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34 Board decisions about Richmond Sewer Tunnel, in date order. Each links to its printed page.

  • Six property owners paid $220.50 in total for easements under lots for the Richmond Sewer Tunnel.
    10 Sep 1935passedJournal 1935, p. 1326 ↗
  • Four property owners are to be paid $182 in total for easements for the Richmond Sewer Tunnel.
    10 Sep 1935outcome not readJournal 1935, p. 1326 ↗
  • City accepted sewer tunnel easement deeds from three property owners for the Richmond Sewer Tunnel, paying $23.50 total.
    10 Sep 1935passedJournal 1935, p. 1325 ↗
  • Seven property owners paid $205 in total for easements under lots for the Richmond Sewer Tunnel.
    10 Sep 1935passedJournal 1935, p. 1326 ↗
  • City proposes accepting easements from several parties for the Richmond Sewer Tunnel.
    16 Sep 1935outcome not readJournal 1935, p. 1360 ↗
  • Resolution to buy Richmond Sewer Tunnel easements from private owners is proposed; outcome not printed here.
    7 Oct 1935outcome not readJournal 1935, p. 1420 ↗
  • Board authorizes purchase of six easements from private owners for the Richmond Sewer Tunnel, totaling $221.60.
  • The City agreed to acquire an underground easement beneath Lot 4, Block 1611 from Agnes and Thomas Doran for the Richmond Sewer Tunnel.
    14 Oct 1935passedJournal 1935, p. 1430 ↗
  • Board accepted deeds to Richmond Sewer Tunnel easements from five owners, authorizing payments from $29.20 to $78.80.
    14 Oct 1935passedJournal 1935, p. 1431 ↗
  • The City agreed to pay six owners sums from $4.70 to $29.20 for easements beneath their lots for the Richmond Sewer Tunnel.
    14 Oct 1935passedJournal 1935, p. 1430 ↗
  • Resolution authorizing purchase of easements for the Richmond Sewer Tunnel at $829.20 each was adopted.
    28 Oct 1935outcome not readJournal 1935, p. 1484 ↗
  • Resolution corrects Richmond Sewer Tunnel easement lots 7A and 8 from Assessor's Block 1574 to Block 1575.
  • The Board accepted easements under nine city lots for the Richmond Sewer Tunnel, paying owners sums from $8.50 to $29.20.
    25 May 1936passedJournal 1936, p. 718 ↗
  • The city approved paying Carrie M. Posner $29.17 for an underground easement beneath part of Lot 17-B for the Richmond Sewer Tunnel.
    1 Jun 1936passedJournal 1936, p. 874 ↗
  • City agreed to pay $50 to Marie Siek to settle damage to her property from the Richmond Sewer Tunnel.
    23 Nov 1936passedJournal 1936, p. 1800 ↗
  • City Attorney was authorized to settle Richmond Sewer Tunnel litigation with MacDonald & Kahn Co.; the matter went back to the Finance Committee.
    24 Jul 1939referredJournal 1939, p. 1432 ↗
  • Proposed settlement of dispute with MacDonald & Kahn Co. over Richmond Sewer Tunnel construction; text continues on next page.
    7 Aug 1939outcome not readJournal 1939, p. 1579 ↗
  • Settlement of damage claims from the Richmond Sewer Tunnel contract with MacDonald & Kahn Co. was continued one week.
    7 Aug 1939continuedJournal 1939, p. 1582 ↗
  • A proposed ordinance would authorize settling a lawsuit with MacDonald & Kahn over damages on the Richmond Sewer Tunnel contract.
    14 Aug 1939outcome not readJournal 1939, p. 1610 ↗
  • Mayor directed to sign settlement agreement with MacDonald & Kahn Co. over Richmond Sewer Tunnel claims; passed for second reading.
    14 Aug 1939passed first readingJournal 1939, p. 1613 ↗
  • The City and contractor MacDonald & Kahn Co. settlement of property damage claims for the Richmond Sewer Tunnel was finally passed.
    28 Aug 1939passedJournal 1939, p. 1689 ↗
  • Proposed ordinance would authorize settling a lawsuit with MacDonald & Kahn Co. over damages on the Richmond Sewer Tunnel.
    28 Aug 1939outcome not readJournal 1939, p. 1687 ↗
  • City Attorney's settlement of six Richmond Sewer Tunnel damage claims for $1,235 passed for second reading.
    8 Jan 1940passed first readingJournal 1940, p. 49 ↗
  • Proposed ordinance would authorize paying $1,235 to settle damage claims from Richmond Sewer Tunnel construction.
    22 Jan 1940outcome not readJournal 1940, p. 189 ↗
  • An ordinance settling property damage claims from Richmond Sewer Tunnel construction for $2,535.30 passed for second reading.
    13 Feb 1940passed first readingJournal 1940, p. 341 ↗
  • Settlement of $2535.30 in claims over Richmond sewer tunnel construction damage was re-referred to committee.
    26 Feb 1940referredJournal 1940, p. 419 ↗
  • Ordinance proposed to settle Richmond Sewer Tunnel construction damage claims for $800.66 with an appropriation.
    16 Dec 1940outcome not readJournal 1940, p. 2708 ↗
  • City Attorney authorized to settle Richmond Sewer Tunnel property damage claims for $800.66 total; ordinance awaiting final passage.
    30 Dec 1940outcome not readJournal 1940 ↗
  • The City accepted easements from the Burnstine and Brearty owners for the Richmond Sewer Tunnel beneath their land.
    17 Feb 1941passedJournal 1941, p. 258 ↗
  • City Attorney proposes settling a $500 property damage claim from Richmond Sewer Tunnel construction.
    10 Mar 1941outcome not readJournal 1941, p. 371 ↗
  • Ordinance proposed to settle Richmond Sewer Tunnel construction damage claims for $325.99 total, passed for second reading.
    12 Jan 1942passed first readingJournal 1942, p. 35 ↗
  • Board passed Ordinance 1498 settling Richmond Sewer Tunnel damage claims, paying $325.99 to three claimants.
    26 Jan 1942passedJournal 1942, p. 186 ↗
  • City Attorney proposes settling Richmond Sewer Tunnel construction damage claims for $1,316.67.
    15 Feb 1943outcome not readJournal 1943, p. 337 ↗
  • City approves $1,316.67 in settlements for property damage from Richmond Sewer Tunnel construction.
    1 Mar 1943passedJournal 1943, p. 395 ↗