All decisions
about 110 Board decisions about Law Library, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- The Law Library in the Grant Building, Seventh and Market streets, gets $1050 for shelves and tables, passed for printing.
- Mayor allowed to lease the Grant Building at Seventh and Market
- Board proposed spending $1,050 on shelves and tables for the Law Library in the Grant Building.
- Rooms in the Grant building swapped between the Law Library and the City Attorney's office.
- $808 for bookcases and tables at the San Francisco Law Library
- Board of Public Works allotted $500 to build shelving for the Law Library in the Grant Building.
- Rooms 815 to 819 in the Grant Building assigned to the Law Library once the City Attorney vacates them.
- Telephone asked for the Law Library in the Grant Building
- Small City Hall jobs paid for, from locks to steam valves
- Salaries for the Law Library's Librarian and Messenger, totaling $5,100, were approved.
- Three appropriations approved: $1,500 for Juvenile Detention Home repairs, $1,500 for Law Library shelving, $1,000 for zone maps.
- Law Library staff budget, starting with a $3,600 librarian salary, is proposed for approval.
- Law Library bookbinder salary of $2,100 from the General Fund was referred to the Finance Committee.
- A resolution appropriates $2,100 from the General Fund for the Law Library bookbinder's salary for fiscal 1925-1926.
- Board set aside $2,100 from the General Fund to pay the Law Library bookbinder's salary for 1925-1926.
- Law Library budget items approved unanimously, totaling $9,900.
- Law Library budget of $10,170 for librarian, bookbinder and supplies put forward for approval, vote on next page.
- Law Library budget of $10,470 approved for a librarian, bookbinder and printing costs.
- Appropriations of $2,307, $984 and $1,706 approved for Vicente Street, the Laguna Honda boiler and Law Library shelving.
- Law Library budget of $10,470 for staff salaries and printing was approved without objection.
- Budget set-up for the Law Library approved and adopted as printed by the Board.
- Law Library budget passed without objection, including a $600 increase for new equipment.
- Law Librarian's salary raised from $425 to $450 a month by 8-2 vote, and the Law Library budget passed without objection.
- The Law Library's budget was passed as recommended, raising the Law Librarian's monthly salary by $25.
- Robert C. Owens, librarian of the San Francisco Law Library, was granted leave of absence for August 6 to 22, 1937.
- The Law Library budget was approved unchanged at $11,790 for the coming fiscal year.
- The Law Library's budget was refused, then approved after Supervisor McSheehy changed his vote to aye.
- Law Library budget of $12,390 approved as presented; Finance Committee had proposed cutting contractual services to $90.
- Law Library's supplemental budget for $25 monthly raises for two employees and the Librarian was disapproved.
- Law Library budget approved without objection.
- Law Library shelving got $1,000 as a capital expenditure in the budget, subject to the City Attorney's opinion.
- Supervisors moved to add $2,000 for Law Library shelving and books, subject to a City Attorney opinion.
- Mayor recommended a leave of absence for Law Library librarian S. J. H. Allen, June 22 to 29, 1947, with permission to leave the State.
- Board moved to approve the Law Library budget with a $500 cut to shelving for law books; vote not shown here.
- The Law Library budget was adopted for the year.
- Board passed a $30,500 appropriation for Superior Court alterations and Law Library storage in City Hall basement.
- Law Library budget moved for adoption as recommended by Finance Committee; the vote continues on the next page.
- Law Library budget was approved as recommended by the Finance Committee.
- Supervisors approved the Law Library budget as submitted by the Mayor and recommended by Finance Committee.
- Law Library's budget approved as submitted by the Mayor, passed nine to zero.
- Law Library budget adopted as submitted by the Mayor.
- Pay scale fix for Law Library staff and one job move.
- Pay scale fix for Law Library staff and one job move.
- Proposal: Law Library filing fee rise to $5.50.
- $249.20 pay adjustment for law library bookbinder still pending.
- Law library bookbinder's pay schedule updated
- Small pay raise for a law library bookbinder.
- Board passed on second reading an ordinance changing pay schedules for certain Law Library classifications, effective July 1, 1977.
- Law Library staff pay schedules changed from July 1977
- $17,718 restored for Law Library staff benefits
- The annual city budget was amended on Finance Committee recommendations, restoring Law Library fringe benefits, with the final vote continuing on the next page.
- The Board voted to increase the Law Library's funding by $10,800.
- Filing and appearance fees rose to fund the Law Library's operation under Business and Professions Code sections 6321 and 6322.
- Supervisor Silver wrote to the Chief Administrative Officer objecting to tarring City Hall skylights above the Law Library.
- Law Library receives $27,253 to fill its vacant Law Librarian post immediately; ordinance finally passed.
- Raises civil filing fees in Municipal Court from $10.50 to $12.00 to help fund the Law Library.
- A $2,000 appropriation for Law Library retirement benefits was passed on first reading.
- Law Library receives $2,000 for retirement benefits, finally passed.
- Filing and appearance fees rise from $12 to $18 for the Law Library, effective October 1, 1990.
- Resolution to raise civil filing and appearance fees to fund the Law Library was referred to the Budget Committee.
- Supervisor Brown proposes higher civil filing fees to fund the Law Library; assigned to Finance Committee.
- A resolution raising civil filing and appearance fees to fund the Law Library was adopted.
- Resolution to raise civil filing and appearance fees from $24 to $27 to fund the Law Library was sent to committee.
- Budget Analyst reports Law Library filing fee increase to $27 is a policy matter for the Board of Supervisors.
- Civil filing and appearance fees rise from $24 to $27 to fund the Law Library, adopted by resolution.
- Civil court filing and appearance fees were raised to fund the Law Library, adopted by the Board.
- Board adopted a resolution raising civil filing and appearance fees to fund operation of the Law Library.
- Resolution proposes raising civil court filing and appearance fees to fund the Law Library; referred to committee.
- Resolution to raise civil filing and appearance fees to fund the Law Library was referred to committee.
- Proposed civil filing fee increase to fund the Law Library was continued to December 17, 2001.
- Resolution to raise civil filing and appearance fees to fund the Law Library was continued to December 17, 2001.
- Budget hearing on museums, the Public Library, Law Library and Recreation and Park Commission sent to Budget Committee for May 8, 2003.
- Budget hearing on the Sheriff, Police Department, Law Library and Redevelopment budgets was assigned to the Budget Committee.
- Budget hearing for the Human Rights Commission, Sheriff, Police, Law Library and Redevelopment sent to Budget Committee.
- Resolution proposed to raise civil filing and appearance fees to fund the Law Library, referred to Finance and Audits Committee.
- A property purchase sent to the Finance and Audits Committee
- Law Library support at 525 Golden Gate Avenue put off
- Civil filing and appearance fees rise to fund operation of the Law Library.
- Resolution proposing higher civil filing and appearance fees to fund the Law Library; referred to Finance and Audits Committee.
- Law Library receives a larger share of uniform filing fees to cover its expenses; resolution adopted.
- Supervisor Peskin proposed sending more uniform filing fees to the Law Library; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Peskin proposed increasing the share of uniform filing fees sent to the Law Library; sent to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Peskin's resolution increases the share of uniform court filing fees going to the Law Library; adopted.
- Law Library's share of uniform filing fees increased to help pay its expenses, adopted by the Board.
- Budget hearing for Law Library, City Attorney, Controller, Recreation and Park and other departments received and assigned to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Budget hearing on 2007-2008 budgets for Law Library, City Attorney, Assessor-Recorder and other offices referred to Budget and Finance Committee.
- Law Library move to 1200 Van Ness Avenue proposed
- Law Library to move into 1200 Van Ness Avenue
- Law Library to move into 1200 Van Ness Avenue
- Proposed five-year lease of up to 20,000 square feet at 1145 Market Street for the Law Library, at $42,753.75 monthly; sent to Budget Committee.
- Five-year lease at 1145 Market Street for the Law Library
- Five-year extension sought for the Law Library at 1145 Market Street
- Five-year extension sought for the Law Library at 1145 Market Street
- Law Library lease renewed at 1145 Market Street, $1.2M
- Law Library lease at 1145 Market Street renewed, $1.2M a year
- Five-year extension sought for the Law Library at 1145 Market Street
- City renews Law Library lease at 1145 Market Street, $1.2M yearly
- $599,000 lease sought at 1145 Market Street for the Law Library
- $599,000 lease sought at 1145 Market Street for the Law Library
- Law Library lease at 1145 Market Street sent to committee
- $599,000 lease sought at 1145 Market Street for the Law Library
- $599,000 lease sought at 1145 Market Street for the Law Library
- $599,000 lease sought at 1145 Market Street for the Law Library
- $599,000 lease sought at 1145 Market Street for the Law Library
- Law Library lease at 1145 Market Street approved