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Rent Arbitration Board

A government body in 10 Board decisions, 1984–2000.

10Board decisions about it
1984–2000first and last decision

In short

Who appears together

PlacesCandlestick Parknamed in 1Quint Stnamed in 1Rent Arbitration Board

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Votes · 7 roll calls
yes 63no 1absent 5

7 printed roll calls; 6 were unanimous.

Decisions, by type
ordinance9
Decisions, by outcome
passed first reading4
passed3
referred1
pending1

1 decision has no outcome read yet.

All 10 decisions · in date order
  • Ordinance appropriating $91,003 to the Rent Arbitration Board for staff salaries was passed on first reading.
    3 Dec 1984passed first readingJournal 1984 ↗
  • $680,000 proposed for renovating Candlestick Park
    8 Jun 1987passed first readingJournal 1987 ↗
  • $78,279 for Rent Arbitration Board salaries sent to committee
    20 Feb 1996referredJournal 1996 ↗
  • Proposed $78,279 appropriation of Rent Arbitration Board funds for salaries and consulting services, outcome not shown on this page.
    18 Mar 1996outcome not readJournal 1996 ↗
  • $78,279 for Rent Arbitration Board salaries and consulting services passed into law.
    25 Mar 1996passedJournal 1996 ↗
  • Rent Board budget raised to cut case backlog; still pending.
    9 Aug 2000pendingBoard minutes 2000 ↗
  • Ordinance appropriating $327,699 to the Rent Arbitration Board for staff and services passed on first reading.
    21 Aug 2000passed first readingBoard minutes 2000, p. 899 ↗
  • Ordinance appropriating $327,699 to the Rent Arbitration Board for salaries and staff to clear its work backlog passed first reading.
    21 Aug 2000passed first readingBoard minutes 2000, p. 899 ↗
  • Appropriates $327,699 from Rent Arbitration Board funds for salaries and services to reduce its work backlog in 2000-2001.
  • Ordinance appropriating $327,699 to the Rent Arbitration Board to improve service and clear its work backlog was finally passed.
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