payment of $991.02 to The Diamond Match Company for material furnished for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Transfer of $9,351.82 from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund for supplies and services to Hetch Hetchy power operations.
- Finance Committee resolution authorizes 27 claim payments, mostly for Hetch Hetchy construction; the final vote is not shown on this page.
- The State Compensation Insurance Fund was paid an insurance premium covering Hetch Hetchy employees; amount unreadable.
- Hetch Hetchy suppliers paid, from Ingersoll-Rand to Del Monte Meat
- The Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund paid for materials and services furnished to Hetch Hetchy Power in December 1929.
- A $14,583 monthly depreciation reserve was set aside for Hetch Hetchy Power as the Charter requires.
- Hetch Hetchy bond-fund payments to suppliers and claimants were passed for printing; the list continues past this page.
- Resolution authorizes payments to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy water supply work, including the San Miguel Reservoir land.
- Reconsideration of the vote on a Hetch Hetchy bond election resolution was defeated, keeping the June 10, 1930 date in question.
- The Board authorized fourteen supplier payments totaling about $27,000 from the Hetch Hetchy Water Construction Fund bond issue.
- Payment of $5,862.25 charged to the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund for January 1930 supplies and services.
- A $14,583 depreciation reserve for Hetch Hetchy Power is set aside as the Charter requires.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund is paid $821.71 premium covering Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Sale of San Joaquin County land for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct accepted from John and Owen Flynn for $300.
- A lumber claim from Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. is listed for payment from Hetch Hetchy funds.
- An $8,344.12 insurance premium for Hetch Hetchy employees is listed for payment to the State Compensation Insurance Fund.
- A transfer from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund for materials and services in February 1930 is listed for payment.
- Payment of $8,344.12 to the State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employee insurance was ordered paid.
- Transfer of $6,271.64 from Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund to the Power Fund for February supplies was ordered paid.
- Payment of $713.40 to the State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employees' insurance premium was approved.
- Finance Committee resolution authorizes payments from the Hetch Hetchy bond fund to many suppliers and contractors; final vote continues on next page.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund is paid $7,760.96 premium for insuring Hetch Hetchy employees, per a claim dated April 4, 1930.
- A $14,583 depreciation reserve payment for Hetch Hetchy Power Operation is listed on the April 28 payment schedule.
- J. H. Creighton was paid $1,509 for hauling charges from the 1928 Hetch Hetchy bond fund.
- Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. was paid $5,020 for cement from the 1928 Hetch Hetchy bond fund.
- The State Compensation Insurance Fund was paid $651.58 in premiums for Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Giant Powder Company paid $4,109.91 for Hetch Hetchy explosives
- Resolution proposed authorizing payments from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund to several suppliers and contractors, passed for printing.
- Resolution 32481 authorizes $28,974.01 from the Hetch Hetchy construction fund to nineteen suppliers and contractors.
- Finance Committee's resolution authorizing payments to eight suppliers from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund was passed for printing.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund was paid $740.03 insuring Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Payment of $20,000 approved to the U.S. Interior Department for the Hetch Hetchy right-of-way permit through Yosemite.
- Payment of $848.08 to Ingersoll-Rand Co. of California for machinery parts, from the Hetch Hetchy fund, is listed.
- Payment of $1,741.36 to Owen-Oregon Lumber Co. for lumber, from the Hetch Hetchy fund, is listed.
- Payment of $529.20 to Reynier Lumber Co. for lumber, from the Hetch Hetchy fund, is listed.
- Payment of $3,032.73 to United States Rubber Co. for rubber boots, from the Hetch Hetchy fund, is listed.
- Transfer of $14,583.00 to the Hetch Hetchy Power Operative depreciation fund, as the Charter requires, is listed.
- Payment of $3,570.00 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. for cement, from the Hetch Hetchy fund, is listed.
- Payment of $763.25 to Wilsey Bennett Co. for butter and other goods, from the Hetch Hetchy fund, is listed.
- Payments to dozens of suppliers and contractors from city funds, including Hetch Hetchy construction, were proposed for authorization.
- Proposed $1,250 from the 1928 Hetch Hetchy Bond Construction Fund for supervisors' inspection of the Hetch Hetchy water project was passed for printing.
- $1,250 for supervisors to inspect the Hetch Hetchy water project
- Link Belt Company granted a thirty-day extension to finish its gravel plant contract for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Supervisor McSheehy asked the record to praise Eugene Riordan of the City Engineer's office for managing the Hetch Hetchy inspection trip.
- Payment of $1,769.37 to Del Monte Meat Co. for meats, charged to the Hetch Hetchy bond construction fund.
- Payment of $912.00 to L. H. Butcher Co. for calcium chloride, charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $1,000.24 to Coos Bay Lumber Co. for lumber, charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $503.07 to Ingersoll-Rand Co. of California for machinery parts, charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $1,020.00 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. for cement, charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $952.60 to The White Co. for truck parts, charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $539.94 to Del Monte Meat Co. for meat, charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $3,228.43 to Hammond Lumber Co. for lumber, charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $874.16 to A. Levy & J. Zentner Co. for fruit and produce, charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $640.00 to The Charles Nelson Co. for wood wedges, charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $520.06 to J. H. Creighton for truck hire, charged to the Hetch Hetchy bond construction fund.
- Payment of $1,516.95 to Enterprise Electric Works for two motors, charged to the Hetch Hetchy bond fund.
- Payment of $1,066.45 to Ingersoll-Rand Co. of California for machinery parts, charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $2,032.00 to Pacific Gear and Tool Works for two speed reducers, charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $855.39 to Shell Oil Co. for gasoline and oils, charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $798.86 to Pope & Talbot for lumber, charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $2,251.80 to United States Rubber Co. for rubber boots and other goods, charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $562.31 to the City Employees' Retirement System to match Hetch Hetchy employee contributions.
- Reimbursement of $516.66 to M. M. O'Shaughnessy for Hetch Hetchy expenditures is listed in the claims schedule.
- Payment of $746.22 to State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employee coverage is listed.
- Finance Committee proposed paying Hetch Hetchy construction claims for truck hire and lumber to three firms, passed for printing.
- Ordinance setting annual tax levies to repay $3,525,000 in bonds for a Hetch Hetchy power project was passed.
- Resolution would authorize payment of claims from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund to suppliers and contractors; vote continues on next page.
- $14,584.00 is listed for the Hetch Hetchy power depreciation reserve, as the Charter requires; the outcome is not printed here.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund is listed for a Hetch Hetchy employee insurance premium; the outcome is not printed here.
- Appropriation of $50,000 from Hetch Hetchy Power Operative Fund for trails in the Hetch Hetchy region passed for printing.
- Contractor gets 21 more days to deliver gravel plant
- Supervisors invite federal and state safety agencies to send representatives to address fatal gas explosions in the Hetch Hetchy tunnel work.
- Board adopted Havenner's motion asking city, state and federal representatives to urgently recommend Hetch Hetchy tunnel safety measures.
- A proposed $600 appropriation to advertise the Hetch Hetchy Project was passed for printing.
- $50,000 was set aside from Hetch Hetchy power funds to build trails in the Hetch Hetchy region under the Raker Act.
- Supervisor Havenner moved that the Board of Public Works report on future Hetch Hetchy tunnel work policy.
- Industrial Accident Commission safety orders for Hetch Hetchy tunnel work were referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Claim of $1,374 to Dr. Paul E. Dolan for medical service to Hetch Hetchy employees is listed for payment.
- Publicity and Advertising fund pays $600 to advertise the Hetch Hetchy water project.
- George W. Kneass Company was listed for $1,002.50 for a yawl and motor for the Hetch Hetchy reservoir.
- A Hetch Hetchy Power depreciation reserve of $14,583 was listed for payment as the Charter requires.
- The Pelton Water Wheel Co. was paid $581.00 for pump gears for Hetch Hetchy.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund was paid $913.15 as premium on insurance covering Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Resolution authorizing payments from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund to several suppliers and contractors was passed for printing.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Supply was reimbursed $720.43 for expenditures made for the San Francisco Water Department.
- The Pelton Water Wheel Co. claimed $581 for pump gears for the Hetch Hetchy water system.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund claimed $913.16 premium for Hetch Hetchy employee coverage.
- Appropriates $50,000 from the 1910 Hetch Hetchy Bond Fund to pay Construction Company of North America in full.
- City Attorney authorized to settle a $50,000 claim by Construction Company of North America over Hetch Hetchy tunnels.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Supply was reimbursed $720.43 for expenses paid on behalf of the Water Department.
- Revnier Lumber Co. listed for payment for redwood ties under the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund listed for payment of insurance premium covering Hetch Hetchy employees.
- The Board created a committee to investigate a possible San Francisco water shortage before the Hetch Hetchy project is finished.
- Crane Co. was paid $881.34 for plumbing fixtures under the Hetch Hetchy construction fund.
- Hammond Lumber Co. was paid $1,693.97 for lumber under the Hetch Hetchy construction fund.
- Clerk directed to advertise sale of $4M Hetch Hetchy bonds, referred to Finance Committee.
- Construction Company of North America takes $50,000 for Hetch Hetchy tunnels
- Nine city payments to private firms and funds, including $14,584 for Hetch Hetchy depreciation, were passed for printing.
- Board directs the Clerk to advertise sealed bids on $4,000,000 of Hetch Hetchy bonds, opening October 6, 1930.
- Payment of $1,146.30 to J. H. Creighton for hauling sand for Hetch Hetchy work was listed.
- Payment of $629.75 to Dr. Paul E. Dolan for medical services to Hetch Hetchy employees was listed.
- Proposed ordinance directs Public Works to seek bids for pipes and pumps linking Hetch Hetchy water with the East Bay district; passed for printing.
- Treasurer authorized to sell $356,000 of Hetch Hetchy bonds at par or better, with proceeds credited to the 1928 Hetch Hetchy Bond Fund.
- The Charles Nelson Co. was paid $640 for wood wedges supplied to the Hetch Hetchy project.
- Resolution proposed to accept W. B. Kirk's offer to release a damage claim for land flooded by the Hetch Hetchy tunnel.
- Sealed bids were invited for four million dollars of Hetch Hetchy water bonds, to be opened October 6, 1930.
- J. H. Creighton was paid $1,146.30 for hauling sand for the Hetch Hetchy works.
- Dr. Paul E. Dolan was paid $629.75 for medical services to Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Kaiser Paving Co. was paid $965 for sand supplied to the Hetch Hetchy project.
- J. R. Telles was paid $528 for renting horses charged to the Hetch Hetchy construction fund.
- Hammond Lumber Co. was paid $1,429.94 for lumber supplied to the Hetch Hetchy project.
- Santa Fe Lumber Co. was paid $1,065.94 for lumber supplied to the Hetch Hetchy project.
- Bid of six investment firms accepted to buy $4 million Hetch Hetchy bonds for $4.3M plus accrued interest.
- Proposal directs Public Works to advertise for bids for Hetch Hetchy pipe and pumping equipment.
- Payment of $823.25 to the Department of Public Health for July care of Hetch Hetchy patients is listed for approval.
- Insurance premium payment to State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employees is listed for approval.
- Payment of $1,072.16 authorised to J. H. Creighton for truck hire under the Hetch Hetchy construction fund.
- Payment of $503.31 authorised to Delbert Hansen for truck hire under the Hetch Hetchy construction fund.
- Payment of $5,060 authorised to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. for cement under the Hetch Hetchy construction fund.
- Payment of $691.83 authorised to Ingersoll-Rand Co. of California for machinery parts for Hetch Hetchy.
- Payment of $2,510 authorised to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. for cement under the Hetch Hetchy construction fund.
- Payment of $3,526 authorised to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. for cement under the Hetch Hetchy construction fund.
- Payment of $7,970.83 authorised to the State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employee insurance.
- Payment of $3,856.58 to Ingersoll-Rand Co. of California for Hetch Hetchy compressors and drills was approved.
- Payment of $504.19 for pack horse hire, charged to the Hetch Hetchy Water Operative Fund, is listed in the claims schedule.
- Payment of $1,065.97 to Hercules Powder Co., Inc. for Hetch Hetchy explosives was approved.
- Appropriation of $700,000 proposed for the Newark-San Lorenzo pipe line, awarded to Western Pipe and Steel Company of California.
- Supervisor Havenner moved that the Board of Public Works bring pipe manufacturers to the next session to verify Hetch Hetchy pipe timelines.
- Board considers a $1,096,000 budget to connect the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct with East Bay Municipal Utility District pipelines.
- Board considers approving a $1,096,000 budget to connect the Hetch Hetchy water system with the East Bay district's system.
- Resolution to condemn an Alameda County easement for the Hetch Hetchy pipe line was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Colman's substitute resolution on taking Hetch Hetchy water from the East Bay Utility District was debated; an amendment to direct an ordinance failed.
- A proposed conference committee to Washington on city obligations under the Raker Act and Hetch Hetchy was laid over one week.
- Resolution 33479 proposes $700,000 from Hetch Hetchy bond funds for building the Newark-San Lorenzo pipe line.
- Resolution proposed to condemn a right-of-way easement in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy water pipe line.
- Summary not public in this release
- State given a highway easement across Hetch Hetchy aqueduct land
- $396,000 to connect the Hetch Hetchy and East Bay water systems
- Gaffney & Luce was paid $766.39 for meat furnished, charged to the 1928 Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Livermore Steam Laundry was paid $528.51 for laundry work, charged to the 1928 Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- W. B. Kirk is listed for $600 compensation for flooding his Alameda County property from Hetch Hetchy aqueduct work.
- Kaiser Paving Company was paid $884.38 for sand and concrete mix, charged to the 1928 Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- A $637.22 payment matches Hetch Hetchy employee contributions to the City Employees' Retirement System.
- A resolution proposed $80,000 from Hetch Hetchy bond funds for pipeline easements on the Newark-San Lorenzo line.
- The city paid $637.22 to the Employees' Retirement System to match Hetch Hetchy employee contributions.
- The Board appropriated $3,500 from Hetch Hetchy funds for a committee's expenses at a Washington conference, paid to Supervisor Hayden.
- An $80,000 appropriation from Hetch Hetchy bonds for Newark-San Lorenzo pipeline easements was indefinitely postponed.
- City report explains that Hetch Hetchy power sales under the Agency Contract have been a temporary arrangement pending completion of the water project.
- Resolution to pay Hetch Hetchy construction claims to several companies was passed for printing.
- Supervisor Havenner raised the desirability of completing the Hetch Hetchy pipe line; the outcome is not printed here.
- A committee proposes a program to create a non-partisan utility commission and complete the Hetch Hetchy water project.
- City agrees with the Department of the Interior to build trails and surface the Hetch Hetchy road, paying the federal government under a 1930 document.
- A resolution authorizing eleven claims from city funds, including Hetch Hetchy pipe line work, was passed for printing.
- City Engineer is directed to report which City-owned lands in Yosemite National Park and Stanislaus National Forest are unneeded for the Hetch Hetchy project.
- Finance Committee resolution authorizes payments to eight suppliers from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund; final vote not shown on this page.
- City would agree with the Interior Department to build a Hetch Hetchy trail and pave the Mather road, per a proposed agreement.
- Resolution proposed asking the City Engineer to report on city land in Yosemite and Stanislaus forest not needed for Hetch Hetchy.
- The Board moved to accept Pat J. Connolly's offer to release the city from damage claims for $285 from Hetch Hetchy tunnel construction.
- A $14,583 depreciation reserve for Hetch Hetchy Power Operation was set aside for January 1931.
- City agrees with the federal Interior Department to build a Hetch Hetchy trail and pave the Mather road.
- Hetch Hetchy employee Welby Morgan's bravery in saving trapped miners was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- The Washington conference committee reports on talks with the Interior Secretary over Hetch Hetchy power sales and Yosemite roads under the Raker Act.
- Public Works ordered to get plans and estimates for a 47-mile Hetch Hetchy pipeline across the San Joaquin Valley.
- Public Works ordered to get plans and estimates for a Hetch Hetchy pipeline from Tesla Portal to Altamont Pass.
- Claim of $894.72 to Coast Fir and Cedar Products for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- Claim of $2,061.12 to Hart Wood Lumber Company for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- Claim of $4,608.53 to Hart Wood Lumber Company for lumber for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- Claim of $781.18 to Pioneer Rubber Mills for hose and belts for Hetch Hetchy works listed for payment.
- Claim of $5,060 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Company for cement for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- City Engineer must list unneeded city land near Yosemite
- An $820.73 Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund payment for materials and services was listed for payment.
- Resolution authorizing an agreement with the US Interior Department on the City's Hetch Hetchy road and trail obligations was passed for printing.
- Claim of $640 to The Charles Nelson Co. for wedges for Hetch Hetchy construction listed for payment.
- Claim of $558.60 to Fred L. Hilmer Company for eggs for Hetch Hetchy works listed for payment.
- Claim of $3,801.60 to United States Rubber Company for rubber coats and boots for Hetch Hetchy works listed for payment.
- The city pays $639.54 to its employees' retirement system to match Hetch Hetchy employee contributions.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund is paid $11,043.88 for insurance covering Hetch Hetchy employees.
- The City Engineer's plans and cost estimates for a San Joaquin Valley pipe line carrying Hetch Hetchy water were referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- An $820.73 charge was listed against the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund for materials and services.
- City proposes agreement with the US Interior Department to build a Hetch Hetchy trail and asphalt the road; outcome not printed here.
- Clerk directed to ask four engineers whether Hetch Hetchy water delivered via Altamont Pass could flood Livermore Valley land.
- Claim of $2,822.33 to J. H. Creighton for truck hire, listed for payment from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Claim of $813.83 to Delbert Hansen for truck hire, listed for payment from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Claim of $667.80 to Earl W. Heple for gravel work, listed for payment from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Claim of $1,263.44 to Gaffney & Luce for meat and supplies, listed for payment from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Claim of $639.54 to the City Employees' Retirement System to match Hetch Hetchy employee contributions, listed for payment.
- Premium of $11,043.88 to the State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employee coverage, listed for payment.
- Payment claims to suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy and Auditorium work were finally passed by resolution.
- Resolution proposed asking the Board of Public Works for information on the Hetch Hetchy water project; outcome continues next page.
- Claim of $568.00 to Reynier Lumber Company for redwood ties for Hetch Hetchy is listed for payment.
- Claim of $888.58 to State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employee insurance is listed for payment.
- J. R. L. Jones offered to sell a pipeline right-of-way easement to the city for $60 in Alameda County.
- A payment of $4,450.00 to The Giant Powder Company for explosives is listed from the Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds fund.
- A payment of $1,157.44 to Pioneer Rubber Mills for belting is listed from the Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds fund.
- A payment of $2,510.00 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Company for cement is listed from the Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds fund.
- Payment of $888.58 to State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employee insurance is listed on this claim schedule.
- City Engineer's answers to the questionnaire read and copies sent out
- A payment of $1,112.32 to California Meat Company for meats is listed from the Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds fund.
- A payment of $1,869.35 to J. H. Creighton for truck hire is listed from the Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds fund.
- A payment of $1,299.17 to Delbert Hansen for truck hire is listed from the Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds fund.
- A payment of $2,550.00 to Santa Cruz Portland Cement Company for cement is listed from the Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds fund.
- A transfer of $14,583.00 to the Hetch Hetchy power operative depreciation reserve is listed for payment.
- Payment of $568.00 to Reynier Lumber Company for redwood ties for Hetch Hetchy is listed on this claim schedule.
- A resolution authorising small payments to three suppliers from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund was passed for printing.
- Clay Canyon Coal paid $2,000 for Hetch Hetchy tunnel land
- Resolution asks the Board of Public Works to answer fifteen questions on the Hetch Hetchy project within one week.
- Resolution proposes paying California Meat Company $1,056.38 for meat from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Supervisors postponed one week a proposed Hetch Hetchy pipeline ordinance across San Joaquin Valley, to add local labor preferences.
- Finance Committee recommended paying several small Hetch Hetchy construction claims, including meat, truck hire, lumber and sand, from the 1929 fund.
- Board of Public Works asked to obtain plans and bids for a Hetch Hetchy pipeline across San Joaquin Valley.
- Hetch Hetchy pipe line ordered across the San Joaquin Valley
- Finance Committee-recommended resolution authorizing about two dozen payments to suppliers and claimants from Hetch Hetchy and Municipal Railway funds.
- The city accepted Spring Valley Company's offer to license land in Alameda County for Hetch Hetchy dumping for $918.
- Board orders Public Works to furnish unit prices for the $7 million Hetch Hetchy pipe line Contract No. 123.
- Resolution authorizing payments to several firms from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund was passed for printing.
- Proposed payment of 21 Hetch Hetchy supplier claims totaling $33,282.96 for lumber, cement and equipment; vote on next page.
- Finance Committee recommended paying Hetch Hetchy construction claims to suppliers and truckers; list continues on the next page.
- Stanislaus County's permit for San Francisco to build and repair pipe lines in the Hetch Hetchy Project is being accepted.
- Edward Bruce paid $1,200 for a Legion of Honor painting
- Haas Brothers was paid $901.05 for groceries charged to the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Ingersoll-Rand Co. of California was paid $794.69 for machinery parts charged to the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Shell Oil Co. of California was paid $800.72 for oil and gasoline charged to the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- The Timken Roller Bearing Service & Sales Co. was paid $624 for machinery parts charged to the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Utah Fuel Co. was paid $710.46 for coal charged to the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Pacific Pipe Co. was paid $1,864.87 for black pipe charged to the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- A monthly depreciation reserve of $14,583 was set aside for the Hetch Hetchy Power Operative under the Charter.
- California Meat Co. was paid $874.79 for meats charged to the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Delbert Hansen was paid $541.50 for cement charged to the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Chas. R. McCormick Lumber Co. was paid $3,770.25 for lumber charged to the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Pacific Coast Aggregates, Inc. was paid $597.40 for sand charged to the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Santa Cruz Portland Cement Co. was paid $2,510 for cement charged to the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- Supervisors referred the proposed Altamont Pass pipe line ordinance for the Hetch Hetchy water project to committees after an amendment failed.
- Supervisor Hayden's bill directing Public Works to plan a Hetch Hetchy water pipeline over Altamont Pass was referred to committees.
- Board authorized the Mayor to sign agreements with Southern Pacific companies for Hetch Hetchy aqueduct pipelines near Oakdale, Ohm and Covell.
- Payments from the 1928 Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund to eight suppliers were passed for printing on Finance Committee recommendation.
- Proposed $4.4M from the Hetch Hetchy bond fund to build the San Joaquin pipe line.
- Proposed ordinance ordering the Red Mountain Bar siphon built to complete the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- A resolution proposing city acquisition of a strip of land in Stanislaus County for Hetch Hetchy water purposes was passed for printing.
- Board of Public Works is directed to prepare plans and cost estimates for a Hetch Hetchy pipeline over Altamont Pass.
- Appropriates $4,421,479 from Hetch Hetchy bonds for construction of the San Joaquin pipe line.
- Ordinance proposed to order construction of the Red Mountain Bar siphon in the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board orders Public Works to prepare plans and cost estimates for an Altamont Pass pipeline carrying Hetch Hetchy water.
- Hetch Hetchy pipe line across the San Joaquin River approved
- Acquisition of a strip of land in Stanislaus County for Hetch Hetchy purposes is proposed.
- Resolution authorizes payments from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund to Arata & Peters, California Meat Company and J. H. Creighton.
- Money handed to Auditor Benning Wentworth to speed up land buying
- Mayor and Clerk authorized to sign agreement letting the city lay Hetch Hetchy pipelines beneath Tidewater Southern Railway land in Stanislaus County.
- Reynier Lumber Company is listed for $552 payment for redwood ties furnished to Hetch Hetchy.
- The Board of Public Works is asked a list of questions about Hetch Hetchy aqueduct and Coast Range Tunnels progress.
- A $250,000 appropriation from the Hetch Hetchy bond fund for road and trail work near the reservoir was proposed.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund is listed for $823.47 insurance premium paid from the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Premium of $11,420.58 to State Compensation Insurance Fund covering Hetch Hetchy employees appears in the schedule.
- $250,000 from the 1928 Hetch Hetchy bond fund set aside for road and trail work near the reservoir.
- The Finance Committee proposed authorizing twelve claims from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund to suppliers, passed for printing.
- Board accepted Jacinto Garcia's $500 offer of a water pipeline easement in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Action was deferred on a $1,500 appropriation for expenses of visiting Congress members investigating the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Reynier Lumber Company was paid $552 for redwood ties charged to the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund was paid $770.13 as a premium covering Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Payments from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund to suppliers including General Electric and Giant Powder are authorized; the list continues.
- Proposed $1,500 payment for congressional visit to study Hetch Hetchy water supply was indefinitely postponed.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund was paid $770.13 premium covering Hetch Hetchy employees.
- Mayor authorized to sign agreement with Sierra Railway Company for three Hetch Hetchy aqueduct pipelines near Arnold Station.
- The Board adopted an agreement letting the city extract gravel for five years from Winship Estate land in San Joaquin County for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct.
- Board passed for printing an ordinance for a Hetch Hetchy pipe line via Corral Hollow carrying 45 million gallons daily.
- M. M. O'Shaughnessy is listed for $595.00 in reimbursement for the annual Hetch Hetchy inspection trip.
- Reynier Lumber Company is listed for $1,104.00 for redwood railroad ties, paid from the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Plans proposed for a Hetch Hetchy pipe line of 45 million gallons daily over the Corral Hollow route.
- Resolution authorizes payments from the 1928 Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund to 23 named suppliers and claimants, passed for printing.
- Finance Committee resolution authorizes payments to fifteen suppliers and contractors for Hetch Hetchy construction work.
- Westinghouse Electric and Manufacturing Company is listed for $834.00 for porcelain insulators, paid from the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- M. M. O'Shaughnessy was reimbursed $595.00 for half the costs of the Hetch Hetchy inspection trip.
- Board of Public Works is directed to plan a Hetch Hetchy pipeline along the Corral Hollow route, funded by the 1928 bond.
- Board authorizes payment of claims from Hetch Hetchy and other city funds to 26 named suppliers and service providers.
- A $14,583 reserve for depreciation was set aside for Hetch Hetchy Power Operative for August 1931.
- J. H. Creighton is to be paid $1,575.60 for trucking sand under the Hetch Hetchy construction fund.
- Santa Cruz Portland Cement Company is to be paid $5,760 for cement under the Hetch Hetchy construction fund.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Supply is to be paid $586.30 for payroll and incidental charges.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Supply was paid $586.30 for payroll and incidental charges.
- Resolution authorizing payments to several suppliers from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund was passed for printing.
- The city accepted a $30 offer from Fred and Ida Nelson for land near Irvington in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct.
- Finance Committee recommends paying many Hetch Hetchy water-project bills, including $18,170.09 to the Water Department for the Newark-San Lorenzo pipe line.
- Board authorizes payments totaling $31,054.27 from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund to nineteen claimants and suppliers.
- Payment of $842.99 to Hetch Hetchy Water Supply for services and materials listed for approval.
- Claim of $527.46 paid to the City Employees Retirement System to match employee contributions from the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Payment of $3,436.67 to A. G. Raisch for the first stage of grading the Mather-Hetch Hetchy road.
- Payment of $522.91 to the city employees' retirement system to match Hetch Hetchy staff contributions.
- Passed for printing: payments from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund to eight named suppliers and contractors.
- A. G. Raisch listed for $3,436.67, first payment on grading the Mather-Hetch Hetchy road.
- Resolution proposes paying 18 claimants from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund for supplies and services.
- Redwood Manufacturers Company proposed building a redwood pipeline over Altamont Pass to carry Hetch Hetchy water to Sunol Reservoir.
- Offer of Williams Land and Cattle Company to sell Stanislaus County easement for Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct for $4,890 accepted.
- Resolution accepts an offer to sell Williams land parcels to Hetch Hetchy, with the deed to be recorded.
- Ten Hetch Hetchy construction claims totaling $33,112.99 were authorized for payment to vendors and suppliers.
- Four acres in Tuolumne County condemned for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct
- Supervisor Colman moved a resolution directing the City Attorney and Public Works to prepare Hetch Hetchy steel and redwood stave pipeline legislation.
- Resolution proposes $40,000 from 1928 Hetch Hetchy bonds for a tunnel at Seco Summit and rights of way.
- The city accepted $1,000 from William and Mary Ryan for an Alameda County easement for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Payment of $811.15 to State Compensation Insurance Fund for Hetch Hetchy employee insurance is listed.
- Resolution proposes $225,000 from 1928 Hetch Hetchy bonds to build the Red Mountain Bar siphon on the aqueduct.
- Board proposes acquiring about four acres in Tuolumne County for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct by condemnation.
- Resolution proposes $60,000 from 1928 Hetch Hetchy bonds for three months of administration and engineering on the San Joaquin pipe line.
- $60,000 from 1928 Hetch Hetchy bonds set aside for three months of engineering and administration on the San Joaquin pipe line.
- $225,000 from 1928 Hetch Hetchy bonds set aside to build the Red Mountain Bar siphon on the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- City appropriated $40,000 from 1928 Hetch Hetchy bonds for a Seco Summit tunnel and aqueduct rights of way.
- Authorizations to pay four Hetch Hetchy construction claims totaling $19,495.76 were passed for printing.
- A budget of $1,690,000 is proposed for building the Corral Hollow pipe line for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Board asked the Civil Service Commission for wage rate data on the Corral Hollow Hetch Hetchy water construction contract.
- City appropriated $1,000 from Hetch Hetchy bond funds to buy land for the Red Mountain Bar siphon.
- Reimburses Hetch Hetchy Water Supply $589.42 for payroll and incidental costs it advanced.
- Appropriation of $1,405,750.90 proposed for the Corral Hollow Pipe Line in the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- The Board is authorizing sixteen payments from the Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund to suppliers and contractors, pending final passage.
- A $740.19 tax payment to Stanislaus County's collector for Hetch Hetchy property was listed on the schedule.
- A $1,198.21 tax payment to San Mateo County's collector for Hetch Hetchy property was listed on the schedule.
- A $6,278.33 tax payment to Tuolumne County's collector for Hetch Hetchy property was listed on the schedule.
- Resolution passed for printing to authorize payments to many claimants for Hetch Hetchy and park supplies and work, totaling about $50,000.
- Board accepted $500 from Alexander and Dorothea Hill for a pipe line easement in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Board authorized the City Treasurer to sell $2.7M in unsold Hetch Hetchy and hospital bonds over the counter at or above par.
- Sealed bids were invited to buy $2 million Hetch Hetchy bonds and $700,000 hospital bonds, opened November 23, 1931.
- Reimbursement of $589.42 advanced for payroll and incidentals to the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply was approved.
- Youdall Construction Company was listed for a fourth payment of $564,861.42 on the Hetch Hetchy San Joaquin pipe line.
- Authorizes $1,000 from Hetch Hetchy bond fund to Auditor Benning Wentworth to speed purchase of Red Mountain Bar Siphon land.
- Appropriates $1.4M for the Corral Hollow pipe line in the Hetch Hetchy water supply; outcome continues on next page.
- Symphony and opera bills paid, including $2,000 to the Musical Association
- Resolution directs the City Engineer to move Hetch Hetchy and Public Utilities employees from City Hall to the Water Department Building.
- Resolution proposed to condemn Alameda County land for a Hetch Hetchy water right of way; outcome continues on next page.
- Payment of $598.50 to J. H. Creighton for cement for Hetch Hetchy construction was listed for payment.
- Hetch Hetchy and park bills paid, including $9,870 for cement
- Proposed condemnation of land in San Joaquin County for a Hetch Hetchy water pipeline right of way.
- The City Employees' Retirement System was paid $544.20 to match Hetch Hetchy employee contributions.
- First payment of $6,532.31 to MacDonald & Kahn Company for building the Red Mountain bar siphon on Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Six Alameda County landowners' offers to sell easements for the Corral Hollow pipe line were accepted, totalling $1,542.
- Fifth payment of $639,839.30 to Youdall Construction Company for building the San Joaquin pipe line for Hetch Hetchy water.
- Royalty of $1,775 paid to George H. Stockbridge for vibration dampers on the Hetch Hetchy transmission line.
- Easement sales of $726 and $2,072 from landowners accepted for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct in Stanislaus County.
- Supervisors voted 17 to 0 to authorize condemnation of land in San Joaquin County for the Hetch Hetchy water right of way.
- Board considers accepting Leslie-California Salt Company's offer to sell a pipeline easement in Alameda County.
- Resolution proposes the city take land and a water pipeline easement in Alameda County for the Hetch Hetchy right of way.
- The Board accepted two landowners' offers to sell right-of-way easements in San Joaquin County for the Hetch Hetchy Corral Hollow pipe line.
- City accepted right-of-way easements from the Baxters and John P. Flynn in Alameda County for the Corral Hollow pipe line.
- City accepted an offer from William Godfrey Bach and Rosalie Bach to sell land in Stanislaus County for $1,668.
- The Board of Public Works was reimbursed $600.28 for payroll charges paid by the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- George H. Stockbridge was paid $1,775 royalty for vibration dampers on the Hetch Hetchy transmission line.
- State Compensation Insurance Fund is paid $12,347.89 premium for Hetch Hetchy employees' insurance.
- San Francisco City Employees' Retirement System is paid $543.36 to match Hetch Hetchy employees' contributions.
- Quimby Pump Company, Inc. is paid $923.12 for one Quimby pump from the Hetch Hetchy fund.
- Resolution authorizes claim payments from the Hetch Hetchy fund, including $2,147.70 to J. H. Creighton for trucking sand.
- Red Mountain Bar Siphon on the Hetch Hetchy water system was allotted $225,000 under Resolution 35259.
- The Board credited $51,536.96 of unspent Newark-San Lorenzo pipe line money back to the 1928 Hetch Hetchy Construction Fund.
- The City's offer of $150 to Patrick J. Connolly et al. for a Hetch Hetchy pipeline easement awaits a vote.
- Supervisor McSheehy questioned Chief Engineer O'Shaughnessy about a radio statement blaming the Board for the Hetch Hetchy delay.
- Supervisor Colman moved a resolution declaring Board of Public Works work on the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels an emergency; the vote is on the next page.
- An ordinance trading city-owned land in Tuolumne County for other land needed for Hetch Hetchy Reservoir passed first reading.
- The Board agreed to buy a right of way easement from William and Mary Ryan in Alameda County for $700 for the Hetch Hetchy pipe line.
- The Board agreed to buy a right of way easement from Annie M. Hopkins in San Joaquin County for $150 for the Hetch Hetchy pipe line.
- The City agreed to buy 20 acres on Moccasin Creek from John and Martha Gilliam for $500 for Hetch Hetchy water.
- City proposed buying 20 acres on Moccasin Creek, Tuolumne County, from John and Martha Gilliam for $500 for water supply.
- The Board considered an agreement with Rushing Land and Cattle Company for an underground easement for the Foothill Division tunnel in Tuolumne County.
- Board is considering a land trade in Tuolumne County with Jos. J. Musante for the Priest reservoir of the Hetch Hetchy system.
- Resolution No. 95 proposes a $6.5 million bond to complete the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct water project.
- Proposed resolution would authorise a $6,500,000 bond issue to fund Hetch Hetchy water supply works.
- Clerk ordered to advertise sale of $2,000,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds, with bids due April 18, 1932.
- Form of the Hetch Hetchy Bonds 1932 certificates is set out, with interest at up to 6 percent.
- A $6,500,000 bond issue for the Hetch Hetchy and Spring Valley water project was approved, with one dissenting vote.
- Finance Committee's proposed $6.5M Hetch Hetchy water bond passed second reading, to go to voters on May 3, 1932.
- Board ordered a printed argument in favour of the $6,500,000 Hetch Hetchy water bond for the May 3 election.
- Printed form of Hetch Hetchy Bond 1932 text, with no decision recorded on this page.
- Proposed special election on May 3, 1932 for a $6.5M Hetch Hetchy water bond issue.
- Treasurer authorized to sell $2,000,000 of unsold Hetch Hetchy bonds at not less than par value and accrued interest.
- Board urges voters to approve a $6,500,000 Hetch Hetchy bond issue for water construction; resolution continues on the next page.
- Supervisors declare emergency extends sixty days, letting Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnel work proceed without a contract.
- The city accepted a deed from Arden Salt Company for part of Hickory Street in Newark for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct, paying $1.
- Official count of 128,691 votes for and 9,373 against the Hetch Hetchy bonds on May 3, 1932 was declared.
- Hetch Hetchy Power Operative Division budget adopted as printed by the Public Utilities Department.
- Hetch Hetchy Depreciation Fund Division budget adopted as printed by the Public Utilities Commission.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Supply Construction Division budget adoption proposed; the vote continues on the next page.
- The Board adopted Resolution 243, declaring 128,691 votes for and 9,373 against the Hetch Hetchy Bonds on May 3, 1932.
- Board resolved to sell Hetch Hetchy water bonds and place proceeds in a new Hetch Hetchy 1932 Bond Fund.
- Mayor and Treasurer authorized to issue interim receipts for $6,500,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds before printing.
- Clerk directed to advertise sale of $1,359,000 in 1928 and $5,477,000 in 1932 Hetch Hetchy bonds.
- Roncovieri moved that the City Attorney be asked whether selling the entire Hetch Hetchy bond issue is necessary.
- Bond issue of $6,500,000 for the Hetch Hetchy Water Project proposed; outcome continues on the next page.
- Supplemental appropriation of $17,736 from Hetch Hetchy Power revenue to cover added maintenance and operation costs was approved.
- A banking syndicate led by R. H. Moulton & Company offered $6,836,000 for Hetch Hetchy bonds; outcome continues on next page.
- Finance Committee's resolution sold $6,836,000 of Hetch Hetchy bonds to a syndicate led by R. H. Moulton & Company.
- Hetch Hetchy water bonds totalling $6,836,000 were sold to a syndicate of banks and investment firms; other bids were rejected.
- National City Company's bid of $6,836,000 plus a $1,360.36 premium for Hetch Hetchy bonds was referred to Finance Committee.
- Resolution proposed to extend the emergency declaration sixty days so Hetch Hetchy aqueduct work can continue.
- Supervisors cut the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnel emergency continuation from 60 to 30 days, and the resolution was adopted.
- Amendment to Hetch Hetchy bond resolution lets the Mayor and Treasurer sign $6.5M in water bonds.
- Public Utilities Commission given until July 12, 1932 to award the Hetch Hetchy completion contract.
- The Public Utilities Commission was given until July 27, 1932 to award the Hetch Hetchy completion contract.
- Supervisor Colman proposed a resolution continuing emergency work on the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnels under the Public Utilities Commission.
- Hetch Hetchy tunnel work may go on thirty more days
- Board accepted a deed from Percy C. Ardis and approved paying $500 for a strip of land in Stanislaus County for the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct.
- Proposed agreement with Thomas M. Hughes extending the time limit of a Hetch Hetchy deed to October 1, 1933.
- Supervisor Gallagher's motion had the Clerk check whether San Francisco labour would be hired for Hetch Hetchy road work.
- The Board accepted a right-of-way deed from Daniel Sullivan and paid $2,500 for the Corral Hollow pipe line in Alameda County.
- The Board accepted a deed from Catherine Dunne Company and paid $602 for land for the proposed Amazon Reservoir.
- Old Hetch Hetchy tunnel buildings ordered sold at auction
- Approved $306,287.50 from Hetch Hetchy bonds to pay interest during construction of the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- $311,500 supplemental appropriation for Hetch Hetchy water project construction passed for second reading.
- Supplemental appropriation of $306,287.50 from Hetch Hetchy bonds pays interest during construction of the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Supervisors proposed $311,500 from Hetch Hetchy bonds to build pipelines, a siphon and a sewer for the Hetch Hetchy water project.
- An agreement with R. L. Price over a subsurface easement under the Hetch Hetchy Foothill tunnel is being authorized.
- Labor Council's suggestion to seek federal funds for the Hetch Hetchy power line was referred to the Mayor and Havenner's committee.
- City pays $150 for a Hetch Hetchy water tunnel right of way
- Board considers a resolution declaring public necessity to raise O'Shaughnessy Dam for more Hetch Hetchy water storage.
- Board directed the Mayor and City Attorney to answer PG&E protests against the $6,308,000 Hetch Hetchy Red Mountain Bar power project.
- Passed $3,500,000 Hetch Hetchy Dam bonds to increase O'Shaughnessy Dam height, subject to voter approval.
- Board proposes a November 7, 1933 special election on a $3.5M bond to raise O'Shaughnessy Dam for Hetch Hetchy water.
- $6.3M power house bond sent to voters in November
- Proposed ordinance calls a November 7, 1933 special election on a $3,500,000 bond to raise O'Shaughnessy Dam.
- Voters would decide on a $3.5 million bond to raise O'Shaughnessy Dam for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Veranus Ellinwood's deadline to claim water losses from Hetch Hetchy tunnel work was extended to October 1, 1934.
- Thomas M. Hughes's deadline to claim water losses from Hetch Hetchy construction is proposed for extension to October 1, 1934.
- Board adopted leave for Utilities officials Byington and Cahill to visit Boulder Dam for O'Shaughnessy Dam plans.
- Public Utilities officials Byington and Cahill granted fifteen days' leave to visit Boulder Dam for O'Shaughnessy Dam plans.
- Voters authorized $3,500,000 in a recent bond election to raise O'Shaughnessy Dam by 85 feet.
- Supervisor Havenner's motion asking the Mayor to appoint a citizens' committee to celebrate the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct was adopted.
- Extended Edwin T. Jasper's deed time limit for Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct damage claims to October 1, 1934.
- Time limit on Annie E. Murphy's Hetch Hetchy aqueduct easement deed extended to November 1, 1935, with city water supplied in Alameda County.
- Martha A. Arnold et al. asked to extend a Hetch Hetchy aqueduct deed's time limit to October 1, 1934.
- The City proposes to accept a deed for a Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct right of way.
- The Board adopted a resolution approving a federal loan and grant agreement for an addition to O'Shaughnessy (Hetch Hetchy) Dam.
- Finance Committee's resolution confirming a federal loan and grant agreement for an addition to Hetch Hetchy Dam was adopted.
- Board authorizes the Mayor and Clerk to extend R. L. Price's Hetch Hetchy easement water-supply deadline to April 1, 1935.
- Proposed sale of $3,500,000 Hetch Hetchy Dam bonds to the United States Government under a federal agreement.
- Resolution 1463 would set wage rates and hours for the Hetch Hetchy Dam addition; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Supervisor Uhl raised a newspaper report on the near completion of the Hetch Hetchy Tunnel and asked for an investigation.
- Board re-referred to the Finance Committee a proposed resolution setting Hetch Hetchy Dam addition wage rates.
- Public Utilities Commission seeks modified wage and eight-hour day rules for workers on the Hetch Hetchy Dam addition.
- Board ordered the Clerk to advertise sale of $429,000 Hetch Hetchy Bonds, with sealed bids due August 13, 1934.
- $250,000 paid for Yosemite roads, funded by selling Hetch Hetchy bonds
- R. H. Moulton & Company was awarded the $429,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds at par plus accrued interest.
- Board received bids for $429,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds and referred them to the Finance Committee.
- Board ordered the Clerk to invite the Secretary of the Interior to the Hetch Hetchy water arrival ceremonies.
- Section 78 of Ordinance 9.053 is amended to revise the temporary and seasonal employment pay schedule for Hetch Hetchy power.
- Board adopted a resolution honouring the late engineer O'Shaughnessy, builder of the Hetch Hetchy water system, by rising vote.
- Board authorized deeds conveying Hetch Hetchy-related rights of way to the State of California for Skyline Boulevard in San Mateo County.
- Board passed on final reading an ordinance creating a $1,000 revolving fund to pay Hetch Hetchy Power employees who leave between paydays.
- The Board passed a motion thanking Supervisor Havenner for his efforts in the Hetch Hetchy celebration.
- Supervisor Hayden moved that the Hetch Hetchy water celebration program be printed in the Journal of Proceedings.
- Resolution directs the Clerk to advertise sale of $175,000 Hetch Hetchy Dam bonds and $58,000 sewer bonds.
- The Board ordered a letter of thanks sent to Interior Secretary Ickes for visiting the Hetch Hetchy celebration.
- The city sold $233,000 of Hetch Hetchy Dam and sewer bonds to Bankamerica Company at par plus accrued interest.
- Bankamerica Company's bid at par plus accrued interest for Hetch Hetchy and sewer bonds was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Deed from San Mateo County Title Company for lands beside the Hetch Hetchy right of way accepted.
- Acceptance of a deed for parcels beside the Hetch Hetchy right of way in Stanislaus County, outcome not shown here.
- The city accepted a deed from Alameda County Title Insurance Company for parcels along the Hetch Hetchy aqueduct in Alameda County.
- Board adopted Resolution 1687 extending the Ellinwood water-supply agreement for Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct land until October 1, 1935.
- The Public Utilities Commission was given sixty more days to award the O'Shaughnessy Dam enlargement contract.
- A $87,174.28 payment to Turlock Irrigation District for withheld Hetch Hetchy water passed first reading.
- The Mayor was authorized to seek a larger federal grant of $1,068,529.50 to raise O'Shaughnessy Dam; the resolution was adopted.
- Board finally passed $87,174.28 appropriation paying the Turlock Irrigation District for Hetch Hetchy water losses.
- Board committee noted State bill S.B. 664 could interfere with the Hetch Hetchy railroad unless municipal railroads are excluded.
- President Roosevelt invited to inspect Hetch Hetchy in Yosemite National Park
- Deadline extended to October 1, 1935 for the City to supply water to Thomas M. Hughes under a Hetch Hetchy deed.
- Time to award the O'Shaughnessy Dam enlargement contract extended while federal grant talks continue.
- Board adopted resolution approving a $1,058,000 federal grant to raise the O'Shaughnessy Dam on the Tuolumne River.
- Mayor, Controller, supervisors and utility and city attorney officials allowed to travel to Washington for the Hetch Hetchy power hearing.
- Notice of sale of $3,325,000 Hetch Hetchy Dam bonds approved, with sealed bids due April 29, 1935.
- City transfers $2,250 from Hetch Hetchy surplus to the General Fund to pay Washington hearing expenses.
- The Board ordered the Public Utilities Commission, Controller and City Attorney to assemble Hetch Hetchy histories for the Washington hearing.
- Hetch Hetchy Power surplus transfer of $175,000 to the General Fund was adopted by the Board.
- Supervisor Uhl asked the Public Utilities Commission what it paid for 1,185,000,000 gallons of Hetch Hetchy water.
- Board offers $3,325,000 Hetch Hetchy Dam bonds for sale; bids were opened and referred to the Finance Committee for award.
- Board passed $2,250 from the General Fund to pay city representatives travelling to Washington for the Hetch Hetchy Power hearing.
- Sealed bids were received for purchase of City and County of San Francisco bonds for the Hetch Hetchy Dam.
- Board sold $3,325,000 Hetch Hetchy Dam bonds to the Halsey Stuart syndicate for $3,522,338.75 at 4 per cent.
- Ordinance appropriating $197,338.75 from Hetch Hetchy bond premium to raise O'Shaughnessy Dam passed for second reading.
- Supplemental appropriation ordinance for raising O'Shaughnessy Dam was introduced; its outcome appears on a later page.
- Supplemental appropriation ordinance for raising O'Shaughnessy Dam was introduced; its final vote appears on a later page.
- The Hetch Hetchy Power budget was approved as presented, with a net increase of $265,267.
- Supervisor Havenner moved, and the Board ordered, that his report on alleged Hetch Hetchy contract violations be heard at 8:30 p.m.
- Supervisors moved to ask the Public Utilities Commission whether it officially endorsed the recent revenue bond amendment for Hetch Hetchy power; motion carried.
- Board of Supervisors appropriated $4,564.43 from Hetch Hetchy funds to pay the Modesto Irrigation District for lost water revenue.
- Public Utilities Commission lists Hetch Hetchy Water Supply employee positions and maximum monthly pay rates for 1935-36.
- Supervisor Havenner moved that the Public Utilities Commission report on steps taken on the Hetch Hetchy power transmission line.
- Board adopted resolution to sell $250,000 of Hetch Hetchy bonds by sealed bids on August 19, 1935.
- Sealed bids were opened for $250,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds, with no sale result printed on this page.
- Resolution 2109 sold $250,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds to Bankamerica Company at par plus a $179 premium.
- Bids for a $250,000 Hetch Hetchy bond issue were opened and referred to the Finance Committee.
- Sale of $250,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds awarded to the Bankamerica Company group; all other bids rejected.
- Legal opinion holds San Francisco violates the Raker Act by reselling Hetch Hetchy power to Pacific Gas and Electric.
- Motion passed 8 to 1 that any Hetch Hetchy power distribution proposal will use revenue bonds for financing.
- Supervisor Uhl's motion to ask Pacific Gas and Electric about acquiring part of its plant was referred to the Hetch Hetchy power committee.
- Supervisor Uhl asked the City Attorney whether Hetch Hetchy power is part of the Hetch Hetchy water system.
- Havenner's motion to set up a committee on distributing Hetch Hetchy power was referred to a special committee.
- Acceptance of Thomas M. Hughes easement for Foothill Tunnel, Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct, extended to October 1, 1936.
- Board extends the City's water-supply deadline under Veranus Ellinwood's Hetch Hetchy tunnel easement to October 1, 1936.
- Resolution proposed to extend to October 1, 1936 the time to accept a Tuolumne County Hetch Hetchy easement deed.
- Supervisor Uhl's motion asks E. G. Cahill for a fifth plan distributing Hetch Hetchy power, sent to committee.
- Supervisor Havenner announced that Supervisor Fred Meyer was appointed to the Special Committee on Disposal of Hetch Hetchy Power.
- Board accepted a deed from the estate of Mary Lemos and paid $5,000 for Alameda County land for Hetch Hetchy power.
- Board adopted Plan 4 for distributing Hetch Hetchy power and forwarded it to Interior Secretary Ickes.
- Special committee recommends submitting Hetch Hetchy power Plan 4 to Interior Secretary Ickes; the resolution follows on the next page.
- Supervisor Shannon was appointed to a committee to confer with the Interior Secretary on distributing Hetch Hetchy power.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $35,000 from Hetch Hetchy Power surplus to a new stores revolving fund for supplies.
- Board adopted an agreement with R. L. Price et ux. over a Hetch Hetchy aqueduct tunnel easement.
- Public Utilities Commission is asked to prepare plans for distributing Hetch Hetchy power, following Interior Secretary Ickes's decision.
- Hetch Hetchy Power budget, sheets 2 to 4, approved without objection; no personnel changes.
- Utilities manager recommended trading obsolete copper cable for credit toward a modern conductor; the matter was referred to Public Utilities Committee.
- Supervisor McSheehy was authorized to visit Interior Secretary Ickes to seek federal aid for Hetch Hetchy power distribution.
- San Francisco Labor Council urged a municipal Hetch Hetchy power system; the communication was referred to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Notice advertised for sale of $344,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds, bids due August 3, 1936, interest capped at 6%.
- Finance Committee reported a resolution to sell $344,000 in 1932 Hetch Hetchy bonds to the highest bidder.
- Sealed bids opened for $344,000 of Hetch Hetchy bonds; the award is not shown on this page.
- Special committee chairman McSheehy moved that its Hetch Hetchy report be approved, requiring the city to build its own distribution system.
- Special committee recommends Plan No. 7, city takeover of San Francisco electric supply using Hetch Hetchy power, for submission to the Interior Secretary.
- Adopted: $85,000 from General Fund surplus to pay Hetch Hetchy bond interest and redemption.
- The Board asked the Public Utilities Commission to recommend one project for disposal of Hetch Hetchy power.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an $85,000 supplemental appropriation to pay Hetch Hetchy bond interest and redemption.
- City Attorney O'Toole was asked to draft a charter amendment on distributing Hetch Hetchy power for the next meeting.
- Supervisor Havenner says a charter amendment for revenue bonds to finance Hetch Hetchy power distribution will be prepared for next meeting.
- A proposed $85,000 surplus appropriation to pay Hetch Hetchy bond interest and redemption is pending; outcome continues next page.
- Supervisor Uhl proposes asking the Mayor to name Lester S. Ready to a federal Hetch Hetchy power conference.
- Supervisor Uhl presented Resolution 2811 on distributing Hetch Hetchy power; its text continues on the next page.
- Ellinwood's deadline for the city to supply spring water under a Hetch Hetchy deed was extended to October 1, 1937.
- Plan No. 7 for Hetch Hetchy power distribution called out from committee and set as a special order for October 26.
- Motion to employ Lester S. Ready to check Plan No. 7 for Hetch Hetchy power distribution was defeated.
- Consideration of Plan No. 7 for Hetch Hetchy power distribution was continued to November 9, 1936 for further review.
- McSheehy proposed placing the Hetch Hetchy Power Plan of Distribution No. 7 before voters at the next special election.
- Consideration of Plan No. 7 for distributing Hetch Hetchy power is again laid over by the Board.
- Board postponed until November 17 its decision on putting rapid transit or Hetch Hetchy power distribution to voters.
- Plan No. 7 for distributing Hetch Hetchy power was laid over to a recessed meeting tomorrow at 10 a.m.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposes that the Board submit municipal distribution of Hetch Hetchy power to voters at the next election.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed that San Francisco voters decide on municipal distribution of Hetch Hetchy power at the next appropriate election.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed that the Board submit municipal distribution of Hetch Hetchy power to city voters; debate continued.
- Supervisor McSheehy introduced a motion setting a policy to put a Hetch Hetchy power purchase bond issue before voters; no vote shown.
- Supervisor McSheehy moved that the Board submit municipal distribution of Hetch Hetchy power to voters at the next election; vote pending.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed submitting municipal distribution of Hetch Hetchy power to San Francisco voters; debate continued.
- Board orders 25 copies of the Hetch Hetchy power discussion transcript printed.
- Proposed agreement with Thomas M. Hughes concerns City water supply obligations under a Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct easement.
- Board authorized an agreement with Edwin T. Jasper extending to October 1, 1937 the deadline for spring-flow damage claims near the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct.
- The Board postponed its Hetch Hetchy power distribution Plan No. 7 meeting to Thursday morning at ten o'clock.
- Hetch Hetchy power revenues and bond costs questioned at the hearing
- Motion proposed to approve Plan No. 7 for city ownership of San Francisco's electric supply, to be sent to the Interior Secretary.
- Submission of the Hetch Hetchy power distribution Charter amendment put off until next Monday by agreement.
- Supervisor McSheehy may send Interior Secretary Ickes a telegram urging a prompt decision on Plan No. 7 for Hetch Hetchy power.
- McSheehy withdrew a resolution to approve Plan No. 7 for distributing Hetch Hetchy hydro-electric power.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed a resolution approving Plan No. 7 to distribute Hetch Hetchy hydro-electric power to city residents.
- Proposed charter amendment would let the city issue revenue bonds to distribute Hetch Hetchy power to residents.
- The Board debated a proposed charter amendment for revenue bonds to distribute Hetch Hetchy power, and a motion to send it to voters is pending.
- Supervisors debated Charter Amendment No. 1 on a Hetch Hetchy power system, proposed for submission to voters; the final recommendation is not printed here.
- Board agreed without objection to change "may" to "shall" in the Hetch Hetchy power acquisition measure; a two-thirds vote amendment was still debated.
- Charter Amendment No. 1 on city-owned Hetch Hetchy power distribution is debated and set for a vote, then submission to voters.
- A proposed charter amendment was amended to order the Public Utilities Commission to acquire the Hetch Hetchy power system.
- The Board ordered Hetch Hetchy power distribution plan No. 7, already approved by the Interior Secretary, submitted to voters.
- Plan 7 for municipal electricity distribution under the Hetch Hetchy Project was approved for submission to voters.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed Resolution 3169 urging the Mayor to propose a Hetch Hetchy power distribution plan; Uhl moved it to committee.
- Board substituted Shannon's telegram to the Interior Secretary for McSheehy's report on alleged Raker Act violations by Hetch Hetchy power distribution.
- Board urges the Assembly and Governor to pass Senate Bill 200, letting San Francisco issue revenue bonds for Hetch Hetchy power.
- Proposed resolution asks the Secretary of the Interior to halt Hetch Hetchy power distribution changes until voters approve revenue bonds.
- Public Utilities Commission urges the Board to adopt Plan No. 7 for distributing Hetch Hetchy power before the federal deadline.
- The Board urges the Assembly and Governor to pass Senate Bill 200, letting San Francisco issue revenue bonds for Hetch Hetchy power distribution.
- Agreement with Louise B. Price extends to April 1, 1938 the deadline to assess water damage from the Hetch Hetchy tunnel.
- Board proposes declaring intent to put revenue bonds for Hetch Hetchy power distribution to voters.
- Proposal to resubmit Hetch Hetchy hydro-electric power revenue bonds to voters failed on a five-to-five tie.
- Salary and position changes for the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply were passed as recommended with no objection.
- City to take water pipe easements through San Mateo County lots
- $78,910.37 in Hetch Hetchy bond money set aside for federal works
- The Board finally passed an emergency ordinance appropriating $78,910.37 from the Hetch Hetchy Bond Fund for the O'Shaughnessy Dam project.
- The Public Utilities Commission was asked to report Hetch Hetchy water revenue, deliveries, and sales credits; motion carried.
- Funding of $637,840.89 to complete enlarging O'Shaughnessy Dam passed first reading, drawn from Hetch Hetchy surplus.
- Board finally passed a $637,840.89 supplemental appropriation from the Hetch Hetchy Dam Fund to finish enlarging O'Shaughnessy Dam.
- City grants Alameda County land strip for a public highway
- Proposed agreement with Edwin T. Jasper concerning water supply for a Hetch Hetchy tunnel easement in Tuolumne County.
- $4,000 for the city's defense in the Raker Act case
- Hetch Hetchy power property was maintained and its water wheels overhauled to modern efficiency standards this year.
- City accepted Charles E. MacLean's deed to one acre in Stanislaus County for $100, for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct.
- Proposed acceptance of a deed from Security Title Insurance for Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct land at Oakdale Supply Yard.
- $4,000 set aside to repair storm damage at Moccasin Dam
- $4,000 approved to fix storm damage at Moccasin Dam
- A proposed extension of the city's water supply agreement with Louise B. Price under the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct easement awaits a vote.
- Supervisor McSheehy presented a resolution on distributing Hetch Hetchy power, challenging Pacific Gas and Electric's gas and electricity franchise.
- Supervisor Roncovieri proposed asking the Public Utilities Commission for a report on city distribution of Hetch Hetchy power; referred to committee.
- Charter change urged so the city can sell Hetch Hetchy power
- Proposed $5,000 from Hetch Hetchy power surplus to pay Raker Act litigation expenses; vote not shown.
- Board debated an appropriation for the City Attorney's appeal of the Raker Act Hetch Hetchy ruling; the vote continues on the next page.
- Public Utilities Commission asked to report on a city distribution system for Hetch Hetchy electric power.
- Debate on resolution asking the Public Utilities Commission to report on $3,000 for Hetch Hetchy power distribution; vote not printed here.
- Board considers a $5,000 appropriation to appeal the court ruling on the city's Hetch Hetchy power contract.
- Supervisors debate a $5,000 appropriation from Hetch Hetchy surplus for Raker Act litigation; the final vote is not yet printed.
- Ordinance adopted appropriating $3,000 to revise Plan No. 7 for distributing Hetch Hetchy hydro-electric power.
- Chair's ruling was sustained on McSheehy's appeal against rescinding Colman's motion on the Hetch Hetchy franchise.
- Supervisor McSheehy moved a resolution requiring Hetch Hetchy power bonds be resubmitted with any bond issue at the same election.
- The Board finally passed a $3,000 appropriation to revise Plan No. 7 for distributing Hetch Hetchy hydro-electric power to San Francisco residents.
- Hetch Hetchy power distribution referred to Finance and Judiciary Committees
- Supervisors agreed all members would inspect the Hetch Hetchy Dam during the President's anticipated visit.
- Hetch Hetchy land in Stanislaus County to be sold
- Board authorizes filing for a federal P.W.A. grant covering 45 per cent of a power distribution system for Hetch Hetchy power.
- Board voted to invite Congressmen Welch and Havenner to the O'Shaughnessy Dam dedication as its guests.
- Hetch Hetchy land in Stanislaus County to be sold
- Charter amendment creating a city electric revenue bond system was laid over one week and made a special order.
- Supervisor McSheehy's proposed $21,000,000 Hetch Hetchy electric distribution charter amendment is opposed and remains undecided before the Board.
- Supervisor Roncovieri's motion asks the Public Utilities Commission for an extension of Plan No. 7 for Hetch Hetchy power distribution; ordered.
- Charter provision lets the Public Utilities Commission refund or renew Hetch Hetchy bonds, payable solely from System revenue.
- Supervisors refused to place the Hetch Hetchy power distribution charter amendment on the November 1938 ballot and referred it to Judiciary Committee.
- Board authorizes extending to October 1, 1939 the Hetch Hetchy water deadline with Edwin T. Jasper et al. in Tuolumne County.
- Agreement with Thomas M. Hughes extends the Hetch Hetchy water-supply deadline in Tuolumne County to October 1, 1939.
- Board authorized an agreement with Veranus Ellinwood extending a deadline for water supply to his land near the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct.
- Board adopted resolution extending to November 1, 1939 the time to assess water damage from Hetch Hetchy tunnel, Alameda County.
- Supervisor Brown proposed asking Congress to amend the Raker Act to allow sale of Hetch Hetchy power; referred to committee.
- Supervisors passed on second reading a $14,000 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy water-rights litigation, after McSheehy opposed it.
- Supervisor Brown's proposed resolution urging Congress to amend the Raker Act for private sale of Hetch Hetchy power was referred to committee.
- Supervisors' vote on $22,681.73 from Water Department surplus to repair the Hetch Hetchy submarine pipe is not printed on this page.
- Lease of Riverbank land from the Santa Fe Railway for a Hetch Hetchy transmission line warehouse at $30 yearly was authorized.
- Water surplus of $22,681.73 approved to repair the ruptured 42-inch Hetch Hetchy submarine pipe across Newark Slough.
- Water Department surplus of $19,825 proposed to cover higher power costs at Pulgas Pumping Station during Hetch Hetchy pipe repair.
- Plan No. 8 for distributing Hetch Hetchy power was referred to the City Attorney for further study.
- Proposed ordinance to create one permanent lineman position at the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply; vote not printed on this page.
- Board resolves to ask Congress to amend the Raker Act so the city may sell Hetch Hetchy power.
- Extension of the time limit for spring-water damage claims under Louise Price's Hetch Hetchy tunnel easement.
- Hetch Hetchy water pay rates set for laborers and tradesmen
- Schmidt's substitute asking voters whether to let private companies distribute Hetch Hetchy power was sent back to the Public Utilities Committee.
- Public Utilities Committee recommends Board memorialize Congress to amend the Raker Act so the city can sell Hetch Hetchy power.
- The Committee of the Whole considers sending Hetch Hetchy Power Plan No. 8 to voters at the May 19 special election; the Mayor urges approval.
- Public Utilities Commission submits Plan No. 8 for distributing Hetch Hetchy hydro-electric power to San Francisco residents; Board action pending.
- Controller proposed to pay a lost $28.75 Hetch Hetchy bond coupon to Alma M. Myers, with an indemnity.
- The Board considered the Hetch Hetchy Power Operative budget of $290,122 for 1939-40; the outcome is on the next page.
- Motion to delete the $8,400 Utilities Engineer salary from the Hetch Hetchy budget failed for want of a second.
- Resolution urging Congress to amend the Raker Act so San Francisco can sell Hetch Hetchy electric power was adopted.
- Pacific Gas and Electric contract defended against a $55,000,000 system
- Resolution urging Congress to amend the Raker Act so San Francisco may sell Hetch Hetchy power; reconsideration noticed after 7-1 vote.
- Proposed resolution asks Congress to amend the Raker Act so San Francisco can sell Hetch Hetchy power; debate moved to Committee of the Whole.
- Raker Act resolution put off until all members are present
- Pacific Gas and Electric contract defended against a $55,000,000 system
- The Board unanimously thanked the City Attorney and his assistants for handling the Hetch Hetchy power contract appeal.
- Board authorized extending Thomas M. Hughes's Foothill Tunnel water easement deadline to October 1, 1940.
- Agreement with Edwin T. Jasper extending the water-supply deadline to October 1, 1940 for a Hetch Hetchy tunnel easement.
- Proposed agreement extending the time limit on Martha Arnold's deed for a Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct tunnel easement.
- Ordinance changing Hetch Hetchy Water Supply staff positions and pay classes passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $4,000 from Hetch Hetchy funds for litigation over raising O'Shaughnessy Dam passed for second reading.
- Board appropriated $555.53 to cover a tax deficiency in the Hetch Hetchy water supply budget as an emergency measure.
- Ordinance amending Hetch Hetchy Water Supply staffing positions under Section 80 is proposed, awaiting final action.
- The Board finally passed a $4,000 appropriation from the Hetch Hetchy fund for litigation over raising O'Shaughnessy Dam.
- Hetch Hetchy and utilities engineering staff positions and monthly pay rates were finally passed by the Board.
- Public Utilities Commission's Hetch Hetchy employee pay schedule amended to add a utilities engineer at $700 a month, finally passed.
- Ordinance renaming the Hetch Hetchy power operatives section of the Public Utilities Commission's salary schedule was passed.
- Public Utilities Commission bureau renamed and its Hetch Hetchy water staff job classes and pay rates revised; ordinance passed.
- Board passed an ordinance raising Hetch Hetchy water supply laborer positions from 12 to 16.
- Time limit of Louise B. Price's Hetch Hetchy tunnel water-supply deed extended to April 1, 1941.
- Supervisor Uhl asked the City Attorney to advise how to save revenue from Hetch Hetchy power sales after a Supreme Court ruling.
- Ordinance proposed to change a class title under Hetch Hetchy Power Operative engineering positions in the Public Utilities Commission.
- Report sought on using Hetch Hetchy power in San Francisco
- Supervisor McSheehy moved for a public hearing on disposing of Hetch Hetchy power and postponing the Washington committee trip.
- Public Utilities Commission budget, excluding Hetch Hetchy Power Operative, approved by six to three vote.
- Board approved the Hetch Hetchy Power operative budget after an earlier attempt failed, eight votes to one.
- Board motion to approve the Hetch Hetchy Power Operative budget failed, so its functions would cease July 1.
- Supervisors approved the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply budget by a 9 to 0 vote.
- Colman moved approval of the Hetch Hetchy Power Operative budget; the first motion failed 6 to 3 and was renewed.
- Supervisors approved corrected pay rates for Hetch Hetchy Water Supply positions, adding raises and then deducting house rent.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Supply budget pay rates for construction engineer and reservoir keepers were corrected to add increases.
- Supervisor Colman moved approval of the Hetch Hetchy Power Operative budget; a point of order was ruled not well taken.
- Summary not public in this release
- Proposed $25,000 from Hetch Hetchy bond surpluses for surveys and preliminary plans for the Cherry River development.
- Supervisors approved an official inspection trip of Hetch Hetchy and Water Department properties, leaving San Francisco June 25, 1940.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $25,000 from 1932 Hetch Hetchy Bond Fund surpluses for Cherry River Development surveys and plans.
- A proposed amendment to Ordinance 662 deletes Items 29, 31 and 35 from the Hetch Hetchy water supply section of the Public Utilities Commission.
- Mayor, two supervisors and officials were granted permission to leave California for thirty days to confer on Hetch Hetchy power.
- Motion urging the Mayor to ask the Interior Secretary to suspend the Hetch Hetchy power injunction was referred to the Judiciary and Public Utilities committee.
- Board asks the Mayor to urge the Interior Secretary to suspend the Hetch Hetchy power injunction until June 30, 1941.
- Supervisor Colman moves to put off the Hetch Hetchy power distribution matter for one week to August 19, 1940.
- Board resolution ratifies a committee's commitment to lease Pacific Gas and Electric's distribution facilities, and seeks a postponed injunction date from Interior Secretary Ickes.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed asking the Interior Secretary for a stay of the Hetch Hetchy power injunction against San Francisco's sale to PG&E, backing a bond.
- Reconsideration refused of a motion asking the Mayor to seek Interior Secretary Ickes' help on the Hetch Hetchy power sale to PG&E.
- Hetch Hetchy power resolution held over after McSheehy asks reconsideration
- Board approved the Hetch Hetchy Raker Act stipulation and directed its signing by the President, Clerk and Mayor.
- City stipulates to a court it will negotiate to take over Pacific Gas and Electric distribution facilities for Hetch Hetchy power.
- Board of Supervisors postponed reconsideration of its Hetch Hetchy power distribution commitment to Secretary Ickes until August 26, 1940.
- Any private lease of Hetch Hetchy energy needs prior Interior Secretary approval, with the amended wording ordered.
- City Attorney proposes a resolution with Interior Secretary stipulations suspending the Hetch Hetchy injunction until July 1, 1941.
- Hetch Hetchy power stipulation amended so no lease or contract with private firms takes effect without Interior Secretary approval.
- City agrees to lease PG&E's San Francisco distribution lines and sell Hetch Hetchy power itself, under a stipulation submitted for approval.
- Resolution confirming a special committee's commitment to Interior Secretary Ickes on distributing Hetch Hetchy power; outcome continues on next page.
- An ordinance appropriating $5,000 from the Hetch Hetchy bond fund to settle John Antrim Bunting's lawsuit passed second reading.
- Authorization for an agreement extending Veranus Ellinwood's Hetch Hetchy water deed deadline is proposed.
- The Mayor and Clerk were authorized to extend Thomas M. Hughes's Hetch Hetchy water deed deadline to October 1, 1941.
- Proposed agreement with Martha A. Arnold and others over a Hetch Hetchy water supply promise in Tuolumne County; outcome not shown on this page.
- Public Utilities Commission asked to report on a Hetch Hetchy power distribution system if the Pacific Gas and Electric lease fails.
- Any Public Utilities Commission report on a Hetch Hetchy distribution system must include a financial prospectus, as requested by Supervisor Uhl.
- Proposed $5,000 transfer from the 1932 Hetch Hetchy Bond Fund to settle a pending Superior Court action.
- Supervisor Uhl moved that the Public Utilities Commission be asked to report on acquiring a Hetch Hetchy electric distribution system.
- Charter amendment on revenue bonds for a city electric distribution system was sent to a committee of the whole hearing on September 11.
- $7,500 set aside for court costs in the Transbay case
- Board authorized extending the time limit on a Hetch Hetchy easement deed with Louise B. Price to April 1, 1942.
- Coordinating Council reports on nursery schools and youth work
- Mayor reports a proposed lease with PG&E for city Hetch Hetchy power distribution awaits Secretary Ickes's approval.
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $900 from the Hetch Hetchy fund to buy a truck for the Public Utilities Commission.
- Supervisor Shannon read an analysis of the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply budget, showing a decrease for the coming year.
- Board approved the Hetch Hetchy Power Operative budget for 1941-42 at $2.4M, a net decrease of $50,000.
- Mayor asks for immediate study of a plan to distribute Hetch Hetchy power in San Francisco; referred to Joint Committee.
- Utilities Manager submits Plan Nine for distributing Hetch Hetchy power through a city-owned system; referred to committee.
- A proposed charter amendment on revenue bonds to finance an electric distribution system from Hetch Hetchy power was presented.
- The Board authorized the Director of Property to sell city-owned Hetch Hetchy buildings at Livermore at public auction for cash.
- Supervisor McGowan moved that a charter amendment for Hetch Hetchy revenue bonds be submitted to voters on November 4, 1941.
- The city agreed to extend Veranus Ellinwood's Hetch Hetchy spring-water supply deadline to October 1, 1942.
- The city agreed to extend Thomas M. Hughes's Hetch Hetchy spring-water supply deadline to October 1, 1942.
- Congress asked to loosen the Raker Act on Hetch Hetchy power
- Congress asked to loosen the Raker Act on Hetch Hetchy power
- Proposed $10,000 appropriation from Hetch Hetchy funds for officials' trips to Washington to seek amending the Raker Act.
- Board proposes $10,000 from Hetch Hetchy funds for Washington trips on the Raker Act.
- Resolution asks the Interior Secretary to seek a court stay of the order cancelling the city's Hetch Hetchy power sale to PG&E.
- Hetch Hetchy power resale to Pacific Gas and Electric ruled illegal
- Proposed appeal asks the Interior Secretary to stay a court order cancelling the city's Hetch Hetchy power resale deal with PG&E.
- Withdrawn and replaced by a substitute, the subject not named
- War production cited over the city's Hetch Hetchy electric power
- Proposed emergency ordinance would let the Public Utilities Commission pay the state Adjutant General for State Guards protecting Hetch Hetchy water properties.
- Proposed: the Mayor is asked to appoint a committee to arrange sale of Hetch Hetchy power to war industries.
- An ordinance appropriating $13,500 from Hetch Hetchy funds to pay the State Guard guarding Hetch Hetchy properties was proposed for second reading.
- Proposed $13,500 appropriation for State Guard guarding Hetch Hetchy properties, reported by Finance Committee without recommendation.
- The Mayor forwarded E. G. Cahill's report on disposing of Hetch Hetchy Power, referred to the Public Utilities and Finance Committee.
- The Board tabled a request that the Mayor appoint a committee to confer with federal officials on selling Hetch Hetchy power.
- Resolution asking the Mayor to appoint a committee on selling Hetch Hetchy power to war industries was tabled.
- Proposed agreement extends Louise B. Price's deadline to April 1, 1943 for spring water damage claims under a Hetch Hetchy easement.
- Utilities Manager Cahill was asked to report to the Board on April 6 about selling Hetch Hetchy power.
- Proposed $25,000 appropriation from the Hetch Hetchy bond fund for Cherry River dam and aqueduct surveys.
- The Board approved a five-year Hetch Hetchy hydro-electric power sale to the federal Defense Plant Corporation for an aluminum plant.
- Board approved a five-year Hetch Hetchy power sale to Defense Plant Corporation for its aluminum plant.
- $10,000 approved for court costs in Transbay contractor appeal
- Manager of Utilities presented a replacement civilian defense budget for Hetch Hetchy Water Supply totalling $38,820; outcome not printed.
- Board approved a supplemental Hetch Hetchy Water Supply budget correcting clerical errors by adding one painter and six truck driver-laborers.
- Supervisor MacPhee proposed asking the California State Guard to guard Hetch Hetchy water facilities against sabotage.
- Rangers and special agents guarding Hetch Hetchy and Water Department properties exempted from Charter residency requirements.
- Resolution urges the Governor and California State Guard to supply guards to patrol the Hetch Hetchy water supply facilities.
- Consideration of a resolution urging the State Guard to guard Hetch Hetchy water facilities was postponed to August 3, 1942.
- Mayor vetoes Resolution 2757, which asked the Governor to assign State Guard to protect Hetch Hetchy and city water properties; outcome not yet shown.
- Resolution to issue coupon Hetch Hetchy bonds replacing 1928 registered bonds, originally $24M for the Tuolumne aqueduct.
- Board's resolution urging state guards to protect Hetch Hetchy water facilities became law after the Mayor's veto was overridden.
- Mayor vetoed a resolution asking the Governor to assign State Guard to patrol Hetch Hetchy water supply facilities.
- Mayor vetoed a resolution urging the Governor to guard Hetch Hetchy water properties; the Board tabled the veto.
- Board tabled a resolution urging State Guard protection of Hetch Hetchy water facilities, and the Mayor's veto was sustained.
- Board authorized a written agreement extending the Hetch Hetchy water-supply deadline for Thomas M. Hughes to October 1, 1943.
- City agrees to extend Veranus Ellinwood's Hetch Hetchy water-supply deadline to October 1, 1943.
- Proposed agreement with Edwin T. Jasper et al. to extend a Hetch Hetchy water-supply deed deadline; vote not shown here.
- Mayor and Clerk authorized to extend Martha Arnold's Hetch Hetchy water-supply deed deadline to October 1, 1943.
- The Finance Committee's $12.00 expense for its Hetch Hetchy inspection trip was ordered paid.
- Land exchange with Pacific Gas and Electric in Alameda County to relocate a Hetch Hetchy power tower passed second reading.
- The Board authorized extending a 1926 Hetch Hetchy water deed agreement with Louise B. Price to April 1, 1944.
- Guards asked for the water system and Hetch Hetchy power project
- Board asks the Ninth Corps Area commander for military guards on Hetch Hetchy and San Francisco's water system during the war.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to postpone the Hetch Hetchy civilian defense budget until June, when guards are withdrawn.
- Supervisor Gallagher moved to approve $250,000 instead of $347,000 for guarding Water Department and Hetch Hetchy properties.
- Board postponed consideration of $250,000 for guarding Water Department and Hetch Hetchy properties until May 20, 1943.
- Supplemental budget requests to guard Hetch Hetchy properties were pending, with the Board considering $226,075 for 98 guards.
- Emergency ordinance passed finally, appropriating $7,534 to guard Hetch Hetchy water properties after the State Guard withdrew.
- Supervisor MacPhee presented an ordinance appropriating $25,000 from the 1932 Hetch Hetchy bond fund for Cherry River surveys and plans.
- Proposed $5,000 appropriation from the 1932 Hetch Hetchy Bond Fund to defend land damage claims from the Hetch Hetchy project.
- Proposed $25,000 appropriation from the 1932 Hetch Hetchy Bond Fund for Cherry River dam and aqueduct surveys and plans.
- Proposed $5,000 appropriation from the 1932 Hetch Hetchy bond fund to resist riparian owners' and land damage claims.
- Proposed $5,000 from the 1932 Hetch Hetchy Bond Fund to fight riparian owner and land damage claims.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a salary change adding a Hetch Hetchy labor sub-foreman post at $8.10 a day.
- Proposed ordinance would add a Labor Sub-Foreman post at $8.10 a day in the Hetch Hetchy water supply bureau.
- Agreement with Thomas M. Hughes proposed over water promised under a 1926 Hetch Hetchy aqueduct deed.
- Controller authorized to pay $50 to Butte Valley State Bank for two lost Hetch Hetchy bond coupons, if guaranteed.
- Bill 2899 proposes $25,000 from Hetch Hetchy bond funds for Cherry River development surveys; referred to Finance Committee.
- Creates a $3,000 Hetch Hetchy revolving fund and rescinds earlier $2,000 power and $5,000 water supply fund measures.
- Hetch Hetchy Power Operative budget approved by vote of nine to none.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Supply budget approved by vote of nine to none.
- Hetch Hetchy War Emergency budget approved by vote of nine to none.
- Board passed on first reading a $25,000 Hetch Hetchy bond fund appropriation for Cherry River development surveys.
- Supplemental budget increases of $741 for Hetch Hetchy Water Supply salaries and pensions approved; a garage foreman post changed.
- Two as-needed lineman positions added to the Hetch Hetchy Power Operative budget, at daily rates.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Supply budget revised: an Accountant's pay cut to $225 and a Senior Accountant post eliminated; approved.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Supply received a $978 supplemental appropriation for employee pay above 40 hours weekly; approved.
- Supervisors passed a $25,000 appropriation from the Hetch Hetchy bond fund for Cherry River Development Project surveys.
- Proposed salary ordinance change moves a Hetch Hetchy power operative's general foreman lineman pay to $374 per month.
- Proposed change moving a Hetch Hetchy general foreman lineman from daily to monthly pay, with the position transferred to another section.
- Hetch Hetchy painter pay changed from daily to monthly rate to correct a clerical error; outcome continues on next page.
- Hetch Hetchy foreman's pay converted from a daily rate to $310.50 monthly; the ordinance awaits final vote.
- Proposed: Hetch Hetchy transmission line pay changes from daily to monthly rates, and a general foreman lineman position is added.
- Salary ordinance for Hetch Hetchy transmission line positions amended to monthly pay, retroactive to July 1, 1944, proposed.
- Proposed ordinance would move a Hetch Hetchy general foreman lineman from daily pay to monthly pay and transfer the position.
- Market Street Railway employees are kept in their positions and paid after the city takes over the company on September 29, 1944.
- Mayor and Clerk authorized to extend Thomas M. Hughes's Hetch Hetchy water-supply deadline to October 1, 1945.
- New Hetch Hetchy engineering posts to follow the railway purchase
- Hetch Hetchy power reserve funds of $140 approved to add hours to one general clerk position.
- Proposes $140 from the Hetch Hetchy power compensation reserve to add a general clerk position.
- Proposed $400 transfer from a Hetch Hetchy engineering compensation reserve to cover an overtime allowance deficiency.
- Proposed $1,000 transfer from the Hetch Hetchy water reserve to cover a deficiency in employee injury compensation.
- Judge St. Sure refused to reopen Transbay Construction Company's suit over O'Shaughnessy Dam and awarded the City $2,529 in costs.
- Controller proposed to pay $28.75 to Robert G. Rodgers for a lost Hetch Hetchy bond coupon.
- Resolution proposed to waive the statute of limitations on overdue 1910 Water Bonds and 1928 Hetch Hetchy Bonds coupons.
- Proposal to authorize the Mayor to sign applications for state civilian defense funds to guard the Water Department and Hetch Hetchy properties.
- Mayor authorized to seek $117,882 state reimbursement for guarding Hetch Hetchy water properties; referred to Finance Committee.
- The Mayor is authorized to seek $117,882 in state aid to repay guarding of Water Department and Hetch Hetchy properties.
- Proposed ordinance appropriates $25,000 from the Hetch Hetchy bond fund for Cherry River development surveys; passed for second reading.
- Supervisors finally passed an ordinance appropriating $25,000 from the Hetch Hetchy bond fund for Cherry River development surveys.
- The Public Utilities Commission's Hetch Hetchy Power Operative budget was approved without objection.
- The Board approved the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply budget with no objection.
- Supervisors approved $8,428 for Hetch Hetchy Power's share of Public Utilities Commission personnel costs, as reduced by the Mayor.
- Hetch Hetchy power plant operating budget of $1,131,500 was amended to delete $3,350 of equipment; final vote continues on next page.
- Board approved Civil Service Commission changes reclassifying positions in the Water Department and Hetch Hetchy Water Supply, Power and Utilities Engineering Bureau.
- $1,600 appropriated from the Hetch Hetchy land fund to buy land in Oakdale for a maintenance yard; passed for second reading.
- Board approved Hetch Hetchy power sale rates under agreements with Pacific Gas and Electric and irrigation districts, effective July 1, 1945.
- Board is considering $1,600 to buy land in Oakdale for a Hetch Hetchy maintenance yard.
- Summary not public in this release
- City buys Oakdale lots for $1,440 as a Hetch Hetchy yard
- Passed for second reading an amendment to Hetch Hetchy power operative salary schedule, replacing a clerk-typist with a senior clerk-stenographer.
- Passed for second reading a $60,000 appropriation from Hetch Hetchy bond funds for equipment under a Modesto and Turlock electric energy contract.
- Board authorizes extending Thomas M. Hughes's Hetch Hetchy water-supply deadline to October 1, 1946.
- A Hetch Hetchy power operative salary change, replacing a clerk-typist with a senior stenographer, awaits final passage.
- Proposed ordinance appropriating $60,000 from the 1932 Hetch Hetchy bond fund for equipment tied to an electricity sale contract.
- Hetch Hetchy War Emergency budget adopted without objection.
- Board adopted the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply budget of the Public Utilities Commission, as amended.
- Supervisors cut and added line items in the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply budget, including $336,000 for Moccasin Power Plant repairs, with amendments carried.
- $25,000 from the Hetch Hetchy bond fund appropriated for preliminary Cherry River development work.
- Public Utilities Commission lists interdepartmental engineering and draftsman positions and their pay schedules for as-needed employment.
- Appropriated $25,000 from the 1932 Hetch Hetchy bond fund for preliminary Cherry River development work.
- Proposed raising the pay of one Hetch Hetchy general foreman lineman to 433.50 per day; vote continues on next page.
- Hetch Hetchy water supply's general foreman lineman pay schedule was amended and finally passed by supervisors.
- A $3,000 petty-cash revolving fund for Hetch Hetchy was passed on first reading.
- A $3,000 appropriation for the Hetch Hetchy petty cash revolving fund was passed finally.
- Supervisor MacPhee's motion rescinded the August 5 adoption of a proposal to take land for a Hetch Hetchy pump station, sending it to Finance Committee.
- Eminent domain proceedings authorized to acquire land for a Hetch Hetchy aqueduct pump station, up to $2,500.
- City moves to take easements across Stanislaus County land for Hetch Hetchy power lines to Modesto.
- Ordinance adding one janitor at $155-195 monthly to the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply bureau passed for second reading.
- Land taken in Stanislaus County for a Hetch Hetchy power line
- Salary ordinance to add one Hetch Hetchy Water Supply janitor at $155-195 a month is proposed; vote not shown here.
- Salary schedule for Hetch Hetchy Water Supply power operative positions amended, setting pay ranges for staff.
- Pay schedule for Hetch Hetchy Water Supply staff amended; text continues on the next page.
- H. A. Crowley, a Hetch Hetchy employee, was granted rights to sell tools he invented; the item went to Finance Committee.
- Appropriation of $168 for holiday pay to Hetch Hetchy Water Supply employees passed first reading.
- Proposed resolution would waive the state statute of limitations so barred Water and Hetch Hetchy bond coupons can be paid.
- Supplemental budget request for Hetch Hetchy Water Supply overtime allowance was proposed; outcome not printed on this page.
- Board approved a $453 supplemental budget request for Hetch Hetchy Water Supply retirement allowance.
- Hetch Hetchy Power budget adopted by unanimous vote of those present.
- Board approved a $60 supplemental budget request for Hetch Hetchy Water Supply holiday pay.
- Board approved a $150 supplemental budget request for Hetch Hetchy Water Supply temporary salaries.
- Board approved a $9,662 supplemental budget request for Hetch Hetchy Water Supply general maintenance.
- Board approved a $2,690 supplemental budget request for Hetch Hetchy Water Supply road maintenance.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Supply surplus fund reduced by $14,651 in a supplemental budget request, approved with no objection.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Supply budget adopted as amended, with Supervisor Mancuso alone opposing; contractual services line trimmed to $3,000.
- Board passed on first reading a $25,000 appropriation from Hetch Hetchy bond funds for Cherry River Development Project surveys.
- Redwood City gets land to carry Oak Avenue over Hetch Hetchy
- Redwood City gets land to carry Oak Avenue over Hetch Hetchy
- The Board finally passed a $25,000 appropriation from Hetch Hetchy bond funds for Cherry River Development Project studies and improvements.
- Redwood City gets land to carry Oak Avenue over Hetch Hetchy
- Hetch Hetchy workers' civil service claim put off a week
- Consideration of a resolution waiving the statute of limitations for Hetch Hetchy employees was continued to July 14, 1947.
- The Board postponed for one week the $25,000,000 water bond proposal for a second Hetch Hetchy pipe line and related works.
- Proposed $25,000,000 water bond for new Hetch Hetchy pipelines was sent back to Finance Committee.
- $7,500,000 from Hetch Hetchy water bond funds approved for pipelines to augment the city water supply.
- Appropriates $7,500,000 from the 1947 Hetch Hetchy water bond fund to build pipelines augmenting the city's water supply.
- Ordinance adding 77 engineering positions in the Hetch Hetchy water and utilities bureau was finally passed.
- Board approved $961,422 payment to Hetch Hetchy Water Supply for purchased water power.
- Board approved the Hetch Hetchy Power Operative budget, including supplemental budgets, as amended.
- Line-item cuts and approvals to the Hetch Hetchy water budget were carried, including a $30,000 Raker Act fee to the U.S. Government.
- Hetch Hetchy Water Supply budget and supplemental recommendations approved, as amended.
- Hetch Hetchy Power supplemental budget to be considered with its regular budget.
- Board approved issuing $4.9M Municipal Railway and $1.35M Hetch Hetchy water bonds, with taxes to repay them.
- Board passed on second reading a $1,350,000 appropriation from Hetch Hetchy bond surplus to build water supply pipelines.
- A $4,000 appropriation from the Hetch Hetchy fund for rights-of-way for San Joaquin Pipe Line No. 2 passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed $1,350,000 from Hetch Hetchy water bond surplus for pipelines to augment the city's water supply.
- Salary ordinance for Hetch Hetchy engineering replaces a senior bookkeeper post with a lower-paid bookkeeper, passed for second reading.
- $4,000 for San Joaquin water pipeline land rights approved
- Bank of America's bid for $1.35M Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds was found highest and best; the vote continues next page.
- Ordinance passed for second reading to spend $25,000 of Hetch Hetchy bond funds on Cherry River development surveys.
- Temporarily postponed: $25,000 from the 1932 Hetch Hetchy bond fund for Cherry River development surveys.
- Board adopted $25,000 from the 1932 Hetch Hetchy bond fund for Cherry River project studies, after a legal-opinion delay.
- Board continued for one week the $25,000 Hetch Hetchy bond fund appropriation for Cherry River development surveys.
- Board passed an ordinance taking $25,000 from the 1932 Hetch Hetchy bond fund for Cherry River development surveys.
- Passed first reading appropriating $1,805 to add a Hetch Hetchy gardener position in place of a laborer.
- Passed first reading amending the salary ordinance for a Hetch Hetchy position, companion to the gardener item.
- Passed $1,805 for a new Hetch Hetchy Water Supply gardener post, abolishing a laborer post.
- Companion salary ordinance for Hetch Hetchy Water Supply positions passed.
- $7,324.38 of back wages for Hetch Hetchy workers passes second reading
- $7,324 back pay for Hetch Hetchy workers approved
- Ordinance appropriating $280,000 for valves on San Joaquin Pipe Line No. 2 passed for second reading.
- Easement deed from A. F. and Lulu W. Willms accepted for roads over Stanislaus County land used for the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct.
- The Public Utilities Commission received $280,000 from Hetch Hetchy surplus for valves on San Joaquin Pipe Line No. 2; finally passed.
- Sale of two Hetch Hetchy surplus parcels near Smith Station to James N. Crawford Sr. for $1,403.15 confirmed.
- Passed for second reading: $13,700,000 from the 1947 Hetch Hetchy bond fund for pipelines to augment San Francisco's water supply.
- An ordinance appropriating $1,000 from the Public Utilities Commission for accident pay to injured Hetch Hetchy employees passed first reading.
- Proposed $121,100 from the Water Operating Fund to finish drum gates at O'Shaughnessy Dam, adding 20,000 acre feet of capacity.
- Board considered issuing $3.5 million in Municipal Railway bonds and $1.85 million in Hetch Hetchy water bonds, Series C.
- Issue of $3,500,000 Municipal Railway and $1,850,000 Hetch Hetchy bonds temporarily postponed by a motion carried without objection.
- Public Utilities Commission approves $13.7M from the 1947 Hetch Hetchy bond fund for new water pipelines.
- Public Utilities Commission spends $121,100 to finish drum gates at O'Shaughnessy Dam, adding reservoir capacity.
- Bid from Bank of America accepted to buy $1,850,000 of Hetch Hetchy water bonds.
- Public Utilities Commission's Hetch Hetchy Power budget adopted with line-item cuts, including travel and equipment reductions.
- Public Utilities Commission's $598 overtime appropriation for Hetch Hetchy employees passed for second reading.
- The Board adopted a resolution letting the City Attorney start eminent domain for land in Tuolumne County, costing up to $1,500, for Hetch Hetchy.
- $50,000 from the Hetch Hetchy bond fund proposed for preliminary studies of the Cherry River development project, passed for second reading.
- Board sent back to committee a $598 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy overtime and holiday pay for monthly employees.
- $50,000 appropriated from the Hetch Hetchy Bond Fund for Cherry River Development Project surveys and improvements; finally passed.
- Supervisors questioned Hetch Hetchy contracts with Turlock and Modesto Irrigation Districts and the federal government, with the discussion continuing past this page.
- Treasurer authorized to pay $28.75 in lieu of a detached Hetch Hetchy bond coupon to Oakland Bank of Commerce.
- Consideration of a statute of limitations waiver for Hetch Hetchy employees was continued for one week.
- Board took up a resolution waiving the statute of limitations for Hetch Hetchy employees' civil service classification suit; outcome not yet shown.
- Refusal to waive the statute of limitations for certain Hetch Hetchy employees' civil service classification claims was approved by the Board.
- Board considers a resolution to build the Cherry Valley Dam in Tuolumne County for the Hetch Hetchy water supply.
- Hetch Hetchy water supply gets $10,000 for federal engineer pay and stream measurements; passed for second reading.
- The Board adopted a transfer of $174,000 within the Hetch Hetchy bond fund for San Joaquin Pipe Line engineering and inspection.
- Ordinance proposing $85,000 for a Hetch Hetchy access road and pump at Rock River Shaft passed on first reading.
- Appropriates $10,000 for Hetch Hetchy water supply engineering and stream flow measurements; finally passed.
- Public Utilities Commission appropriated $125,000 for Hetch Hetchy cottages and equipment sheds, passed for second reading.
- Public Utilities Commission appropriations totalling $125,000 approved for Hetch Hetchy cottages, sheds and utilities at three sites.
- Ordinance appropriating $2,250 for a new Hetch Hetchy maintenance superintendent post, abolishing a carpenter foreman post, passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed a $2,250 appropriation creating a Hetch Hetchy maintenance superintendent post and abolishing a carpenter foreman post.
- Board finally passed a salary ordinance changing one Hetch Hetchy Water Supply maintenance position.
- Board passed on first reading $1,500,000 plus $2,495,700 from Hetch Hetchy bond funds for Section A of the San Joaquin Pipe Line.
- Public Utilities Commission appropriated $1,500,000 from Hetch Hetchy bond funds to build Section A of the San Joaquin Pipe Line.
- Public Utilities Commission overtime and holiday pay appropriation of $1,200 for Hetch Hetchy was re-referred to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance proposed spending $8,027.30 for a Hetch Hetchy lathe at the Moccasin Machine Shop; passed for second reading.
- Board took up the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply budget, with the Public Utilities Commission's recommended changes; outcome continues on next page.
- Summary not public in this release
- Motion to rescind adoption of the Hetch Hetchy Water Supply budget was defeated by seven noes to three.
- Ordinance proposed to sell 0.756 acre of Hetch Hetchy surplus land on Carver Road, Stanislaus County, at public auction.
- Hetch Hetchy surplus land on Carver Road to be auctioned
- Proposed $34,000 for Hetch Hetchy access roads between South Fork and Mather passed for second reading.
- Eminent domain acquisition of 5.624 acres in Tuolumne County for Hetch Hetchy lime plant approved.
- Public Utilities Commission gets $27,000 more to certify a contract for six Hetch Hetchy cottages, passed first reading.
- Hetch Hetchy access roads between South Fork and Mather get $34,000 more for construction, passed finally.
- Consideration of Hetch Hetchy electric energy rate schedules was continued one week on a motion by MacPhee.
- Schedules of Hetch Hetchy electric energy rates were continued for one week before final action.
- Supervisors passed for second reading $87,000 from a 1949 bond fund for Cherry Valley Dam engineering and drilling work.
- Proposed Hetch Hetchy electric rate schedules were filed without a vote after the Board's time limit lapsed.
- Consideration of Hetch Hetchy electric energy rate schedules was continued to July 24, 1950 amid objections over cost.
- Ordinance appropriating $87,000 from a 1949 bond fund for Cherry Valley Dam engineering and drilling was finally passed.
- Hetch Hetchy land sold to P. and J. Artukovich for $1,100
- Supervisors passed on first reading an amendment to the salary ordinance for Hetch Hetchy, companion to the engineer post item.
- $4,000 for maintaining Hetch Hetchy's radio communication system passed on first reading.
- Supervisors approved $4,000 to maintain the Hetch Hetchy radio communication system.
- Surplus Hetch Hetchy railroad structures at Groveland, California authorized for sale at public auction; resolution adopted.
- Supervisors finally passed a companion ordinance amending the salary schedule for a Hetch Hetchy engineering position.
- Board passed on first reading a $1,980 appropriation for a Hetch Hetchy reservoir keeper position, abolishing a laborer post.
- Consideration of a waiver of the statute of limitations for Hetch Hetchy employees' civil service suit was continued one week.
- Supervisors finally passed an amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance for Hetch Hetchy positions, a companion to the reservoir keeper appropriation.
- Resolution to waive the statute of limitations on a suit by Hetch Hetchy employees against the Civil Service Commission was continued.
- $3,000 voted for land to widen Eucalyptus Drive
- Board passed on first reading $2,200 for ground relay equipment at the Hetch Hetchy Early Intake Power Plant.
- Menlo Park's street easement across Hetch Hetchy land clears first vote
- Board finally passed a $2,200 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy ground relay equipment at the Early Intake Power Plant.
- Board passed on first reading a companion amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance for Hetch Hetchy positions.
- Appropriation of $800 for a Hetch Hetchy storekeeper position, abolishing an office assistant post, passed for second reading.
- Board proposes $31,000 from Hetch Hetchy to buy spare parts for the Moccasin Power Plant.
- Board finally passed an easement granting Menlo Park public street use along part of the Hetch Hetchy right-of-way in Suburban Park.
- Hetch Hetchy's salary ordinance Section 70(a) was amended to match the new storekeeper post; passed.
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $800 for a Hetch Hetchy storekeeper post and abolish an office assistant position.
- Supervisors passed a $31,000 appropriation from Hetch Hetchy to buy spare parts for the Moccasin Power Plant.
- Motion to reject a proposed $50 raise for the Superintendent of Maintenance and Repair, Hetch Hetchy failed.
- Supervisors finally passed $15,000 to replace Lower Cherry power and telephone lines for the Hetch Hetchy water system.
- Hetch Hetchy Project budget approved, as amended after Finance Committee recommendations.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $220,000 for Hetch Hetchy access road improvements south of the Tuolumne River.
- The Board finally passed an amendment to the salary ordinance for the Hetch Hetchy project position.
- The Board finally passed $220,000 to improve Hetch Hetchy access roads south of the Tuolumne River.
- Hetch Hetchy workers away from base would not pay board
- Ordinance amending the Annual Salary Ordinance so Hetch Hetchy employees on temporary duty pay no board and room charges was finally passed.
- The Board passed on first reading $182.50 from Hetch Hetchy for curb and gutter work in Oakdale.
- Ordinance appropriating $182.50 from Hetch Hetchy for curb and gutter work in Oakdale was finally passed.
- $238 in back holiday pay for Hetch Hetchy machinists advances
- Summary not public in this release
- Proposed ordinance would lease about 33 acres of Hetch Hetchy land near Moccasin for 20 years as a fish hatchery; passed first reading.
- Board confirmed the sale of surplus Hetch Hetchy land in Newark to Anthony J. DeValle for $110.
- An ordinance appropriating $5,204.95 to settle fire damage claims from a failed Hetch Hetchy line near Livermore passed for second reading.
- Proposed $350,000 Hetch Hetchy appropriation to reline San Joaquin Pipe Line No. 1 from San Joaquin River to Tesla Portal, passed for second reading.
- Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance authorizing a 20-year lease of about 33 acres of Hetch Hetchy land near Moccasin for a fish hatchery.
- Ordinance passed paying $5,204.95 in fire damage claims caused by a failed Hetch Hetchy transmission line near Livermore.
- Supervisors finally passed $350,000 from Hetch Hetchy to reline San Joaquin Pipe Line No. 1 from the San Joaquin River to Tesla Portal.
- A $5,500 emergency appropriation for foodstuffs for Hetch Hetchy was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Board finally passed a $971,000 appropriation to buy extra power beyond the Hetch Hetchy plants' capacity.
- Board finally passed a $5,500 emergency appropriation from Hetch Hetchy funds for the purchase of foodstuffs.
- Companion change to the salary ordinance for Hetch Hetchy staffing, passed for second reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $550,000 from Hetch Hetchy bond funds for Alameda Creek Siphon No. 2 passed for second reading.
- A companion salary ordinance amending Hetch Hetchy's sections to match the maintenance foreman change was introduced; its final vote is not printed here.
- Public Utilities proposed $440,000 from a 1947 water bond fund to build the Burlingame-Millbrae section of the Sunset Supply Line, passing first reading.
- Public Utilities gets $550,000 from Hetch Hetchy bond funds to build Alameda Creek Siphon No. 2.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a $10,000 appropriation for engineering plans for the San Joaquin Pipe Line No. 2.
- Proposed $440,000 from a 1947 Hetch Hetchy bond fund for the Burlingame-Millbrae section of the Sunset Supply Line.
- Proposed $10,000 from Hetch Hetchy water bond fund for San Joaquin Pipe Line No. 2 plans, up for final passage.
- Passed for second reading as amended a $17,200 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy Project supplies, contracts and foodstuffs.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $5,000 for Hetch Hetchy automotive equipment maintenance and repair.
- Ordinance appropriating $6,000 from the Cherry Valley Dam Bond Fund for Hetch Hetchy radio telephone equipment passed on first reading.
- Hetch Hetchy funds were appropriated for maintenance and repair of its automotive equipment.
- Hetch Hetchy received $6,000 from a 1949 Cherry Valley Dam bond fund for radio telephone equipment.
- A $20,180 emergency appropriation for Hetch Hetchy wages and automotive equipment was referred to the Finance Committee.
- An $8,000 emergency appropriation for Hetch Hetchy materials and supplies was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Public Utilities' $20,180 Hetch Hetchy request for wages and vehicle repairs was temporarily postponed on Supervisor Christopher's motion.
- Emergency $20,180 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy Project wages and vehicle maintenance was finally passed.
- Ordinance proposed appropriating $162,000 from Hetch Hetchy to rebuild the Moccasin Penstock anchors.
- Ordinance appropriates $162,000 from Hetch Hetchy to reconstruct Moccasin penstock anchors.
- Supervisors passed on first reading $6,944 for Hetch Hetchy meals for employees and official visitors, controlled through its operating fund.
- Hetch Hetchy Project appropriation of $1,423.81 for automotive vehicle insurance passed for second reading.
- Board appropriated $1,423.81 for Hetch Hetchy Project automotive vehicle insurance.
- City conveys a roadway easement to [name withheld] across Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct land in Alameda County.
- $850 appropriation for a snow removal blade for the Hetch Hetchy Project passed for second reading.
- $16,000 appropriated by Hetch Hetchy for an equipment shed at the South Fork Maintenance Yard; passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed an $850 appropriation for a Hetch Hetchy Project snow removal blade.
- Board passed an ordinance appropriating $16,000 from Hetch Hetchy for an equipment shed at the South Fork Maintenance Yard.
- The Board passed an ordinance appropriating $128.85 for Hetch Hetchy Project retroactive wages and pensions under a court order.
- Schedule of rates for private consumers and city departments using Hetch Hetchy electric energy refused adoption.
- Finding on proposed Hetch Hetchy electric energy rate schedules for private and city consumers taken up.
- Proposed Hetch Hetchy electric rate schedule disapproved and sent back to the Public Utilities Commission for further study.
- Emergency $3,500 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy temporary salaries was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Hetch Hetchy Project receives $3,500 for temporary salaries after a power house superintendent's sick leave; passed as emergency measure.
- [name withheld] was approved for $28.75 to replace a lost Hetch Hetchy bond coupon.
- Hetch Hetchy pays $14,652.35 in extra costs to United Pipe Corporation for a steel liner at [name withheld]; passed first reading.
- Amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance for Hetch Hetchy Project was continued one week.
- Board debated a $400 overtime appropriation for the Hetch Hetchy Project, and Supervisor Christopher proposed reducing it to $100.
- $14,652.35 appropriated from Hetch Hetchy bond funds for extra costs on United Pipe Corporation's [name withheld] liner work.
- Passed for second reading a change to the salary ordinance for Hetch Hetchy Project, companion to the preceding item.
- An amendment to the salary ordinance for Hetch Hetchy Project positions, companion to the preceding item, is pending.
- Board refused second reading of a $400 overtime appropriation for Hetch Hetchy Project engineering staff.
- Hetch Hetchy Project budget adopted after reductions recommended by the Finance Committee and added supplemental items.
- Board approved issuing $2,500,000 recreation bonds and $1,700,000 Hetch Hetchy water bonds, with tax levies to repay them.
- The Board set a June 29, 1953 special hearing on proposed Hetch Hetchy electric rate increases, File No. 9813.
- The Board adopted a resolution accepting Harris Trust and Savings Bank's bid for $1,700,000 in Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds.
- The Board adopted schedules of rates for private consumers and city departments using Hetch Hetchy electric energy.
- Hetch Hetchy funding of $8,200 for two new engineering positions passed for second reading.
- Hetch Hetchy salary ordinance Section 70(b) amended as a companion to the preceding appropriation, finally passed.
- Hetch Hetchy received $8,200 to fund two engineering and instrument man positions, passed on final reading.
- Hetch Hetchy Project wages funded by a $33,765 appropriation, passed on final reading.
- Passed for second reading: $2,000 for Public Utilities Commission costs of a congressional inspection of the Hetch Hetchy Project.
- Proposed amendment to the salary ordinance for Hetch Hetchy positions, companion to the preceding item.
- Ordinance funding $6,924 for a Hetch Hetchy garageman and auto machinist passed on first reading.
- Hetch Hetchy receives $4,050 to fund a new accountant position; passed for second reading.
- Hetch Hetchy salary ordinance is amended to match the accountant appropriation; passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed $2,000 for city officials and press to inspect the Hetch Hetchy project with a Congressional committee.
- Ordinance passed appropriating $6,924 for Hetch Hetchy positions of one garageman and one auto machinist.
- Hetch Hetchy was given $4,050 to fund a new accountant position, passed into law on final vote.
- Hetch Hetchy's annual salary ordinance was amended to match the new accountant position, passed on final vote.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a proposal to sell Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct easements near Newark at public auction.
- Storm sewer easement over a Hetch Hetchy right of way near Irvington granted to the Dearborne Development Company.
- Board authorized public auction of easements across Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct lands near Newark, Alameda County.
- [name withheld] expired $34.37 Controller's warrant for Hetch Hetchy work approved for payment.
- The Board confirmed the sale of Hetch Hetchy easements near Newark to Food Machinery and Chemical Corporation for $200.
- Hetch Hetchy Project gets $1,845 for a Senior Draftsman post, replacing an architectural draftsman post, finally passed.
- The Board granted the Dearborn Development Company an easement over the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct right-of-way near Irvington, Alameda County.
- Board passed on first reading an amended $15,000 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy radio and supply costs.
- Hetch Hetchy Project funding of $15,000 was approved for radio maintenance, supplies and hydrography work.
- Hetch Hetchy Project funding of $1,313 for an assistant superintendent post, replacing an engineer position, passed for second reading.
- Hetch Hetchy salary ordinance amended to match the new maintenance post; passed for second reading.
- Board passed an amendment to the salary ordinance for Hetch Hetchy Project positions, companion to the preceding item.
- Hetch Hetchy Project budget adopted after Finance Committee amendments and supplemental budget items.
- Hetch Hetchy Project funding of $5,215 for a lineman position, replacing a lineman helper, passed second reading.
- Hetch Hetchy Project funding of $5,500 for a machine shop superintendent position passed second reading.
- Salary ordinance changes for Hetch Hetchy Project positions passed for second reading.
- Ordinance finally passed appropriating $5,215 for a Hetch Hetchy lineman position and abolishing the lineman helper post.
- Ordinance finally passed appropriating $5,500 for a Hetch Hetchy superintendent post and machine shop, abolishing a foreman auto machinist post.
- Appropriation of $300 for a deep freezer for the Hetch Hetchy Project was re-referred to the Finance Committee.
- Hetch Hetchy Project $300 purchase of a deep freezer passed on first reading.
- Supervisors passed an ordinance appropriating $300 for a deep freezer for the Hetch Hetchy Project.
- A $10,000 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy water rights and damage claims passed on final reading.
- A $2,800 appropriation for a Hetch Hetchy sub-foreman auto machinist position passed for second reading.
- Amendment to the Annual Salary Ordinance for Hetch Hetchy Project positions passed for second reading.
- Civil Service Commission may hold promotive and entrance examinations for one Hetch Hetchy maintenance superintendent position.
- Public Utilities salary ordinance for Hetch Hetchy Project amended as a companion measure, passed on final reading.
- Hetch Hetchy Project funded $2,800 for a Sub-Foreman Auto Machinist post, abolishing the Auto Machinist position, passed on final reading.
- Hetch Hetchy water engineers may join the American Water Works Association; ordinance finally passed.
- Hetch Hetchy land handed over for $3,300 to straighten Portola Drive
- Supervisor McAteer asked the City Attorney for data on the contract for PG&E to buy Hetch Hetchy power.
- A $35,000 appropriation for aerial mapping of the Hetch Hetchy Project was re-referred to committee.
- Hetch Hetchy expenses for Raker Act legislation in Congress cut from $25,000 to $15,000 and passed on first reading.
- Hetch Hetchy received $15,000 to cover expenses of pending Congressional legislation on the Raker Act.
- Proposed bond measure for two Hetch Hetchy power plants in Tuolumne County was referred to the Finance Committee.
- The Board declared public necessity for two Hetch Hetchy power plants in Tuolumne County, costing an estimated $54,000,000, by resolution.
- A quitclaim deed was authorized to [name withheld] for land in Alameda County bought for the Hetch Hetchy project.
- A $950 transfer from Public Utilities Commission funds was referred to Finance Committee for the [name withheld] dedication.
- Board passed on first reading $150,000 to buy Hetch Hetchy power for resale to
- Board finally passed a $150,000 ordinance for Hetch Hetchy to buy power for resale to Modesto and Turlock districts.
- Ninety-five dollars and twenty cents in retroactive wages for Hetch Hetchy chauffeurs was passed for second reading.
- Hetch Hetchy appropriated $95.20 for retroactive wages owed to chauffeurs; ordinance finally passed.
- Passed on first reading a $106,000 appropriation to build the Oakdale transmission substation for Hetch Hetchy.
- Passed on first reading a $2,500 appropriation to pay accident compensation for Hetch Hetchy Project.
- Passed on first reading a $250,000 appropriation from a 1955 bond fund for Hetch Hetchy preliminary engineering.
- Supervisors finally passed $2,500 to pay accident compensation for the Hetch Hetchy Project.
- Supervisors finally passed $106,000 to build the Oakdale Transmission Substation for the Hetch Hetchy Project.
- Supervisors finally passed $250,000 from a 1955 Hetch Hetchy power bond fund for preliminary engineering work.
- Public Utilities proposed $98,184.50 in extra funds for Hetch Hetchy spillway and outlet works; passed first reading.
- Board passed $98,184.50 in extra costs for Hetch Hetchy's spillway and outlet works, above the contract's 10 per cent limit.
- Hetch Hetchy [name withheld] construction appropriation of $658,980.50 passed for second reading.
- Hetch Hetchy temporary salaries appropriation of $3,500 passed for second reading.
- $658,980.50 from the [name withheld] bond fund for Cherry River Project construction passed by the Board.
- Surplus Hetch Hetchy land in the Dumbarton Tract, San Mateo County, was proposed for public auction.
- Surplus Hetch Hetchy land in Dumbarton Tract, San Mateo County, was approved for sale at public auction; ordinance passed.
- The State Legislation Committee proposed official city policy opposing any diversion from the Tuolumne River watershed for the Master Water Plan.
- Ordinance appropriating $4,680 for a Hetch Hetchy senior engineer post passed second reading.
- Ordinance amending the annual salary ordinance for a Hetch Hetchy position passed second reading.
- Supervisors finally passed a $4,680 appropriation for a Hetch Hetchy senior engineer position, abolishing an electrical engineer post.
- Board passed on second reading $850,000 from the Hetch Hetchy Power Bond Fund for designing Cherry and Canyon power plants.
- Finally passed $850,000 from a 1955 Hetch Hetchy bond fund for power plant and tunnel plans.
- [name withheld], Stuart and Co. and associates were accepted as buyers of $10M in Hetch Hetchy Power bonds.
- $95,113 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy road and trail maintenance passed for second reading.
- $95,113 for Hetch Hetchy road and trail maintenance was temporarily postponed pending appearance of its chief engineer.
- Proposed $18,000 appropriation to Hetch Hetchy for a water rate survey; passed for second reading.
- Hetch Hetchy receives $95,113 for maintaining its roads and trails.
- $18,000 appropriated to Hetch Hetchy for a rate survey, finally passed by the Board.
- The Board set May 27, 1957 as the hearing date for proposed Hetch Hetchy electric rate increases.
- Finding that no tax subsidy is needed for Hetch Hetchy electric operating costs was adopted.
- Ordinance appropriating $9,350,000 from the 1955 Hetch Hetchy Power Bond Fund for power facilities passed for second reading.
- Proposal to approve revised Hetch Hetchy electric rate schedule, with a deletion for Fort Mason service, is pending.
- Board finally passed $9,350,000 from the 1955 Hetch Hetchy Power Bond Fund for power access roads and transmission lines.
- An emergency replacement of vibration dampers on the Moccasin-Newark transmission line is proposed for Hetch Hetchy.
- Sale of surplus Hetch Hetchy land in Redwood City was passed for second reading.
- Water Department land in Daly City to be sold
- Board accepted Bank of America and American Trust Company's bid to buy $12,000,000 in Hetch Hetchy Power Bonds.
- Proposed $113,000 for replacing copper conductor on the Newark transmission line; passed for second reading.
- Passed finally: $113,000 to replace copper conductor on the Hetch Hetchy Newark transmission line.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an amendment to the salary ordinance for a Hetch Hetchy engineering position.
- Salary ordinance for a Hetch Hetchy engineering position amended to match the preceding item; finally passed.
- Ordinance appropriating $69,835.61 from the Cherry Valley Dam Bond Fund for a Hetch Hetchy tunnel between Lake Eleanor and Lake Lloyd passed for second reading.
- Supervisors finally passed $69,835.61 from the [name withheld] bond fund to build a tunnel between Lake Eleanor and Lake Lloyd.
- Board adopted a resolution letting the Treasurer pay interest on certain 1928 Hetch Hetchy bond coupons despite the statute of limitations.
- Board finally passed a $900 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy overtime pay in Public Utilities.
- Board confirmed the $1,700 sale of surplus Hetch Hetchy land in the Dumbarton Tract to [name withheld] et ux.
- A buyer buys Hetch Hetchy land in San Mateo County, $1,700
- Board confirmed the sale of surplus Hetch Hetchy land in Redwood City to [name withheld] for $4,200.
- Board set March 24, 1958 as the special order date to consider new Hetch Hetchy electric rate schedule.
- Board adopted a finding that approving amended Hetch Hetchy electric energy rates would require no tax subsidy.
- Board approved amended Hetch Hetchy electric energy rate schedules for private consumers and city departments.
- Board adopted resolution authorizing $1,000,000 playground bonds and $5,000,000 Hetch Hetchy power bonds.
- Board accepted the Bank of America group bid to sell $5,000,000 in Hetch Hetchy Power bonds.
- Board passed on first reading $2,500 in temporary salaries for the Hetch Hetchy Project.
- $1,500 paid to Hetch Hetchy for extending Marietta Drive
- Hetch Hetchy land handed to Public Works for extending Marietta Drive
- Board passed on first reading a $550 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy Project contractual services.
- The city accepted a free roadway easement from Pickering Lumber Corporation for a Hetch Hetchy campsite at [name withheld].
- Board adopted resolution authorizing $600,000 playground bonds and $2,000,000 Hetch Hetchy power bonds.
- Bid of First National Bank of Chicago and J. P. Morgan to sell $2,000,000 Hetch Hetchy Power Bonds accepted.
- Supervisors finally passed $16,866.67 for Hetch Hetchy Project water rights, damage claims, awards and taxes.
- Sale of surplus Hetch Hetchy land near Willow Road in San Mateo County passed first reading.
- Surplus Hetch Hetchy land near Willow Road put up for sale
- Hetch Hetchy receives $81,068 from its 1955 power bond fund for tower footings from Moccasin to Cherry.
- Emergency declared to inspect O'Shaughnessy Dam outlets so water can run a new Canyon power plant at Early Intake.
- Surplus Hetch Hetchy land in Menlo Park sold for $6,000
- Board passed on first reading a proposal to sell a Hetch Hetchy telephone line easement from Groveland to Early Intake.
- Ordinance authorizes sale of a Hetch Hetchy telephone line easement running from Groveland to Early Intake.
- Surplus Hetch Hetchy land in Redwood City was sold to [name withheld] for $350.
- Issuance of $2,000,000 Hetch Hetchy Power Bonds was temporarily postponed by the Board without objection.
- Board authorised issuing $2,000,000 Hetch Hetchy Power Bonds, 1955 Series E.
- Supervisors finally passed a $5,950 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy temporary salaries and care of persons.
- Sale of surplus Hetch Hetchy real property in Redwood City was passed on first reading.
- The Board passed an ordinance authorizing the sale of surplus Hetch Hetchy property in Redwood City.
- Bid of [name withheld], Loeb & Co. accepted for $2.0M Hetch Hetchy Power bonds.
- Consideration of Hetch Hetchy property taxation in Tuolumne County was temporarily postponed while the Board requested the utilities manager appear.
- The Commission decided to hire [name withheld] to appraise Hetch Hetchy property in Tuolumne County and testify on its assessment.
- Ordinance appropriating $35,000 for Hetch Hetchy hearings protesting water rights valuation was passed for second reading.
- Board passed $35,000 for Hetch Hetchy hearings protesting higher assessments on San Francisco water rights in Alameda and Tuolumne Counties.
- Passed on first reading a $2,500 appropriation for emergency power supply for the Hetch Hetchy Project.
- The Board appropriated $2,500 from the Hetch Hetchy Project for emergency power supply.
- Board confirmed the $1,500 sale of a Hetch Hetchy telephone line easement to Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company.
- Ordinance to sell surplus Hetch Hetchy land in Oakdale, Stanislaus County passed on first reading.
- Ordinance appropriating $1,725 from Hetch Hetchy to buy a water sterilizer for O'Shaughnessy Dam passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance authorizing sale of surplus Hetch Hetchy property in Oakdale, Stanislaus County.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $1,725 from Hetch Hetchy to buy a water sterilizer for O'Shaughnessy Dam.
- Proposed $1,000 appropriation from the Hetch Hetchy Project to replace arresters at the Moccasin Powerhouse, passed on first reading.
- $1,000 appropriated from the Hetch Hetchy Project to replace arresters at the Moccasin Powerhouse; passed on final reading.
- $18,412 from the Hetch Hetchy Project would pay property taxes in various counties; passed on first reading.
- The Board appropriated $18,412 from the Hetch Hetchy Project to pay taxes in various counties.
- Hetch Hetchy manager post to be replaced by general manager post.
- $120,000 for resurfacing [name withheld] Road passes second reading
- City sells surplus Hetch Hetchy land in Qakdale for $1,200
- City sells surplus land in Redwood City for $2,350
- Surplus Hetch Hetchy land in San Mateo County proposed for sale.
- Surplus Hetch Hetchy land in San Mateo County may be sold
- Assessor's office set to get $2,500 for temporary pay; final vote pending.
- Hetch Hetchy Project gets $300 for contract services; pending.
- Public library gets $3,500 for temporary wages; sent to committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $40,000 for Hetch Hetchy Project engineering services passed first reading, 9 to 1.
- Pays for two Hetch Hetchy electrical jobs; first vote only.
- Surplus fire land on 44th Avenue to be sold; first vote only.
- Hetch Hetchy salary-schedule change
- Hetch Hetchy engineering appropriation was cut from $40,000 to $20,000 and passed for second reading.
- $20,000 for Hetch Hetchy engineering services approved
- One reservoir keeper job at Hetch Hetchy cut
- Proposed ordinance would appropriate $10,017 so seven Hetch Hetchy reservoir keepers can work an extended week.
- Passed on first reading a $302,000 Hetch Hetchy appropriation for taxes owed in Tuolumne County.
- City spends $700,000 buying power to resell
- Surplus Hetch Hetchy real property near Newark was approved for sale by final passage of an ordinance.
- Board declared public necessity for Hetch Hetchy water system expansion, including enlarging [name withheld], by 11 votes.
- Hetch Hetchy top job change awaits final vote.
- Ordinance passed amending the salary ordinance for Hetch Hetchy and Utilities Engineering Bureau positions, matching the preceding item.
- Pay rules for Hetch Hetchy and utilities bureau staff changed.
- Hetch Hetchy manager's salary set to match 1961-62 budget
- Hetch Hetchy manager's salary change; outcome not shown here.
- Hetch Hetchy tunnel contract deadline extended to Dec 14
- Surplus Hetch Hetchy land in Stanislaus County sale still pending.
- Board passed on first reading a $248,483.68 payment of Hetch Hetchy Project funds for Tuolumne County taxes.
- City approves paying $248,483.68 in Tuolumne County taxes
- Proposed appropriation of $7,672,057 from the 1961 water bond fund for Hetch Hetchy works and 60 positions, amended by Finance Committee.
- Proposed $7.7 million for water pipeline and dam work; not yet final.
- $7.7 million for water pipeline and dam work approved
- Surplus Hetch Hetchy land in Tuolumne County approved for sale
- Back pay for city auto mechanics put off a week.
- Board asks the Water Department to expedite a direct Hetch Hetchy pipeline into San Francisco.
- Back pay for city auto mechanics proposed.
- Hetch Hetchy water-system proposal debated; vote not shown.
- Hetch Hetchy project to merge with water department; sent to voters.
- Supervisors approved ballot argument backing Proposition E (Hetch Hetchy merger)
- Sale of surplus Hetch Hetchy land moves forward, not yet final.
- Supervisors passed on final reading the sale of surplus Hetch Hetchy land east of Groveland, Tuolumne County.
- Small surplus city land near Groveland sold for $2,060
- Burr, acting Water Department chief, was commended for expediting direct Hetch Hetchy water transmission plans.
- Board referred a $63,000 Hetch Hetchy appropriation for buying power for resale to Finance Committee.
- Board passed, as amended, a $63,000 appropriation for Hetch Hetchy power purchased for resale.
- Finance Committee reported a $63,000 emergency appropriation for Hetch Hetchy power purchases, recommended for passage after amendment.
- Deadline to award General Hospital fire alarm contract extended
- Ordinance appropriating $63,000 from the Hetch Hetchy Project to buy power for resale was finally passed.
- $71,246 for trucks, North Beach pool, Hetch Hetchy; final vote due.
- Hetch Hetchy power purchase appropriation cut to $1,366,000 by amendment and passed for second reading.
- Hetch Hetchy power appropriation cut to $1,366,000 for buying power for resale, passed on first reading as amended.
- Hetch Hetchy lawyer fee terms in budget; no vote shown
- The Board passed on second reading an ordinance giving retirement credit to construction workers who served on the Hetch Hetchy Project.
- Consideration of a Retirement System prior-service credit ordinance for Hetch Hetchy employees was temporarily postponed for explanation.
- Statute of limitations waived for payment of Hetch Hetchy Bonds 1928 coupons 45 through 55.
- Exchange of deeds for a roadway to [name withheld] on the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct in San Joaquin County passed for second reading.
- Finance Committee recommends exchanging deeds for a roadway near the Hetch Hetchy Aqueduct; final passage pending.
- Urgent repair of Hetch Hetchy power lines approved
- Finance Committee approves $135,000 for Hetch Hetchy office rentals, with funds withheld until further justification is presented.
- Hetch Hetchy and Human Rights Commission may now join certain outside organizations, by ordinance passed on final reading.
- Meeting set for August 1 to sell bonds for
- Supervisor Morrison raised a proposal to increase Hetch Hetchy water supply and power rates; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Board finally passed an appropriation of $95,904 from Hetch Hetchy and Airport funds for a fishery study.
- Redwood City land swap for Hetch Hetchy water line awaits final vote.
- An ordinance exchanging easements at Vera Avenue and Myrtle Street in Redwood City for Hetch Hetchy right-of-way passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance exchanging easements at Vera Avenue and Myrtle Street in Redwood City with Redwood City for Hetch Hetchy right-of-way.
- Emergency repair of Hetch Hetchy power lines approved
- Jurisdiction of land in the [name withheld] area transferred to the Board of Education for Diamond Heights Senior High School.
- A proposal to transfer jurisdiction away from Hetch Hetchy Water Supply was taken up from Finance Committee and temporarily postponed.
- Proposed $225,000 shift of building funds, incl. airport work.
- Delay of $768,000 trolley line move turned down
- Board passed on first reading $768,000 from Hetch Hetchy to relocate Municipal Railway trolley lines in downtown San Francisco.
- $815,700 city spending package passed first vote; not final.
- Wrongly set property tax assessments for two years cancelled
- Office leases for Hetch Hetchy and Juvenile Court extended
- Hetch Hetchy and other department budget lines changed.
- Old 1928 water bond coupons can be paid after deadline
- Hetch Hetchy budget cut by $120,000 and moved ahead; final vote due.
- Hetch Hetchy budget cut by $120,000 and moved ahead; final vote due.
- Hetch Hetchy budget cut by $120,000 and moved ahead; final vote due.
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