All decisions
47 Board decisions about Twin Peaks Reservoir, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Ordinance adopted ordering construction of the Twin Peaks Reservoir for fire protection, estimated at $195,000.
- Ordinance for a $195,000 Twin Peaks Reservoir for fire protection water was finally passed by 17 supervisors.
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Co. would receive $12,747.00 as its second installment for the Twin Peaks Reservoir, passed for printing.
- Payments totalling $53,848.36 for fire hydrants, gate valves and the Twin Peaks Reservoir were approved.
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Company asks that Spring Valley Water Company install a meter for water used at the Twin Peaks Reservoir.
- Contracts for fire water mains from Twin Peaks to Scott Street
- Healy-Tibbitts paid $12,747 for work on Twin Peaks Reservoir
- Healy-Tibbitts paid $11,525.62 for work on the Twin Peaks Reservoir
- Healy-Tibbitts paid $11,525.62 for work on the Twin Peaks Reservoir
- Payments totalling $15,924.76 for the Twin Peaks Reservoir and a Lombard Street water tank were approved from fire protection funds.
- Kaisch Improvement Co. approved for $8,469.76 as second installment on pipes from Twin Peaks Reservoir to Scott and Castro streets.
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Company granted ninety more days to finish its Twin Peaks Reservoir contract.
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Co. was authorized to receive an installment payment for work on the Twin Peaks Reservoir.
- Bill 1831 orders construction of a division wall at the Twin Peaks Reservoir at an estimated cost of $19,500.
- Board authorized $15,485.96 in payments for pipe and work on the Auxiliary Water Supply System, including the Twin Peaks Reservoir.
- Progress payments for the auxiliary fire-protection water supply system, including the Twin Peaks Reservoir and Townsend Street pumping station, were proposed for printing.
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Company was granted ninety more days to finish the Twin Peaks Reservoir contract.
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Company granted ninety more days to finish the Twin Peaks Reservoir contract, delayed by plan changes.
- Board of Public Works authorized fire-protection water system payments to Healy-Tibbitts and other contractors, including for the Twin Peaks Reservoir.
- Resolution proposed on Knowles's motion giving Healy-Tibbitts Construction ninety more days from June 14, 1911 for Twin Peaks Reservoir.
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Company was granted ninety more days to finish its Twin Peaks Reservoir contract.
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Company was granted ninety more days to finish building the Twin Peaks Reservoir.
- Payments totaling $9,024.48 approved for Auxiliary Water Supply System work, including the Twin Peaks Reservoir.
- An ordinance ordering construction of the Twin Peaks Reservoir division wall passed on first reading.
- Board authorized fire-protection water supply payments for the Townsend Street pumping station, Twin Peaks Reservoir and cast-iron mains.
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Co. was paid $52,753.80 as an eleventh installment on the Twin Peaks Reservoir contract.
- The city approved an $8,000 installment to Raisch Improvement Co. for high-pressure water mains from Twin Peaks Reservoir.
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Company granted extra time on its Twin Peaks Reservoir and Pumping Plant No. 1 contracts.
- The Board asked Mayor Schmitz to consider a public inspection of the Twin Peaks Reservoir.
- Healy-Tibbitts Construction Company was granted extra time to finish the Twin Peaks Reservoir and Pumping Plant No. 1 contracts.
- Healy-Tibbitts gets more time on the Twin Peaks Reservoir
- Healy-Tibbitts gets more time on the Twin Peaks Reservoir
- Public inspection and exercises for the Twin Peaks Reservoir were postponed until Sunday, May 12th.
- Resolution passed for printing extending Healy-Tibbits Construction Company's time by ninety days to finish the Twin Peaks Reservoir.
- Healy-Tibbits Construction Company granted ninety more days, from April 9, 1912, to finish the Twin Peaks Reservoir.
- Board of Public Works authorized to advertise for proposals to remake expansion joints at Twin Peaks Reservoir.
- Board of Public Works authorized to remake the expansion joints of the Twin Peaks Reservoir by day labor.
- A resolution proposes paying Wells Fargo and Company $13,740 for lands adjoining the Twin Peaks Reservoir site.
- The Board accepted Wells Fargo and Company's offer to sell land adjoining the Twin Peaks Reservoir site for $13,740.
- Roadway to Twin Peaks Reservoir to be paved from Corbett Avenue
- Ordinance proposed to pave the roadway from Corbett Avenue to the Twin Peaks Reservoir site.
- Supervisors passed an ordinance ordering the paving of a roadway from Corbett Avenue to the Twin Peaks Reservoir site.
- Board set aside $13,140 to pay Wells Fargo and Company for lands adjoining the Twin Peaks Reservoir site.
- Proposed ordinance would let the Director of Property lease city-owned land near Twin Peaks Reservoir off Palo Alto Street.
- City approved a lease of Twin Peaks Reservoir land for a radio station, for up to twenty years.
- Board approved leasing city land near Twin Peaks Reservoir to the United States for a naval radio station at $150 yearly.
- Unnamed street near Twin Peaks Reservoir closed for good