Law · ordinance
Change of Grade Ordinance
A law in 10 Board decisions, 1917–1921.
10Board decisions about it
1917–1921first and last decision
In short
- 3 Dec 1917Proposed Change of Grade Ordinance setting rules for street grade changes and assessments was laid over one week.
- 11 Feb 1918Supervisors adopted the Change of Grade Ordinance, a method for street grade changes and assessing owners for the cost.
More from the records
Votes · 3 roll calls
yes 46no 2absent 6
3 printed roll calls; 1 was unanimous.
Decisions, by type
| ordinance | 10 |
Decisions, by outcome
| continued | 6 |
| passed | 1 |
| passed first reading | 1 |
2 decisions have no outcome read yet.
All 10 decisions · in date order
- Proposed Change of Grade Ordinance setting rules for street grade changes and assessments was laid over one week.
- Supervisor Power's proposed Change of Grade Ordinance for street regrading was laid over one week and made a special order.
- Change of Grade Ordinance laid over three weeks as a special order, with the City Attorney asked to review its legality.
- Supervisors adopted the Change of Grade Ordinance, a method for street grade changes and assessing owners for the cost.
- Proposed amendment to the Change of Grade Ordinance's damage-estimate section, passed for printing.
- Proposed ordinance amending Section 10 of the 1919 Change of Grade Ordinance on estimating property damages.
- Bill amending damage-estimate rules in the 1919 Change of Grade Ordinance was defeated, then laid over for reconsideration.
- Proposed amendment to the Change of Grade Ordinance on estimating property damages was laid over for one week.
- Amendment to the Change of Grade Ordinance on estimating property damages was laid over one week.
- Proposed ordinance amending Section 10 of the 1919 Change of Grade Ordinance on estimating damages.
Pages that mention it
Printed pages of the decisions on this page.
Journal 1917
Journal 1917
Journal 1921
Journal 1921