All decisions
50 Board decisions about City Attorney's Office, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- $1,500 from the Emergency Reserve Fund keeps the City Attorney's Office running; passed as an emergency ordinance. linked by the name only, not checked
- Finance Committee recommends $1,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to keep the City Attorney's Office running.
- Board passed an emergency ordinance giving $1,500 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to the City Attorney's office.
- Proposed $1,800 from the Municipal Railway compensation reserve to fund a new Principal Attorney post in the City Attorney's office; passed for second reading. linked by the name only, not checked
- Board passed ordinance funding $1,800 from Municipal Railway reserve to create a Principal Attorney post in City Attorney's office. linked by the name only, not checked
- Passed as an emergency ordinance, transferring $2,000 from the Emergency Reserve Fund to the City Attorney's office for supplies and services.
- The Civil Service Commission budget was discussed, with the Public Utilities Commission letter noting funds for several city offices; outcome continues on the next page.
- Emergency $1,000 appropriation lets a Deputy City Attorney attend the January 1946 special legislative session in Sacramento, passed finally.
- $3,000 for a deputy city attorney at Sacramento passed second reading
- $3,000 voted to send a deputy city attorney to Sacramento
- $4,500 for City Attorney litigation expenses, including telephone rate cases, passed for second reading.
- Proposed $4,500 appropriation from the General Fund for litigation expenses in the City Attorney's office.
- Ordinance appropriating $2,375 to reclassify a general clerk post as a part-time attorney in the City Attorney's office; passed for second reading.
- Board passed on second reading a $1,750 appropriation for temporary salaries in the City Attorney's Office.
- Public Utilities Commission general office budget adopted after cuts and a $5,580 increase for City Attorney legal services.
- An appropriation of $19,935 for the City Attorney to intervene in Pacific Telephone's rate increase application was referred to the Finance Committee.
- City Attorney's office gets $16,086 for staff salaries.
- Proposed $150,000 for City Attorney litigation expenses in 1982-83; the vote outcome continues on the next page.
- City Attorney's Office gets $292,000 for litigation expenses; passed for second reading.
- $150,000 appropriated to the City Attorney's Office for litigation expenses was finally passed.
- Board finally passed a $292,000 appropriation for City Attorney litigation expenses, over Supervisor Kopp's objection.
- Ordinance appropriating $54,500 to the City Attorney's Office for services to other departments passed for second reading.
- Board finally passed an ordinance appropriating $54,500 for City Attorney's Office services from other departments.
- An ordinance appropriating $717,500 for City Attorney services was referred to the Finance Committee.
- City Attorney authorized to accept $116,247 state grant for its code enforcement section, indirect costs waived.
- Proposed acceptance of a $15,000 private grant from the Corporation of Supportive Housing for the City Attorney's code enforcement section was referred to committee.
- Ordinance appropriating $100,000 for City Attorney support on Charter Reform was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Board advanced an ordinance appropriating $100,000 for City Attorney support on Charter Reform, passed for second reading.
- Board of Supervisors finally passed $100,000 for City Attorney's Office support in developing Charter Reform, ratifying earlier action.
- Proposed ordinance adds $372,000 for City Attorney work on Tax Code revisions and four positions; vote not yet recorded.
- Ordinance appropriates $372,000 for City Attorney Tax Code revisions and four positions, with $186,000 placed on reserve.
- Proposed resolution to accept law books valued at $7,608, given to the City Attorney's office by a former law firm.
- City Attorney's Office accepts a gift of law books from the former law firm [name withheld], [name withheld] & McKinnon.
- Law book gift to City Attorney's office accepted
- Budget Analyst reports on the proposed contingency-fee contract with [name withheld] to sue electricity generators; no decision recorded.
- $951,414 for the City Attorney's lawsuit program passes first reading
- Ordinance proposed to appropriate $951,414 from a settlement and an arbitration reserve for the City Attorney's litigation program; passed first reading.
- $951,414 moved to the City Attorney's lawsuit program
- City Attorney's Affirmative Litigation Program gets $951,414 appropriated, from a 351 California Street code settlement and an arbitration reserve.
- Resolution proposed for the City Attorney's Office to accept a $394,891 federal grant for a foster care improvement project; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- City Attorney's Office would accept a $394,891 federal grant for the Foster Care Improvement Project; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- City Attorney's Office may accept and spend a $394,891 federal grant for the Foster Care Improvement Project; sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
- City Attorney's Office authorized to accept and spend a $394,891 federal grant for the Foster Care Improvement Project.
- City Attorney gets $394,891 federal grant for foster care
- City Attorney's Office may accept and spend a $394,891 U.S. Justice Department grant for the Foster Care Improvement Project.
- Proposed $4,440,000 from the General Fund Reserve for County Jail No. 3 legal costs; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Proposed $4,440,000 from General Fund reserve to pay legal costs of the County Jail No. 3 replacement; passed first reading.
- $4.4 million for legal fees on new county jail; first vote.
- Sheriff's County Jail No. 3 replacement litigation costs of $4,440,000 approved from General Fund reserve funding.
- Reserve money pays $4.44M legal costs for new county jail.