All decisions
95 Board decisions about Additional Positions Ordinance, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Board laid over the Additional Positions Ordinance, which would create extra city staff jobs, for one week.
- Bill 4469, amending the Additional Positions Ordinance for the Election Commission, was passed for printing.
- Bill 4468, amending the Additional Positions Ordinance for Supervisors' offices, was passed for printing.
- Bill 4470, amending the Additional Positions Ordinance for the Treasurer's Office, was introduced by Supervisor Power.
- Ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance set salaries for assistant clerks in Supervisors' offices, effective April 1, 1917.
- Ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance sets two Election Commission deputy registrars at $2,400 a year each.
- Bill 4512 amending fire department positions in the Additional Positions Ordinance was passed for printing.
- Ordinance amending the chauffeur and messenger salary in the Additional Positions Ordinance was passed for printing.
- Ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance for the sergeant-at-arms salary was passed for printing.
- Ordinance amending Auditor staff positions and salaries in the Additional Positions Ordinance was passed for printing.
- Ordinance proposed to amend Section 4 of the Additional Positions Ordinance for the Auditor's office.
- Supervisor Power's bill to amend the Additional Positions Ordinance, setting a stenographer-typewriter salary at $1,680, was passed for printing.
- Ordinance amending subdivision (s) of Section 17 of the Additional Positions Ordinance for Supervisors is continued onto the next page.
- Ordinance amends the Additional Positions Ordinance to create three laborer posts at $3.50 per day for the Fire Commission.
- Proposed ordinance amends Juvenile Court staff positions and salaries and adds an Adult Probation Department to the Additional Positions Ordinance.
- Bill to change Election Commission staff positions and salaries under the Additional Positions Ordinance was passed for printing.
- Bill to rename a Tax Collector's Office stenographer position under the Additional Positions Ordinance was passed for printing.
- Ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance sets the Secretary and Chief Bookkeeper salary at $1,980 a year.
- Bill amending subdivision (d) of section 16 of the Additional Positions Ordinance passed for printing.
- Ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance, setting a steamfitter's per diem at $8, passed for printing.
- Board amended the Additional Positions Ordinance to set a steamfitter's per diem at $8.
- Board amended the Additional Positions Ordinance, setting thirty-eight copyists at $1,500 a year each.
- Proposed ordinance would amend the Additional Positions Ordinance, setting four City Prison matrons at $1,200 a year.
- Board passed an ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance to provide four City Prison matrons at $1,200 a year each.
- Supervisor McLeran presented Bill 5082 amending the Additional Positions Ordinance to add a stenographer-typewriter at $1,800 a year.
- The Board amended the Additional Positions Ordinance to set a stenographer-typewriter salary at $1,800 a year.
- Ordinance 4748 amends the Additional Positions Ordinance to set Sheriff's jailer, cook and assistant chief jailer salaries.
- Ordinance 4749 amends the Additional Positions Ordinance to set two deputy Tax Collector salaries for 1919.
- Fire Department staff positions and salaries were amended under the Additional Positions Ordinance, effective January 1, 1919.
- Telephone operator salaries and posts were amended under the Additional Positions Ordinance, effective January 1, 1919.
- Ordinance proposed to amend subdivisions of the Additional Positions Ordinance concerning telephone operators and other city positions.
- Ordinance amends pay and positions for Fire Department engineers, firemen and machinists under the Additional Positions Ordinance, effective January 1, 1919.
- Bill No. 5134 amending the Additional Positions Ordinance to set an expert's salary at $2,100 a year was passed for printing.
- Ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance was passed for printing, with stenographer salaries set at $1,800 a year.
- Board amended the Additional Positions Ordinance to set a $2,100 yearly salary for an expert in minors' refunds.
- An ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance to add fire boat officer and engineer posts was passed for printing.
- Additional Positions Ordinance, recommended by the Mayor, is laid over one week before the Board considers it.
- Ordinance proposed to add one office superintendent at $3,000 a year to the Additional Positions Ordinance.
- Ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance adds an office superintendent at $3,000 a year and sets Tax Collector deputy pay.
- Supervisors amended the Additional Positions Ordinance, setting salaries for a telephone operator, stenographer, secretary and matron.
- Ordinance proposed to amend the Additional Positions Ordinance, changing salaries for an office superintendent and deputies.
- Bill No. 5391 proposes amending section 4 of Additional Positions Ordinance 4908; outcome appears on the next page.
- Ordinance proposed to amend the Additional Positions Ordinance for the Recorder's office; no final vote printed here.
- Supervisor McLeran moved an amendment to subdivision (h) of Section 18 of Ordinance 4908, the Additional Positions Ordinance; outcome not printed.
- Ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance to add temporary clerks at $125 per month was passed for printing.
- Proposed amendment sets the office superintendent's salary at $3,000 a year under the Additional Positions Ordinance.
- Board amended the Additional Positions Ordinance to authorize six deputy sealers at $1,800 a year each, passed 15 to 0.
- An ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance to set City Attorney assistants' salaries was passed for printing.
- Ordinance proposed to change the collector and bookkeeper salaries under the Additional Positions Ordinance, passed for printing.
- Board amended the Additional Positions Ordinance to set an office superintendent salary at $3,000, passed 15 to 0.
- Board amended the Additional Positions Ordinance to set a chief assistant clerk salary at $3,600 a year, passed 15 to 0.
- Proposed ordinance would amend the Additional Positions Ordinance by adding a temporary clerk provision; vote continues on next page.
- An ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance to set hostlers' salaries at $1,620 a year was passed for printing.
- Ordinance sets three hostler salaries at $1,620 a year each, amending the Additional Positions Ordinance, effective February 1, 1920.
- Ordinance sets City Attorney assistant and typist positions and salaries under the Additional Positions Ordinance, effective February 1, 1920.
- Ordinance sets collector at $2,100 and bookkeeper at $1,800 a year, amending the Additional Positions Ordinance, effective February 1, 1920.
- Four city hostlers to be paid $1,620 a year
- Ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance for copyists was introduced; its outcome continues on the next page.
- Bill amending the Additional Positions Ordinance sets three machinists and one brass finisher at $8.00 per day; passed for printing.
- An ordinance proposed to amend the Additional Positions Ordinance 5184 to set per diem pay for a general foreman and boilermaker.
- One drayman added at $1,620 a year
- An ordinance proposed to set one grade-three drayman's salary at $1,800 a year under the Additional Positions Ordinance.
- Amendment to the Additional Positions Ordinance for civil service clerks was laid over one week.
- Amendment to fire department positions in the Additional Positions Ordinance was laid over one week.
- Amendments to the Additional Positions Ordinance, which sets city job positions, were taken up for final passage.
- Ordinance amending the salary of two experienced clerks under the Additional Positions Ordinance was finally passed, effective January 1, 1921.
- An ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance for the Treasurer's Office was introduced and its outcome continues on the next page.
- A proposed ordinance would amend subdivisions (n) and (o) of the Additional Positions Ordinance; its final outcome is not on this page.
- An ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance to add matrons was introduced; its outcome is on the next page.
- Ordinance proposed to add an office superintendent position at the Police Commission, amending the Additional Positions Ordinance.
- Recorder's office staffing positions and salaries amended under the Additional Positions Ordinance, passed by the Board.
- Supervisor Bath proposed raising adult probation salaries by amending Section 26 of the Additional Positions Ordinance; referred to Finance Committee.
- Additional Positions Ordinance laid over until July 18, 1921 for further consideration by the Board.
- The Additional Positions Ordinance was again laid over for one week.
- Three assistant deputies to be paid $2,040 a year
- Proposed amendment to the Additional Positions Ordinance fixes General Clerk entrance pay at $1,500 and allows lower-paid appointments.
- Board voted 17-0 to amend the Additional Positions Ordinance, capping General Clerk entrance salaries at $1,500 a year.
- Supervisor McLeran moved an ordinance amending Section 16 of the Additional Positions Ordinance for the Recorder's Office.
- Recorder's Office staff positions and salaries reset by amending the Additional Positions Ordinance; passed.
- Ordinance amending the 1923-1924 Additional Positions Ordinance was laid over for one week.
- Board laid over for one week the proposed amendment to the Additional Positions Ordinance for 1923-24.
- Proposed Bill 6409 amends the Additional Positions Ordinance 5460 to set clerk and attorney salaries; passed for printing.
- Ordinance passed amending the Additional Positions Ordinance to set eight fire boat marine stokers at $2,040 yearly each.
- The Board amended the Additional Positions Ordinance to change a horticultural commissioner salary and laborer per diem rates, effective September 1, 1923.
- A bill amending the Additional Positions Ordinance for the Assessor's Office, adding staff positions at $2,100 a year, was passed for printing.
- A bill amending the Additional Positions Ordinance, section 14 for the County Clerk, was presented to the Board.
- Six deputy sealers of weights and measures approved at $2,400 per year each in the Additional Positions Ordinance.
- One stenographer-typewriter position at $2,100 per year added to the Tax Collector's staff in the Additional Positions Ordinance.
- Bill 6544, amending the Additional Positions Ordinance for city staff salaries, passed for printing as amended.
- Ordinance proposed amending the Additional Positions Ordinance to change numbers and salaries of city staff positions.
- An ordinance amending the Additional Positions Ordinance sets a $3,000 yearly salary for a chief deputy sealer of weights and measures.
- Bill 6728 proposes amending the Additional Positions Ordinance to set salaries for clerks, inspectors and other city staff.
- A proposed amendment to the Additional Positions Ordinance is introduced; its outcome is not shown on this page.
- New woman deputy in the Sheriff's office at $1,800 a year
- Proposed ordinance adds a telephone operator position to the Assessor's Office by amending the Additional Positions Ordinance.