All decisions
21 Board decisions about Sutro Reservoir, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board postponed until September 29, 1941 a $36,000 appropriation to buy land for the Sutro Reservoir site.
- Board passed on first reading a $36,000 appropriation to buy land for the Sutro Reservoir site.
- Board passed a $36,000 appropriation to buy land for the Sutro Reservoir site.
- Supervisors passed on second reading a transfer of funds for lining and roofing Sutro Reservoir, delayed until after July 1, 1948.
- The Board adopted a resolution asking Public Utilities, Recreation and City Planning commissions to confer on a roof for Sutro Reservoir.
- Public Utilities Commission proposed $841,700 from water funds to develop Sutro Reservoir, passed on first reading.
- Ordinance passed appropriating $841,700 from water department surpluses to develop Sutro Reservoir.
- Passed for second reading $700,000 for installing water mains in connection with Sutro Reservoir.
- Supervisors finally passed $700,000 for installing water mains connected to the Sutro Reservoir.
- Board passed on first reading $714,810 more for water mains serving the Sutro Reservoir.
- Ordinance finally passed giving $714,810 more from the Water Department to install water mains for the Sutro Reservoir.
- Ordinance to sell surplus Water Department land near Sutro Reservoir at public auction passed for second reading.
- Surplus Water Department land near Sutro Reservoir authorized for sale at public auction.
- Sale of surplus Water Department land near Sutro Reservoir confirmed by resolution.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an exchange of roadway easements with Pacific Coast Construction Company near Sutro Reservoir and Midtown Terrace.
- Exchange of roadway easements with Pacific Coast Construction Company near Sutro Reservoir and Midtown Terrace was finally passed.
- The Board passed on second reading $100,000 from the Water Department for Sutro Reservoir distribution work.
- Board finally passed a $100,000 appropriation for Sutro Reservoir distribution work by the Water Department.
- The Board urged the Recreation and Parks Department to find alternative recreation sites while Sutro Reservoir is closed.
- Parks department urged to find sites while Sutro Reservoir is closed
- Recreation and Parks urged to find sites during Sutro Reservoir closure