All decisions
40 Board decisions about San Francisco Charter, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Hayden Printing Company was awarded the contract to print copies of the San Francisco Charter for $750.
- Board directed the Clerk to advertise for proposals to print and bind copies of the City Charter and its amendments.
- Bids to print copies of the City Charter were received and referred to the Printing and Salaries Committee.
- Clerk directed to advertise for bids to print 5000 copies of the City Charter with amendments.
- Phillips & Van Orden won the contract to print the amended City Charter for $400 plus extra copies.
- Supervisor McLeran proposed that the Clerk advertise for bids to print 4,000 copies of the amended City Charter.
- The Clerk was directed to advertise for bids to print 4,000 copies of the amended City Charter.
- Purchaser of Supplies is directed to buy 3,000 printed copies of the City Charter.
- Board directed the Purchaser of Supplies to print 3,000 copies of the City Charter.
- The Grand Jury urged drawing up a new City Charter; the communication was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
- Board voted on extending Redwood street under the City Charter's procedure; the vote was 15 ayes, none opposed.
- Clerk directed to prepare specifications and call for bids to print copies of the City Charter.
- Printing of 3,000 city charter copies awarded to a publisher
- Payment of $2,859.15 to Eureka District News Publishing Co. for 3000 copies of the City Charter was approved.
- Sealed proposals to print 3500 copies of the City Charter were opened and referred to the Supplies Committee.
- Sealed proposals for 3,500 copies of the new City Charter were received and referred to the Supplies Committee.
- Eureka District News Printing and Publishing Company awarded contract to print 3500 copies of the new City Charter for $651.70.
- Proposal to voters to amend the City Charter's Section 24 on permits, licenses and inspections was ordered submitted.
- Proposal to voters to amend the City Charter's Section 13 on Board action and publication of ordinances and resolutions.
- Proposal to voters to amend the City Charter for a city electric power system financed by up to $21M in revenue bonds.
- Clerk authorized to order printed copies of the City Charter and excerpts of the Municipal Code for departments and sale.
- Supervisor Mancuso proposed $3,000 to reprint the City Charter; the proposal was referred to Finance Committee.
- A $1,000 request to reprint the City Charter was re-referred back to committee.
- The Board authorized a $3,500 supplemental appropriation to reprint the City Charter as amended to date.
- Appropriates $3,500 from city surplus to reprint the City Charter; passed for second reading.
- A $3,500 appropriation from the General Fund surplus to reprint the City Charter as amended is proposed.
- City charter copies now sell for less
- Supervisor Blake asked that a committee study revising the City Charter; the matter was referred to the Judiciary Committee.
- Several police City Charter proposals combined into one
- Ballot argument for revised City Charter approved
- Board set the 1970 reprint of the City Charter at a price of $10.63.
- Proposed new City Charter, a sixth draft replacing the 1932 Charter, was continued to July 25, 1994.
- A third draft of a new City Charter repealing the 1932 Charter was amended and remains under consideration.
- The Board adopted a motion authorizing a ballot argument in favor of Proposition E, a new City Charter replacing the 1932 Charter.
- Task force on the new City Charter asked for
- Consideration of a resolution urging a task force on the new City Charter was continued to December 11, 1995.
- A motion to create a Select Committee on implementing the new City Charter was taken up; the vote continues on the next page.
- Resolution urging a task force on the new City Charter's implementation was continued to January 8, 1996.
- Campos proposes placing the Rent Board in the City Charter with three tenant, two landlord and two neutral members; sent to Rules Committee.
- Proposed charter amendment would create a Rent Board in the City Charter with appointed tenant, landlord and neutral members; sent to Rules Committee.