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Police Code

A law in about 850 Board decisions, 1943–2026.

about 850Board decisions about it
1943–2026first and last decision

In short

  • 18 Jan 1943
    Proposed ordinance amends Police Code sections on disposing of sidewalk sweepings and street-cleaning receptacles; outcome continues on next page.
  • 31 Jul 1944
    Police Code gains Section 1291 barring people carrying concealed weapons from loitering, brawling or wandering without lawful business.
  • 30 Nov 1981
    Police Code rules on mechanical contrivances and amusements were finally passed as Ordinance 584-81.
  • 16 Sep 1991
    Ordinance setting new penalties for violations of the pedicab rules in the Police Code was finally passed.
  • 4 Sep 2012
    Ordinance finally passed letting leashed dogs be fastened to lamp posts, hydrants or trees, and repealing outdated Police Code sections.

Who appears together

PeopleOrganisationsPlacesTerry Francoisproposed 11John L. Molinariproposed 8Quentin L. Koppproposed 8Tax Collectornamed in 2Union Stnamed in 5Polk Stnamed in 4Tenderloinnamed in 2Police Code

Lines show who appears in the same decisions. It doesn't mean they made a deal.

People

Organisations

Places

  • Union Stnamed in 5
  • Polk Stnamed in 4
  • Tenderloinnamed in 2

More from the records

Who was paid · 1 organisations
Tax Collector2 decisions

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Votes · 316 roll calls
yes 2,857no 212absent 421

316 printed roll calls; 232 were unanimous.

Decisions, by type
ordinanceabout 800
motion12
hearing12
resolution9
other9
communication4
Decisions, by outcome
passedabout 240
referredabout 120
passed first readingabout 100
continued45
pending25
refused3

about 310 decisions have no outcome read yet.

All 850 decisions · in date order
  • Proposed ordinance amends Police Code sections on disposing of sidewalk sweepings and street-cleaning receptacles; outcome continues on next page.
    18 Jan 1943outcome not readJournal 1943, p. 89 ↗
  • Proposed Police Code changes on disposing of sidewalk sweepings and using street cleaning receptacles; outcome on next page.
    1 Feb 1943outcome not readJournal 1943, p. 256 ↗
  • Police Code gains Section 1291 barring people carrying concealed weapons from loitering, brawling or wandering without lawful business.
    31 Jul 1944passedJournal 1944, p. 1657 ↗
  • Proposed ordinance would define sedans and limousines and set their charge rates under the Police Code.
    11 Dec 1944outcome not readJournal 1944, p. 2439 ↗
  • Taxicab and sightseeing bus owners must paint their operating name on the rear doors, per the Police Code section.
    12 Mar 1945outcome not readJournal 1945 ↗
  • Proposed amendments redefine public passenger vehicles, limousines and taxicab stands in the Police Code.
    12 Mar 1945outcome not readJournal 1945 ↗
  • Proposed ordinance would codify three ordinances into the Police Code, covering magazine solicitation, the police pistol range, and return of charged persons.
    30 Apr 1945passed first readingJournal 1945 ↗
  • The Board fixed pamphlet prices for the Fire Code at 40 cents and the Police Code at 50 cents a copy.
    11 Jun 1945passedJournal 1945, p. 1471 ↗
  • Supervisor Brown's proposed amendment to Police Code section 1089 on jitney bus driver bonds was referred to the Police Committee.
    2 Jul 1945referredJournal 1945, p. 1732 ↗
  • Police Committee recommended amending the Police Code's auctioneer conditions; final passage is printed on the next page.
    16 Jul 1945outcome not readJournal 1945, p. 1769 ↗
  • Jitney fares set at fifteen cents, twenty-five to Hunters Point
    17 Dec 1945outcome not readJournal 1945, p. 2687 ↗
  • Proposed Police Code section would regulate horse riding, driving and leading in San Francisco public places, other than for business.
    4 Nov 1946outcome not readJournal 1946, p. 3219 ↗

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Pages that mention it · 19

Scanned pages whose text has the name: 19 Board journal pages.