All decisions
about 850 Board decisions about Police Code, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Proposed ordinance amends Police Code sections on disposing of sidewalk sweepings and street-cleaning receptacles; outcome continues on next page.
- Proposed Police Code changes on disposing of sidewalk sweepings and using street cleaning receptacles; outcome on next page.
- Police Code gains Section 1291 barring people carrying concealed weapons from loitering, brawling or wandering without lawful business.
- Proposed ordinance would define sedans and limousines and set their charge rates under the Police Code.
- Taxicab and sightseeing bus owners must paint their operating name on the rear doors, per the Police Code section.
- Proposed amendments redefine public passenger vehicles, limousines and taxicab stands in the Police Code.
- Proposed ordinance would codify three ordinances into the Police Code, covering magazine solicitation, the police pistol range, and return of charged persons.
- The Board fixed pamphlet prices for the Fire Code at 40 cents and the Police Code at 50 cents a copy.
- Supervisor Brown's proposed amendment to Police Code section 1089 on jitney bus driver bonds was referred to the Police Committee.
- Police Committee recommended amending the Police Code's auctioneer conditions; final passage is printed on the next page.
- Jitney fares set at fifteen cents, twenty-five to Hunters Point
- Proposed Police Code section would regulate horse riding, driving and leading in San Francisco public places, other than for business.
- Supervisor Mead proposed amending the Police Code so sedan operating permits could be exchanged for taxicab permits.
- Ordinance changing fare rates for sedans, limousines and taxicabs was finally passed, amending Police Code sections 1134 and 1135.
- Proposed ordinance would license and regulate card rooms and card room employees, adding Police Code sections 241 to 259.
- Proposed Police Code change would exchange sedan operating permits for taxicab permits; passed for second reading.
- The Board passed on final reading a permanent curfew law amending the Police Code, making curfew regulations permanent legislation.
- Late dances allowed under permits with the police chief's approval
- A substitute Police Code ban on toys firing missiles by compressed air or gas was passed for second reading.
- Proposed Police Code change would let the SPCA trap nuisance birds and place them under Park Commission care; passed for second reading.
- Supervisor Lewis proposed amending the Police Code to allow setting off fireworks in San Francisco; referred to the Police Committee.
- Proposed Police Code change barring "For Sale" real estate advertisements from public highways was referred to Judiciary Committee.
- Board changed the Traffic Code price from 15 to 14 cents and the Police Code price from 95 cents to $1.15.
- Proposed Police Code change setting revised fare rates for sedans and taxicabs passed for second reading.
- Proposed ordinance would lift the Police Code ban on feeding birds in public places; referred to the Police Committee.
- Proposed revised fare rates for sedans and taxicabs under the Police Code were debated in committee of the whole and not yet decided.
- Board finally passed an ordinance revising taxicab and sedan fare rates under the Police Code.
- Proposed repeal of the Police Code ban on feeding birds in public places was continued for consideration.
- Proposed Police Code amendment would let more persons, firms and corporations self-insure; referred to Police Committee.
- Proposed amendment to the Police Code would let firms and corporations operating vehicles for hire use the self-insurance option.
- Operators of vehicles for hire may now qualify as self-insurers under Police Code section 1080, finally passed.
- A proposed Police Code change allowing armed forces' advertising boards on sidewalks was sent to the Police Committee.
- Petitions asking repeal of the Police Code's ban on poker in barrooms were referred to the Police Committee.
- Police Code amendment letting armed forces recruiters place A-boards on sidewalks was continued for one week.
- Armed forces may now place advertising A-boards and signs on streets and sidewalks under the Police Code; ordinance finally passed.
- An ordinance amending Police Code sections on public auction sales was referred to the Police Committee.
- Proposed Police Code amendment requiring Chief of Police permits for private detectives and guards carrying weapons is still under consideration.
- An ordinance tightening Police Code rules on auction sales was passed for second reading.
- Police Code amended to add stricter rules for auction sales, including residency requirements for partners and employees; passed.
- The Board passed an ordinance enlarging the Police Code definition of sale at public auction.
- A Police Code change letting missed financial reports cancel taxi, limousine or sedan permits was continued for consideration.
- Police Code change limiting financial reports for sedan, limousine and taxi operators to holders of more than one permit passed for second reading.
- Taxi permits for Union Square limousine owners sent back to committee
- Proposed ordinance defining charter buses and setting rules in the Police Code was sent to Police Committee.
- A Finance Committee recommendation would amend the Police Code so for-hire motor vehicle rate reviews occur between September and December; consideration was postponed.
- Proposed Police Code change would require taxi-rate reviews between September and December; Yellow Cab counsel raised no objection.
- Board continued consideration for five weeks of a proposed Police Code change on reviewing motor vehicle-for-hire rates.
- Supervisor Lewis proposed amending the Police Code to regulate closing-out sales; the ordinance was referred to the Police Committee.
- Supervisor Lewis proposed amending the Police Code to regulate so-called action sales; referred to Police Committee.
- Proposed ordinance amending Police Code on return of persons charged with crimes from places within the state was referred to Police Committee.
- Board temporarily postponed the proposed Police Code ordinance regulating merchandising by public outcry.
- A Police Code amendment letting the Sheriff return persons charged with crimes from other states was passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance amending the Police Code on where taxicabs, limousines and sedans may stand.
- An ordinance amending the Police Code's definition of taxicab, presented by Supervisor McCarty, was referred to the Police Committee.
- Yellow Cab Company's president proposed a Police Code amendment raising taxicab rates; it was referred to the Police Committee.
- Board postponed an amendment to Police Code fare rates for sedans, limousines and taxicabs until full membership appears.
- Board lifted from the table a Police Code change exempting airport ground transport operators from licensing, set for December 23.
- Proposed Police Code change allowing airport contractor taxi service was referred to the Public Utilities Commission for review and report.
- Ordinance to amend Police Code section 1135.1 on a rate board for sedan, limousine and taxicab fares, referred to committee.
- Police Code amendments prohibiting visits to houses of ill fame for unlawful purposes passed for second reading.
- A Police Code change exempting airport ground transport operators from taxi licences was continued one week for negotiation.
- Police Code amendments barring visits to barricaded gambling rooms, lottery places and pool rooms passed for second reading.
- Board passed amendments to the Police Code banning visits to barricaded gambling rooms, lottery places and pool rooms.
- Supervisors took up a Police Code amendment banning visits to houses of ill fame; outcome continues on next page.
- Proposed Police Code change would exempt airport-bound ground transport operators from taxi licence requirements; full board debate continues.
- Police Code rules on posting and distributing handbills and commercial advertising passed for second reading.
- Board passed on final reading an ordinance repealing the 1930s-era mover rules and their amendment in the Police Code.
- Police Code rules for charities soliciting funds and banning fraud passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance amending the Police Code to regulate charitable solicitation of funds.
- Proposed Police Code change would let anyone legally authorized remove prohibited advertisements from city property; passed first reading.
- Police Code change letting anyone legally authorized remove prohibited advertising and postings from city property was finally passed.
- Ordinance regulating sales by public outcry, which adds a new Section 1200 to the Police Code, passed for second reading.
- Regulations for sales by public outcry were added to the Police Code and finally passed.
- Supervisors temporarily postponed a proposed Police Code ban on loading and unloading passengers from certain downtown buses.
- Proposed increase in taxicab fares under Police Code section 1135 was temporarily postponed pending a full membership.
- Proposed Police Code rule banning certain bus passenger loading in a downtown area was continued three weeks.
- Consideration of a proposed ban on loading sightseeing bus passengers downtown was continued until police and fire reports are received.
- Police Code change to exchange sedan permits for taxicab permits passed for second reading.
- Rules on auctioneers using associates sent back to committee.
- Board sets new pamphlet prices: Fire Code $1.15 and Police Code $1.65 per copy, rescinding Resolution 292-63.
- Limousine fare wording clarified; awaiting final vote.
- Board referred a proposed Police Code change letting airport taxi operators take loads to any destination to the Public Utilities Commission.
- Board passed on first reading an ordinance changing Police Code license fees for jitney buses based on seating capacity.
- Proposed ordinance would license and regulate cabarets, adding Police Code sections 1028 to 1028.8, with penalties for violations.
- Cabarets will be licensed and regulated under new Police Code sections 1028 to 1028.8, with penalties for violations.
- Supervisor Francois proposed pawnbroker business rules in the Police Code, referred to the Rules Committee.
- A proposed Police Code change would bar unauthorized removal, possession, alteration or abandonment of shopping carts; Supervisor Moscone questioned it.
- Proposed Police Code change would make hotel-taxicab commission deals a misdemeanor; referred to Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Police Code amended to prohibit unauthorized removal of shopping carts; passed on final reading.
- Allows family recreation centers in pool halls with special permits
- Proposed Police Code article regulating television receiver installation and servicing was referred to the Governmental Services Committee.
- Proposed Police Code change would let for-hire driver applicants qualify after one year living within thirty miles; Supervisor Blake questioned it.
- Dance hall licensing rules in the Police Code were continued to April 17, 1967 on a split vote.
- Dance hall licensing ordinance amended and passed for second reading, with minors' rules under the Police Code changed.
- Jitney bus fares increased by amending the Police Code, passed on final passage.
- Night-sales ban exemptions for auction rooms sent to committee.
- Proposed changes to the Police Code on licensing and regulating dances and dance halls are referred to committee.
- Proposed Police Code sections banning loitering during a declared emergency were referred to committee.
- Proposed city rules on gun possession and sales sent to committee.
- Police Code amendment regulating firearm possession and transfer passed for second reading as amended.
- A proposed Police Code change would raise the insurance coverage required for vehicles for hire.
- Ordinance changing Police Code sidewalk washing times, with a Haight Street exception, passed for second reading.
- Supervisors McCarthy, Mendelsohn and Tamaras proposed changing Police Code firearm registration fees; the measure was referred to committee.
- Sidewalk washing hours on part of Haight Street exempted from the Police Code time limits.
- Mid-block crosswalk on Capp Street near Sixteenth approved
- Supervisor Ertola asked the City Attorney to review the Police Code rule barring minors from congregating on streets at night.
- Proposed Police Code section banning sitting, lying or sleeping that obstructs streets and sidewalks passed for second reading.
- Police Code amendment on how far pawnshops and secondhand stores must be from churches and schools was continued to January 20, 1969.
- Police Code amended to regulate conduct within the Port Commission's area; passed for second reading.
- Police Code amendment barring transfer of taxicab permits granted after December 15, 1968 continued to January 20, 1969.
- Police Code rules for cabarets were continued to March 3, 1969 so restaurants can be exempted.
- Consideration of cabaret regulations amending the Police Code was continued to March 10, 1969.
- Proposed Police Code rules for cabarets were under consideration; the Board's decision is not printed here.
- New city rules for loudspeakers and sound trucks approved
- Dropped US-citizenship rule for for-hire vehicle permits, now final
- Proposed Police Code rewards for information leading to arrest and conviction of people turning in false alarms; passed for second reading.
- Final passage of Police Code rules for businesses renting cars or trailers for 60 days or less without drivers.
- A proposed Police Code change to improve safety for [name withheld] was referred to the Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Proposed Police Code rules for cabaret entertainment and topless waitresses were referred to a joint committee.
- Proposed Police Code article would regulate entertainment and exterior signs; consideration continued to March 30, 1970.
- Ordinance regulating entertainment, permits and exterior signs under the Police Code was passed for second reading as amended.
- Cabaret entertainment rules sent to committee.
- New rules for entertainment venues: permits, signs, license fees
- Board passed an ordinance requiring permits and license fees for entertainment, regulating exterior signs, and repealing older Police Code sections.
- Police Code amended to increase limousine rates in San Francisco.
- Von Beroldingen's ordinance to change taxicab permit license fees in the Police Code was referred to Finance Committee.
- Rules for automatic recorded phone calls approved
- Proposed cabaret entertainment rules for the Police Code were amended; further amendment was still pending at page end.
- Vehicle-for-hire operators must carry more insurance; self-insurance allowed
- The Board refused to adopt cabaret entertainment rules in the Police Code, so the proposal failed.
- Police Code price raised from $2.95 to $5.43
- Police Code amendment requiring seat belts in taxicabs was adopted as amended after consideration was continued.
- Ordinance regulating theaters under the Police Code was called out of committee and calendared for November 16, 1970.
- Police Range Funds may now be spent on training equipment, under an amended Police Code section.
- New theater rules sent back to committee for review.
- Board finally passed an ordinance adding Article 11.1 to the Police Code, setting permit and licence rules for theaters.
- Proposed taxicab and sedan rate increases under Police Code section 1135 were continued to February 16, 1971.
- Taxi and sedan fares go up for riders
- Proposed ordinance would delete the Police Code charge for a valise or bag carried outside public passenger vehicles.
- Extra fee for bags carried outside passenger vehicles dropped
- Police Code amended to set permit and licence rules for mobile caterers, passed on second reading as amended.
- Proposed ordinance setting fingerprint processing fees and repealing a Police Code section was referred to the Finance Committee.
- Ordinance setting fees for fingerprint imprinting and processing, and repealing a Police Code section, was finally passed.
- Board passed on final reading new rules and permit requirements for mobile caterers under the Police Code.
- Musicians' Union Local 6 asked reconsideration of Police Code entertainment rules; sent to committee.
- Proposed Police Code article regulating street artists and craftsmen was referred to Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Rules for street artists and craftsmen proposed for the Police Code
- New rules for street artists and craftsmen approved
- Supervisor Feinstein proposed amending Police Code noise limits; Supervisor Kopp offered an amendment covering the City itself.
- Request that a committee study Police Code changes on taxicab licences, transfers and revocation was referred to committee.
- Police Code's definition of 'person' sent to committee.
- New rules for tow truck operators, still pending.
- Request to amend Police Code section 1117 on sightseeing buses at rapid transit stations referred to committee.
- Police Code noise ordinance, aimed at street musicians on Market Street, passed for second reading as amended.
- Supervisor von Beroldingen asked that Police Code section 690 be amended to allow posters on trees and shrubbery; referred to committee.
- Supervisor Feinstein proposed amending Police Code sections 34 and 36 to make street cleaners remove dog waste; referred to committee.
- Police Code price set at $16.75
- Supervisors ask for new traffic signals along Portola Drive
- Police Code definition of dance academies was continued to May 6, 1974, with no vote taken.
- Police Code amended to define certain dance academies; passed as final ordinance by six to two.
- Supervisor von Beroldingen asked the City Attorney to draft an amendment to Police Code charitable solicitation rules.
- Supervisor von Beroldingen asks for hearings on revising Police Code rules for cleaning sidewalks; referred to committee.
- Street artists' sidewalk rules moved forward; not final yet.
- Request for committee hearings on repealing Police Code section 904-1 on how long junk dealers keep purchased junk.
- Street artist review panel pay change proposed.
- Mendelsohn's request to calendar a hearing on Police Code sidewalk-cleaning amendments was granted.
- A request for hearings on dropping the Police Code's $2,000,000 cab company insurance requirement was referred to committee.
- Proposed change to taxi fare rates, not yet final.
- Proposed rules for street artists displaying wares and cards.
- New taxi fare rules passed; three supervisors voted no
- Proposed Police Code amendment would have the Board set sightseeing bus rates and routes by resolution; amended, passage pending.
- Board rescinded its earlier vote on a Police Code insurance-bond ordinance, then temporarily postponed it.
- Transit funding study pulled from agenda by mistake.
- Request for hearings on taxicab rates under the Police Code was referred to the Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Hearings proposed on amending the Police Code's $2 million taxicab liability insurance requirement; referred to committee.
- Littering fine split from big dumping; sent to committee.
- Fire, Safety and Police Committee reported an ordinance amending the Police Code and Part III of the Municipal Code.
- Taxi fare extension for 90 days sent to committee
- Rules for motorized rickshaws advanced; final vote needed.
- [name withheld], Inc.'s lawyer asked for further hearings on the tour bus rule; the request was referred to committee.
- Mobile caterers to be licensed and regulated, with fees
- A Police Code amendment on permits, sent without recommendation from the Fire, Safety and Police Committee, is taken up; outcome continues next page.
- Taxi and limo permit transfer rules vetoed by the Mayor
- Mayor vetoed a Police Code change on transferring taxicab permits; the Board postponed reconsideration temporarily.
- Board took up the Mayor's disapproval of an ordinance amending the Police Code on transfers; outcome not shown on this page.
- Mayor's veto stood on rules for transferring permits and licenses.
- Board readopted, after rescinding it, its resolution concurring in an emergency over taxicab companies' inability to meet Police Code insurance rules.
- Sign rules for bus shelters on city property sent back to committee.
- Supervisor Gonzales proposed a Police Code change on sharing taxicab rides and it was referred to the Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Proposed Police Code change banning barkers from soliciting pedestrians was continued to October 15, 1979.
- Proposed ordinance would amend the Police Code to prohibit solicitation; outcome continues on the next page.
- Supervisor Molinari's request for a hearing on amending Police Code permit rules for cabarets and entertainment places was referred to committee.
- Ordinance raising jitney bus fares, amending Police Code section 1086, passed for second reading by the Board.
- Jitney bus fares raised under an amended Police Code, finally passed on the Board's vote.
- Ordinance on renting and selling merchandise and recreational equipment on public streets was re-referred to committee with an amendment pending.
- Police Code change setting a procedure for fees on metallic taxicab medallions passed for second reading.
- Molinari's proposed Police Code amendment requiring commercial bicycle companies to give employees identifying jackets was referred to the Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Police Code amended to set a procedure for fees on metallic taxicab medallions, passed on final reading.
- Taxicab and sedan fare rates changed by a Police Code ordinance, finally passed on a 9-1 vote.
- Interurban passenger motor buses are prohibited from operating within certain city areas, under an ordinance amending the Police Code.
- Police Code change lets the Chief of Police issue conditional entertainment and cabaret permits; passed on first reading.
- Chief of Police may issue entertainment and cabaret permits, including conditional permits, under an amended Police Code.
- Police Code rules on renting or selling merchandise on public streets and sidewalks passed for second reading.
- Proposed Police Code changes on selling and leasing merchandise on streets and sidewalks; vote continues on next page.
- Police Code change setting new rates for taxicabs and sedans passed for second reading.
- Police Code change charging fees for firearms training at the Police Range passed for second reading.
- Hearings requested on limousine and taxicab rates under Police Code section 1135.1; referred to committee.
- Police Code amended to change rates for taxicabs and sedans, passed on final reading by the Board.
- A proposed Police Code change restricting passenger-carrying commercial vehicles on certain streets was referred to the Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Molinari moved to take from the table a proposal excluding Public Utilities Commission transit shelter signs from the Police Code.
- Police Code amendment barring seniority systems used to discriminate on sexual orientation was continued to March 30, 1981.
- Supervisor Kopp's citywide anti-discrimination amendment to the Police Code was continued to April 6, 1981, pending a case law memo.
- Police Code change barring seniority systems that discriminate by sexual orientation had its second-reading passage rescinded.
- Proposal to amend the Police Code to impose a license tax on itinerant shows was referred to Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Police Code change on disposing of found property passed for second reading as amended.
- Ordinance regulating digital taxicab meters under the Police Code passed for second reading.
- Proposed Police Code rules on suspending and revoking theatre permits were tabled by the Board.
- Police Code amended to regulate digital taxicab meters, passed on final reading.
- Proposed Police Code article regulating escort services passed for second reading.
- Proposed ordinance regulating special dances under the Police Code passed for second reading.
- Proposed rules for escort services in the Police Code were refused final passage.
- Board finally passed an ordinance amending the Police Code to regulate "Special" dances.
- Supervisor Nelder proposed adding video tapes and discs to restricted adult items under Police Code; referred to Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Request to limit enforcement of the Police Code on mobile caterers near parks referred to Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Board finally passed an ordinance adding Article 15.6 to the Police Code to regulate escort services.
- Rules for emergency alarm systems sent to committee
- Ordinance amending the Police Code on renting or selling merchandise on sidewalks by recreational equipment vendors passed for second reading.
- Proposed Police Code rules for recreational equipment vendors were sent back to committee.
- Supervisor Renne's ordinance on audible emergency alarms and Police Code changes was sent back to a joint committee.
- Board adopted a motion directing the City Attorney to defend the constitutionality of Article 33 of the Police Code.
- Supervisors Kopp and Silver's request to amend the Police Code so gas stations post credit card surcharge signs was referred to the Urban and Consumer Affairs Committee.
- Proposed ordinance revising Police Code permit procedures, list filing and license fees passed for second reading as amended.
- Police Code rules on itinerant shows passed for second reading, sponsored by the Police Commission.
- Board adopted, as amended, an ordinance regulating mechanical contrivances and other amusements in the Police Code.
- Police Code rules on mechanical contrivances and amusements passed for second reading as amended.
- Police Code rule on drawing handguns by armed guards passed for second reading.
- Police Code rules on itinerant shows were finally passed as Ordinance 581-81.
- Police Code amended to regulate renting and selling of recreational equipment on public streets and sidewalks; finally passed.
- Police Code amended to regulate when armed guards may draw handguns; the ordinance was finally passed.
- Police Code rules on mechanical contrivances and amusements were finally passed as Ordinance 584-81.
- Police Code amended to change rules on taxicab colours; the ordinance was finally passed.
- Ordinance on issuing press cards passed for second reading by the board, 11 ayes.
- Board finally passed an ordinance amending the Police Code on issuing press cards.
- Police Code amended to remove permit and fee requirements for public bathhouse employees, finally passed.
- Supervisors Renne and Britt asked that recently enacted Police Code license fee increases be reconsidered; referred to Finance Committee.
- Police Code changes sent to the Finance Committee
- Police Code changes sent to the Finance Committee
- An ordinance amending the Police Code on public stands was passed for second reading.
- Police Code amended to clarify peddler fee exemption for honorably discharged veterans, passed for second reading.
- Supervisor Kopp's ordinance changing jitney bus fares in the Police Code was referred to the Fire, Safety and Police Committee.
- Police Code change clarifying the peddler-fee exemption for honorably discharged veterans was finally passed.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance amending the Police Code on public stands.
- The Board passed on second reading an ordinance amending the Police Code to set fares for jitney buses, sponsored by Supervisor Kopp.
- Consideration of a proposed Police Code change on adult theatre and bookstore permits was continued by the Board.
- Supervisors continued consideration of new Police Code rules for adult theatres and bookstores to April 5, 1982.
- Draft ordinance regulating handgun possession by adding Article 33 to the Police Code was referred to Public Protection Committee.
- Proposed Police Code amendments on public transportation were introduced; the vote continues on the next page.
- Ordinance proposed to add cable car fees to the Police Code; referred to Joint Transportation and Traffic/Finance Committee.
- Board passed on second reading, as amended, an ordinance controlling peddler and peddler employee permits under the Police Code.
- The Board finally passed changes to the Police Code controlling peddler and peddler employee permits.
- Proposed ordinance adding cable car fees to the Police Code passed for second reading.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance amending the Police Code to add fees for motorized cable cars.
- Police Code amended to add motorized cable car fees, finally passed by the Board.
- Proposed ordinance regulating video games under the Police Code was referred to the Public Protection Committee.
- Supervisors considered a proposed Police Code ordinance controlling handgun possession; several amendments failed while the measure remains pending.
- Handgun possession controls added to the Police Code, passed on final reading by six votes to four.
- Consideration of an ordinance banning signs and objects on public property under the Police Code was continued.
- A proposed Police Code article would prohibit displaying and distributing drug paraphernalia.
- Board tabled a proposal to ban display and distribution of drug paraphernalia under the Police Code.
- Proposed ordinance regulating mechanical amusement devices under the Police Code was continued to August 2, 1982.
- Proposed ordinance changing taxicab and sedan fares under the Police Code was continued to August 2, 1982.
- Board finally passed an ordinance regulating mechanical amusement devices under the Police Code.
- Draft ordinance defining jitney buses under the Police Code was referred to the Public Protection Committee.
- Poker games regulated under the Police Code, with new permit and license requirements and penalties for violations, finally passed.
- Filing and license fees for poker permits set under the Police Code, finally passed.
- Proposed draft ordinance would delete the thirty-day minimum sentence for handgun offences in the Police Code.
- Supervisor Renne's ordinance changing the Police Code definition of entertainment was referred to the Public Protection Committee.
- Limousine rates and waybill rules were passed for second reading under the Police Code amendment.
- Police Commission's street artists ordinance, replacing old Police Code articles with new rules, passed on second reading.
- Supervisor Renne's ordinance changing the Police Code definition of entertainment passed on second reading.
- Supervisor Ward's proposed Police Code rule on retail rainchecks was sent back to the Public Protection Committee.
- An ordinance changing the Police Code's definition of entertainment was finally passed.
- An ordinance on limousine rates and waybills under the Police Code was finally passed.
- Street artists' rules in the Police Code were rewritten into one initiative ordinance and finally passed as amended.
- Silver proposed changing the Police Code definition of jitney buses and clarifying their routes; referred to the Public Protection Committee.
- Supervisor Nelder asks for a Police Code change allowing grocery stores to display fruit and vegetables on sidewalks.
- A proposal to exempt store owners' sidewalk displays from Police Code rules was referred to the Public Protection Committee.
- Ordinance clarifying the definition of jitney buses and certain routes in the Police Code was referred to the Public Protection Committee.
- Proposed ordinance defining motor vehicles for hire under the Police Code continued to July 5, 1983.
- The Board passed Supervisor Renne's ordinance amending pushcart peddler permit and location rules in the Police Code on final reading.
- Ordinance amending the Police Code on jitney bus definitions and routes passed for second reading as amended.
- Proposed definition of motor vehicles for hire in the Police Code passed for second reading.
- Consideration of a Police Code ordinance defining motor vehicles for hire continued to July 18, 1983.
- Police Code definitions of motor vehicles for hire were finally passed.
- Police Code changes clarifying the definition of jitney buses and their routes were finally passed.
- Police Code changes on permits and operations of public passenger vehicles for hire were finally passed.
- Proposed Police Code change allowing store owners' sidewalk displays was amended and continued to August 1, 1983.
- Proposed exemption for store owners' sidewalk displays from Police Code limits was sent back to committee with amendments pending.
- Proposed ordinance defining 'sign' in the Police Code to include decorations and other objects was continued.
- San Francisco finally passed an ordinance banning the sale or purchase of lock-opening devices, adding Section 605 to the Police Code.
- Police Code amended to define sign to include decorations and other objects; ordinance finally passed.
- Proposal to repeal Police Code rules on nude models in public photography studios was continued to November 14, 1983.
- Proposal to repeal the Police Code rules on nude models in public photography studios was continued to December 19, 1983.
- Supervisors refused final passage of a Police Code change requiring permit numbers in escort and massage service advertisements.
- Proposal to repeal Police Code rules on nude models in public photography studios was sent back to committee.
- Proposed Police Code change on sightseeing bus permits was continued to January 3, 1984, with a fee amendment still pending.
- Police Code amendment on sightseeing bus permits on certain streets passed on first reading as amended, sponsored by Supervisor Maher.
- Police Code amended on sightseeing bus permits for buses on certain streets; passed into law.
- Supervisor Britt asked the City Attorney to draft a Police Code change ending tow charges for recovered stolen cars.
- Supervisor Kopp moved to take the ordinance repealing Police Code theater rules from committee, scheduled for March 5, 1984.
- A proposal to repeal Police Code theater rules, Sections 790 to 790.24, was sent back to committee.
- Ordinance expanding the Police Code exception for sidewalk advertising signs was referred to Public Protection Committee.
- Supervisor Kennedy's proposal to change Police Code rules on sidewalk sign boards was referred to the Public Protection Committee.
- Consideration of a proposed Police Code ordinance on for-hire passenger vehicle operations was continued to May 21, 1984.
- A proposed Police Code change would give the Director of Public Health power over bathhouses that threaten public health was referred to committee.
- Ordinance rewriting parade permit rules in the Police Code passed for second reading.
- Police Code change letting the Chief of Police set operating rules for taxis and other for-hire vehicles passed first reading as amended.
- Ordinance changing pushcart peddler permits and licenses under the Police Code, eliminating related fees, was finally passed.
- Ordinance proposed by the City Attorney to change how parade permits are issued under the Police Code.
- Proposed ordinance widening the Police Code exception for advertising signs on sidewalks was sent back to committee.
- A request was granted asking the City Attorney to draft a Police Code change defining intimidation that obstructs streets and sidewalks.
- Supervisor Kopp asked for a hearing on defining street and sidewalk obstructions in the Police Code; referred to committee.
- Board passed an ordinance repealing Police Code nuisance sections and adding penalties for owners who ignore abatement notices.
- Proposed change to the Police Code would delete one-hour time limits for street and sidewalk obstructions; referred to Public Protection Committee.
- Supervisor Britt proposed amending the Police Code to exempt Beach and Jefferson Street displays from spacing rules; referred to committee.
- Fees for loudspeaker permits amended under the Police Code and finally passed.
- Draft ordinance proposed to amend the Police Code on mechanical amusement devices, referred to Public Protection Committee.
- Ordinance to repeal Police Code rules regulating theaters was passed on first reading.
- An ordinance repealing the theater regulation sections of the Police Code was finally passed.
- Police Code rules on adult theaters and bookstores repealed, removing their permit requirement, effective May 1, 1985.
- Ordinance amending the Police Code lets mechanical amusement devices accept multiple coin insertions, finally passed.
- Garage valet parking and solicitor permit rules in the Police Code passed for second reading as amended.
- Ordinance on garage valet duties and fixed-location and special-event valet parking permits was finally passed.
- Secondhand dealers must now report purchases and sales of certain property, under an amended Police Code ordinance.
- Consideration of an ordinance updating Police Code references to revised Building Code sections was continued to November 18, 1985.
- Ordinance prohibiting discrimination against people with AIDS or related symptoms passed finally, adding Article 38 to the Police Code.
- Police Code security requirements update passed for second reading as amended, correcting references to revised Building Code sections.
- Board passed on final reading an ordinance correcting Police Code references to revised Building Code sections.
- Proposed ordinance would rewrite the Police Code rules on charitable solicitations; referred to the Public Protection Committee.
- Silver proposes removing the one-operator restriction for jitney operators in the Police Code, Section 1092.
- Finally passed: pedicab operators are now regulated under the Police Code, with new fees set by ordinance.
- Ordinance regulating pedicabs and setting fees under the Police Code was finally passed on consent.
- Proposed higher Police Code penalties for littering passed second reading across the city.
- Taxicab operators must post NO SMOKING signs, and drivers may refuse passengers who ignore them, under a passed Police Code change.
- Higher penalties for littering under the Police Code, proposed by Supervisor Kennedy, finally passed.
- Mechanical amusement devices must now carry an ownership label under a Police Code change, finally passed.
- Proposed Police Code change would bar employers from discriminating against people with diseases not spread by casual contact.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a Police Code change offering rewards for arrests of people making false fire alarms.
- Supervisors passed on first reading a Police Code change setting time limits for street and sidewalk obstructions, sponsored by Supervisor Kopp.
- Police Code amended to allow rewards for information leading to arrests for false fire alarms.
- Time limits for street and sidewalk obstructions set by amending the Police Code, sponsored by Supervisor Kopp.
- Taxicab fare rates in the Police Code were amended and passed for second reading by the Board.
- Ordinance changing taxicab fare rates under the Police Code was passed finally by the Board.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance changing the rates taxicabs may charge under the Police Code.
- Proposed amendment to pedicab insurance requirements in the Police Code referred to Public Protection Committee.
- Ordinance regulating charitable solicitations under the Police Code passed for second reading.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an amended ordinance regulating charitable solicitations under the Police Code.
- Board passed an ordinance amending the Police Code on furnishing pedicab badges, plates and licenses.
- Consideration of a Police Code change on charitable solicitations was continued to July 28, 1986.
- Board passed on second reading, as amended, rules regulating charitable solicitations under the Police Code.
- Proposed ordinance regulating charitable solicitations was continued to August 18, 1986, with a pending amendment still open.
- Ordinance regulating solicitation of charitable contributions under the Police Code finally passed.
- Street artists' veterans' priority extended to December 1, 1986 by ordinance amending the Police Code.
- Ordinance changing Police Code filing and license fees passed for second reading as amended.
- Police Code rules on street and sidewalk obstructions changed, passed into law.
- Supervisor Molinari proposed amending the Police Code to regulate escort service permits, inspections and penalties.
- Escort service permit, inspection and anti-criminal-conduct rules passed as Police Code amendments.
- Supervisors directed the City Attorney to draft Navy homeporting agreement language requiring Police Code compliance for the U.S.[name withheld] by July 22.
- Ordinance amending Police Code sections on housing discrimination against families with minor children passed second reading as amended.
- Board finally passed an ordinance barring housing discrimination against families with minor children under the Police Code.
- An amended ordinance changing the garagekeepers legal liability insurance amount passed for second reading.
- Garagekeepers' legal liability insurance amount was changed by ordinance under the Police Code and finally passed.
- Proposed ordinance changing Police Code noise rules near commercial buildings; referred to Human Services Committee.
- Proposed Police Code change defines parades and sets appeal rules for parade permits; passed for second reading.
- Ordinance regulating closing-out sales under the Police Code passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance amending the Police Code to regulate close-out sales, sponsored by Supervisor Kennedy.
- Supervisor Nelder proposed an ordinance amending the Police Code to prohibit free distribution of tobacco in public areas.
- Street Artist Certificate fee raised under the Police Code, finally passed by the Board.
- Ordinance passed redefining "parades" in the Police Code and changing how parade permit appeals work.
- Supervisor Molinari asked to consider amending the Police Code on commercial street sign permits; referred to Public Works Committee.
- Board sent back to committee a Police Code amendment exempting street fairs from the ban on free tobacco distribution.
- Board amended the charitable solicitors Police Code ordinance wording, replacing Committee references with Board of Supervisors, and adopted it as amended.
- Police Code change to filing fees and motor vehicle-for-hire license fees was continued by the Finance Committee recommendation.
- Police Code ordinance on permit filing fees and for-hire vehicle fees continued to July 17, 1989.
- Proposed ordinance would delete filing and license fees for motor vehicles for hire under the Police Code.
- The Board passed the minors' curfew ordinance on second reading as amended, amending the Police Code.
- Consideration of an ordinance amending the Police Code on the [name withheld] for minors was continued.
- Board finally passed an ordinance amending the Police Code's curfew law for minors.
- Ordinance amending the Police Code on peddling on public sidewalks passed for second reading, 10-0.
- Board finally passed an ordinance regulating sales and solicitation by charitable organizations under the Police Code.
- Ordinance amending the Police Code on peddling on public sidewalks was finally passed.
- Temporary taxicab fare increase, amending the Police Code, passed for second reading after committee recommendation.
- Proposed higher fee for street artist certificates under the Police Code, referred to Finance Committee.
- Board passed on second reading an ordinance raising the fee for a street artist certificate under the Police Code.
- The Board passed an ordinance amending the Police Code on places of entertainment and cabarets, staying prior suspensions in litigation.
- Proposed Police Code change sets new penalties for pedicab violations, including fines or jail, passed for second reading as amended.
- Ordinance setting new penalties for violations of the pedicab rules in the Police Code was finally passed.
- Police Code change to permit filing fees and deletion of motor vehicle-for-hire license fees referred to Finance Committee.
- Police Code change deleting filing and license fees for motor vehicles for hire passed on first reading.
- Police Code amended to delete filing and license fees for motor vehicles for hire; finally passed.
- Police Code amended to set separate filing and license fee schedules for motor vehicles for hire; finally passed.
- Ordinance excluding a recycler from Police Code rules on junk dealers was finally passed.
- Advertising vehicles banned from city streets under amended Police Code, passed on final reading.
- Proposed ordinance would let Animal Control deputies enforce the Police Code rule on riding horses; referred to City Services Committee.
- Proposed Police Code change would alter permit and fee rules for places offering informal entertainment; referred to committee.
- Supervisors finally passed new permit and fee rules for places offering informal entertainment, amending the Police Code.
- Ordinance adding Police Code article against harassment of people entering health care facilities passed for second reading.
- Board passed on final reading an ordinance banning harassment of people seeking access to health care facilities.
- Proposed ordinance amending the Police Code on mechanical amusement devices; outcome continues on next page.
- Police Commission proposes a Police Code section prohibiting loitering at or near cash dispensing machines; introduced only.
- Ordinance amending the Police Code would let persons over 18 enter cabarets; outcome continues on the next page.
- Hearing on amending the Police Code for taxicab gate control was referred to Government Efficiency and Labor Committee.
- A substitute ordinance amending the Police Code to prohibit aggressive pursuit was proposed; its outcome is on a later page.
- Ordinance amending Police Code on taxicab services passed second reading as amended, per the record.
- Proposed Police Code changes for suspending or revoking street artist certificates; outcome continues on next page.
- Board passed an ordinance revising hearing procedures for suspending or revoking street artist certificates under the Police Code.
- Ordinance exempting certain film production activities from the Police Code noise rules was sent to committee.
- A Police Code change to allow displaying vehicles for sale on streets passed for second reading.
- Supervisor Migden's proposed Police Code rule requiring firearm dealers to record ammunition sales was referred to committee.
- The annual review of taxi fare rates required by Police Code was referred to the Economic Vitality and Social Policy Committee.
- Police Code change cutting the time a vehicle alarm may sound from 15 to 5 minutes passed finally.
- Proposed Police Code change regulating sale, lease or transfer of firearms and ammunition passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance regulating the sale, lease and transfer of firearms and ammunition citywide.
- Police Code permit filing and license fees revised, passed for second reading.
- Police Code changed on permit filing and license fees for police permits; finally passed.
- Police Code ordinance changing permit filing and license fees was finally passed.
- Board passed on second reading an ordinance amending the Police Code on home delivery services, proposed by Supervisor Shelley.
- Ordinance amending the Police Code on home delivery services was finally passed as Ordinance 295-96.
- Board of Supervisors finally passed rules for the operation of tow car companies, adding Police Code sections 3050 through 3065.
- Finally passed: new Police Code rules for ramped taxis and other specialized motor vehicles for hire.
- Taxicab surcharge ban on non-cash payments passed second reading and was adopted, per the Police Code amendment.
- Police Code amended to redefine taxicab and ramped taxi and regulate specialized motor vehicles for hire; finally passed.
- Supervisor Newsom proposed exempting permitted sidewalk alcohol consumption areas from the Police Code ban; referred to committee.
- Proposed ordinance to reduce tow car firm license fees under the Police Code was referred to Finance Committee.
- Taxicab gate fees are capped by a new Police Code section, operative when Ordinance 188-98 fare increases take effect.
- Ordinance replacing the word Cabaret with Extended-Hours Premises in the Police Code to match the 1996 Charter; vote not shown here.
- Police Code amended to replace the term Cabaret with Extended-Hours Premises and conform terms to the 1996 Charter, finally passed.
- Taxicab fare increase proposed under the Police Code; ordinance passed on first reading.
- Passed final new Police Code rules for horse-drawn vehicle companies and their drivers in San Francisco.
- Tobacco product advertising on taxicabs banned from September 1999 through a Police Code amendment, passed on final reading.
- Proposed ordinance would move street sign and handbill rules from the Police Code to the Public Works Code and add banner rules.
- Proposed tobacco sales permit requirements under the Police Code were assigned to the Housing and Social Policy Committee.
- Proposed ordinance would move massage establishment regulation from the Police Code to the Health Code; sent to Finance and Labor Committee.
- Supervisor Leno proposed correcting a date-of-manufacture reference in the Police Code's Saturday Night Special handgun rule; referred to committee.
- Supervisor Newsom's horse-drawn vehicle ordinance, adding animal safeguards and Police Code changes, was sent to committee.
- Committee recommended renaming cabarets as Extended-Hours Premises in the Police Code and updating terms to the 1996 Charter.
- Horse-drawn vehicle companies and drivers would face new Police Code permit rules, amended to require Port permits on Port property.
- Yaki proposed Police Code rules regulating the sale, possession and use of laser pointers; sent to committee.
- Proposed ordinance would repeal and replace Police Code rules on motor vehicles for hire soliciting passengers; sent to committee.
- Rodeo exhibits must have a veterinarian present and use animals humanely only, under a Police Code change passed.
- The Board passed an ordinance repealing and replacing Police Code rules on motor vehicles for hire soliciting passengers.
- Proposed Police Code ordinance would bar persons banned from buying firearms from entering licensed firearms dealers; sent to the Housing and Social Policy Committee.
- Proposed ordinance deleting obsolete firearms registration rules from the Police Code was referred to Audit and Government Efficiency Committee.
- Proposed ordinance deletes obsolete Police Code rules requiring gun owners to register firearms with the Chief of Police; passed first reading.
- Obsolete firearms registration rules requiring owners to register with the Police Chief are deleted from the Police Code.
- Employers must post a non-discrimination notice created by the Human Rights Commission, under amended Police Code section 3303.
- Supervisor Daly's proposed Police Code change exempting permitted entertainment venues from dancehall permits was assigned to Neighborhood Services and Parks Committee.
- Leno proposed repealing dozens of Police Code sections; the measure was sent to Neighborhood Services and Parks Committee.
- Supervisor Leno proposed repealing many Police Code sections; the ordinance was sent to the Neighborhood Services and Parks Committee.
- Police Code ordinance restricting access to hydrofluoric acid products, with criminal penalties, passed on first reading.
- Access to products containing hydrofluoric acid is restricted, with criminal penalties for violations, under a new Police Code article.
- Supervisor Newsom proposed Police Code rules for permitted activities in City-owned parking garages; sent to committee.
- Ordinance repealing dozens of Police Code sections was passed on first reading, sponsored by Supervisor Leno.
- Supervisor Leno proposed repealing many San Francisco Police Code sections; the ordinance passed on first reading.
- Supervisors passed an ordinance repealing many sections of the San Francisco Police Code.
- Board passed on final reading an ordinance repealing many outdated sections of the San Francisco Police Code.
- Proposed ordinance to raise Police Code permit and license fees for regulated businesses was sent to Finance Committee.
- Mayor proposes raising Police Code permit and license fees for regulated businesses, with yearly Consumer Price Index adjustments.
- Police permit and license fees to change; not final.
- Proposed ordinance would amend Police Code fee schedules for motor vehicle for hire permits and licenses.
- Ordinance to adjust Police Code permit and license fees for regulated businesses, with annual CPI adjustment, passed on first reading.
- Alarm systems now need city permits, and false alarms carry penalties, under a new Police Code ordinance passed finally.
- Police Code permit and license fees for regulated businesses were adjusted, with annual Consumer Price Index increases added; passed as Ordinance 150-02.
- Ordinance allowing adults over 18 into after-hours premises passed, amending Police Code section 1070.16.
- Proposed repeal of the Police Code permit for a sightseeing vehicle stand on Powell Street was sent to committee.
- Proposed Police Code change would bar close approach to people entering health care facilities within 100 feet; sent to City Services Committee.
- Ordinance repealing the Police Code section allowing a single sightseeing ticket stand on Powell Street passed.
- Supervisor Daly proposed moving massage licensing from the Police Code to the Health Code; sent to City Services Committee.
- Proposed change to street artist space rules in the Police Code was assigned to Land Use Committee.
- Street artist space regulations in the Police Code proposed for change; passed on first reading.
- Street artist space rules in the Police Code were amended and finally passed by the Board.
- Ordinance passed amending Police Code to define harassment of people entering health care facilities, with an eight-foot buffer rule.
- Hearing requested on whether the Police Code section banning aggressive panhandling is legal, assigned to the Rules Committee.
- Proposed ordinance moves massage practitioner licensing from the Police Code to the Health Code; passed first reading.
- Massage practitioner and business licensing moved from the Police Code to the Health Code, passed as Ordinance 269-03.
- Proposed change to the Police Code, letting eating places without liquor licences seek extended hours permits, was continued to March 16, 2004.
- Breaking Taxi Commission rules made an infraction under the Police Code
- Hearing requested on the county weights and measures commissioner's functions and enforcement of Police Code sections 4901-4914; sent to committee.
- Board finally passed an ordinance repealing Police Code section 1183.2 on passenger-carrying commercial vehicle street restrictions.
- Proposed repeal of Police Code limits on passenger-carrying commercial vehicles on certain streets passed first reading.
- Computer rental shops bar minors from gaming at set hours.
- Proposed tighter Police Code rules for junk dealers, including record-keeping and sidewalk cleanup; final vote not shown here.
- Limits on passenger buses and vans on some streets lifted.
- Proposed: displaying human remains without written permission banned.
- Public hearing held on banning display of human remains; no vote.
- Hearing requested on weights and measures functions and enforcement of Police Code sections 4901-4914, assigned to City Operations committee.
- Proposed ordinance amending the Police Code on compensation for the street artists advisory committee.
- Proposed Police Code change would modify the driving requirement for designated taxi company key personnel; passed on first reading.
- Mayor proposed placing Proposition H's firearms ban and penalties in the Police Code; sent to Rules Committee.
- Proposed Police Code changes bar limousines from acting as unlicensed taxicabs and add penalties, passed on first reading.
- Police Code amended to bar limousines from acting as unlicensed taxicabs and to add inspection and penalties; finally passed.
- Proposed city rules carrying out Proposition H gun sales ban.
- Proposed penalties to enforce voters' ban on gun sales.
- Prop H gun ban written into city law; first vote only.
- Ordinance putting Proposition H, the citywide firearms sales and handgun possession ban voters approved in November 2005, into the Police Code passed first reading.
- Ordinance putting Proposition H's ban on firearm sales and handgun possession into the Police Code was finally passed.
- Ordinance putting Proposition H's firearm sales ban and handgun possession limits into the Police Code, with penalties, finally passed.
- Voter-approved gun sales ban and handgun limits written into city code.
- Ordinance amending the Police Code to extend the paratransit taxi meter rate offset to June 30, 2006 was finally passed.
- Designated taxi company key personnel get a modified driving requirement through a new Police Code section, passed finally.
- Proposed ordinance amending the Police Code on street artists and their advisory committee's pay; outcome not yet shown.
- Proposed ordinance would have the Controller audit financial statements of charities filed under the Police Code; sent to Audit Committee.
- Proposed ordinance would ban feeding Red-Masked Parakeets by amending section 486 of the Police Code.
- Peskin proposes rewriting Police Code rules for place of entertainment and one-night event permits; referred to Public Safety Committee.
- Proposal requiring the Controller to audit financial statements of charitable organizations filed under the Police Code; sent to committee.
- Proposed: ban on feeding red-masked parakeets; not final yet.
- Feeding of red-masked parakeets and other wild birds is now prohibited under the Police Code; finally passed.
- Feeding wild red-masked parakeets is now banned.
- Supervisor Maxwell proposed amending Police Code rules for extended-hours premises supervisor permits from the Entertainment Commission.
- Supervisors finally passed an ordinance adjusting driving-experience requirements for taxi medallion applicants under the Police Code.
- Supervisor Ammiano proposed amending the Police Code's noise control rules and establishing a Noise Task Force; outcome not yet shown.
- Proposed ordinance would prohibit loitering outside nightclubs by adding a section to the Police Code.
- The Board finally passed an ordinance adjusting driving-experience requirements for taxi medallion applicants in the Police Code.
- Rules for extended-hours premises permits in the Police Code, covering approval, suspension, revocation and transfer, were finally passed.
- Proposed Police Code changes to place of entertainment permits and Board of Appeals procedures passed on first reading.
- Police Code change would make mooring a vessel in Clipper Cove without a permit a misdemeanor; sent to Land Use committee.
- Proposed Police Code rules for extended-hours premises permits, including a moratorium on new grants, passed on first reading as divided.
- The Board passed on first reading, as amended, an ordinance banning loitering outside nightclubs under the Police Code.
- Loitering outside nightclubs is now prohibited under a new Police Code section 121.
- Ordinance prohibiting loitering outside nightclubs passed on final reading, adding Section 121 to the Police Code.
- Charity bingo prizes can now go up to $500
- Nonprofit tour groups may be exempted from guide permits.
- Mayor's proposed Police Code initiative on civil sidewalks was received and sent to the Rules Committee for the November 2 ballot.
- Proposed ordinance would move pushcart peddler rules from the Police Code to the Public Works Code; sent to committee under the 30-day rule.
- Nonprofit organizations running educational tours no longer need a guide permit under the Police Code, as finally passed.
- Board continued the Police Code ordinance consolidating firearm discharge and fireworks prohibitions to March 15, 2011.
- Proposed Police Code findings would require locked or trigger-locked handguns and ban sales of enhanced-lethality ammunition; sent to committee.
- Handguns must be locked up; sales of enhanced-lethality ammunition banned
- Public nudity in restaurants and sitting bare on public benches or seats prohibited under the Police Code, passed on final reading.
- Board passed on first reading a change to Police Code rules for commercial parking permits, sending traffic reviews to the Municipal Transportation Agency.
- Mayor proposes raising Police Code permit and license fees, including commercial parking permits, sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Proposed increases to Police Code permit and license fees were continued on first reading to July 17, 2012.
- Proposed increase in San Francisco Police Code permit and license fees, including commercial parking permits, passed on first reading.
- Police permit and license fees rise; final approval given
- Police Code permit and licence fees raised to recover costs, including commercial parking permit application fees, passed as Ordinance 166-12.
- Supervisor Wiener introduced an ordinance to repeal permit requirements for secondhand and antique dealers in the Police Code.
- Ordinance finally passed letting leashed dogs be fastened to lamp posts, hydrants or trees, and repealing outdated Police Code sections.
- Leashed dogs may be tied to posts and trees; old rules removed
- Proposed Police Code changes to secondhand and antique dealer permits, with a $200 application fee, passed first reading as amended.
- Police chief to lose power over press vehicle cards.
- Proposed Police Code rules adding infractions, administrative citations and penalties for mooring enforcement in Clipper Cove near Treasure Island, passed on first reading.
- Entertainment venue permit rules were tightened under the Police Code, with a carve-out for food-only premises, and passed on first reading as amended.
- Entertainment venue permit rules and noise enforcement expanded
- Police Code change requiring commercial parking permit applicants to report employees' residential zip code, gender and employment duration passed on first reading as amended.
- Proposed Police Code change letting hotel formula-retail union contracts waive part-time worker protections; sent to Land Use Committee.
- Proposed Police Code change requiring formula retail stores to give property services contractors copies of worker-rights laws passed first reading.
- Formula retail establishments must give property services contractors copies of Police Code worker-rights Articles 33F and 33G.
- Ordinance passed revising Transportation Code rules for taxis and other motor vehicles for hire, raising penalties and repealing Police Code sections.
- Proposed: guns in unattended cars must be in lockbox or locked trunk.
- Supervisor Farrell's proposed Police Code change requiring locked storage or trigger locks for firearms in homes was sent to the Public Safety Committee.
- Passed on first reading as amended, a Police Code change letting the Entertainment Commission waive loudspeaker permit fees and extend permit deadlines.
- Rules for clearing homeless camps sent to committee
- Technical fixes proposed to the paid parental leave law
- Paid parental leave amendments sent to the budget committee
- Paid parental leave technical fixes pass first reading
- Technical fixes proposed to the paid parental leave law
- Later live music on Union Street sent to committee
- Technical fixes to paid parental leave rules
- Technical fixes proposed to the paid parental leave law
- Rental car warnings about valuables sent to committee
- Building owners barred from blocking tenants' communications providers, referred
- Live music allowed until eleven at night on Union Street
- Rental car warnings about valuables sent to committee
- Live music allowed until eleven at night on Union Street
- Union Street venues may get live performance permits
- Ban proposed on owners limiting tenants' choice of communications provider
- Tenants' choice of communications provider passed on first reading
- Closed session held with the City Attorney on the ordinance
- Closed session called over the communications providers ordinance
- Landlords barred from blocking tenants' choice of phone and internet provider
- Ban proposed on owners blocking tenants' choice of communications provider
- Penalties for unlawful peddling sent to the Budget Committee
- Ban on bicycle chop shops in the street sent to committee
- Rental car theft warnings for customers sent to committee
- Ban on asking job applicants their salary history sent to committee
- Ban on visible barcodes and adverts on rental cars sent to committee
- New outdoor amplified sound permit rules sent to committee
- Outdoor amplified sound permit rules and fees passed
- Overhaul of outdoor amplified sound permits and fees proposed
- Bicycle chop shop ban continued to July 25
- New outdoor amplified sound permits and fees approved
- Ban on bicycle chop shops on public property proposed
- Amended bicycle chop shop ban sent back to committee
- Tighter rules on night construction noise sent to committee
- Ban on bicycle chop shops on public property before the Board
- Bicycle chop shop ordinance amended and given a new title
- Rewritten chop shop ban would let Public Works seize bicycles
- Rewritten night construction noise rules sent back to committee
- Rental car firms must warn customers to hide valuables, first reading
- Barcodes and adverts on rental cars restricted, first reading
- Ban proposed on visible barcodes marking rental cars
- Warning to rental car customers about valuables proposed
- Rental car firms must now warn customers to hide valuables
- Rental car firms barred from visible barcodes and advertising
- Ban on guns at public gatherings sent to committee
- Labor agreements required of cannabis permit seekers, referred
- Firearms banned at certain public gatherings on first reading
- Guns banned at certain public gatherings, now final
- Firearms to be banned at certain public gatherings
- Cannabis businesses must reach labor agreements, passed on first reading
- Cannabis businesses must sign labor agreements to get permits
- Labor agreements for cannabis businesses proposed
- Verbal warnings allowed outside reproductive health clinics, sent to committee
- Police verification for neighbourhood-restricted liquor licences sent to committee
- Cannabis firms to hire 35% apprenticeship graduates, sent to committee
- Spoken warnings outside reproductive health clinics pass first reading
- Spoken warning to replace written at reproductive health clinics
- Police must give spoken, not written, warnings at reproductive clinics
- Police verification for neighborhood liquor licences passes first reading
- Neighborhood-restricted liquor licence rules finally passed
- Police chief may sign off liquor licence pre-application meetings
- Ban on criminal history questions in college admissions referred
- End to police membership of the National Rifle Association proposed
- Cannabis apprentice hiring rule put off to December 11
- Private colleges barred from asking about criminal records, first reading
- Cannabis businesses asked to hire apprenticeship graduates
- Cannabis firms to hire 35% apprentices, passed on first reading
- Private colleges barred from asking applicants about criminal records
- Private colleges to stop asking about criminal records
- Shops using tracking cameras must warn customers, sent to committee
- Cannabis businesses must make some new hires apprentices
- Cannabis businesses asked to make 35% of new hires apprentices
- Shops would have to accept cash, sent to committee
- Police Department barred from National Rifle Association membership, first reading
- Police Department membership of the National Rifle Association would end
- Police Department barred from National Rifle Association membership
- Rule to make shops accept cash sent to committee
- Shops would have to take cash, passing first reading
- Stores must accept cash for most purchases
- Employers would post a clearer notice of [name withheld] rights
- Shops would have to take cash, as proposed
- Shift of Fair Chance enforcement to the Human Rights Commission referred
- Permit rules for cannabis sellers at events sent to committee
- Notice rules clarified for the [name withheld] hiring ordinance
- [name withheld] enforcement moved to the Human Rights Commission, first reading
- Fair chance enforcement proposed to move to the Human Rights Commission
- Clearer notice proposed on job applicants' fair chance rights
- Fair chance job rules and college admissions changes
- Police to seek gun violence restraining orders, sent to committee
- Cannabis sellers at events must hold city permits, first reading
- Permits required for cannabis sellers at city events, proposed
- Cannabis sellers at permitted events must hold city permits
- Cannabis business permit rules rewritten, passes first reading
- Cannabis business permit rules rewritten, proposed
- Cannabis business rules rewritten and approved
- Change proposed to the paid parental leave exemption
- Paid parental leave exemption change sent to the Rules Committee
- Police required to seek gun violence restraining orders, first reading
- Police must seek orders to remove guns in certain cases
- Change proposed to the paid parental leave exemption
- Paid parental leave exemption changed, passed first reading
- Employers with full paid family leave now exempt from parental leave rule
- Paid parental leave exemption proposed in the Police Code
- Public health emergency leave measure proposed by Mar
- Employer-paid emergency leave measure sent to the Rules Committee
- A measure proposed for the November 3 ballot
- Rehiring rights for laid-off workers sent to committee
- COVID protections for grocery and delivery workers sent to committee
- Job protections for workers with COVID-19 sent to committee
- Discriminatory calls to police made unlawful, passed on first reading
- Ban proposed on discriminatory calls to the police
- Calling police to target people for who they are now illegal
- Delivery fee cap would end when indoor dining fully reopens
- Duplicate delivery fee ordinance taken up by the Board
- Delivery app fees to restaurants would be capped at 15%
- Duplicate delivery fee ordinance sent back to committee
- Delivery fee cap amended to exclude chain restaurants
- Delivery apps capped at 15% of a restaurant order
- Delivery apps would be capped at 15% fees for non-chain restaurants
- Faster filing of gun violence restraining orders sent to committee
- Workers protected from firing over COVID-19, passed first reading
- Workers to be protected from firing over COVID-19
- Workers gain protection from firing over COVID-19 issues
- Rehiring rights ordinance sent back to the public safety committee
- Laid-off workers would get first claim on their old jobs
- Health and scheduling protections for food workers pass first reading
- Health and scheduling rules for grocery and delivery workers
- Health and scheduling protections proposed for food and delivery workers
- Rehiring rights for laid-off workers pass on first reading
- Workers laid off in pandemic get right to rehire, approved
- Right to reemployment proposed for workers laid off in the pandemic
- Gun violence restraining order rules pass first reading
- Gun violence restraining order rules proposed for police
- Police steps on court orders barring gun ownership
- Cannabis equity incubator rules sent to committee
- Permanent cap on third-party food delivery fees sent to committee
- Unserialised ghost gun parts proposed for a ban
- Fee cap on food delivery apps made permanent, first reading
- Food delivery app fee cap made permanent
- Removing the sunset on food delivery fee caps proposed
- Lower street artist certificate fee put off to July 20
- Haney moves to lower the street artist certificate fee
- Lower street artist certificate fee passed on first reading
- Street artist certificate fee finally lowered
- Analysis of private security firm registration sent to committee
- Street artist certificate fee lowered
- Ban on unserialized ghost guns passed on first reading
- Ban proposed on gun frames without serial numbers
- Ban on unserialized ghost-gun parts
- Cannabis equity incubator rules passed on first reading
- Cannabis equity incubator rules proposed in the Police Code
- Cannabis permits now favor equity applicants, with ownership transfer limits
- Portable sick pay for domestic workers sent to committee
- Cap on food delivery app fees sent to committee
- Cannabis shops can run longer awaiting permits; new hiring rules added
- Portable paid sick leave established for domestic workers
- Domestic workers get portable paid sick leave
- Police to study registering private security firms
- Police asked to study registering private security firms
- Police to study registering private security firms
- Employers would have to give leave during a health emergency
- Emergency sick leave measure proposed for the June 7 ballot
- Emergency leave measure set for ballot
- Public health emergency leave initiative introduced for the ballot
- Outdoor amplified sound permit fees to be updated, sent to committee
- Cap on third-party food delivery fees redefined, sent to committee
- Outdoor amplified sound fee increase continued to July 19
- Outdoor amplified sound permit fees before the Board
- Fee cap exemption for food delivery services passed on first reading
- Outdoor amplified sound permit fees raised on first reading
- Food delivery contracts must spell out fees, proposed
- Outdoor amplified sound permit fees updated
- Restaurants on delivery apps get clearer fee rules
- Outdoor amplified sound permit fees to be updated, proposed
- Ban on pregnancy discrimination in housing sent to committee
- Private employers to top up reservists' pay, sent to committee
- Private employers to top up reservists' military pay, first reading
- Private employers must top up reservists' pay on military duty
- Private employers to top up reservists' military pay, proposed
- Job protections for janitorial and security workers sent to committee
- Cannabis businesses proposed to be allowed transfers of ownership
- Ownership transfers eased for temporary cannabis permits on first reading
- Live music on Polk Street proposed to run until 11:00 p.m.
- Displaced janitorial and security worker protections passed on first reading
- Easier ownership transfers proposed for temporary cannabis permits
- Temporary cannabis businesses may change owners more easily now
- Job protection proposed for displaced janitorial and security workers
- Job protection proposed for displaced janitorial and security workers
- New job protections for cleaning and security workers approved
- Live music on Polk Street may run until 11:00 p.m.
- An ordinance finally passed with no subject on this page
- Live music on Polk Street may run until 11:00 p.m.
- Ban on armed guards drawing guns sent to committee
- The cannabis permit moratorium is taken up for amendment
- New cannabis shop applications to be halted
- Cannabis permit pause capped at December 31, 2027
- Cannabis shop applications paused until 2027, passed on first reading
- Cannabis shop applications to stop until December 31, 2027
- New cannabis shop applications halted
- Entertainment permit fee waivers sent to committee
- Armed guards barred from drawing guns to protect property, first reading
- Entertainment permit fee waivers and changes sent to committee
- Cannabis Event Pilot Program extension to 2026 sent to committee
- Armed guards barred from drawing guns to protect property
- Armed guards can't draw guns to protect property
- Cannabis event pilot extension to 2026 passes first reading
- Entertainment permit ordinance copied into a second version
- Entertainment permit ordinance amended to restore two reporting rules
- Second version of the entertainment permit ordinance taken up
- Entertainment permit fee ordinance sent to the budget committee
- Cannabis event pilot program extended through 2026
- Rules for cannabis events finally passed
- Entertainment permit fees waived for former [name withheld] holders
- Entertainment permit fee waivers finally passed
- Entertainment permit fees waived; masked ball permits scrapped
- Six months' notice before supermarket closures sent to committee
- Two-year overnight closing rule for Tenderloin shops sent to committee
- Entertainment and dance hall licence fees updated, sent to committee
- Overnight closing of Tenderloin shops passed on first reading
- Overnight closing hours proposed for Tenderloin food and tobacco shops
- Tenderloin food and tobacco shops barred from opening overnight, pilot program
- Overnight closing of Tenderloin shops passed on first reading
- Entertainment licence fee changes put off to July 16
- Tenderloin food and tobacco shops face hours restrictions in a pilot program
- Updated entertainment licence fees proposed for dance halls and billiard parlors
- Overnight closing hours proposed for Tenderloin food and tobacco shops
- Entertainment licence fees updated on first reading
- Entertainment permit fees to be updated for dance halls and billiards
- Dance hall and billiard permit fees updated to current amounts
- Promoting or joining a vehicle sideshow would become a misdemeanor
- Ban on vehicle sideshows and their crowds proposed
- Vehicle sideshow ban passed on first reading
- Ban on vehicle sideshows and their crowds proposed
- Repeal of the city's bath house rules sent to committee
- Sideshow ban amended to spell out reckless evasion figures
- Ban on vehicle sideshows and their crowds proposed
- Ban on vehicle sideshows, crowds and impounding cars approved
- Supermarket closure notice sent back to the oversight committee
- Supermarket closure notice passes first reading and is duplicated
- Six months notice proposed before a large supermarket closes
- Six months notice proposed before a large supermarket closes
- Large supermarkets must give notice before closing
- Six months notice proposed before a large supermarket closes
- Repeal of the public bath house rules passes first reading
- City rules, fees and permits for public bath houses scrapped
- Repeal proposed of the public bath house rules
- Hearing - Status Update - Police Code - Tenderloin Retail Hours Restriction Pilot Program
- Entertainment permit rules to be eased, sent to committee
- Entertainment permit fees and referrals changed on first reading
- Entertainment permit fees and referrals proposed for change
- Some event permits cost more; some reviews dropped
- Higher sideshow fines of up to $1,000 sent to committee
- Sideshow fines raised from $500 to $1,000 on first reading
- Refund rules for overpaid police alarm fees sent to committee
- Refund rules for overpaid police alarm fees sent to committee
- Sideshow fines raised from $500 to $1,000
- Max fine for vehicle sideshows doubled to $1,000
- Immigration notaries to give free legal referral lists, referred
- Overnight shop closures for the Tenderloin and South of Market referred
- Overnight shop closures for the Tenderloin and South of Market referred
- Repeal of the rule that shops must take cash, referred
- Tenderloin retail closing hours expanded, passed on first reading
- Late-night store closing rules to expand into South of Market
- Late-night store closures expanded to South of Market
- Tenderloin retail closing hours expansion put to final passage
- Refunds of overpaid police alarm fees to be made easier
- Late-night store closing rules to expand into South of Market
- Police alarm fee refund rules passed on first reading
- Easier way to get overpaid police alarm fees back approved
- Refunds of overpaid police alarm fees to be made easier
- Immigration document helpers must list free legal aid, first reading
- Immigration helpers must give out free legal-aid lists
- Retail sale of nitrous oxide to be banned
- Fair chance protections expanded in the Police Code
- Expanded fair chance protections sent to committee
- Lending books to under-21s rule sent to committee
- Penalties for setting off fireworks sent to committee
- Expanded fair chance protections sent to committee
- Fair chance protections expanded in the Police Code
- Fair chance protections expanded in the Police Code
- Expanded fair chance protections pass first reading
- Fair chance protections expanded in the Police Code
- Fair chance protections expanded in the Police Code
- Fair chance protections expanded in the Police Code
- Fair chance protections expanded in the Police Code
- Fair chance protections expanded in the Police Code
- Lending books to under-21s passes first reading
- Penalties for setting off fireworks pass first reading
- Lending books to under-21s written into the Police Code
- Penalties set for setting off fireworks