Organisation · government body
Central Permit Bureau
A government body in 16 Board decisions, 1933–1942.
16Board decisions about it
1933–1942first and last decision
In short
- 20 Mar 1933Proposed building permit fee ordinance for Public Works was deferred one week after passing second-reading consideration.
- 8 Jan 1940Ordinance on chimney, flue and vent permits and fees passed finally; master plumbers may install them without the registration fee.
Who appears together
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People
- James McSheehyproposed 1 · 1939
Organisations
- Department of Public Worksnamed in 3 · city body
- Police Departmentnamed in 1 · city body
- Tax Collectornamed in 1 · city body
More from the records
Who was paid · 3 organisations
| Department of Public Works | 3 decisions |
| Police Department | 1 decision |
| Tax Collector | 1 decision |
How many decisions pay each one; amounts are not shown until a person checks them.
Votes · 8 roll calls
yes 84no 0absent 16
8 printed roll calls; 8 were unanimous.
Decisions, by type
| ordinance | 16 |
Decisions, by outcome
| passed | 3 |
| passed first reading | 2 |
| continued | 1 |
10 decisions have no outcome read yet.
All 16 decisions · in date order
- Proposed building permit fee ordinance for Public Works was deferred one week after passing second-reading consideration.
- Passed: patent chimney installers may pay a $300 annual fee in quarterly installments instead of per-permit fees.
- Chimney installers may pay their $300 permit fee quarterly
- Proposed amendment to the building fee ordinance sets $2 permit fees for moving buildings, billboards and flues, and a $300 annual flue-work option.
- Bill No. 1033 proposes amending sections of Ordinance No. 3.04120; its final vote is not printed here.
- Supervisors voted 8 to 0 to amend building permit fees, setting $2 for flue and chimney permits and a $300 annual option, with 3 absent.
- Building permit fees for moving buildings, billboards and chimneys amended; chimney firms may pay a $300 annual quarterly permit fee.
- Proposed ordinance would cut permit fees for patent chimneys, flues and vents and drop a $300 annual fee. linked by the name only, not checked
- Proposed ordinance would cut permit fees for patent chimneys and flues and eliminate an annual $300 fee.
- Supervisors debated patent chimney permit fees; a committee report setting 50-cent and $1 flue fees was moved for adoption.
- A proposed amendment would replace chimney ordinance fees with a competency certificate, examination, and a $2.50 flue permit fee.
- Supervisors passed on first reading an ordinance setting licensing, permit and inspection rules for chimneys, flues and fireplaces citywide.
Pages that mention it · 1
Scanned pages whose text has the name: 1 city report pages.
Journal 1933
Journal 1936
Journal 1939
Journal 1939