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Slope Protection Act
A law in 11 Board decisions, 2008–2018.
11Board decisions about it
2008–2018first and last decision
In short
- 28 Oct 2008Supervisor Peskin's proposed Slope Protection Act, adding permit review and mandatory denial rules for mapped hillside properties, passed first reading.
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Votes · 2 roll calls
yes 20no 0absent 2
2 printed roll calls; 2 were unanimous.
Decisions, by type
| ordinance | 11 |
Decisions, by outcome
| passed | 2 |
| passed first reading | 1 |
8 decisions have no outcome read yet.
All 11 decisions · in date order
- Proposed Slope Protection Act would review building permits on mapped slopes and require denial in specified cases.
- Supervisor Peskin's proposed Slope Protection Act, adding permit review and mandatory denial rules for mapped hillside properties, passed first reading.
- The Slope Protection Act was finally passed, adding permit review and infrastructure checks for building in mapped slope areas.
- Board passed the Slope Protection Act, requiring extra review and inspections for building permits in mapped slope areas.
- Building Code slope protection rules proposed for correction
- Slope protection Building Code change sent to committee
- Slope protection rules tightened for steep properties
- Slope protection rules sent to the Land Use Committee
- Slope Protection Act to cover properties above 25% average grade
- Slope Protection Act renamed for slope and seismic hazard zones
- Slope Protection Act rewrite for steep properties put forward
Pages that mention it
Printed pages of the decisions on this page.
Board minutes 2008
Board minutes 2008
Board minutes 2008
Board minutes 2008