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Resource Conservation Ordinance
A law in 8 Board decisions, 2001–2004.
8Board decisions about it
2001–2004first and last decision
In short
- 22 Jan 2001Hearing requested by Supervisor Daly on the Resource Conservation Ordinance; assigned to the Public Health and Environment Committee.
- 15 Oct 2002City departments must now buy rechargeable batteries and increase battery recycling under an amended Resource Conservation Ordinance.
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Votes · 2 roll calls
yes 13no 0absent 1
2 printed roll calls; 2 were unanimous.
Decisions, by type
| hearing | 7 |
| ordinance | 1 |
Decisions, by outcome
| referred | 4 |
| passed | 1 |
| pending | 1 |
2 decisions have no outcome read yet.
All 8 decisions · in date order
- Hearing requested by Supervisor Daly on the Resource Conservation Ordinance; assigned to the Public Health and Environment Committee.
- Supervisor Daly requests a hearing on how well the Resource Conservation Ordinance is working; sent to committee.
- City departments must now buy rechargeable batteries and increase battery recycling under an amended Resource Conservation Ordinance.
- Department of the Environment to report on city departments' compliance with the Resource Conservation Ordinance; sent to City Services Committee.
- Hearing requested on how city departments follow resource-saving rules.
- Department of the Environment presented its annual assessment of city departments' Resource Conservation Ordinance compliance; the item was filed.
- The Department of the Environment will present its annual report on city departments' compliance with the Resource Conservation Ordinance.
- Hearing on the 2006 Resource Conservation Ordinance annual report was requested and sent to the City Operations committee.
Pages that mention it
Printed pages of the decisions on this page.
Board minutes 2001
Board minutes 2002
Board minutes 2004
Board minutes 2004