All decisions
about 240 Board decisions about Municipal Code, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Judiciary Committee's proposed San Francisco Municipal Code consolidating city ordinances was laid over one week.
- Municipal Code provisions on clerk duties, printing, and violations are being set out; no decision is recorded here.
- Judiciary Committee recommendation to consolidate city ordinances into a San Francisco Municipal Code was re-referred back to committee.
- The San Francisco Municipal Code, effective October 1, 1938, was passed for second reading by the Board.
- A bill to consolidate the city's general, regulatory and penal ordinances into the San Francisco Municipal Code is proposed; text continues.
- Board passed the San Francisco Municipal Code as a whole, effective October 1, 1938, repealing Ordinance 9137.
- Proposed San Francisco Municipal Code consolidates the city's general, regulatory and penal ordinances, repealing Ordinance 9137.
- Emergency ordinance to adopt the consolidated San Francisco Municipal Code was postponed one week for lack of votes.
- San Francisco Municipal Code put off to January 3, 1939
- Municipal Code consolidation ordinance, Bill 1712, postponed to September 23, 1938 for lack of votes.
- Judiciary Committee recommendation to amend the Municipal Code on continuing existing law goes to final passage; outcome not shown here.
- Proposed emergency ordinance consolidating the city's general, regulatory and penal ordinances into the San Francisco Municipal Code, repealing older ordinances.
- Emergency ordinance correcting an error in the enacting ordinance of the Municipal Code was finally passed, keeping city departments running.
- Natoma Street between First and Fremont Streets made one-way eastbound by an amendment to the Municipal Code.
- Proposed a five-dollar charge for each copy of the San Francisco Municipal Code offered for sale.
- A proposed ordinance would amend the Municipal Code to set one-way traffic rules on Natoma Street between First and Fremont.
- Section 481(r) of the Municipal Code, governing manufacturing milk handling, is amended to new standards.
- Proposed amendments to the city's milk rules in the Municipal Code were taken up for final passage.
- Judiciary Committee's emergency amendment to Sections 2 and 15 of the Municipal Code awaits final passage.
- The ordinance repealing Municipal Code sections 313 to 316 of Article 4 was finally passed after second reading.
- The Judiciary Committee's emergency ordinance repealing Municipal Code sections 116 to 130 awaits its outcome on the next page.
- Municipal Code amended to set one-way traffic directions on Lansing Street, Guy Place and several downtown streets; passed.
- Sections 313 to 316 of Article 4, Part I of the Municipal Code repealed on final passage.
- Supervisor Uhl proposed repealing the early morning parking section of the Municipal Code; it was referred to committee.
- Ordinance repealing municipal code sections on interment of decedents and rock-crushing machines passed for second reading.
- Proposed ordinance would add Section 270 defining bucket shops and related securities trading terms to the Municipal Code.
- Proposed ordinance would add Section 270 defining terms used for bucket shops in the Municipal Code.
- Proposal to repeal the early morning parking rule in the Municipal Code was sent back to committee.
- Early morning parking rule repeal voted down
- Ordinance amending the Municipal Code so Municipal Railway switch work counts as emergency work, passed for second reading.
- Proposed ordinance would change Municipal Code rules on chimney installer registration and inspection fees; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Supervisor McSheehy proposed repealing the Municipal Code ban on early morning parking; the proposal was referred to committee.
- Passage for second reading refused on a bill amending the Municipal Code on early morning parking.
- Proposed ordinance changes construction rules for moving picture theatres by amending Municipal Code seating and aisle provisions; outcome not shown on this page.
- Proposed ordinance would add Article 13 to the Municipal Code, creating inspection rules for poultry, hares and rabbits sold in San Francisco.
- Proposed ordinance amends Municipal Code license fees for businesses that erect or repair patent chimneys and fireplaces.
- Supervisor Meyer presented an ordinance amending the Municipal Code on permits for hospitals and nursing homes, sent to the Department of Public Health.
- Proposed ordinance reclassifying seating capacity thresholds for moving picture theatre construction or alteration in the Municipal Code.
- Proposed repeal of various sections of the license ordinance in the Municipal Code; the vote continues on the next page.
- Proposes repealing various Municipal Code sections on license taxes for revenue only; vote continues on next page.
- Mayor Rossi returned Bill 440 disapproved, which would have repealed many San Francisco license tax sections of the Municipal Code.
- Mayor's letter addresses Bill No. 440, which repeals Municipal Code license fees for revenue, under consideration.
- Board finally passed Bill 440 repealing many license tax sections of the Municipal Code; Mayor Rossi disapproved it December 29, 1939.
- Mayor vetoes Bill No. 440, which repealed Municipal Code sections levying license fees for city revenue; the Board's vote follows.
- Repeal of Section 155 of the Municipal Code on money lenders was continued to January 29, 1940.
- Police Commission proposed a Municipal Code amendment regulating tow cars, referred to the Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code would allow health institutions, homes for the aged and nursing homes in second residential districts.
- The Police Commission proposed an amendment to the Municipal Code on illness of firemen and policemen; referred to committee.
- Clay, Sacramento, Jackson and Washington Streets to become one way
- Fire Escape Requirements ordinance amending Sections 1300 and 1301 of the Municipal Code was proposed by the Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Proposed ordinance would remove nursing homes from the hospital permit rules in Section 157 of the Municipal Code.
- Ordinance adding Section 158 to the Municipal Code, providing for establishing and maintaining nursing homes, passed for second reading.
- A resolution proposed to fix prices for publications and distribution of Municipal Code excerpts.
- Ordinance amends the hospital permit section of the Municipal Code by removing nursing homes from it.
- Supervisor Roncovieri introduced an ordinance adding business license sections to the Municipal Code; its outcome is not shown here.
- A proposed ordinance would let the Controller hire special counsel under certain circumstances, adding a section to the Municipal Code.
- Plumbing permit and license fees under Section 245 of the Municipal Code revised, with Department of Public Health collecting them.
- An ordinance adding Article 4 to the Municipal Code would regulate mechanical amusement devices citywide, with permits, licences and impoundment.
- Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code defining miniature golf courses was referred to committee.
- Ordinance adding a poultry and poultry dealers article to the Municipal Code, creating inspection service, permits and licenses; outcome not yet printed.
- Proposed ordinance to repeal the Municipal Code definition of miniature golf course was re-referred to the Finance Committee.
- Proposed ordinance would amend and repeal licensing sections of the Municipal Code on mechanical amusement devices.
- Bill 921 would amend the San Francisco Municipal Code on issuing press cards to reporters and photographers for police lines.
- An ordinance amending Article 4 of the Municipal Code on mechanical amusement devices is proposed.
- Board finally passed an ordinance adding Section 533 to the Municipal Code on wire fabric for exterior stucco.
- Supervisor Mead proposed a Municipal Code amendment requiring toilets and drinking water at buildings under construction; referred to the Public Health Committee.
- Supervisor Uhl presented a bill amending the Municipal Code's rules for one-story frame buildings, proposed by the Public Buildings committee.
- A proposed amendment to the Municipal Code on retirement credit for part-time service was referred to the Retirement Board.
- Proposed ordinance amending Municipal Code to grant military and defense-service leaves of absence to city employees; passed for second reading.
- Ordinance amending the Municipal Code on dumping dirt, rubbish and debris on streets and sidewalks was taken up; outcome continues on next page.
- Supervisor Green's bill amending the Municipal Code on nursing homes was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
- Board passed on first reading a bill amending the Municipal Code definition of hospitals and sanitariums.
- Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code providing hospital and medical treatment for injured Civilian Defense volunteers.
- Ordinance amending nursing home permit rules in Section 158 of the Municipal Code passed for second reading.
- A bill amending the Municipal Code definition of hospitals and sanitariums was taken up for final passage, as sent by committee without recommendation.
- An ordinance amending the Municipal Code on nursing home permits from the Department of Public Health is taken up for final passage.
- Proposed ordinance would redefine an automobile parking station in the Municipal Code, qualifying the existing definition.
- Proposed ordinance would require registering and licensing bicycles citywide under a new Municipal Code article.
- A proposed ordinance would add a Municipal Code article requiring registration and licensing of bicycles.
- Proposed ordinance would require registering and licensing of bicycles in San Francisco, adding a new article to the Municipal Code.
- Proposed ordinance would add Article 6 to the Municipal Code, requiring registration and licensing of bicycles citywide.
- Proposed ordinance would amend Section 142 of the Municipal Code on containers for benzine, gasoline and petroleum products.
- Proposal to repeal Municipal Code fees for registration and treatment at city venereal disease clinics.
- Clerk authorized to order printed copies of the City Charter and excerpts of the Municipal Code for departments and sale.
- Board temporarily postponed consideration of a proposed Municipal Code change setting the hour after which minors may not be in public places.
- Fire Department badges will be issued to auxiliary firemen, with badges marked as auxiliary, under an amended Municipal Code section.
- Proposed ordinance amending San Francisco Municipal Code rules on electrical musical devices, including definitions, permits, licence fees and seals of approval.
- Proposed ordinance would amend Municipal Code rules for electrical musical devices, including permits, license fees and renewals.
- Supervisor MacPhee proposed amending the Municipal Code to allow minor automobile repairs at service stations, sent to committee.
- Ordinance to amend the San Francisco Municipal Code on electrical musical devices, including permits, licenses and impounding, is under consideration.
- Supervisor Mancuso proposed an ordinance amending Municipal Code rules for auctioneers; the outcome continues on the next page.
- Proposed ordinance would amend Municipal Code rules on auctioneers and closing-out sale permits; vote not shown here.
- Proposed ordinance would let the Chief of Police grant permits for closing-out auction sales, amending the auctioneer rules of the Municipal Code.
- Bill amending the Municipal Code on when and how certificates of occupancy are issued was referred to committee.
- Bill amending the Municipal Code on certificates of occupancy for non-residential buildings was referred to committee.
- Bill amending the Municipal Code on certificates of occupancy for buildings was referred to Building Committee.
- Chief of Police proposed a Municipal Code amendment to prohibit loitering, disorderly conduct and wandering without lawful business.
- Bill 2958 to amend the Municipal Code on unlawful use and certificates of occupancy passed first reading.
- Proposed ordinance amending Municipal Code sections 165 and 166 on certificates of final and partial completion for buildings.
- Proposal from the Public Health and Welfare Committee to remove the Health Advisory Board from the Municipal Code's advisory board list.
- Proposed new Section 1276.1 of the Municipal Code on pawnbrokers referred to Judiciary Committee.
- Proposed ordinance would let the Board set a reasonable by-resolution charge for Municipal Code pamphlet copies.
- Proposed ordinance adding Section 401 to the Municipal Code, requiring city repair of temporary roads built with public funds, passed for second reading.
- Charges for pamphlet excerpts of the Municipal Code set at 45 and 50 cents a copy.
- Passed an ordinance letting the Board of Supervisors set by resolution a charge for Municipal Code copies.
- A proposal to amend the Municipal Code's angle parking rules, recommended by the Police Committee, has no outcome printed yet.
- Jitney bus operators would have to post a $10,000 bond or carry insurance, under amended Municipal Code sections 1089 and 1090.
- Supervisor Green proposed amending the Municipal Code to allow day nurseries and nursery schools in second residential districts.
- Proposed amendment to Municipal Code section 158 repealing interdepartmental property transfer rules for the Department of Education.
- Chief Administrative Officer proposed revising Municipal Code holiday rules and removing Election Day from the salary ordinance; referred to Finance Committee.
- Bill No. 4364 proposes adding a new section to the Municipal Code's Article 6 on Section 251.
- Ordinance amending building permit and interpretation sections of the San Francisco Municipal Code passed on first reading, recommended by the City Planning Commission.
- Proposed ordinance would amend the Municipal Code on bicycle licensing, registration, transfer and enforcement, with penalties for violations.
- Bill 4334 proposes amending the Municipal Code to allow additional services at gasoline supply stations.
- Final passage of rules on building use permits and enforcement under Sections 101 and 102 of the Municipal Code.
- Proposed ordinance would amend the Municipal Code on bicycle licensing, registration and use; passed for second reading.
- Supervisor Lewis proposed that the Judiciary Committee investigate revising and reenacting the San Francisco Municipal Code.
- A proposed ordinance would change scavenger vehicle licensing from ownership to operation, amending Section 140 of the Municipal Code.
- Proposed ordinance would raise certain disability retirement benefits for city employees under the Municipal Code; vote continues next page.
- Per-copy charges for pamphlet excerpts of the Municipal Code set between $0.10 and $1.00, replacing older rates.
- A proposed ordinance adds a Municipal Code section making prostitution unlawful; its final vote appears on the next page.
- Ordinance revising boiler, water heater and tank permit and fee rules in the Municipal Code; outcome not shown on this page.
- Proposed change to the Municipal Code would shift scavenger vehicle licences from ownership to operation.
- Proposed ordinance amending Municipal Code sections on the Purchaser of Supplies office and its procedures passed first reading.
- Board temporarily postponed a proposed ordinance repealing licence fees for water companies under Section 152 of the Municipal Code.
- Bill to repeal a licence section of the Municipal Code; the vote continues on the next page.
- Supervisors passed an ordinance amending the Municipal Code on how the Office of Purchaser of Supplies operates.
- A Finance Committee recommendation to amend the Municipal Code on contractor definitions and a $10 annual fee was taken up again.
- A bill to amend the Municipal Code on publishing comic books was referred to the Police Committee.
- Municipal Code amended so house movers must post a surety bond to restore any street disturbed while moving a building.
- Passed for second reading an amendment to the Municipal Code on how proceeds from selling city-owned personal property are spent.
- Ordinance on printing and selling copies of the Municipal Code passed for second reading, with funds kept in a revolving fund.
- Board finally passed an ordinance setting how Municipal Code copies are printed, priced and sold, with proceeds kept in a revolving fund.
- Board fixed the prices for pamphlet excerpts of the Municipal Code, from 10 cents to $1.83 per code.
- The Board fixed the prices charged for pamphlet excerpts from the Municipal Code.
- Supervisor Mead's ordinance to regulate street benches in the Municipal Code was referred to joint Finance and Police Committee.
- Ordinance amending the Municipal Code on posting notices and permits for moving buildings passed for second reading.
- Proposal to delete references to establishments the Department of Public Health does not regulate from the Municipal Code passed for second reading.
- Proposed amendment to the Municipal Code on how money from city-owned property sales is disposed of; passed first reading.
- Final passage removed references to establishments the Department of Public Health does not regulate from the Municipal Code.
- Ordinance passed regulating and licensing photographic solicitors, adding them to the San Francisco Municipal Code.
- Board moved to adopt fixed prices for pamphlet excerpts from the Municipal Code; the vote continues on the next page.
- The Board adopted prices for selling excerpts of the Municipal Code in pamphlet form.
- Prices for excerpts from the Municipal Code in pamphlet form proposed; the vote continues on the next page.
- Price for excerpts of the Municipal Code in pamphlet form presented; outcome not printed on this page.
- Phil F. Garvey asked the Board to update the San Francisco Municipal Code; the request was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
- Cash revolving funds for the Public Utilities Commission and other departments are continued and moved into the Municipal Code.
- Dog license fee raised from $2.50 to $3.00 a year under an amendment to the Municipal Code.
- Passed on first reading an ordinance regulating electrical installation, repairs, sales and permits, added to the Municipal Code as Chapter III, Part II.
- An ordinance defining public auction sales and amending the Municipal Code was referred to the Police Committee.
- Ordinance broadening the definition of sale at public auction under the Municipal Code passed for second reading.
- Board adopted a resolution fixing prices for pamphlet excerpts of the Municipal Code.
- Supervisor MacPhee proposed fixing prices for pamphlet excerpts of the Municipal Code, rescinding Resolution 11539.
- Ordinance amending Municipal Code rules on certified checks, surety bonds and failure to file performance bonds was passed.
- Prices for Municipal Code pamphlet excerpts set, and earlier Resolution 14016 rescinded.
- An ordinance amending the Municipal Code on public passenger vehicles passed for second reading.
- Ordinance passed regulating merchandising by public outcry, adding Sections 1200-1214 to the Municipal Code.
- Amendment to the Municipal Code on operating stores at the County Jails passed on first reading.
- Board passed on final reading an ordinance amending the Municipal Code on operating stores at the county jails.
- Board passed final an ordinance amending the Public Works Code, adding, changing and deleting various sections of the Municipal Code.
- Board adopted a resolution fixing prices for Municipal Code excerpts sold in pamphlet form, repealing Resolution 14418.
- Proposed amendment adding automatic laundries to commercial districts in the Municipal Code was continued two weeks.
- Automatic laundries were added to permitted uses in commercial districts under the Municipal Code; finally passed.
- Resolution sets prices for excerpts from the Municipal Code in pamphlet form, rescinding Resolution 15589.
- Municipal Code amended to license motor vehicle salesmen and set penalties for violations, was finally passed.
- Prices for Municipal Code excerpts in pamphlet form set, rescinding Resolution 16714.
- Prices for pamphlet excerpts of the Municipal Code were fixed and Resolution 17450 rescinded.
- Prices for pamphlet excerpts from the Municipal Code were fixed, rescinding Resolution No. 17586, and the measure was adopted.
- Prices for pamphlet excerpts of the Municipal Code fixed, and earlier Resolution 18004 rescinded.
- Prices for pamphlets of Municipal Code excerpts set anew; the City Planning Code pamphlet rises from 25 cents to 35 cents.
- Board passed an ordinance enacting a Housing Code for San Francisco and including it in the Municipal Code.
- Prices for excerpts from the Municipal Code in pamphlet form were fixed, rescinding Resolution No. 18602.
- The Board adopted a resolution fixing the price of Municipal Code excerpts in pamphlet form and rescinding Resolution 569-58.
- Supervisor Dobbs proposed amending the Municipal Code on retirement system allowances; sent to Judiciary Committee.
- Prices for Municipal Code pamphlet excerpts fixed and Resolution 954-58 rescinded.
- Public Health Department's authorization to join the Western Plumbing Officials Association was removed from the Municipal Code; passed for second reading.
- Old Municipal Code sections on motor vehicle dealer and private hospital licensing are proposed for repeal; outcome continues on next page.
- Prices for Municipal Code pamphlet excerpts fixed.
- The Board adopted a resolution fixing prices for pamphlet excerpts from the Municipal Code and rescinding Resolution 195-50.
- Prices for Municipal Code pamphlet excerpts set; old rule dropped
- Municipal Code licence fees and health inspection rules were finally passed, redefining an apartment house as three or more families.
- Bathhouse licence rules no longer cover public swimming tanks
- Supervisor Blake's proposal to repeal a Municipal Code section on photographers in public places was referred to the Police Committee.
- The Board fixed prices for pamphlet excerpts of the Municipal Code and rescinded Resolution 269-62.
- Board fixed the prices for excerpts from the Municipal Code in pamphlet form and rescinded Resolution 633-62.
- Resolution 92-64 fixed prices for pamphlet excerpts of the Municipal Code and rescinded Resolution 482-63; adopted.
- The Board fixed prices for Municipal Code pamphlet excerpts and rescinded Resolution 92-64.
- Board set prices for excerpts from the Municipal Code in pamphlet form and rescinded Resolution 359-64.
- Amendments to the Municipal Code on city permits, business license fees and issuing departments passed for second reading.
- Prices for Municipal Code excerpt pamphlets set, and earlier Resolution 119-65 rescinded.
- Resolution fixes the price of Municipal Code pamphlet excerpts and rescinds Resolution 45-66.
- Price set for Municipal Code excerpt pamphlets.
- Underground District No. 200 created on portions of Bay, Mason, Powell and Stockton Streets, finally passed by the Board.
- City sets new prices for Municipal Code pamphlets
- The Finance Committee's proposal to amend the hotel room occupancy tax in the Municipal Code was taken up out of order.
- Set new prices for Municipal Code pamphlets, replacing old ones
- Municipal Code fee, licence and Health Department inspection changes passed for second reading, effective July 1, 1970.
- Ordinance amending the Municipal Code's taxicab permit transfer fee to exempt transfers to spouses and children is before the Board.
- Parking station operators must collect the parking tax from users
- An ordinance proposed to exempt certain admissions from the Stadium Operator Admission Tax under Section 807 of the Municipal Code.
- Supervisor von Beroldingen proposed repealing Section 15 of an ordinance on printing the Municipal Code; referred to Finance Committee.
- Ordinance amending the Municipal Code to repeal Section 15 on printing and distribution was passed for second reading.
- An ordinance repealing Section 15 on printing the Municipal Code passed for second reading; the vote continues on the next page.
- Measure passed; subject not in this record
- Feinstein proposed adding Section 16.1 to Ordinance No. 1.075 on penalties for Municipal Code violations; referred to committee.
- Ordinance amending penalties for Municipal Code violations, sponsored by Supervisor Feinstein, was taken up by the Board.
- An ordinance amending penalties for Municipal Code violations was taken up from the Governmental Services Committee.
- Ordinance amending Section 807 of the Municipal Code was finally passed, with Supervisor Gonzales removed as co-author.
- The Board of Review of the Parking Tax Fund was continued with its powers under the Municipal Code.
- Passed ordinance requiring applicants to pay fees for publishing certain applications, amending Municipal Code section 28.
- Resolution continues the Board of Review for the Utility Users' Tax with its existing powers and duties under the Municipal Code.
- Health Department inspection fees for licenses and permits in the Municipal Code are changed.
- Municipal Code fee schedule ordinance passed for second reading, with annual review required.
- Board of Review for the Stadium Operator's Tax was continued with its existing powers under the Municipal Code.
- Supervisor Renne proposed amending the Municipal Code to regulate towing companies removing cars from private parking lots; referred to committee.
- Ordinance changing Health Department inspection license and permit fees under the Municipal Code was finally passed.
- Single-station smoke detector requirements were passed in a final vote, amending the Municipal Code, on Supervisor Silver's proposal.
- Board adopted a motion sending a proposal to exempt transit shelter signs from regulation to planning and police commissions for comment.
- Municipal Code permit procedures and license fees revised across many sections and finally passed.
- A draft ordinance adding Section 1108.4 to the Municipal Code on property exchanges was sent to Finance Committee.
- The Board sent an ordinance amending the Municipal Code on property exchanges back to committee.
- Municipal Code building fee schedules revised, with a new effective date and sunset clause, passed finally as ordinance 241-87.
- City employees were given power to enforce tree provisions of the Municipal Code, finally passed.
- Ordinance amending Municipal Code sections 903 and 905-A was finally passed after an earlier refusal was rescinded.
- Ordinance passed on second reading adding sections to the Municipal Code; its subject is not printed on this page.
- Housing Code fee review and related Municipal Code fee schedules changed by ordinance, finally passed on request of Public Works.
- An ordinance proposed to correct the Health Code citation in the Municipal Code's animal business licensing rules.
- [name withheld] and Control's ordinance corrects the Municipal Code citation to the Health Code for animal business licensing.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance amending Municipal Code licensing rules for food establishments, swimming pools, private ambulances and cross connection devices.
- Supervisor Ward proposed amending the Stadium Operator Admissions Tax in the Municipal Code; referred to Finance Committee.
- Board of Permit Appeals proposed raising its filing fees under Section 8 of the Municipal Code; referred to Finance Committee.
- Supervisor Bierman requested a hearing on amending Part III, Article 7 of the Municipal Code; outcome continues on next page.
- A proposed ordinance adding jobs tax credits to the Municipal Code was passed on first reading as amended.
- Proposed ordinance amending the Municipal Code to change the tax on hotel room occupancy, recommended by the Budget Committee.
- Municipal Code fees for Department of Public Health inspection permits passed for second reading, as a companion measure.
- Technical amendments to the Municipal Code clarify how hotel tax revenues are allocated; the ordinance was finally passed.
- Proposed ordinance would create a revolving loan fund to help building owners pay for repairs needed to abate Municipal Code violations; sent to committee.