Tunnel OrdinanceNovember719111911-11-07T00:00:00Providing for construction of Stockton Street tunnel.POrdinanceSupervisors1Withdrawn after publication (Municipally Owned Public Utilities)August2819281928-08-28T00:00:00The construction, management, supervision, maintenance, extension, operation and control of all public utilities and other properties, used, owned, acquired, leased or constructed by the City and County of San Francisco, for the purpose of supplying to the City and County, its residents and inhabitants, and to territory outside the City and County, as well as its residents and inhabitants, with water, light, heat, power or transportation shall be exclusively vested in a Utility Commission of three members.Not Available in Public Library's official recordsCharter AmendmentSupervisors50Not Included in Voter HandbookNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00Not Included in Voter HandbookNot Available in Public Library's official recordsNANADAppointment to City Boards and CommissionsJune320082008-06-03T00:00:00Shall it be City policy that the membership of City boards and commissions reflect the interests and contributions of both men and women of all races, ethnicities, sexual orientations and types of disabilities and that City officers and agencies support the nomination, appointment or confirmation of female, minority and disabled candidates to fill seats on these bodies?P91,64263,6810.59000920662104130.4099907933789586650%+1Charter AmendmentERequiring Board of Supervisors' Approval of Mayor's Appointments to the Public Utilities Commission and Creating Qualifications for Commission MembersJune320082008-06-03T00:00:00Shall the City set qualifications for members of the Public Utilities Commission (PUC) and change the process for appointing members to the PUC by requiring a majority of the Board of Supervisors to approve the Mayor's appointments to the PUC?P80,48974,9160.51793056851452660.4820694314854734350%+1Charter AmendmentGMixed-Use Development Project for Candlestick Point and Hunters Point ShipyardJune320082008-06-03T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to encourage timely development of a mixed-use project in the Bayview on Candlestick Point and Hunters Point Shipyard, including a new 49ers stadium or a non-stadium alternative; shall the City be authorized to transfer park land in Candlestick Point for non-recreational use if the land is replaced with new public parks or open spaces of at least equal size and the transfer meets the measure's policy objectives; and shall Propositions D and F, approved by the voters in June 1997, be repealed?P99,00859,4230.62492820218265370.3750717978173463450%+1OrdinanceHProhibiting Elected Officials, Candidates, or Committees They Control from Soliciting or Accepting Contributions from Certain City ContractorsJune320082008-06-03T00:00:00Shall it be unlawful for City elected officials, candidates or political committees they control to solicit or accept campaign contributions from contractors who are prohibited from making contributions to these elected officials, candidates and political committees because the contractor has a pending contract or a recently approved contract before the official or the Board on which the official or an appointee of the official sits?P104,01250,8650.67157809100124610.3284219089987538450%+1OrdinanceASan Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center Earthquake Safety Bonds, 2008November420082008-11-04T00:00:00To ensure the availability of San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center in the event of a natural disaster or emergency, by building and/or rebuilding and improving the earthquake safety of the hospital and to pay related costs necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes, shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $887,400,000 in general obligation bonds subject to independent oversight and regular audits?P300,59558,0490.83814311685125090.161856883148749266.67%Bond Measure measureICreating the Office of an Independent Rate Payer AdvocateNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City create an Office of the Independent Ratepayer Advocate to make recommendations about utility rates to the City's Public Utilities Commission?F117,050201,8110.367087853327939140.632912146672060950%+1Charter AmendmentJCreating a Historic Preservation CommissionNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City establish a seven-member Historic Preservation Commission and give it authority over historic preservation-related decisions in the City?P183,372146,1940.55640448347220280.4435955165277971650%+1Charter Amendment32Not Included in Voter HandbookNovember419301930-11-04T00:00:00Not Included in Voter HandbookN/ANANA3WithdrawnNovember319431943-11-03T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsNANA6WithdrawnJune119481948-06-01T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnEWithdrawnJune819761976-06-08T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnKWithdrawnJune819761976-06-08T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnTWithdrawnNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnAWithdrawn after ballot printedJune619781978-06-06T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnBWithdrawnJune619781978-06-06T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnTWithdrawnNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnGWithdrawnJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnUConsolidated into another PropositionJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Consolidated into another PropositionNot Available in Public Library's official recordsConsolidated into another PropositionConsolidated into another PropositionGWithdrawnNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnFWithdrawnNovember219821982-11-02T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnDWithdrawnJune519841984-06-05T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnCWithdrawnJune319861986-06-03T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnLWithdrawnNovember419861986-11-04T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnEWithdrawnNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnMWithdrawnNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnSNot Placed on BallotNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Not Placed on BallotNot Available in Public Library's official recordsNot Placed on BallotNot Placed on BallotEWithdrawnJune719881988-06-07T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnFWithdrawnJune719881988-06-07T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnNWithdrawnJune719881988-06-07T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnBWithdrawnNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnYFailed to QualifyNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Failed to QualifyNot Available in Public Library's official recordsFailed to QualifyFailed to QualifyTWithdrawnNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnEWithdrawnJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnIWithdrawnNovember319921992-11-03T00:00:00WithdrawnNot Available in Public Library's official recordsWithdrawnWithdrawnKChanging the Enforcement Laws Related to Prostitution and Sex WorkersNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City: stop enforcing laws against prostitution; stop funding or supporting the First Offender Prostitution Program or any similar anti-prostitution program; enforce existing criminal laws that prohibit crimes such as battery, extortion and rape, regardless of the victim's status as a sex worker; and fully disclose the investigation and prosecution of violent crimes against sex workers?F140,185202,2350.40939489515799310.590605104842006950%+1OrdinanceLFunding the Community Justice CenterNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City guarantee that the City provide first-year funding for the Community Justice Center, authorize the Director of Property to lease space for the CJC, and define the CJC's scope and operations?F132,097178,4400.42538248260271720.574617517397282750%+1OrdinanceMChanging the Residential Rent Ordinance to Prohibit Specific Acts of Harassment of Tenants by LandlordsNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City's Residential Rent Ordinance be amended to prohibit specific acts of tenant harassment by landlords and to provide for enforcement by means of court orders, rent reduction, monetary awards or criminal penalties?P195,023136,4160.58841295079939290.4115870492006070750%+1OrdinanceNChanging Real Property Transfer Tax RatesNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City increase its transfer tax on sales of real estate worth more than $5 million to 1.5% and reduce the tax by up to 1/3 on sales of residences where the seller installed solar energy systems or made seismic safety improvements?P223,808102,6210.68562535804110550.314374641958894650%+1OrdinanceOReplacing the Emergency Response Fee with an Access Line Tax and Revising the Telephone Users TaxNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City replace the Emergency Response Fee with an Access Line Tax at the same rates and with the same exemptions, and revise the Telephone Users Tax?P208,044103,6790.66740022391674660.332599776083253450%+1OrdinancePChanging the Composition of the San Francisco County Transportation Authority BoardNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City change the size and composition of the Transportation Authority Board and encourage the Authority to use City agencies and departments to perform staff functions, to obtain expert financial review before adopting Authority budgets, and to adopt the same ethics and public records laws that apply to City agencies?F101,230205,6650.32985222958992490.670147770410075150%+1OrdinanceQModifying the Payroll Expense TaxNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City specify that certain partnerships and other businesses are subject to the City's payroll expense tax and expand the payroll expense tax exemption for small businesses so that businesses with annual payroll expenses of $250,000 or less would not have to pay the tax?P233,41181,1780.74195537669785020.258044623302149850%+1OrdinanceRRenaming the Oceanside Water Treatment PlantNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City change the name of the Oceanside Water Pollution Control Plant to the George W. Bush Sewage Plant?F101,376233,7330.302516494633089550.697483505366910550%+1OrdinanceSPolicy Regarding Budget Set-Asides and Identification of Replacement FundsNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall it be City policy that the voters will not approve any new set-aside of City revenue unless the set-aside identifies a new funding source, includes limits on annual increases, and automatically expires after 10 years?P167,974133,8170.55659048811926140.443409511880738750%+1OrdinanceTFree and Low-Cost Substance Abuse Treatment ProgramsNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City be required to provide enough free and low-cost substance abuse treatment services to meet demand and to maintain funding for such services?P200,649127,0140.61236392268886020.387636077311139850%+1OrdinanceUPolicy Against Funding the Deployment of Armed Forces in IraqNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall it be City policy that its elected representatives in the United States and the House of Representatives vote against any further funding for the deployment of United States Armed Forces in Iraq, except for funds to withdraw troops?P193,407133,0020.59252961774951060.407470382250489450%+1Policy DeclarationVPolicy Against Terminating Junior Reserve Officers' Training Corps (JROTC) Programs in High SchoolsNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to encourage the School Board to offer JROTC in San Francisco public high schools?P179,639149,1690.54633403080217020.4536659691978297550%+1Policy DeclarationABudget ProcessNovember420092009-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City: establish a two-year budget cycle; be required to adopt a five-year financial plan; be required to adopt long-range financial policies and require that the budget comply with these policies; permit the Controller to certify the availability of funds for a contract if the Controller determines funds will be available when due; change deadlines for submitting and adopting labor agreements; and allow the Board to decide how to publish required public notices?P68,27029,4140.69888620449613040.3011137955038696350%+1Charter AmendmentBBoard of Supervisors AidesNovember420092009-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City eliminate from its Charter the requirement that each member of the Board of Supervisors have two aides?P51,83547,9730.5193471465213210.480652853478679150%+1Charter AmendmentCCandlestick Park Naming RightsNovember420092009-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City be permitted to enter into a new naming rights contract for Candlestick Park, and shall it be City policy that fifty percent of any City revenue from the sale of those naming rights be used to fund directors of City recreation centers?P58,19240,9730.58681994655372360.413180053446276450%+1OrdinanceDMid-Market Special Sign DistrictNovember420092009-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City create a Mid-Market Special Sign District where new general advertising signs would be permitted, subject to certain restrictions?F46,00853,9990.460047796654234230.539952203345765850%+1OrdinanceEAdvertisements on City PropertyNovember420092009-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City prohibit an increase in the number of general advertising signs on street furniture and specifically prohibit new general advertising signs on City-owned buildings?P56,80242,3650.57279135196184220.4272086480381578350%+1OrdinanceASchool Facilities Special TaxJune820102010-06-08T00:00:00To improve earthquake and fire safety and implement critical capital maintenance of its schools and facilities, shall the San Francisco Unified School District be authorized to renew the levy of an annual special tax not to exceed $32.20 per parcel for single family residential and nonresidential parcels and $16.10 per dwelling unit for mixed use and multifamily residential parcels, adjusted for inflation, in its Community Facilities District No. 90-1, and establish its annual appropriations limit at $16,000,000?P102,87344,0430.70021645021645020.2997835497835497666.67%Special TaxBEarthquake Safety and Emergency Response BondJune820102010-06-08T00:00:00SAN FRANCISCO EA To improve fire, earthquake and emergency response and ensure firefighters a reliable water supply for fires and disasters, through projects including: improving deteriorating pipes, hydrants, reservoirs, water cisterns and pumps built after the 1906 earthquake; improving neighborhood fire stations; replacing the seismically-unsafe emergency command center with an earthquake-safe building; and to pay related costs, shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $412,300,000 in general obligation bonds, subject to citizen oversight and regular audits?P117,55330,4840.79407850740017690.20592149259982366.67%Bond MeasureCFilm CommissionJune820102010-06-08T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to require the City to have a Film Commission consisting of five members appointed by the Board of Supervisors and six members appointed by the Mayor, with the final authority to issue permits to film in San Francisco?F66,12576,8430.46251608751608750.537483912483912550%+1Charter AmendmentDRetirement Benefit CostsJune820102010-06-08T00:00:00Shall the City: calculate retirement benefits for new City employees using average monthly compensation over two years instead of over one year; increase the retirement benefit employee contribution for new safety employees and new employees in positions covered by the State retirement system; and require that savings from reduced employer contributions to the City's retirement system be deposited in the Retiree Health Care Trust Fund?P112,10030,2220.78765053891878980.2123494610812102250%+1Charter AmendmentEBudget Line Item for Police Department Security for City Officials and DignitariesJune820102010-06-08T00:00:00Shall the City require that the Police Department's annual budget include a line item for the cost of security provided to City officials and visiting dignitaries?P80,36463,6000.55822288905559720.4417771109444027550%+1OrdinanceFRenter's Financial Hardship ApplicationsJune820102010-06-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend its Residential Rent Ordinance to add provisions for tenants to apply to the Rent Board to postpone most rent increases if they become unemployed, their wages decrease by 20% or more, or they do not receive a cost of living increase in their government benefits and those benefits are their sole income?F62,23985,0710.42250356391283690.577496436087163250%+1OrdinanceGTransbay Transit CenterJune820102010-06-08T00:00:00Shall it be City policy that the northern end of the planned San Francisco-to-Los Angeles high-speed rail line be located at the Transbay Transit Center at First and Mission streets?P120,78823,4210.83758988690026280.1624101130997371950%+1Policy DeclarationAAVehicle Registration FeeNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00Shall the San Francisco County Transportation Authority add $10 to the annual registration fee for vehicles registered in San Francisco to fund transportation projects involving street repairs and reconstruction, pedestrian safety, and transit reliability improvements?P156,016109,4340.58774157091731030.412258429082689850%+1MeasureAEarthquake Retrofit BondNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00EARTHQUAKE SAFETY RETROFIT DEFERRED LOAN AND GRANT PROGRAM GENERAL OBLIGATION BONDS, 2010. To provide deferred loans and grants to pay the costs for seismic retrofits of certain multi-story wood-frame buildings with vulnerable soft-story construction at significant risk of substantial damage and collapse during a major earthquake and funded by a qualified governmental housing finance agency for permanent or long-term affordability, or single room occupancy buildings owned by private parties, and pay related costs, shall the City issue up to $46,150,000 of general obligation bonded indebtedness, subject to citizen oversight and regular audits?F162,26694,3240.6323940917416890.367605908258310966 ⅔%Bond MeasureBCity Retirement and Health PlansNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City increase employee contributions to the Retirement System for retirement benefits; decrease employer contributions to the Health Service System for heath benefits for employees, retirees and their dependents; and change rules for arbitration proceedings about City collective bargaining agreements?F113,894150,7340.430392853363967540.569607146636032550%+1Charter AmendmentCMayoral Appearances at Board MeetingsNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to require the Mayor to appear in person at one regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Supervisors each month to engage in formal policy discussions with the Board?P154,776103,6730.5988647663562250.4011352336437749650%+1Charter AmendmentDNon-Citizen Voting in School Board ElectionsNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City allow non-citizen residents of San Francisco who are 18 years of age or older and have children living in the San Francisco Unified School District to vote for members of the Board of Education?F118,608144,4180.45093640932835540.549063590671644750%+1Charter AmendmentEElection Day Voter RegistrationNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to establish Election Day voter registration specifically for municipal elections?F118,217132,1890.47210130747665790.527898692523342150%+1Charter AmendmentFHealth Service Board ElectionsNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00Shall the number of Health Service Board elections be reduced to two elections every five years instead of four elections?P130,415114,1780.53319187384757540.466808126152424650%+1Charter AmendmentGTransit Operator WagesNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City eliminate the formula for setting minimum MUNI operator wages and instead set MUNI operator wages through collective bargaining and binding arbitration; add rules for arbitration proceedings regarding MTA's transit employees; and make other changes to terms of employment for MTA employees?P164,23488,6710.64939008718688840.3506099128131116650%+1Charter AmendmentHLocal Elected Officials on Political Party CommitteesNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City prohibit elected City officials from serving on San Francisco political party county central committees?F103,141139,8780.424415374929532240.575584625070467750%+1OrdinanceISaturday VotingNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City open polling places on the Saturday before the November 2011 election if donors contribute enough money to pay for the costs?P150,701103,4860.59287453725013470.407125462749865350%+1OrdinanceJHotel Tax Clarification and Temporary IncreaseNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City increase the hotel tax rate from 14% to 16% for the next three years, confirm that anyone collecting rent from a hotel guest must also collect tax on room rental and related charges, and define "permanent resident" so that only an individual could qualify for the "permanent resident" exemption?F116,313139,2060.455202939898794230.544797060101205850%+1OrdinanceKHotel Tax Clarification and DefinitionsNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City keep the hotel tax rate at 14%, confirm that anyone collecting rent from a hotel guest must also collect tax on room rental and related charges. And define "permanent resident" so that only an individual could qualify for the "permanent resident" exemption?F95,357152,1590.38525590264871770.614744097351282350%+1OrdinanceLSitting or Lying on SidewalksNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Police Code to prohibit sitting or lying on a public sidewalk in San Francisco between 7 a.m. and 11 p.m., with certain exceptions?P142,601120,0230.54298540879736810.457014591202631950%+1OrdinanceMCommunity Policing and Foot PatrolsNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City require the Police Commission to adopt a written community policing policy, require the Chief of Police to establish a comprehensive Foot Beat Patrol Program, and not amend its Police Code to prohibit sitting or lying on the sidewalk?F117,608134,8080.465929259634888460.534070740365111650%+1OrdinanceNReal Property Transfer TaxNovember220102010-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City increase its real property transfer tax rate to 2.0% for sales and long-term leases of real property valued at $5 million to $10 million and to 2.5% for sales and long-term leases of real property valued at $10 million or more?P149,350105,9790.58493159805584170.4150684019441583450%+1OrdinanceASchool BondsNovember820112011-11-08T00:00:00Shall San Francisco Unified School District repair and rehabilitate facilities to current accessibility, health, safety and instructional standards, replace worn-out plumbing, electrical and other major building systems, replace aging heating, ventilation and air handling systems, renovate outdated classrooms and training facilities, construct facilities, construct facilities to replace aging modular classrooms, by issuing bonds in an amount not to exceed $531,000,000, at legal interest rates, with guaranteed annual audits, citizens' oversight and no money for school administrators' salaries?P134,75154,7540.71106830954328380.288931690456716255%BondBRoad Repaving and Street Safety BondsNovember820112011-11-08T00:00:00SAN FRANCISCO ROAD REPAVING AND SAFETY BOND , 2011. To fix potholes and repave deteriorating streets in neighborhoods throughout San Francisco, repair and strengthen deteriorating stairways, bridges and overpasses, improve safety for pedestrians and bicyclists, improve disabled access to sidewalks, and construct and renovate traffic infrastructure to improve Municipal Transportation Agency transit reliability and traffic flow on local streets, shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $240,000,000 in general obligation bonds subject to independent oversight and regular audits?P129,17560,7410.68016912740369430.319830872596305766.67%BondCCity Pension and Healthcare BenefitsNovember820112011-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend its Charter to adjust pension contribution rates for most current and future City employees based on the City's costs; reduce pension benefits for future City employees; limit cost-of-living adjustments to pension benefits; decrease City contributions to retiree health care costs for certain former employees; require all current and future employees to contribute toward their retiree healthcare costs; change the composition and voting requirements of the Health Service Board; and make other changes to the City's retirement and health benefits systems?P129,55458,4600.6890657078728180.3109342921271820450%+1Charter AmendmentDCity Pension BenefitsNovember820112011-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend its Charter to increase pension contribution rates for most current City employees based on the City's costs; reduce contribution rates and pension benefits for most future City employees; limit cost-of-living adjustments to pension benefits; prohibit the City from picking up any employee's contribution for pension benefits; and make other changes to the City's retirement system?F62,358124,0510.334522474773213730.665477525226786350%+1Charter AmendmentEAmending or Repealing Legislative Initiative Ordinances and Declarations of PolicyNovember820112011-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend its Charter to allow the Board of Supervisors and the Mayor to amend or repeal initiative ordinances and declarations of policy that the Board of Supervisors or the Mayor place on the ballot and that the voters approve after January 1, 2012?F59,369121,2480.32870106357651830.671298936423481750%+1Charter AmendmentFCampaign Consultant OrdinanceNovember820112011-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend its campaign consultant ordinance to redefine "campaign consultant" require campaign consultants to file monthly reports; authorize the City's Ethics Commission to require electronic filing instead of paper reports; change the calculation of City fees campaign consultants must pay; and allow the City to change any of the ordinance's requirements without further voter approval while still permitting voters to make additional changes?F77,25998,8000.43882448497378720.561175515026212850%+1OrdinanceGSales TaxNovember820112011-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City increase its local sales tax by 0.50% for up to 10 years to fund public safety programs and programs for children and seniors, unless the State increases its sales tax by either 1.0% before November 30, 2011 or 0.75% before January 1, 2016?F86,075100,5060.4613277879312470.538672212068752950%+1OrdinanceHSchool District Student AssignmentNovember820112011-11-08T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to encourage the San Francisco Unified School District to change its student assignment system so that it places the highest priority on assigning each student to the school closest to home, after placing siblings in the same school?F91,52591,6780.499582430418715860.500417569581284150%+1Policy DeclarationAGarbage Collection and DisposalJune520122012-06-05T00:00:00Shall the City use a competitive bidding process to award five separate agreements for trash and recycling services; require that garbage processing and transfer facilities be owned by the City and located in San Francisco; require the Board of Supervisors to approve maximum rates for garbage services; and allow the Board of Supervisors to make future amendments that advance the purposes of this ordinance without further voter approval?F32,697106,8480.23431151241534990.765688487584650150%+1OrdinanceBCoit Tower PolicyJune520122012-06-05T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to strictly limit commercial activities and private events at Coit Tower, and to use funds from Coit Tower concession operations on the Coit Tower murals, building, and Pioneer Park?P72,67263,3360.53432151049938240.4656784895006176350%+1Policy DeclarationACity College Parcel TaxNovember620122012-11-06T00:00:00To provide City College of San Francisco with funds the State cannot take away; offset budget cuts; prevent layoffs; provide an affordable, quality education for students; maintain essential courses including, but not limited to, writing, math, science, and other general education; prepare students for four-year universities; provide workforce training including, but not limited to, nursing, engineering, technology, and business; and keep college libraries, student support services, and other instructional support open and up to date; shall the San Francisco Community College District levy 79 dollars per parcel annually for eight years requiring independent audits and citizen oversight?P242,41090,1340.72895616820631260.2710438317936874666.67%Parcel TaxBClean and Safe Neighborhood Parks BondNovember620122012-11-06T00:00:00SAN FRANCISCO SAN FRANCISCO CLEAN AND SAFE NEIGHBORHOOD PARKS BOND, To improve the safety and quality of neighborhood parks across the city and waterfront open spaces, enhance water quality and clean up environmental contamination along the Bay, replace unsafe playgrounds, fix restrooms, improve access for the disabled, and ensure the seismic safety of park and recreation facilities, shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $195 million dollars in General Obligation bonds, subject to independent oversight and regular audits? To improve the safety and quality of neighborhood parks across the city and waterfront open spaces, enhance water quality and clean up environmental contamination along the Bay, replace unsafe playgrounds, fix restrooms, improve access for the disabled, and ensure the seismic safety of park and recreation facilities, shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $195 million dollars in General Obligation bonds, subject to independent oversight and regular audits?P242,40493,7350.72114214655246790.278857853447532166.67%Bond MeasureCHousing Trust FundNovember620122012-11-06T00:00:00Shall the City amend its Charter to: create a Housing Trust Fund that supports affordable housing for low-income and moderate-income households; and change the affordable housing requirements imposed on some private residential developments?P211,674113,2140.65152914235059470.3484708576494053350%+1Charter AmendmentDConsolidating Odd-Year Municipal ElectionsNovember620122012-11-06T00:00:00Shall the City amend its Charter to change the election cycle for City Attorney and Treasurer so that these officers would be elected at the same time as the Mayor, Sheriff and District Attorney?P263,64253,2520.83195642707025060.168043572929749450%+1Charter AmendmentEGross Receipts TaxNovember620122012-11-06T00:00:00Shall the City: create a gross receipts tax designed to eliminate or reduce the tax on payroll costs; and increase business registration fees?P223,88792,5770.7074643561352950.29253564386470550%+1OrdinanceFWater and Environment PlanNovember620122012-11-06T00:00:00Shall the City prepare a two-phase plan that evaluates how to drain the Hetch Hetchy Reservoir so that it can be restored by the National Park Service and identifies replacement water and power sources?F74,885249,3040.230991797994379830.769008202005620150%+1OrdinanceInitiativeGPolicy Opposing Corporate PersonhoodNovember620122012-11-06T00:00:00Shall it be City policy that corporations should not have the same constitutional rights as human beings and should be subject to political spending limits?P260,59561,1810.80986462632390230.1901353736760976550%+1Policy DeclarationARetiree Health Care Trust FundNovember520132013-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City change its Charter to allow payments from the Retiree Health Care Trust Fund only when the Trust Fund is fully funded or only under specified circumstances?P82,42638,3670.68237397862458920.3176260213754108550%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsB8 Washington Street - InitiativeNovember520132013-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City allow a development project at the 8 Washington Street Site that would include new housing, retail and recreational facilities, and open space, and would increase the legal building height limits on a portion of the Site?F47,25779,7380.37211701248080630.627882987519193750%+1OrdinanceInitiativeC8 Washington Street - ReferendumNovember520132013-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City ordinance increasing legal building height limits on an approximately half-acre portion of the 8 Washington Street Site along Drumm Street take effect?F41,49784,0830.3304427456601370.66955725433986350%+1OrdinanceInitiativeDPrescription Drug PurchasingNovember520132013-11-05T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to use all available opportunities to reduce the City's cost of prescription drugs and to ask state and federal representatives to sponsor legislation to reduce drug prices paid by the government?P97,80424,6900.79843910722157820.201560892778421850%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeAEarthquake Safety and Emergency Response BondJune320142014-06-03T00:00:00To improve fire, earthquake and emergency response by: improving and/or replacing deteriorating cisterns, pipes, and tunnels, and related facilities to ensure firefighters a reliable water supply for fires and disasters; improving and/or replacing neighborhood fire and police stations; replacing certain seismically-unsafe police and medical examiner facilities with earthquake-safe buildings and to pay related costs, shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $400,000,000 in general obligation bonds, subject to citizen oversight and regular audits?P96,13725,4910.79041832472785870.2095816752721412866.67%BondBoard of SupervisorsBVoter Approval for WaterfrontJune320142014-06-03T00:00:00Shall the City be prevented from allowing any development on Port property to exceed the height limits in effect as of January 1, 2014, unless the City's voters have approved a height limit increase?P71,42149,8700.58884006232943910.4111599376705608650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeASan Francisco Transportation and Road Improvement BondNovember420142014-11-04T00:00:00To construct, redesign and rebuild streets and sidewalks and to make infrastructure repairs and improvements that increase MUNI service reliability, ease traffic congestion, reduce vehicle travel times, enhance pedestrian and bicycle safety, and improve disabled access, shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $500 million in general obligation bonds, subject to independent citizen oversight and regular audits?P157,56261,6570.71874244476984210.28125755523015850%+1BondBoard of SupervisorsBAdjusting Transportation Funding for Population GrowthNovember420142014-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to increase the amount the City provides to the Municipal Transportation Agency based on increases in the City's population, with such funds to be used to improve Muni and to improve street safety?P132,65083,4130.6139413041566580.38605869584334250%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsCChildren's Fund; Public Education Enrichment Fund; Children and Families Council; Rainy Day ReserveNovember420142014-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to support services to children, youth, and their families by extending the Children's Fund for 25 years and increasing its funding; extending the Public Education Enrichment Fund for 26 years; creating an Our Children, Our Families Council; and dividing the existing Rainy Day Reserve into a City Rainy Day Reserve and a School District Rainy Day Reserve?P159,80054,8800.74436370411775670.2556362958822433550%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsDRetiree Health Benefits for Former Redevelopment Agency and Successor Agency EmployeesNovember420142014-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to make retiree health care benefits available to certain employees of the former San Francisco Redevelopment Agency and the Successor Agency?P117,28391,6800.56126204160545170.438737958394548350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsETax on Sugar-Sweetened BeveragesNovember420142014-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City collect a tax of 2 cents per ounce from the distributors of sugar-sweetened beverages to fund health, nutrition, physical education and active recreation programs?F123,47598,6250.55594326879783880.444056731202161266.67%OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsFPier 70November420142014-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City increase the height limit for new buildings on the 28-acre development site in the Pier 70 area from 40 feet to 90 feet; and shall it be City policy to encourage the City to proceed with public approval processes, including environmental review, for this mixed-use project, and encourage parks, housing, cultural space, and job creation for this site?P158,72959,1490.72852238408650720.271477615913492950%+1OrdinanceInitiativeGAdditional Transfer Tax on Residential Property Sold Within 5 Years of PurchaseNovember420142014-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City impose an additional tax of between 14% and 24% on the total sale price of certain multi-unit residential properties that are sold within five years of purchase or transfer, subject to certain exceptions?F100,776117,8870.46087358172164470.539126418278355350%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsHRequiring Certain Golden Gate Park Athletic Fields To Be Kept As Grass With No Artificial LightingNovember420142014-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City be required to keep natural grass at all athletic fields in Golden Gate Park west of Crossover Drive and to prohibit nighttime sports field lighting in these areas?F98,555119,5190.45193374726010440.548066252739895650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeIRenovation of Playgrounds, Walking Trails, and Athletic FieldsNovember420142014-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City allow renovations to children's playgrounds, walking trails and athletic fields if such renovations, which could include installing artificial turf or nighttime lighting on athletic fields, would double their anticipated usage and if an environmental impact report has been certified?P120,88490,0570.57307019498343140.4269298050165686350%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsJMinimum Wage IncreaseNovember420142014-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City gradually increase the minimum wage to $15 per hour by July 1, 2018, with further increases based on inflation?P174,14350,7710.77426483011284310.2257351698871568650%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsKAffordable HousingNovember420142014-11-04T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to help construct or rehabilitate at least 30,000 homes by 2020, more than 50% of which will be affordable for middle-class households and more than 33% of which will be affordable for low- and moderate-income households, and secure sufficient funding to achieve that goal?P143,58275,4300.65558964805581430.3444103519441857350%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsLPolicy Regarding Transportation PrioritiesNovember420142014-11-04T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to change parking and transportation priorities?F79,417134,8780.37059660748034250.629403392519657550%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeAAffordable Housing BondNovember320152015-11-03T00:00:00To finance the construction, development, acquisition, and preservation of housing affordable to low- and middle-income households through programs that will prioritize vulnerable populations such as San Francisco's working families, veterans, seniors, disabled persons; to assist in the acquisition, rehabilitation, and preservation of affordable rental apartment buildings to prevent the eviction of long-term residents; to repair and reconstruct dilapidated public housing; to fund a middle-income rental program; and to provide for homeownership down payment assistance opportunities for educators and middle-income households; shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $310 million in general obligation bonds, subject to independent citizen oversight and regular audits?P148,51351,4860.74256871284356420.2574312871564357666.67%OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsBPaid Parental Leave for City EmployeesNovember320152015-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to allow parents who are both City employees to each take the maximum amount of paid parental leave for which they qualify for the birth, adoption or foster parenting of the same child, if both parents are City employees; and to provide each parent the opportunity to keep up to 40 hours of sick leave at the end of paid parental leave?P133,71862,8640.68021487216530510.319785127834694950%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsCExpenditure LobbyistsNovember320152015-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City regulate expenditure lobbyists by requiring them to register with the Ethics Commission, pay a $500 registration fee, and file monthly disclosures regarding their lobbying activities?P144,05348,4430.74834282270800430.2516571772919956650%+1OrdinanceEthics CommissionDMission RockNovember320152015-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City increase the height limit for 10 of the 28 acres of the Mission Rock site from one story to height limits ranging from 40 to 240 feet and make it City policy to encourage the development on the Mission Rock site provided that it includes eight acres of parks and open space and housing of which at least 33% is affordable for low- and middle- income households?P146,71651,4340.74042896795357050.2595710320464294550%+1OrdinanceInitiativeERequirements for Public MeetingsNovember320152015-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City broadcast all City meetings live on the Internet; allow members of the public to submit electronically during the meeting live, written, video, or audio comments from any location and require those comments be played; require pre-recorded video testimony to be played during a meeting; and allow the public or board, commission, or committee members to request that discussion of a particular agenda item begin at a specific time?F65,044129,2130.33483478072862240.665165219271377650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeFShort-Term Residential RentalsNovember320152015-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City limit short-term rentals of a housing unit to 75 days per year regardless of whether the rental is hosted or unhosted; require owners to provide proof that they authorize the unit as a short-term rental; require residents who offer short-term rentals to submit quarterly reports on the number of days they live in the unit and the number of days the unit is rented; prohibit short-term rentals of in-law units; allow interested parties to sue hosting platforms; and make it a misdemeanor for a hosting platform to unlawfully list a unit as a short-term rental?F88,945111,3480.444074430958645570.555925569041354450%+1OrdinanceInitiativeGDisclosures Regarding Renewable EnergyNovember320152015-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City define “renewable, greenhouse-gas free electricity” to mean electricity derived exclusively from certain renewable resources located within or adjacent to the California border or electricity derived from Hetch Hetchy, except for electricity from other types of resources such as rooftop solar and other large hydroelectric facilities; require CleanPowerSF to inform customers and potential customers of the planned percentage of “renewable, greenhouse-gas free electricity” to be provided; and prohibit CleanPowerSF from marketing, advertising or making any public statement that its electricity is “clean” or “green” unless the electricity is “renewable, greenhouse gas-free electricity” as defined in this measure?F41,780144,8520.223863003129152550.776136996870847550%+1OrdinanceInitiativeHDefining Clean, Green, and Renewable EnergyNovember320152015-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City use the State definition of “eligible renewable energy resources” when referring to terms such as “clean energy,” “green energy,” and “renewable Greenhouse Gas-free Energy”; and shall CleanPowerSF be urged to inform customers and potential customers of the planned percentage of types of renewable energy to be supplied in each communication; and shall it be City policy for CleanPowerSF to use electricity generated within California and San Francisco when possible?P148,21336,4950.80241787036836520.197582129631634850%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsISuspension of Market-Rate Development in the Mission DistrictNovember320152015-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City suspend the issuance of permits on certain types of housing and business development projects in the Mission District for at least 18 months; and develop a Neighborhood Stabilization Plan for the Mission District by January 31, 2017?F83,451111,5430.427967014369672940.572032985630327150%+1OrdinanceInitiativeJLegacy Business Historic Preservation FundNovember320152015-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City establish a Legacy Business Historic Preservation Fund, which would give grants to Legacy Businesses and to building owners who lease space to those businesses for terms of at least 10 years; and expand the definition of a Legacy Business to include those that have operated in San Francisco for more than 20 years, are at risk of displacement and meet the other requirements of the Registry?P108,90782,2680.56967176670589770.4303282332941022550%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsKSurplus Public LandsNovember320152015-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City expand the allowable uses of surplus property to include building affordable housing for a range of households from those who are homeless or those with very low income to those with incomes up to 120% of the area median income; and, for projects of more than 200 units, make some housing available for households earning up to 150% or more of the area median income?P143,91850,0410.74200217571754860.2579978242824514450%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsAPublic Health and Safety BondJune720162016-06-07T00:00:00To protect public health and safety, improve community medical and mental health care services, earthquake safety, and emergency medical response; to seismically improve, and modernize neighborhood fire stations and vital public health and homeless service sites; to construct a seismically safe and improved San Francisco Fire Department ambulance deployment facility; and to pay related costs, shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $350,000,000 in general obligation bonds, subject to citizen oversight and regular audits?P190,70849,8990.79261201876919630.2073879812308037666.67%BondBoard of SupervisorsBPark, Recreation and Open Space FundJune720162016-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to extend the Park, Recreation and Open Space Fund until 2046 and give the Recreation and Park Department each year a minimum baseline amount from the General Fund in addition to the Fund set-aside of 21/2 cents for each $100 of assessed property value?P143,11395,2230.60046740735767990.399532592642320150%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsCAffordable Housing RequirementsJune720162016-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to increase affordable housing requirements for private developers of new market-rate housing projects of 25 or more units until the Board of Supervisors passes an ordinance changing those requirements and also authorize the Board of Supervisors to change affordable housing requirements by ordinance?P161,32476,2070.67917029777165930.3208297022283407350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsDOffice of Citizen Complaints InvestigationsJune720162016-06-07T00:00:00Shall the Office of Citizen Complaints investigate any incident occurring within the City in which a San Francisco police officer fires a gun killing or physically injuring someone?P194,46245,8380.80924677486475240.1907532251352476250%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsEPaid Sick LeaveJune720162016-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Paid Sick Leave Ordinance to parallel broader state law provisions without reducing the Paid Sick Leave Ordinance's coverage and allow employees to use paid sick leave hours for the broader purposes authorized by state law?P186,19947,9920.79507325217450710.2049267478254928650%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsASchool BondsNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00To repair and rehabilitate San Francisco Unified School District facilities to current accessibility, health, safety, seismic and instructional standards, replace worn-out plumbing, electrical, HVAC, and major building systems, renovate outdated classrooms and training facilities, construct school facilities and replace aging modular classrooms, improve information technology systems and food service preparation systems, shall the San Francisco Unified School District issue bonds in an amount not to exceed $744,250,000 at legal rates, with annual audits, and citizen's oversight?P289,35173,3070.7978618974350490.20213810256495155%BondBoard of EducationMWithdrawnNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00WithdrawnWithdrawnWithdrawn1Bonds issued for acquisition of public utilitiesNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00Setting forth a proposal relating to bonds issued for the acquisition of public utilities, the registration thereof, and the levy of taxes to provide for the interest thereon and a sinking fund, and to bonds issued for the acquisition of land and the construction or acquisition of any permanent building or buildings, improvement or improvements.P23,2574,6370.83376353337635330.1662364666236466650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Recall of Elected OfficialsNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00The holder of any elective office may be removed at any time by the electors qualified to vote for a successor of each incumbent. A petition must be filed with the Board of Election Commissioners with signatures equal to 30% (percent) of registered voters and must contain a general statement of the grounds for which the removal is sought.P22,9455,5790.80441032113308090.1955896788669190850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Apportionment of Fund Revenue; Interest on Bonded Indebtedness; Sinking FundsNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00Relating to the apportionment of the income and revenue of funds and a provision for income to pay interest on the bonded indebtedness and provide for the sinking funds. The sinking funds shall always be provided for out of the tax on property.P21,0005,8090.7833190346525420.2166809653474579550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBEstablishing Affordable Housing FundNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City establish an Affordable Housing Fund; set aside from the property tax 2 1/2 cents for every $100 of assessed value for this Fund through 2024; and use this Fund subject to public review, to acquire and develop new affordable housing units meeting certain priorities and income limitations?F166,299181,5340.478100122760060140.521899877239939850%+1Charter AmendmentRRBART Safety, Reliability and Traffic ReliefNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00To keep BART safe; prevent accidents / breakdowns / delays; relieve overcrowding; reduce traffic congestion / pollution; improve earthquake safety and access for seniors / disabled by replacing and upgrading 90 miles of severely worn tracks; tunnels damaged by water intrusion; 44-year-old train control systems; and other deteriorating infrastructure, shall the Bay Area Rapid Transit District issue $3.5 billion of bonds for acquisition or improvement of real property subject to independent oversight and annual audits?P297,64068,3790.81318182935858520.186818170641414866.67%BondBoard of Directors of the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit DistrictXPreserving Space for Neighborhood Arts, Small Businesses and Community Services in Certain NeighborhoodsNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City require developers of projects in parts of the Mission and South of Market neighborhoods to build replacement space if they remove production, distribution and repair (PDR) uses of 5,000 square feet or more, institutional community (IC) uses of 2,500 square feet or more, or arts activities uses of any size, and to obtain a conditional use authorization before changing the property's use?P211,168141,5780.59864038146428310.4013596185357169450%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsWReal Estate Transfer Tax on Properties Over $5 MillionNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City increase the transfer tax rate for sales of residential and commercial properties from 2% to 2.25% for sales from $5 million up to $10 million; from 2.5% to 2.75% for sales from $10 million up to $25 million; and from 2.5% to 3% for sales of $25 million or more?P225,145138,4140.6192805019267850.380719498073215150%+1TaxBoard of SupervisorsVTax on Distributing Sugar-Sweetened BeveragesNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City collect a tax of one cent per ounce from the distributors of sugar-sweetened beverages?P237,168142,3470.62492391605074890.37507608394925150%+1TaxFour or More SupervisorsUAffordable Housing Requirements for Market-Rate Development ProjectsNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City increase the income eligibility limit for on-site rental units for all new and existing affordable housing units to make them affordable for households earning up to 110% of the area median income?F126,760232,5310.35280594281515540.647194057184844650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeTRestricting Gifts and Campaign Contributions from LobbyistsNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City prohibit any lobbyist from making campaign contributions to a City elected official or bundling contributions for the official, if the lobbyist was registered to lobby the official's agency; generally prohibit lobbyists from providing gifts of any value to City officials; and require lobbyists to identify the City agencies they plan to lobby?P313,41145,7380.87264895628276840.1273510437172315850%+1OrdinanceEthics CommissionSAllocation of Hotel Tax FundsNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City use the money raised by the current 8% base tax on the rental of hotel rooms to provide specific funding for two different areas: arts programs and family homeless services?F233,099132,7690.63711229186482550.3628877081351744666.67%OrdinanceInitiativeRNeighborhood Crime UnitNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City create a Neighborhood Crime Unit to prevent and investigate crimes that affect neighborhood safety and quality of life when the City has at least 1,971 full-duty uniformed police officers?F165,723201,0590.45182969720433390.548170302795666150%+1OrdinanceFour or More SupervisorsQProhibiting Tents on Public SidewalksNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City prohibit the placement of tents on public sidewalks without a City permit and allow the City to remove unauthorized tents if the City provides 24-hour advance notice, offers shelter for all tent residents and stores the residents' personal property for up to 90 days?P194,410181,1380.5176701779799120.4823298220200879550%+1OrdinanceFour or More SupervisorsPCompetitive Bidding for Affordable Housing Projects on City-Owned PropertyNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City be prohibited from proceeding with an affordable housing project on City-owned property unless the Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development receives at least three proposals; and shall the City incorporate into City law most current criteria for selecting a developer for affordable housing projects on City-owned property?F117,787242,8520.32660638477812990.6733936152218750%+1OrdinanceInitiativeAASan Francisco Bay Clean Water, Pollution Prevention and Habitat Restoration Program.June720162016-06-07T00:00:00To protect San Francisco Bay for future generations by reducing trash, pollution and harmful toxins, improving water quality, restoring habitat for fish, birds and wildlife, protecting communities from floods, and increasing shoreline public access, shall the San Francisco Bay Restoration Authority authorize a parcel tax of $12 per year, raising approximately $25 million annually for twenty years with independent citizen oversight, audits, and all funds staying local?P186,67453,7660.77638496090500750.223615039094992566.67%Parcel TaxGoverning Board of the San Francisco Bay Restoration AuthorityFAffordable Housing Requirement for the Candlestick Point and Hunters Point Shipyard Mixed-Use Development ProjectJune320082008-06-03T00:00:00Shall it be City policy that any mixed-use development plan the City approves for Candlestick Point and Hunters Point Shipyard require 50% of all new housing units developed in the area be affordable, give preferences for the rental or purchase of new affordable housing to families of low and moderate income, and, if Alice Griffin housing is rebuilt, replace the units on a one-to-one basis; and shall the City be prohibited from selling, conveying or leasing any City-owned land at Candlestick Point unless the Board of Supervisors finds that the mixed-use development plan for the area incorporated these policies?F58,756101,1120.36752821077388850.632471789226111650%+1OrdinanceCProhibiting City Employees from Serving on Charter Boards and CommissionsNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City prohibit City employees from serving on most Charter created boards and commissions?F124,395202,4190.38062934880390680.619370651196093150%+1Charter AmendmentDFinancing Pier 70 Waterfront District Development Plan upon Board of Supervisors' ApprovalNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City provide funds to develop Pier 70, based on new City hotel and payroll expenses tax revenues from the development, if the Board of Supervisors approves a financial and land use plan for Pier 70?P226,513106,2280.68074869042288140.3192513095771185650%+1Charter AmendmentEChanging the Number of Signatures to Recall City OfficialsNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City adopt state law signature requirements for petitions to recall City officials?P195,605129,8620.60099795063708460.3990020493629154550%+1Charter AmendmentFHolding All Scheduled City Elections Only in Even-Numbered YearsNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City shift all City elections except special elections to even-numbered years after the November 2011 election?F144,592176,6920.45004419765690170.549955802343098350%+1Charter AmendmentGAllowing Retirement System Credit for Unpaid Parental LeaveNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City allow City employees to purchase retirement system credit for unpaid parental leave taken before July 1, 2003, as long as the purchase price covers all City costs?P202,011121,3540.62471510522165350.375284894778346550%+1Charter AmendmentHSetting Clean Energy Deadlines; Studying Options for Providing Energy: Changing Revenue Bond Authority to Pay for Public Utility FacilitiesNovember420082008-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City: evaluate making the City the primary provider of electric power in San Francisco; consider options to provide energy to San Francisco residents, businesses and City departments; mandate deadlines for the City to meet its energy needs through clean and renewable energy sources; establish a new Office of the Independent Ratepayer Advocate to make recommendations about utility rates to the City's Public Utilities Commission; and allow the Board of Supervisors to approve the issuance of revenue bonds to pay for any public utility facilities without voter approval?F133,214211,6810.386245089085083870.613754910914916250%+1Charter Amendment5Board of Public Works; Contracts, Bonds and PaymentsNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00Relating to contracts entered into by the Board of Public Works, and bonds to be given in connection with the same, permitting progressive payments to be provided upon certain terms and conditions. All contracts shall be drawn under the supervision of the City Attorney.P20,5277,0390.74464920554306020.255350794456939750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors6Officers of City to be BondedNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00Officers shall respectively execute official bonds to the City and County.P21,9704,4950.83015303230682040.1698469676931796750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors7Board of Supervisors' Appropriation for Urgent NecessitiesNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00Relating to the appropriation of $100,000 a year by the supervisors for urgent necessities not otherwise provided for by law.P20,9615,3580.79642083665792770.2035791633420722750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors8Composition of Members of Fire Department; Salaries and VacationsNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00Relative to the composition of the personnel of the companies of the Fire Department and the salaries and vacations of the members.P35,0178,3470.80751314454386120.1924868554561387250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors9Taxes or Bonded Indebtedness; Acquisition of Public UtilitiesNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00The City shall have the power to acquire, construct or complete any public utility from funds derived from taxes levied for that purpose, or from funds derived from the sale of bonds issued for that purpose and may operate, maintain, sell or lease any public utility subject to the provisions of this Charter.P20,8615,8580.7807552677869680.2192447322130319250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors10Sale of City-Owned Lands; Future Land AcquisitionsNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00City and County of San Francisco to have power to sell all lands owned by the City and County between Ninth street and Eighteenth street, formerly Mission Creek, and any and all future acquisitions, excepting lands for parks, squares and children's playgrounds.P15,02310,5730.58692764494452250.413072355055477450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors11Changes to Street GradesNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00Relating to the changes or modifications of street grades and the performance of street work in connection therewith.P18,4997,7740.70410687778327560.2958931222167243750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors12Opening, Closing, Widening, Straightening, and Extending of StreetsNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00Relating to the opening, extending, widening, straightening or closing up of streets and the performance of street work in connection therewith, and the condemnation and acquisition of land and property necessary therefor.P18,5018,1090.69526493799323560.3047350620067643750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors13Liability for Damages against the City and its OfficialsNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00No recourse shall be had against the City for damage or loss to person or property due to the defective condition, or lack of repair, of any sidewalk, street, avenue, lane, alley, court, place or sewer.P19,8176,6050.75001892362425250.2499810763757474950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors14Leasing of Real Property of School DepartmentNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00To lease to the highest responsible bidder, for the benefit of the Common School Fund and for a term not exceeding thirty-five years, any real property of the School Department not required for school purposes.P20,4515,7070.78182582766266540.2181741723373346650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors15Board of Supervisors; Power to grant permits for spur tracksNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00To permit spur tracks for industrial purposes only, for purpose of connecting warehouses, manufactories, or other business industries and enterprises with the Belt Line of railroads along the water front or other lines of railroad.P20,50111,5040.64055616309951570.359443836900484350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors16Contract for Official Advertising; Official NewspaperNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00All contracts for official advertising to be let annually to the lowest responsible bidder publishing a daily newspaper with a daily circulation of at least two thousand copies and that has been in in existence for at least two years. Advertising to be construed to mean the advertising and publication of all official reports, orders, ordinances relating to City work. The newspaper awarded such a contract shall be known as the "Official Newspaper".F12,01216,7290.41793952889600220.582060471103997750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors17Regulation of Telephone ChargesNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00To fix and determine by ordinance in the month of February of each year, to take effect on the first day of July thereafter, rates or compensation to be collected for the use of water, heat, light, power or telephonic service.P23,8673,9670.85747646762951790.1425235323704821550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors18Establishment of a Playground CommissionNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00Relating to children's playgrounds and public recreation centers outside of Golden Gate Park, and creating a Playground Commission.P25,8973,5750.87869842562432140.1213015743756786150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors19Board of Health; Members; Appointment to Board and Terms of OfficeNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00Establish a Department of Health, under the management of the Board of Health, which will consist of seven members, to be appointed by the Mayor. Members of the Board to serve without compensation and adopt rules and regulations as necessary for the government of the board.P20,0197,1310.73734806629834250.2626519337016574650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors20Salaries of Members of Police DepartmentNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00Captains shall receive an annual salary of $2400; Lieutenants, an annual salary of $1920; Sergeants, an annual salary of $1680; Corporals, an annual salary of $1560; Uniformed officers, an annual salary of $1464. The police force shall not exceed one officer for each 500 residents.P23,09517,3820.5705709415223460.42942905847765450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors21Salaries of Members and Chief of Department of ElectricityNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00Board of Fire Commissioners and Board of Police Commissioners to elect an electrician, who will have general supervision of the Department of Electricity and will receive an annual salary of $3,000. The number and compensation of assistants and employees of the Department of Electricity will be fixed annually by the Supervisors.P18,86210,8940.63388896357037240.366111036429627650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Auxiliary Water System Bonds, $5,200,000May1119081908-05-11T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $5,200,000 for an auxiliary water system for the City.P21,4881,6360.9292509946376060.0707490053623940566.67%Bond IssueSupervisors2Sewer System Bonds, $4,000,000May1119081908-05-11T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $4,000,000 for the construction of a sewerage system for the City.P21,4011,6450.92862101883190140.0713789811680985866.67%Bond IssueSupervisors3Public School Buildings Bonds, $3,000,000May1119081908-05-11T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,000,000 for the construction of new public school buildings in the City.P21,3971,7010.92635726036886310.0736427396311368966.67%Bond IssueSupervisors4Hospital Bonds, $2,000,000May1119081908-05-11T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $2,000,000 for construction and improvement to the public hospitals in the City.P21,2631,7330.92463906766394150.0753609323360584566.67%Bond IssueSupervisors5Hall of Justice and Jail Bonds, $1,000,000May1119081908-05-11T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $1,000,000 for the construction of a Hall of Justice and a jail facility in the City.P21,1331,8750.91850660639777470.0814933936022253166.67%Bond IssueSupervisors6Sanitary Reduction Work Bonds, $1,000,000May1119081908-05-11T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $1,000,000 for the construction of a garbage disposal plant and to change the methods of the current sanitary system in the City.P20,6532,4230.89499913329866530.1050008667013347266.67%Bond IssueSupervisors1Hetch Hetchy Project AuthorizationNovember1219081908-11-12T00:00:00Shall the City be authorized to purchase as a public utility, a water supply system and water works in the Hetch Hetchy Valley to furnish the City and its inhabitants with a sufficient supply of good, pure water for all purposes?P34,9505,7080.85960942495941760.1403905750405824250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors7Majority RuleNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Provides for majority rule and restores Australian ballot.P33,6717,4690.81844919786096260.1815508021390374350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Hetch Hetchy, Tuolumne River, Lake Eleanor Project Bonds, $600,000November1219081908-11-12T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $600,000 for the purchase of lands, rights and claims to and adjacent to the Hetch Hetchy Valley and Lake Eleanor for the purpose of the construction of a water supply system and water works to furnish the City with a sufficient supply of good, pure water for all purposes. Requires a two-thirds vote to pass.P34,5725,6470.85959372435913370.1404062756408662566.67%Bond IssueSupervisors3County Line Water Company Purchase, $40,000November1219081908-11-12T00:00:00To authorize the City to spend $40,000 on the purchase of the property and operations of the County Line Water Company used in supplying a portion of the City with water.P33,8975,9530.85061480552070270.1493851944792973850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1New City HallJune2219091909-06-22T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,480,000 for the construction of a new City Hall and the purchase of four-and-a-half blocks new Market and Van Ness to constitute a Civic Center.F12,80710,4980.54953872559536580.450461274404634266.67%Bond IssueSupervisors2Polytechnic High School Bond Issue, $600,000June2219091909-06-22T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $600,000 for the construction of Polytechnic High SchoolP17,9795,2100.77532450730950020.224675492690499866.67%Bond IssueSupervisors3Juvenile Detention Home Bond Issue, $160,000June2219091909-06-22T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $160,000 for the construction of a juvenile detention home.F14,9508,2530.64431323535749680.3556867646425031566.67%Bond IssueSupervisors4Telegraph Hill Public Park Bond Issue, $250,000June2219091909-06-22T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $250,000 for the acquisition of lands on Telegraph Hill for the construction of a public park.F14,3348,7840.62003633532312490.3799636646768751566.67%Bond IssueSupervisors5Potrero Public Park Bond Issue, $400,000June2219091909-06-22T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $400,000 for the acquisition of land in the Potrero neighborhood near Kansas, 20th and Connecticut for the construction of a public park.F14,2438,9410.61434610075914420.3856538992408557566.67%Bond IssueSupervisors6Aquatic Park Bond Issue, $500,000June2219091909-06-22T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $500,000 for the acquisition of lands at the northern terminal of Van Ness Avenue for the construction of a public aquatic park.F14,4668,7550.62297058696869210.377029413031307966.67%Bond IssueSupervisors9Glen Park Public Park Bond Issue, $90,000June2219091909-06-22T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $90,000 for the acquisition of lands in the Glen Park District for a public parkF13,4519,5600.58454652122897740.4154534787710225766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors1Municipal (MUNI) Street Railway -- Gray Street Bond Issue, $1,950,000June2419091909-06-24T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $1,950,000 for the acquisition and construction of a public utility namely the Municipal Street Railway along Gray Street.F14,4047,8050.64856589670854160.351434103291458466.67%Bond IssueSupervisors1Lake Eleanor BondsJanuary1419101910-01-14T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of City and County of San Francisco to the amount of $45,000,000 for the purpose of acquisition, construction and completion of a water supply and works to be owned and controlled by the City and County of San Francisco.P32,8861,6090.95335555877663420.046644441223365766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors1Panama-Pacific International ExpositionNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Providing $5,000,000 city bonds for the exposition.P42,0242,1220.95193222489013730.0480677751098627350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Library TrusteesNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Giving the Mayor the appointment of Library Trustees.F11,53927,8130.29322524903435660.706774750965643550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAEmbarcadero Seawall Earthquake Safety BondNovember620182018-11-06T00:00:00SAN FRANCISCO SEAWALL EARTHQUAKE SAFETY BOND, 2018. To protect the waterfront, BART and Muni, buildings, historic piers, and roads from earthquakes, flooding and rising seas by: repairing the 100 year old Embarcadero Seawall; strengthening the Embarcadero; and fortifying transit infrastructure and utilities serving residents and businesses; shall the city issue $425,000,000 in bonds, with a duration up to 30 years from the time of issuance, an estimated tax rate of $0.013/$100 of assessed property value, and estimated annual revenues of up to $40,000,000, with citizen oversight and regular audits? The City's current debt management policy is to keep the property tax rate from City general obligation bonds below the 2006 rate by issuing new bonds as older ones are retired and the tax base grows, though the overall property tax rate may vary based on other factors.P288,14660,2760.82700288730332760.1729971126966724266 ⅔%+1BondBoard of Supervisors4Public UtilitiesNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Enlarging power of city to acquire public utilities.F11,18626,7360.294973893781973530.705026106218026550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors5Municipal RecordNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Providing for the city advertising in Municipal RecordF18,59320,0450.481210207567679460.518789792432320550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors6Petition PercentageNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Reducing petition percentage for direct legislation and recall.P21,65117,6630.55071984534771320.449280154652286750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors8City Election BallotNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Eliminates the party circles from city election ballot.P31,3808,4800.7872553938785750.2127446061214249850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors9Term Limits For SupervisorsNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Four-year term: half Supervisors elected every two years.P21,10811,1300.65475525777033320.3452447422296668350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors10Absence of City OfficialsNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Enlarging the opportunity for absence of city officials.P28,41110,8470.72369962810127870.2763003718987212550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors11Tunnel and Subway ConstructionNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Provides for construction of tunnels and subways.P32,4327,0730.82095937223136320.1790406277686368850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors12Tunnel and Subway Construction (Same As Number 11)November1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Provides for construction of tunnels and subways.P31,5587,3010.81211559741629990.1878844025837000450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors13Sewer AssessmentsNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Exempting sewer assessments from 50 per cent property value clause.F13,00524,5000.34675376616451140.653246233835488650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors14Responsibility For Unaccepted StreetsNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Makes property owners responsible for unaccepted streets.P27,64311,2430.71087280769428580.2891271923057141550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors17Construction of Park MuseumNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Permitting Academy of Sciences to build museum in Park.P34,4904,5610.88320401526209310.1167959847379068450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors18Age Limit For Fire Auxiliary System EmployeesNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Extending age limit of employees in the Auxiliary system.P19,19219,0090.50239522525588330.4976047747441166350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors19Recall of Street Railroad FranchiseNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Permitting city to recall street railroad franchise.P20,46517,6770.53654763777463170.4634523622253683450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors20Street Railroad Franchise RestrictionsNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Adding to restrictions of street railroad franchises.F17,68418,9210.48310340117470290.51689659882529750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors21Tax Levy For PlaygroundsNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Providing 4 to 6 cent tax levy for playgrounds.F12,77923,8510.34886704886704890.651132951132951150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors22Golden Gate Park FundsNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Taking half Golden Gate Park funds for other parks.F16,85520,5040.451163039695923360.548836960304076750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors23Municipal WorkNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Restricting municipal work to the day labor system.F10,89625,6970.29776186702374770.702238132976252350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBCity Privacy GuidelinesNovember620182018-11-06T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to include privacy guidelines and require the City Administrator to propose a privacy ordinance consistent with the guidelines to the Board of Supervisors?P186,758137,5920.57579158316633260.4242084168336673350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of Supervisors25Reducing City Office HoursNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Provides leisure for tax eaters by reducing city office hours.F8,66228,0140.23617624604646090.763823753953539150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors27Fiscal AmendmentsNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Makes fiscal amendments take effect first of fiscal year.P27,38310,2250.7281163582216550.27188364177834550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors28Raising Firemen PensionsNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Raising pensions of firemen retired before year 1900.P30,4608,4150.78353697749196140.216463022508038650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors29Supervisors' SalariesNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Raising the salaries of Supervisors to $200 a month.P20,70917,3960.5434719853037660.456528014696234150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors30Salaries and Positions in Registrar's OfficeNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00More positions and higher salaries in Registrar's office.F12,35326,5500.31753335218363620.682466647816363850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors31Raising SalariesNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Raising salaries of certain employees in Tax Collector's office.F10,10928,3740.262687420419405960.73731257958059450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors32Board of Works -- Positions and MoneyNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00New positions and more money for the Board of Works.F8,79729,6970.228529121421520240.771470878578479750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors33Board of Health -- Positions and MoneyNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00New positions and more money for the Board of Health.F9,47129,4780.243164137718555020.75683586228144550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors34Department of Electricity -- SalariesNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Higher and more salaries in Department of Electricity.F8,25729,6480.217834058831288760.782165941168711350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors35Recorder's SalariesNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Reducing piece rate and increasing salaries in Recorder's office.P21,11818,1630.53761360454163590.462386395458364150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors36Assessor's Office -- Positions and SalariesNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00New positions and higher salaries in Assessor's office.F19,32419,6740.49551259038925070.504487409610749250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors37Taxes For Public SchoolsNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Adding to the portion of taxes for the public schools.F15,02723,5670.389361040576255370.610638959423744650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors38Minimum Wage For City WorkNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Making $3 minimum day's wage on all the city work.P20,97219,3670.5198938992042440.4801061007957559450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors39Police Patrol Drivers' SalariesNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Raising the salaries of the police patrol drivers.F15,25624,6810.382001652602849460.617998347397150550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCity Hall BondsMarch2819121912-03-28T00:00:00Whether bonds are to be issued with which to build a new City Hall and to acquire land adjacent to it upon which will be constructed the San Francisco civic center.P45,1294,0350.91792775201366850.08207224798633146Bond IssueSupervisors1Establishing a Civic CenterDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Board of Supervisors to acquire land bounded by Market Street, Golden Gate Avenue and Franklin Street, for the purpose of establishing a Civic Center. The Board may also authorize the erection of an auditorium by the Panama-Pacific International Exposition Company, or of an opera house, museum, or other structure, provided the ownership of such structure will be vested in the municipality.P50,21024,1450.67527402326676080.3247259767332391650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Panama-Pacific International Exposition SiteDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Board of Supervisors to pass ordinances relating to use and closing of streets; the use, alteration, demolition and control of buildings; installation of water, gas, steam, sewerage and other pipes; use and control of electric light, power; maintenance and control of fire and police protection; any portion of the City and County of San Francisco which has been or may be selected as the site for the holding of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition.P47,96224,7200.6598882804545830.34011171954541750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Establishment of Civil Service CommissionDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00The Mayor will appoint three persons as Civil Service Commissioners, who will constitute the Civil Service Commission. Each of the Commissioners will receive an annual salary of $1200. Supervisors will appropriate annually not less than $12,500 for the expenses of the Commission, and not less than $5,000 additional for the inspection service.P44,40330,5220.59263263263263270.407367367367367450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Elected City OfficialsDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00All these officials will be elected by the people: Assessor - term of four years, annual salary $8000; Coroner- term of four years, also control the Morgue, annual salary of $5,000; Recorder - term of four years, annual salary $5,000; County Clerk - term of four years, annual salary $5,000; Sheriff - term of four years, annual salary $8,000 exclusive of the compensation received for delivery of prisoners and the insane.F14,77958,1530.202640816102670980.797359183897329150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors5Fire Department Company CompositionDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Relating to the composition and duty shifts of the following: Fire Engine Company, Truck Company, Combination Chemical Company, Chemical Company, Water Tower Company, Fire Boat Company, Monitor Battery.F33,64446,1780.421487810378091240.578512189621908850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors6Acquisition and Ownership of Public UtilitiesDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors is empowered to provide by ordinance for the acquisition, construction, extension or condemnation of any public utility and to meet the costs of such acquisition by either issuance of bonds, by a special tax levy or by a tax on assessed property to be used solely for the purpose of construction of public utilities.F20,71949,9750.293080035080770630.706919964919229450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors7Regulations of Board of Elections Commissioners, Registrar of Voters and Deputy RegistrarDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00No Registrar, Deputy Registrar, or member of the Board will, during the term of office be a member of any convention, the purpose of which is to nominate candidates for office, nor hold any municipal office until one year after the end of the term; nor take part in any election except to vote, and when acting as Election Commissioner; nor act as officer of any election or primary election.F26,35144,5510.37165383204987170.628346167950128350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors8Elected City OfficialsDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00All these officials will be elected by the people: Treasurer - term of four years, annual salary $5,000; Auditor- term of four years, annual salary $5,000; Tax Collector - term of two years until the eighth day of January 1914, thereafter, four years, annual salary $5,000; "City Attorney" - term of four years, annual salary $7,000.F5,85563,4710.08445604823587110.91554395176412950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors9Establishment of Department of EnergyDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Department of Electricity will have charge of the construction and maintenance of the Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph and Telephone Systems.F7,11762,2960.102531226139195820.897468773860804150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors10Chief of Police to Select DetectivesDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Chief of Police to select detectives, not to exceed one detective for each eighteen police officers. Chief to designate Captain of Detectives, annual salary, $3,000; Lieutenant of Detectives, annual salary $2400; Detective Sergeants, annual salary $1800.F7,08963,2460.100789080827468540.899210919172531550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors11Chief of Police, Duties and ResponsibilitiesDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Chief of Police - appointed by Board of Police Commissioners for a term of four years, annual salary $6,000, have control of all members of Department, maintain and enforce law, control of City and County prisons.F5,43064,6000.077538197915179210.922461802084820850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors12City Expenses For Holiday CelebrationsDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Establish limits on the following holiday celebrations: National Independence - $2,500; Admission of the State of California into the Union - $1,000; Memorial Day - $500.F32,73538,0240.46262666233270680.537373337667293250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors13Appointed City EmployeesDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00All persons appointed to office must be citizens of the United States, and must, during their employment, reside in the city and county, and must have resided for one year preceding their appointment. Appointees whose duties are performed outside the city will not be subject to those requirementsP41,21530,4740.57491386405166770.425086135948332450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors14City IndebtednessDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00No indebtedness shall be incurred that, together with existing bonded indebtedness, exceeds 15% (percent) of the assessed value of City and County property; provided that bonds-- issued for the Panama-Pacific Exposition and for the acquisition or construction of a water supply-- will be excluded when computing such existing bonded indebtedness.F15,65651,9130.2317038878775770.76829611212242350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors15Property Tax Levy Date, Special TaxesDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00On or before the first Monday of September of each year, the Board of Supervisors shall levy the amount of taxes for City purposes. A special tax may be levied for the following purposes: support of schools, construction of public buildings, acquisition of public utilities, acquisition of lands for city purposes, construction of tunnels, bridges and other permanent structures, repair of sewers, repair and maintenance of streets and for increases of salary or number of officials voted at any election.F13,03954,5970.192781950440593760.807218049559406250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors16Parks TaxDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors shall provide all necessary money for the maintenance, preservation and improvement of said parks, squares, avenues and grounds; annually levy a tax on all property in the City and County not exempt from taxation, not less than five cents nor more than ten cents for each on hundred dollars assessed valuation of property.F30,19438,6270.438732363668066450.561267636331933650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors17Relief For Aged, Indigent and Infirm Volunteer Fire Department FiremanDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00To allow a yearly sum, no greater than $7,500, for the relief of aged, indigent and infirm exempt firemen who served in the Volunteer Fire Department between the years of 1850 and 1866.F35,01435,2160.49856186814751530.501438131852484650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors18Opening, Closing, Widening, Extending any Street, Lane, Alley, Etc.December1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Board of Supervisors shall have the power to order the extending, widening, closing of any street, lane, alley, etc. in the city.P41,02928,3790.59112782388197330.4088721761180267350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors19Tunnels, Subways and ViaductsDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Board of Supervisors are empowered to order construction of and construct any tunnel, subway or viaduct, in, on, under or over any accepted or unaccepted open public street, avenue, lane, alley, place or court within the City or County.P38,87329,9620.56472724631364860.4352727536863514350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors20Improvement of Streets, Procedures and ExpensesDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00The methods for improvement of streets and procedures for expenses relating to same shall not be deemed exclusive. The Board of Supervisors by a vote of not less than two-thirds of its members may by ordinance substitute any method or procedure or amend any method or procedure.P37,49230,8400.54867412047064330.4513258795293566550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors21Improvement of Streets, Bonded IndebtednessDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Bonded indebtedness may be incurred and bonds issued approved by the voters, for the purpose of improvement of streets or any other kind of public work provided that the aggregate amount shall not exceed the amount of $500,000.P37,95530,3710.55549863887831860.4445013611216813750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors22Relief Home Tract, Rancho San MiguelDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors may sell a portion of the Relief Home Tract not adapted to public use, being a portion of the Rancho San Miguel. The proceeds arising from such sale shall be used exclusively for the purchase of other lands adjoining the Relief Home TractP39,11829,4720.57031637264907420.429683627350925850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors23Qualification For Elected or Appointed OfficeDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00No political, religious or partisan qualifications shall be required for election or appointment to any office under the City and County. The right to hold any office or position shall not be limited by sex.P34,77931,8560.52193291813611460.4780670818638853650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors24City Attorney, Collection of TaxesDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00The City Attorney shall commence and prosecute actions for the collection of taxes, by request of the Assessor or Tax Collector.P38,13728,9050.56885236120640790.431147638793592150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors25Election of Justice of the PeaceDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Justices of the Peace shall have and exercise all the powers given them by the General Laws of the State. They shall receive compensation and may appoint such clerks, deputies and employees prescribed by such General Laws.F30,50034,1110.472055841884508830.527944158115491250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors26Police Commission, Police Relief and Pension FundDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00The Board of Police Commissioners shall out of the Police Relief and Pension Fund, provide for the family of any officer, member or employee of the Police Department who has been killed while performing his duty or injured while performing his duty and died within one year from the date of the injury.P36,06233,3920.51922135514153260.480778644858467550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors27Permits To Engage In Sale of LiquorDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Shall permits to engage in the sale of liquor at retail be granted within the districts of San Francisco. A district is defined as embracing not less than fifty (50) city blocks and shall be so arranged that no established election precinct shall be divided and that such district shall be composed of a single parcel of contiguous property.F14,75164,1390.186981873494739520.813018126505260550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors28Board of Police Commissioners, Members, Secretary, MeetingsDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Board of Police Commissioners will consist of three members, who will be appointed by the Mayor, and each of whom will receive an annual salary of $1,200. The Board will elect a President, whose term is one year, and will appoint a Secretary, who will receive an annual salary of $2,400. The Board will hold weekly meetings; the Secretary is responsible for keeping minutes of the proceedings.F31,97136,3100.468226885956561870.531773114043438250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors29Board of Police Commissioners, Vacations and Leaves of AbsenceDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Board of Police Commissioners is empowered to make rules and regulations concerning discipline, leaves of absence and vacations without loss of pay for Department employees, provided that the Department employees have been employed in the Department continuously for twelve months, and that the vacations not exceed a period of fifteen days.F15,68951,9310.232017154687962130.767982845312037950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors30Bureau of Chief of SuppliesDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Provide for and regulate the purchase, storage and distribution of all supplies for various offices and departmentsP35,54231,5690.52960021456989170.4703997854301083550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors31Board of Police Commissioners, Investigations, Hearings, SubpoenasDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00The Board of Police Commissioners shall have the power to initiate and conduct investigations, subpoena witnesses and hear testimony relating to all matters concerning the affairs of the Police Department.P36,15631,2750.53619255238688430.4638074476131156550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors32Substation For Fire Alarm and Police Telegraph and Telephone System in Jefferson SquareDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Board of Supervisors shall be empowered by ordinance to establish substation for fire alarm and police telegraph and telephone system in Jefferson Square.P38,78729,4320.56856594203960780.4314340579603922550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors33Department of Public Works shall be under the direction and management of the Director of Public Works.December1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Provides that the Department of Public Works shall be under the direction and management of the Director of Public Works, who shall be appointed and hold office at the pleasure of the Mayor. The Director of Public Works shall be paid a salary to be fixed by the Board of Supervisors upon recommendation by the Mayor, not to exceed $15,000 a year. The Director of Works shall hold public meetings at least once a week, at which heads of bureaus shall be present, and advise concerning the work of the department. The Director of Works shall appoint a secretary at a salary of $250 a month.F27,95639,9330.411789833404527960.58821016659547250%+1Charter AmendmentNA34Franchises For Construction, Maintenance and Operation of Public UtilitiesDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Board of Supervisors shall have power to grant franchises for construction, maintenance and operation of street railways, gas, electric and water works, telephone systems and other public utilities upon, over, under or across the streets and public places of the City and County of San Francisco.P33,81436,3110.48219607843137260.517803921568627450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors35Levy of Taxes For Bonded IndebtednessDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors at the time of levying the municipal tax shall levy another tax sufficient to pay the annual interest on all bonds sold or authorized to be sold and to provide for sinking fund payments under the terms of said bonds.F12,67351,1650.19851812400137850.801481875998621550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors36Library Bonds, Authorization To SellDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00Board of Supervisors is authorized to sell certain bonds authorized at an election, and described as "Library Bonds."P35,87831,6770.53109318333209980.4689068166679002450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors37Establishment of City Planning CommissionDecember1019121912-12-10T00:00:00The City Planning Commission will devise plans for the improvement and beautification of San Francisco. City Planning Commission members will not receive compensation and not be subject to any prohibition forbidding officials from holding more than one office or position.P34,35533,7470.50446389239669910.495536107603300950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Geary-Street Road AgreementApril2319131913-04-23T00:00:00Extending Geary and Sutter street car tracks to run through to the ferry.P38,08621,8610.6353278729544430.364672127045556950%+1PropositionSupervisors2Telephone Rate ScheduleApril2219131913-04-22T00:00:00An ordinance fixing telephone ratesP30,71027,8010.5248585736015450.4751414263984549750%+1PropositionSupervisors3Recall of Police Judge WellerApril2219131913-04-22T00:00:00Recall of Police Judge Weller.P30,75129,9270.50678994034081550.493210059659184650%+1PropositionSupervisors1Municipal Street Railway System Bonds, $3,500,000August2619131913-08-26T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,500,000 for the acquisition and construction of any municipal street railway system from the Embarcadero to terminals at the Panama-Pacific International Exposition grounds, and the Presidio Military Reservation, and various other avenues.P51,45213,7820.78872980347671460.211270196523285466.67%Bond IssueSupervisors1Changing the Limit of Taxation For Various City PurposesMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Authorizes changing the limit of taxation in order to provide for cost of elections, increased expenses voted by the people, cost of School Department and Library, and various other city purposes.P30,18420,7300.59284283301253090.4071571669874690750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2City Stationery and SuppliesMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00All printed stationery and printed supplies furnished the City and County, except election ballots, shall bear the imprint of the label of the Allied Printing Trades Council.F18,62331,6500.37043741173194360.629562588268056450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Work and Supply ContractsMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Contracts for work and supplies may be awarded to other than the lowest bidder, provided the amount does not exceed 10% (percent) of the lowest bid and the work or articles are to be produced in industries established in San Francisco and performed under conditions fair to union labor, and under conditions of responsibility and expedition.F14,54534,7430.295102256127252050.70489774387274850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Municipal Powers Board of SupervisorsMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Provides for the exercise of municipal powers in accordance with provision of the State Constitution.F16,14528,2690.36351150538118610.636488494618813850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors5Reduction of Bonded IndebtednessMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Reduces the limit of bonded debt to 8% (percent) of assessed valuation, and exempts bonds issued for water supply and works in computing such indebtedness.F14,14431,0580.31290650856156810.687093491438431950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors6Payment of City TaxesMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Authorizes the Supervisors to postpone time of payment of City and County taxes until the second Monday in January.P23,38723,0340.50380215850584860.4961978414941513650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors7Supply, Contracts, Open Market PurchasesMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Modifies the system of making contracts for annual supplies, provides certain supplies may be contracted for shorter periods than one year or for immediate delivery, regulates non-contract purchases, provides for open market purchases at less price than bids submitted, reduces certified checks from 10% (percent) to 5%(percent) and a method of supplying supplies for works outside the City.F16,28829,6550.354526260801427850.645473739198572150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors8Regulation of Water, Heat, Light, Telegraph and Telephone Appliances in Public StreetsMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00To regulate and control the location, quantity and quality of all appliances that furnish water, heat, light, power, telephonic and telegraphic service on the public streets and grounds of the City and County; to acquire, regulate and control any and all appliances for sprinkling and cleaning City and County streets, and for flushing sewers.F16,32930,0460.35210781671159030.647892183288409750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors9City Advertising in Daily Paper, Municipal RecordsMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors shall contract for doing all or any portion of the advertising required by the City and County. Advertising shall be defined as the advertising and publication of official reports, orders, etc., and all notices relating to City work. The Board may publish a weekly newspaper called the "Municipal Record," which will include all matters of municipal interest and shall be known as the "official newspaper."F17,63827,8460.38778471550435320.612215284495646850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors10Concerning Publication of Bills and Ordinances Prior To PassageMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Reduces the number of publications of bills and ordinances prior to passage from five times to three times.F16,73628,1360.372972009270814750.627027990729185250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors11Civil Service ExtensionMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00To confirm without examination all employees under civil service who have been employed by the City for more than one year and to make probationary, civil service employees who have served more than six months and less than one year.F16,08234,9040.31541991919350410.684580080806495950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors12Civil Service Promotional ListsMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Requires civil service examination within sixty days after exhaustion or abolition of eligible list or creation of new position; requires certification of highest eligible; appointing power to express reasons for specifying sex requirement; all promotional lists to be abolished after three years.F18,90727,5050.407373093165560640.592626906834439450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors13City Retirement and Pension Plan For Municipal Employees Other Than Police and Fire EmployeesMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Authorizes the Supervisors to submit to the voters an ordinance providing for the retirement and pensioning of municipal employees other than members of the Police and Fire Departments, such ordinance to provide for a fund to be accumulated from contributions of employees and such contributions from the City and County as the voters may authorize.F13,00835,5480.267896861355960140.732103138644039950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Responsibility of treasurer for public fundsNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00Relating to the custody by the Treasurer of public funds and authorizing their deposit in certain banks upon certain terms and conditions. Treasurer shall receive and safely keep all moneys which shall be paid into the Treasury.P22,4255,2850.80927463009743770.1907253699025622550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors14Unemployment FundMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Provides for a fund for the relief of unemployed, and a tax not to exceed one cent on each one hundred dollars assessed valuation and prescribing the method of expenditure.F14,07734,6570.288853777650100560.711146222349899450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors15Payment on ContractsMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Provides that progress payments on contracts shall not exceed 90% (percent) of value of work performed instead of 75% (percent) as at present.F7,48737,3990.166800338635654770.833199661364345250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors16Street Work, Street Improvement, Powers of Board of SupervisorsMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors is empowered to adopt by an ordinance passed by the vote of at least three-fourths of its members any general law of the State of California now in force and effect, relating to and providing for street work or street improvements in municipalities, the cost and expense of such work; all powers and provisions shall be applicable to such work or improvements and to the cost and expense in the City and County of San Francisco.F10,20733,5500.233265534657311980.766734465342688150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors17Street Grades, Methods For Changing, Delinquent AssessmentsMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Relates to method of collecting delinquent assessments in proceedings changing street grades; method for changing street grades shall not be exclusive, but Supervisors may provide for alternative methods.F9,44534,8900.213037103868275620.786962896131724350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAPublic Utilities Revenue BondsJune520182018-06-05T00:00:00Shall the City authorize the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission to issue revenue bonds to build or improve the City's clean power facilities, with approval by two-thirds of the Board of Supervisors, and prohibit the PUC from financing construction of power plants that generate electricity from fossil fuels or nuclear power?P181,63853,5720.77223757493303860.2277624250669614350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of Supervisors19City Expenses For Holiday CelebrationMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Reduces from $2,500 to $1,500 the amount allowed for the celebration of the Fourth of July, and provides that $1,000 be divided between Admission Day and Columbus Day.F18,54628,8310.39145576967726960.608544230322730450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors20Tax For Publicity PurposesMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Gives Supervisors power to levy tax of not more than one cent of $100 of assessed valuation, to be used for publicity purposes.F18,10629,2470.38236225793508330.617637742064916750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors21Superintendent of Schools, Member of Board of EducationMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00The Superintendent of Schools of the City and County shall be elected by the qualified electors at each gubernatorial election. He shall be a member of the Board of Education and receive an annual salary of $4,000.P25,30722,0540.53434260256329050.4656573974367095350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors22Initiative, Referendum and Recall PetitionsMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Protects initiative, referendum and recall petitions from misrepresentation and fraud and provides that no candidate shall contest at a recall electionF22,60023,4200.491090830073880940.508909169926119150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors23Unclaimed PropertyMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00All unclaimed property and money that has been in the custody of the Property Clerk for one year shall be sold at public auction (with the exception of firearms and other deadly weapons, which must be destroyed), after having been five times advertised in the official newspaper. Proceeds of such sales shall be paid into the treasury of the Police Relief and Pension Fund.P27,78719,5130.58746300211416490.412536997885835150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors11Bay Bridges Exposition on the Mainland Bonds, 1938May219351935-05-02T00:00:00Will you favor a bond issue if needed to finance an exposition on the mainland?F36,67688,3460.29335636927900690.706643630720993150%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors24Police Commission, Permit for the Sale of LiquorMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Gives the Police Commission control over all places where liquor is sold in quantities less than two gallons instead of less than one quart as at present.F18,22332,9560.35606401062935970.643935989370640350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors25Parks TaxMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Increases the maximum tax levy for parks, etc., from seven cents to nine cents on each $100 of assessed valuation.F15,30331,9480.323866161562718250.676133838437281750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors26Office of the Sheriff, Salary of Jail GuardsMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Increases the salary of 22 jail guards in the Sheriff's Office from $600 to $900 each, per year.F15,27334,1400.30908870135389470.690911298646105250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors27Police Department, Changes to Ranks and SalariesMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Provides for a Captain - annual salary of $3000, and Lieutenant of Detectives - annual salary of $2400, to be appointed from the force at large; increases the number of lieutenants to three in 100 patrolmen instead of two in 100; increases the detective force by fifteen; abolishes grade of corporal and makes present corporals sergeants - annual salary of $1800.F13,27236,1610.26848461554022620.731515384459773850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors28Salary Increase of Copyists in Recorder's OfficeMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Increases the pay of copyists in the Recorder's Office from six to seven cents per folio (page), but salary shall not exceed $125 per month.F16,22332,4560.333264857536103850.666735142463896150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors29Salary Increase for Hydrantmen and Firemen on Fire BoatsMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Increases the salary of Hydrantmen and firemen on the fire boats from $1200 to $1440 per year for each.F11,61837,9370.23444657451316720.765553425486832850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors30Salary of the Members of the Board of HealthMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Gives the seven members of the Board of Health a yearly salary of $1200 each.F7,82040,0650.163307925237548280.836692074762451750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors31Board of Election Commissioners, Candidate RegulationsMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00No member of the Board of Election Commissioners, nor the Registrar of Voters, nor the Deputy Registrar shall be a member of any convention to nominate candidates for office except they may be by resolution of Board of Supervisors elected to municipal office to frame or revise a municipal charter or elected as a delegate to a State Constitutional Convention.F7,73538,1510.168569934184718660.831430065815281350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors32Secretary to Mayor, Salary IncreaseMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Increases the salary of the Mayor's Secretary from $2400 to $3600 per year.F3,78345,2390.077169434131614380.922830565868385650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors33Secretary of Board of Public Works, Salary IncreaseMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Increases the salary of the Secretary of the Board of Public Works from $1800 to $3000 per year.F4,05247,6700.078341904798731680.921658095201268350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors34Playground Commissioners, Term of OfficeMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Fixes the term of office of Playground Commissioners from one to four years.F22,57224,3340.481217754658252670.518782245341747350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors35City Property Exchange, Sutro EstateMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Permits the Board of Supervisors to exchange city property on Van Ness Avenue, between Fell and Hayes streets, for not less than 40 acres of Sutro Estate property north of Lincoln Park.F18,29031,0840.370437882286223540.629562117713776550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors36Salary Increases, Municipal Employees, Dates to BeginMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Except as otherwise provided, all Charter amendments submitted and adopted, or all that may hereafter be adopted, that increase the salary of any municipal officer or employee shall not take effect until the end of the fiscal year in which such amendments are ratified by the Legislature of the State of California.P26,87920,2690.57009841350640530.429901586493594650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Spring Valley Water Company Bond Acquisition, $34,5000,000April2019151915-04-20T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $34,500,000 for the acquisition of the existing property and plant of the Spring Valley Water Company by the City in connection with and as part of the system of water supply heretofore authorized by the electors of the City on January 14, 1910, and known as the Lake Eleanor Tuolumne System.F39,95133,4550.54424706427267520.455752935727324766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors8Prohibition of Loitering, Picketing, Carrying Signs or Speaking in a Loud Voice in Public Streets or PlacesNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00It shall be unlawful for any person in or on any public street or place in the City to speak loud or cry out or proclaim for the purpose of influencing any person to refrain from entering any work or place of business, or for the purpose of influencing any person to refrain from purchasing any good or merchandise, or for the purpose of influencing any person to refrain from performing any work at any factory or business, or for the purpose of intimidating any person who is performing any work or seeking any work at any factory or business.F74,02868,2990.52012618828472460.479873811715275450%+1OrdinanceInitiative49An ordinance imposing a license upon the business of selling liquor, etc.November319141914-11-03T00:00:00An ordinance imposing a license upon the business of selling liquor, etc.F35,11567,9950.340558626709339560.659441373290660450%+1OrdinanceSupervisors9Prohibition of Public Speaking on Streets and in Public ParksNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00It shall be unlawful for any person to make or deliver any public speech, lecture or address in any street or public park in the City except that such person shall apply for and receive a permit from the Board of Supervisors to do so.F65,44668,7550.48767147785784010.512328522142159850%+1OrdinanceInitiative10Operation of Jitney Buses on City StreetsNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Jitney Buses may operate on all City streets at all times, subject to such traffic regulations as the Police Department by law exercises over all vehicular traffic. Jitney buses must run to the end of the routes indicated by their terminal signals, but may take side or special trips on routes other than five or ten cent routes.F59,57379,8660.42723341389424770.572766586105752450%+1OrdinanceSupervisors11Creating the position of City and County Attorney in Place of City AttorneyNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Provides for the creation of the position of "City and County Attorney" in place of the established "City Attorney" position, with a salary of $10,000 per year and to be appointed by the Mayor until January 8, 1922.F31,90094,5670.252239714708184740.747760285291815350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors12Election of Municipal Officers; Sample Ballots; Election ResultsNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Changes to "municipal elections" and elected officers required by the Charter; changes to the printing of the sample ballots including rotation of candidate names; changes to the counting of election returns and the determination of election results.P75,39044,8760.62686045931518460.373139540684815350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors13Terms, Salary and Appointment of Police JudgesNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Providing for the appointment of Police Judges by the Mayor for six year terms and for night sessions of Police Court. Each judge shall receive an annual salary of $3600.F42,25384,2130.33410560941280660.665894390587193450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors14Alternative Salary of Police JudgesNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00To provide for a monthly salary for Police Judges of $400 per month instead of $300 per month as at present.F26,21098,9100.209478900255754470.790521099744245650%+1Charter AmendmentNA15Tax Levy RefundNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00To provide that when a tax levy made prior to the adoption of this amendment has been declared illegal by the California Supreme Court, all of the tax levy shall be refunded to property owners, regardless of whether protest has or has not been made. A special tax to refund the amount necessary may be levied.F50,31861,0980.451622747181733340.548377252818266750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors16Municipal Work Contracts; Eight Hour Day and $3.00 Per Day Minimum WageNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Provides that all contracts or sub-contracts for municipal work in California shall require an eight hour day and a $3.00 per day minimum wage for employment of San Francisco workers.P82,85142,8450.65913792006109980.340862079938900250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors17Gift of Public AquariumNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Gives the Board of Supervisors power to accept a gift of a public aquarium and appropriate not less than $20,000 for maintenance of same.P76,42845,1530.6286179583981050.3713820416018950350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors18Fireman's Relief FundNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Gives the Board of Fire Commissioners additional control of the Fireman's Relief Fund.P63,02252,4900.54558833714246140.454411662857538650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors19Police Relief and Pension FundNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Gives Board of Police Commissions additional control of the Police Relief and Pension Fund.P60,29953,5140.52980766696247350.4701923330375264450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors20Contributions to Police Relief and Pension FundNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00The Treasurer shall retain from each member of the Police force, $2.00 per month which shall be paid into the Police Relief and Pension Fund. There shall be annual tax levied, collected and apportioned to the said fund to meet and pay all demands on the fund including any deficit that may exist for fiscal year ending June 30, 1917.F36,62575,8930.32550347499955560.674496525000444350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors21Salary Increase for Treasurer and BookkeeperNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Increases the annual salary of the Treasurer to $8000 from $4000 and the annual salary of the Bookkeeper to $2400 from $2100.F13,572112,4870.107663871679134370.892336128320865650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors22Land Acquisition TaxNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Authorizes the Board of Supervisors to submit to the voters an Ordinance providing for a special tax for the purchase of land or acquisition of improvements, and may extend over a number of years, not to exceed ten. A majority vote adopts the Ordinance.F33,35777,5580.30074381282964430.699256187170355650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors23School Lots Reserved Under Van Ness OrdinanceNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Provides that certain school lots west of Arguello Boulevard and reserved under the provisions of the Van Ness Ordinance, may be sold and the proceeds to be used exclusively to purchase additions to new or existing sites for school purposes. The lots may be sold only when the Board of Education determines the lots are inadequate for school purposes.P79,49638,8280.67185017409823880.328149825901761350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors24Protecting Initiative, Referendum and Recall ElectionsNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Provides for the protection of petitions for initiative, referendum and recall elections from fraud and forgery and to reduce the expense in verifying such petitions, and of such elections.P83,05329,8400.73567891720478680.2643210827952131650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors25Filing of Bonds for Municipal Work ContractsNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Provides for bonds of contractors for contracts awarded for municipal and street work to protect persons furnishing materials, labor, etc., for such work.P94,81622,2650.80983250911761940.1901674908823805850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors26Changes in Street Grades; Installment Payments for AssessmentsNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Granting the Board of Supervisors by Ordinance to provide a procedure for changes to street grades and street work and providing for installment payments for assessments.P66,55642,6280.60957649472450170.3904235052754982450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors27Procedures for Street Work; Limitations to Installment PaymentsNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00To provide additional power to Board of Supervisors by Ordinance to provide procedures for street work and for limiting the amount of installment payments of assessments.P62,40342,5340.59467108836730610.405328911632693950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors28Treasurer's Responsibilities Concerning Public MoneyNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00To provide that written consent of the Auditor and the Chairman of the Finance Committee of the Board of Supervisors, in addition to that of the Mayor, be required to select depository of public money. The Treasurer shall be responsible for all deposits and records concerning public money. The Treasurer shall not be responsible for any loss of public money resulting from the deposit thereof when made in accordance with the provisions of this act.P61,84347,7480.56430728800722680.4356927119927731550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors29Civil Service ExtensionNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00To extend civil service to all departments and offices with some exceptions and to confirm without examination all employees under civil service who have been employed by the City for more than one year and to make probationary, civil service employees who have served more than six months and less than one year.F44,52674,8890.37286773018465020.627132269815349950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors30Establishes the Department of Weights and MeasuresNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Provides for the creation of the Department of Weights and Measures, following the State law and placing the Department under the Civil Service. The Sealer of Weights and Measures shall be appointed by the Board of Supervisors. The salary of the Sealer and all other Department employees shall be set by law.P81,89339,3060.67569039348509470.3243096065149052650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors31Election of Police Judges; Mayor to Appoint VacanciesNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Provides for the election of Police Judges for a term of six years and for the holding of night sessions of Police Court at the discretion of the Mayor. The Mayor shall appoint an eligible person to serve the unexpired term of a Police Judge in the event of a vacancy. The Mayor may also appoint one judge as presiding judge.F39,69383,1580.323098713075188670.676901286924811350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors32Salary Increase for Police JudgesNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Provides for an increase of salary of Police Judges from $300 to $400 per month.F17,721110,8590.13782081194587030.862179188054129750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors33Fire Department; Two Tours of DutyNovember719161916-11-07T00:00:00Provides for a two platoon system within the Fire Department, whereby firemen shall be on duty not to exceed 14 consecutive hours. Each period of 24 hours shall be divided up into two tours of duty - one from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM and one from 6:00 PM to 8:00 AM. Officers and members shall alternate at intervals of not more than one week.P80,01967,6750.54178910449984430.458210895500155750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Public School Bonds, $13,500,000October3019171917-10-30T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $13,500,000 for the acquisition, construction, completion and equipment of permanent buildings and improvements for public schools and for the acquisition of necessary lands therefor.P37,6197,4850.83405019510464710.1659498048953529666.67%Bond IssueSupervisors26Relief for Dependents of Soldiers and Sailors and MarinesNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00To create a fund to be known as the "Fund for the relief of dependents of soldiers, sailors and marines now or hereafter serving in the Army or Navy of the United States in the war now being waged by the United States." Board of Supervisors to levy a tax for three years of not less than two cents and not more than four cents on each $100 assessed valuation to be collected and deposited with the Treasurer for credit to said fund. A Commission is to be established by the Mayor to regulate the fund.F24,37954,9740.30722215921263220.692777840787367850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors27Acquisition of and Payment for Any Public UtilityNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00To empower the Board of Supervisors to adopt by ordinance of two thirds of the members procedures for acquisition of and payment for public utilities for the City. To call for an election to adopt an ordinance for the acquisition and payment of any public utility to be approved by two thirds of the qualified electors at such election.F33,22337,7990.467784630114612350.532215369885387650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Airport Bonds, $2,850,000November219371937-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness for the enlargement and improvement of the San Francisco Airport in San Mateo County.P108,57346,6830.69931596846498690.3006840315350131666.67%Bond IssueSupervisors28Pension of Fire Department and Police Department Members Serving in the Armed ForcesNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00Fire Department members who are serving in the military or naval forces of United States in any war shall not be deemed to be in absence from the Department as far as continuity of service is required for pension entitlement.P44,61532,8810.57570713327139470.4242928667286053350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors29Municipal Employees, Leaves of Absence for Military or Naval ServiceNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00Persons who are serving in the Army or Navy of the United States as of April 6, 1917 shall be granted a leave of absence from their municipal position and shall retain their Civil Service standing with certain provisions.P49,88224,8470.66750525231168620.332494747688313850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors30Civil Service Commission; Standardization of Compensation; Elimination of PositionsNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00Civil Service Commission to be empowered to standardize salaries and base the standardization on the importance of the duties of the position and the efficiency and length of service of the employee; to abolish unnecessary positions where investigation shows the work can be consolidated with other positions; to make temporary or permanent transfers of employees covering similar duties and compensation.F34,84635,9170.49243248590365020.507567514096349850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors31Method of Counting Votes at ElectionsNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00Ballots cast at precincts shall not be counted at the precinct but shall be locked as soon as the polls are closed. Boxes shall be sent with not less than two precinct officers to the Registrar of Voters Office. Boxes shall be labeled and Registrar of Voters shall provide the methods for counting, tallying and certifying each vote cast.P35,19634,5150.50488445152128070.495115548478719350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors32Power to Impose License TaxesNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00License taxes shall be imposed for purposes of regulation and collection of and revenue generated from shall be provided to the City.F18,26751,2010.262955605458628450.737044394541371650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors33Permits for Pawnbrokers, Peddlers and Similar CallingsNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00To empower the Board of Supervisors to grant or refuse to grant permits to any person engaged or desiring to engage in business as a pawnbroker, peddler, junk-shop keeper, used merchandise dealer, auctioneer or similar business or calling. Such permits may be subject to inspection and complaints to revoke must be in writing.P37,79834,1960.52501597355335170.4749840264466483350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors34Acceptance of Gift of Ignatz Steinhart, Deceased, for Erection and Completion of an AquariumNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00To empower the Board of Supervisors to accept the gift of Ignatz Steinhart, deceased, in the amount of $250,000 for the erection and completion of and Aquarium to be located in Golden Gate Park for the use and enjoyment of the people. To accept the management and operation of the Aquarium to be under the direction of the California Academy of Sciences.P57,41019,0640.75071266051206940.2492873394879305350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors35Establishment of Markets, Abattoirs, Pipelines, Reservoirs and Other Similar UtilitiesNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00The City shall have the right and power to purchase, lease, construct, condemn and establish, own, maintain and operate the following utilities: markets, markethouses, depots, coal and fuel yards, oil stations, pipelines, reservoirs, cattle yards, abattoirs, storage plants, ice plants, elevators, warehouses, shipping facilities, delivery services and any and all lands, buildings structures, equipment, etc., for the operation of such utilities.F28,81743,0400.401032606426652950.59896739357334750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors36School Lots Reserved Under Ordinance No. 800 of March 27, 1868November519181918-11-05T00:00:00Provides that certain school lots west of Arguello Boulevard and reserved under the provisions of Ordinance No. 800, may be sold and the proceeds to be used exclusively to purchase additions to new or existing sites for school purposes. The lots may be sold only when the Board of Education determines the lots are inadequate for school purposes.P38,75726,4100.59473353077477860.4052664692252213650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors37Board of Education to Oversee School DepartmentNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00School Department shall be under the control of the Board of Education. The Board of Education shall be composed of seven members appointed by the Mayor and shall serve without compensation. The Board shall elect one of its number President. The Board shall meet at least twice a month and establish rules for its proceedings. Records of its proceedings shall be considered public records.F27,68453,0400.34294633566225660.657053664337743450%+1Charter AmendmentInitiative38City Payments to be Authorized by AuditorNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00No contracts shall be made nor assessments paid unless the Auditor shall indorse his certificate that a balance of the appropriation or fund applicable is sufficient to pay the estimated expense of executing such contract or such assessment.P35,87032,0200.52835469141257920.471645308587420850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors39Board of Supervisors to Authorize Payment of Compensation for Public WorkNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00The Supervisors may by ordinance authorize and provide for the payment through the agency of any regularly licensed bank in the State of California of wages, salaries or compensation due to any person or persons engaged on public work in the City.P36,78531,8020.53632612594223390.4636738740577660650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Sewer Bonds, $5,000,000November219371937-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness 0f $5,000,000 for the construction of new sewers and the repair of old sewers within the City.F90,57060,2890.60036192736263660.3996380726373633466.67%Bond IssueSupervisors40Board of Public Works to Oversee Operation of all City-Owned Public UtilitiesNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00The Board of Public Works shall have charge and control of all construction, maintenance and operation of any and all public utilities owned, controlled or operated by the City.P35,65534,7830.50618984071097980.493810159289020150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors41Sale of Bonds for Less Than ParNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors is authorized to sell all bonds below the par or face value. Such price shall not be less than that which will net the purchaser 5 1/2 % (percent) interest per year according to the standard table of bond values.F31,01938,3980.44685019519714190.553149804802858150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors42Limit of Bonded IndebtednessNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00No indebtedness shall be incurred for the acquisition, construction or completion of any public utility which together with the existing bonded indebtedness of the City shall exceed at any one time 10% (percent) of the assessed value of all real and personal property in the City. Any bonded indebtedness incurred for the acquisition, construction or completion of any earning public utility will be exempt from this section.F23,52543,9940.34842044461558970.651579555384410450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors43Playground Commissioners; Term of OfficeNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00Playground Commissioners shall be seven in number, five of whom shall be appointed by the Mayor for a term of four years. Three of the members appointed by the Mayor shall be men and two shall be women. The President of the Board of Education shall be the sixth member and either the President of the Park Commission or the Superintendent of Golden Gate Park shall be the seventh member. None of the Commissioners shall receive compensation for his or her services.F32,24233,9120.48737793633038060.512622063669619450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors44Gateman and Hydrantman Positions in the Fire DepartmentNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00Any person who has served in the position of gateman or hydrantman in the Fire Department for a period of one year continuously is hereby declared to be appointed to the position and to be entitled to all the benefits of the position.F32,87838,1000.463213953619431350.536786046380568650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors45Civil Service ExtensionNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00To allow for any person serving in any position in any of the offices or departments included in this amendment for a period of one year continuously and who shall be employed in said offices at the approval of this amendment shall be declared to be appointed to the position according to the provisions of this Charter and to be entitled to all the benefits of the position.F21,53049,8950.30143507175358770.698564928246412450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors46Police Patrol DriversNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00In addition to the Police Force, there shall be three patrol drivers for each police company. Each patrol driver shall receive a yearly salary of not less than $1464 and for purposes of a pension shall be considered part of the Police Force.P42,54637,4670.53173859247872220.468261407521277850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors47Salary Increase for Uniformed Force of Police DepartmentNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00The following positions shall receive annual salaries in the following amounts: Chief Clerk, Property Clerk, Captain - $2640; Lieutenants - $2160; Sergeants - $1920; Corporals - $1800; Captain of Detectives - $3000; Uniformed Officers - $1704.P48,76941,5040.54023905265140180.459760947348598150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors48Salary Increase for Officers and Members of Fire DepartmentNovember519181918-11-05T00:00:00Fire Department members who receive an annual salary of $1860 or less shall during the five years commencing on July 1, 1919, receive $20 per month in addition to the salaries specified.P59,80532,8360.64555650306020020.354443496939799950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors21Charge for Excavation of Sub-Sidewalk Areas of Public StreetsNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00Every person who excavates, or maintains an area extending into such street, shall be required to pay for the use of such area, a sum equal to four percent of the amount produced by multiplying the number of square feet of such area by a sum equal to 1/10 of the land value of the average square foot of the lot abutting such area.F40,09679,1070.336367373304363170.663632626695636850%+1OrdinanceMayor22Organ Recitals at Exposition AuditoriumNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors shall arrange and provide for a weekly series of organ recitals at Exposition Auditorium whenever said building is available. An organist shall be employed and paid for his services at $100 for each recital where an admission fee is charged not to exceed $5,000 in any one year.P61,58157,8920.5154386346705950.4845613653294049750%+1OrdinanceSupervisors23Chief of Police; Appointment and Duties; Police SurgeonNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00The Chief of Police shall be appointed by the Board of Police Commissioners, serve for 4 years and have an annual salary of $6,000. He shall control, manage and direct the department and have the power to suspend temporarily any member of the department. He shall have control of such prisons as are not under the control of the Sheriff. There shall be a Police Surgeon appointed who shall have an annual salary of $1860.P86,74252,6860.62212754970307260.3778724502969274550%+1Charter AmendmentInitiative24Police Department; Women Protective Officers; Police MatronsNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00The Board of Police Commissioners may appoint three women protective officers and four police matrons to receive an annual salary equal to the salary of a police officer and to be subject to the provisions and entitled to the benefits of other department employees.P74,19449,1250.60164289363358450.398357106366415650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors25Teachers in Civil Service; Teachers' Salary Fund; Common School FundNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00Employees of the School Department including teachers to be part of the Civil Service System. Establishing regulations for disbursement of all moneys belonging to the School Department, the Common School Fund and the Teachers' Salary Fund. A separate fund shall be designated "The School Buildings and Grounds Funds" for school buildings and the land necessary by the levy of a tax of not less than ten cents and not more than fifteen cents of each $100 assessed valuation.F61,97569,8060.470287826014372360.529712173985627650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors26Purchase of Annual Supplies and Contracts for SameNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors shall have the power to purchase supplies and award contracts for same for a period of less than one year or it may authorize purchase at one time for a quantity of supplies not to exceed that which is necessary for one year. Every bid for any contract shall be accompanied by an affidavit of the bidder.F35,80776,0740.320045405386079840.679954594613920250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors27Establishment of a City Retirement SystemNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors on the vote of 14 members and with the approval of the Mayor are empowered to establish a retirement system and to provide for death benefits for public employees other than policemen and firemen and elective officers and officers appointed by the Mayor.P79,09049,4370.61535708450364510.384642915496354950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors28Limit on Bonded IndebtednessNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00No indebtedness shall be incurred for the acquisition or construction of any public utility which together with the existing bonded indebtedness shall exceed at any one time 15% (percent) of the assessed value of all real and personal property in the City, with the exception of bonds for the Panama Canal Exposition and any bonded indebtedness already incurred or that may hereafter be incurred for the acquisition and construction of a water supply or water works.F55,68166,9700.453979176688327050.54602082331167350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors29Sale of Bonds for Less Than Par; Limit to Rate of Interest on Future BondsNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors is hereby authorized to sell certain bonds described as "School Bonds" and "Water Bonds" below the par or face value, not to be less than that which will net the purchaser 5 1/2% (percent) according to the standard table of bond values. The interest on bonds hereafter may be fixed at any rate not in excess of 5 1/2% per year.P74,65245,9790.6188459019654980.381154098034501950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors30Acquisition of Public UtilitiesNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00The mode and procedure for the acquisition of any utility in whole or in part shall not be deemed exclusive. The Board of Supervisors by not less than a two-thirds vote may adopt an ordinance providing for the mode and procedure for acquisition by purchase of any public utility in whole or in part. Said ordinance must be approved by a majority of the electors and such acquisition by bonded indebtedness must be approved by a two-thirds vote of the electors.P75,85349,5310.60496554584316970.395034454156830250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors31Signature of City Officials to be Valid Until Delivery of BondsNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00In case any of the officers whose signatures appear on the bonds shall cease to be such officers before the delivery of such bonds to the purchaser, such signatures shall nevertheless be valid for all purposes, the same as if they had remained in office until the delivery of the bonds.P78,56132,7310.70589979513352260.2941002048664773750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors32Control of the Wharves, Waterfront and HarborNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors of the Board of Public Works shall continue their control and management of the wharves, waterfront and harbor of San Francisco until such time as the lands situated on the City side of the Bay transfer from the jurisdiction of the Board of State Harbor Commissioners to the jurisdiction of the Board of Supervisors or the Board of Public Works. Thereafter, the Board of Supervisors or the Board of Public Works will have the authority to govern, administer and control such lands and to improve and develop navigation, commerce and fishing thereon and thereover.P71,03348,8540.59249960379357220.407500396206427750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors33Sealer of Weights and MeasuresNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00Any person who has served as Sealer of Weights and Measures or any other employee of the Weights and Measures Department who has served for a continuous period of six months is considered to be appointed to the position and entitled to all benefits of the position.F48,82474,0170.397456875147548460.602543124852451550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors34Charter Positions Abolished and Created; Civil Service ExemptNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00Various Charter positions are abolished and created. Holders of the new positions are declared to be appointed and exempt from Civil Service examination.F46,81572,2720.393115957241344570.606884042758655550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors35Compensation of Interpreters Appointed by Judges of the Superior CourtNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00To provide for the compensation, not to exceed $150 monthly, to interpreters appointed by the Judges of Superior Court to interpret testimony in criminal cases in said Court or in Police Court or upon inquests and examinations.F46,98775,4520.38375844297976950.616241557020230550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors36Temporary or Permanent Civil Service PositionsNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00For the purpose of retaining experienced and trained workers nothing shall prevent the selection for temporary or permanent employment, of all persons employed since January 1, 1915, as seasonal or temporary Civil Service employees, whose cumulative term of service aggregates to a period of one year at the time of adoption of this amendment.F51,61765,5420.44057221382906990.559427786170930150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors37Election of Board of Education Members Appointed by the MayorNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00Appointments to the Board of Education shall be made by the Mayor, subject to confirmation by the electors. The Mayor shall file the names of qualified citizens to serve as members of the Board of Education with the Registrar of Voters between September 1 and 10 of each year. At the general election the following November, names so filed will appear on the ballot.P69,20366,6600.50935869221200770.490641307787992350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors38Veterans' Preference in Civil Service AppointmentsNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00The Civil Service Commission shall by rule establish preference for veterans both within the Police and Fire Departments and for all other entrance examinations other than for positions within the Police and Fire Department.P84,63238,6170.68667494259588310.3133250574041168750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors39Tax for Park PurposesNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors shall provide all necessary money for the maintenance, preservation and improvement of all parks, squares, avenues and grounds and to that end shall levy an annual tax which shall be not less than seven cents and not more than ten cents for each $100 assessed valuation.P84,84841,1260.67353580897645550.326464191023544550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors40Tax for Library and Reading Room PurposesNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors shall for the purpose of maintaining such library and reading rooms and such branches as the Board of Library Trustees may from time to time establish, and for the purchase of books and journals and for the purchase of or leasing of real and personal property for construction of necessary buildings, levy an annual tax which shall not be less than 2 1/2 cents and not more than 3 3/4 cents on each $100 assessed valuation. The revenue of such tax shall be credited to the Library Fund.P78,44142,8970.64646689413044560.3535331058695544450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors41Pensions of Firemen who Retired Prior to January 1, 1900November219201920-11-02T00:00:00All firemen who were retired under the provisions of the law prior to January 1, 1900, shall be entitled to receive from the Firemen's Retirement Fund the sum of $75 per month from and after July 1, 1921.P84,99942,5080.66662222466217540.333377775337824650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors42Street Work and Contracts for SameNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors is empowered by ordinance to provide for bids for street work and may supply any contractor with any or all the work necessary.F42,66173,5260.367175329425839360.632824670574160650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors43Extension of Masonic Avenue Across the Panhandle of Golden Gate ParkNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00A public street is hereby opened up and dedicated to public use across the "Panhandle" of Golden Gate Park as a continuation and extension of Masonic Avenue.P85,14538,2050.69027158492095660.3097284150790433650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors44Police Photographer, Appointment and SalaryNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00The Board of Police Commissioners may appoint one Police Photographer to receive an annual salary of not less than $2400. Position shall not be entitled to accrue any pension unless the person in the position is an actual member of the Police Force.P62,49461,3690.5045413077351590.49545869226484150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors45License Taxes for Regulation and RevenueNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00License taxes shall be imposed for the purpose of regulation and revenue generation. License taxes levied on any person, firm or corporation selling or manufacturing any goods at a fixed place of business shall not exceed 1/10 of one percent of the annual sales.F56,97158,3180.4941581590611420.50584184093885850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors46Police Court Judges, Terms and SalariesNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00There shall be four Police Judges who shall be elected by the people to serve a term of six years and to receive an annual salary of $6,000. Police Court shall be divided into four departments.F23,516101,1480.188635051017134070.811364948982865950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors47Salaries of Elected OfficialsNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00As of July 1, 1921 the following officers of the City shall have their annual salaries fixed at $6,000: District Attorney, Auditor, County Clerk, Treasurer, Coroner, Recorder, Tax Collector and City Attorney. Each member of the Board of Supervisors shall receive an annual salary of $3,600 and each member of the Board of Election Commissioners shall receive an annual salary of $1,500.F28,96094,5410.23449202840462830.765507971595371750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors48Salaries of Officers and Members of Fire Department and Duties of Select OfficersNovember219201920-11-02T00:00:00The various officers and members of the Fire Department shall have fixed salaries. The Chief Engineer may assign duties as Chief Operator to members of the Department as he sees fit, not to exceed two for the Chief Engineer and one for each Assistant Chief and Battalion Chief.P105,57340,5260.72261274888945170.2773872511105483550%+1Charter AmendmentInitiative31Light Wines and BeerNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00Shall Congress be memorialized to so amend the law of as to permit the manufacture and use of light wines and beer for beverage purposes?P77,28232,8070.701995658058480.2980043419415200350%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors47Re-Payment of Taxes Deemed Illegal by State or Federal LawNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors shall refund to the owners of property any tax deemed illegal by state or federal law. The Board of Supervisors can levy a tax sufficient to raise a sum to refund the amount of the illegal tax.F45,05548,0210.48406678413339640.515933215866603750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors32Disciplinary Suspensions; Civil Service Training Courses; Salary StandardizationNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00To provide efficiency of departments and opportunities for advancement, the following amendments shall be added to the Charter: An employee may be suspended for a period not to exceed 30 days for cause; the Civil Service Commission shall establish training courses for persons on eligible lists; department heads shall prepare records of service and the Civil Service Commission shall add such records to it annual report; the Board of Supervisors shall appropriate an amount of the annual aggregate payroll to be used for the purpose of salary standardization.F20,94390,3030.188258454236556820.811741545763443250%+1Charter AmendmentInitiative33Assistant Deputy CoronerNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00The Assistant Deputy Coroner after having served for a one year continuous period in the position is declared to be appointed to the position and entitled to all benefits of the position.F47,94553,8860.47082911883414680.529170881165853250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors34Chief Bookkeeper, Cashier, Office of the SheriffNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00Any person who has served for a period of five years continuously in the positions of Chief Bookkeeper and Cashier in the Office of the Sheriff shall be considered appointed to the positions and entitled to all benefits of the positions.F49,54953,1880.4822897300875050.51771026991249550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors35Meetings of Boards and Commissions Open to the PublicNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00All meetings, regular or special, of every board or commission shall be open to the public except special meetings held by the Civil Service Commission for approving payrolls and adopting examination questions.P74,61124,4970.75282520079105620.2471747992089437850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors36Police Department DetectivesNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00Relating to the salaries and rank of Police Department Detectives.P62,65940,5000.60740216558904210.3925978344109578650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors37Pensions of Policemen and FiremenNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00The Board of Police Commissioners and the Board of Fire Pension Fund Commissions shall have the final decision in determining pensions for the Police Department and the Fire Department employees.P51,52742,7770.54639251781472690.4536074821852731450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors38Voter Registration; Registrar of Voters CompensationNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00The Board of Election Commissioners may fix the compensation of deputies employed to provide for voter registration of the eligible voters of the City.P59,09238,0550.60827405890042930.3917259410995707650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors39Use of Voting MachinesNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00In the event of the use of voting machines, the arrangement of the ballot, the counting of the vote, the canvass of returns and the determination of the result shall be governed by the general laws of the State.P60,66939,7420.6042067104201730.395793289579826950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors40Foreign Trade ZonesNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00Foreign Trade Zones as authorized by acts of Congress shall be declared to be public utilities. Bonded indebtedness for such foreign trade zones shall be authorized by the electors of the City. Income from the operation of such zones shall be sufficient to pay the interest on any bonds issued.P54,83338,8300.58542861108441970.414571388915580350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors41Public Highways Outside the City LimitsNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00Nothing in this Charter shall be construed to prohibit the expenditure of money by the City for the construction of public highways outside its corporate limits. The Board of Supervisors may authorize such expenditure and may enter into an agreement with another county or counties for the construction of a public highway.P69,35131,6280.68678636152071230.313213638479287850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors42Official Advertising; Municipal RecordsNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00The method prescribed in this Charter for publishing all official matters and official advertising shall not be deemed exclusive. The Board of Supervisors in lieu of such prescribed methods may establish and publish an official newspaper under the name, "Municipal Record" which shall be printed and circulated once a week with any or all official matter required to be published by this Charter or State law.F35,67558,0820.3805049222991350.61949507770086550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors43Bonded Indebtedness Limit, Hetch HetchyNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00The 15% (percent) limit on bonded indebtedness shall not include any bonded indebtedness which may hereafter be incurred for the acquisition, construction or completion of public utilities designed to furnish electric energy produced by the Hetch Hetchy project.F37,06159,4100.3841672627007080.61583273729929250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors44Park Property; ConcessionsNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00The Board of Park Commissioners shall have the power to lease park property for concession purposes.P54,89144,2480.55367716035061890.446322839649381250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors45Garages of Parking Stations in Public ParksNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00Nothing in this Charter shall inhibit the Board of Park Commissioners from utilizing the sub-park space in public parks and squares for automobile garages or parking stations and to erect such structures for such purposes.F45,14851,7710.465832292945655650.534167707054344450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors46Salaries of Police JudgesNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00Police Court Judges shall receive an annual salary of $4,800.00.F43,20260,5220.4165091974856350.58349080251436550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors48Sale of City Lands at Public AuctionNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00The City shall have the power to sell all lands owned by the City, except for lands for parks, squares and children's playgrounds and subject to the restrictions of this Charter. The Board of Supervisors may by ordinance determine that the public interest or necessity demands the sale of such lands and such ordinance must describe the lands to be sold and the terms must be for cash in United States gold coin.P60,38538,0150.61366869918699190.3863313008130081550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors49Establishment of Public Service CommissionNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors is hereby authorized and directed to create by ordinance a Public Service Commission and to fix its powers, duties and responsibilities. The members of this commission shall be appointed by the Mayor.F44,12451,9690.45918016921107680.540819830788923350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors50Salaries of Select City OfficialsNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00Fixing the annual salaries of the following elected officials at $6,000: District Attorney, Auditor, County Clerk, Treasurer, Coroner, Recorder, Tax Collector and City Attorney.F39,40962,1750.387944951960938760.612055048039061350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors51Establishment of Bureau of SuppliesNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00To create a Bureau of Supplies. To establish the Chief of the Bureau as the Purchaser of Supplies. To have the Purchaser of Supplies be appointed by the Board of Supervisors and to have the Board fix the salary.P53,19342,6120.5552215437607640.4447784562392359550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors52Hospitals for Tubercular PatientsNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00The City may purchase, receive, hold or lease property outside the City boundaries fro the purpose of establishing or maintaining a hospital or hospitals for the care and treatment of persons suffering from tuberculosis.P89,30120,3760.81421811318690340.1857818868130966250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors53City Acquisition of Existing Street RailwaysNovember719221922-11-07T00:00:00The City shall have the power to purchase the whole or any part of the street railways, properties, equipment or franchises operated or controlled by the Market Street Railway Company within the City and County of San Francisco and the County of San Mateo as well as any indebtedness incurred for such purchase.P74,68338,7580.6583422219479730.341657778052027150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Lake Eleanor Tuolumne System / Hetch Hetchy Project Bonds, $10,000,000October719241924-10-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $10,000,000 for the acquisitions and construction of aqueduct tunnels and other incidental structures for the conveyance of water from the Tuolumne River to the City for the use of its inhabitants.P68,5493,3610.95326102072034490.04673897927965512566.67%Bond IssueSupervisors19Increasing Bonded IndebtednessNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00Any election submitting the proposition of incurring indebtedness and the issuance of bonds called pursuant to the provisions of this article, may be held separately or may be consolidated with any other election authorized by law at which the qualified voters of the City and County are entitled to vote.P99,95416,7790.85626172547608650.1437382745239135550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors20Limitation to Bonded IndebtednessNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00No indebtedness shall be incurred for the acquisition of any public utilities under the provisions of this article, which, together with the existing bonded indebtedness of the City and County, shall exceed at any one time 20% of the assessed value of all real and personal property in the City and County.F47,83658,0160.45191399312247290.548086006877527150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors21Municipal Railway System; Platform Men and Bus OperatorsNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00The basic hours of labor for platform men or bus operators shall be eight hours, to be completed within ten consecutive hours; there shall be one day of rest in each week of seven days; all labor performed in excess of eight hours any day or six days in any one week shall be paid for at the rate of time and one-half.P69,34747,1060.59549346088121390.4045065391187861550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors22Salaries of Officers and Members of the Fire DepartmentNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00Officers and members of the Fire Department shall receive the following annual salaries: Chief Engineer, $7,200; First Assistant Chief Engineer, $4,800; Battalion Chiefs, each, $4,200; Captains, each, $2,460; Lieutenants, each, $2,310; Engineers, each, $2,280; Chiefs' Operators, each, $2,280; Drivers, Stokers, Tillerman, Truckmen and Horsemen for the first year of service, each, $1,800; for the second year of service, $1,920, and for the third year of service and thereafter, each, $2,040.F53,17065,6280.44756645734776680.552433542652233250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors23Underground Garages or Parking Stations; Public Parks or SquaresNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00The Board of Park Commissioners shall lease to any responsible person, firm or corporation, for a period not to exceed fifty years, the spaces and areas under the surface of any public park or square, for the purpose of constructing, operating and maintaining an automobile garage, parking station, etc., upon terms and conditions to be determined by the Board of Park Commissioners. Structures shall not interfere with the use of such park or square by the public for park-pleasure purposes; all leases shall be made at public auction to the highest responsible bidder.F48,28268,5490.413263602982085250.586736397017914850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors24Removal and Suspension of Civil Service EmployeesNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00No person employed in the classified civil service shall be removed or discharged except for cause, upon written charges, and after an opportunity to be heard in his own defense.P69,40345,9420.60169925007585930.398300749924140650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors25Salaries of Police Court JudgesNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00The Police Court of the City and County of San Francisco shall consist of four judges who shall be elected by the people and hold office for four years. Each shall receive an annual salary of $6,000.F60,00565,5090.47807415905795370.521925840942046350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors26Board of Supervisors, Municipal AffairsNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00To make and enforce all laws and regulations in respect to municipal affairs, subject only to the restrictions and limitations provided in this Charter.P64,08343,0530.59814628136200720.4018537186379928550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors27Fixing Salaries, Wages and Compensation for Municipal EmployeesNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors shall have power to fix by ordinance all salaries, wages and compensations of every kind and nature, except pensions or retirement allowances, for all officers and employees of all departments, offices, boards and commissions, including public utilities of the City and County.P61,74151,2560.54639503703638150.453604962963618550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors28Spreckles Gift, California Palace of the Legion of HonorNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00The offer of Adolph B. Spreckels and Alma de Bretteville Spreckels to erect and complete a memorial to the men and women who participated in the World War; the Board of Supervisors, for the purpose of maintaining and operating the Memorial, shall annually levy a tax, the proceeds of which shall be credited to and deposited in a fund in the Treasury of the City and County to be known as the "California Palace of the Legion of Honor Fund."P72,59544,3670.62067167114105440.3793283288589456350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors29M.H. De Young Gift, M.H. De Young Memorial Museum of ArtNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00Acceptance of gift of M. H. DeYoung: Buildings in Golden Gate Park to be designated as a repository for works of art. The Board of Supervisors shall include in each annual budget of City and County expenditures an amount sufficient for the maintenance, operation and superintendence of such buildings. This amount shall be credited to and deposited in the fund in the Treasury of the City and County to be known as the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum Fund.P75,13443,8590.63141529333658290.368584706663417250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors30Expenses by Auditor for Attorney's FeesNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00The Auditor shall be allowed to expend not exceeding $3,000 per year for counsel and attorney's fees.P57,98854,7970.51414638471427940.4858536152857206350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors31Sheriff's Department, Appointment and Salary of AttorneyNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00The Sheriff may appoint one attorney to advise him in matters pertaining to the conduct of his office who shall receive an annual salary of $3,000.F52,46963,5970.452061757965295630.547938242034704450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors32Public Improvement Revolving FundNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors may establish procedure for the use of the City's credit in the financing of local improvements, and the people at any general, municipal or special election, may authorize the incurring of a bonded indebtedness which shall be exclusive of the bonded debt limitations of this Charter, and the proceeds of which shall be used as a revolving fund for the financing of public improvements.P58,35347,1540.55307230799852150.446927692001478650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors33Board of Supervisors, Determining the Annual BudgetNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors shall meet annually between the first Monday of May and the first Monday of June, and by a vote of a majority of all the members thereof make a budget of the amounts estimated to be required to pay the expenses of conducting the public business of the City and County for the next ensuing fiscal year.P56,93647,3340.54604392442696850.453956075573031550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors34Salaries of Select Elected OfficialsNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00From and after July 1, 1925, the Board of Supervisors shall annually fix the salaries of the following elected officials: District Attorney, City Attorney, Auditor, County Clerk, Tax Collector, Treasurer, Coroner and Recorder; provided, however, that in no one year shall the salary of any of the above officials exceed the present salary of the Sheriff and Assessor.P55,61254,9800.50285734953703710.4971426504629629750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors35Salary of the MayorNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00The Mayor shall receive an annual salary of $12,000.F63,52764,2870.497026929757303560.502973070242696450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors36Sheriff's Office, Chief Bookkeeper and CashiersNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00Any person who has served for a brief period of one year continuously next prior to the date of approval by the Legislature of this amendment, and who shall actually be employed in the positions of chief bookkeeper and cashier in the office of said Sheriff, are hereby declared to be appointed within the provisions of Article XIII of the Charter to such positions and shall be entitled to all the benefits of Article XIII thereafter.P83,25437,7600.68796998694365940.312030013056340650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors37Establishment of Retirement System for Teachers in School DepartmentNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors are empowered to establish a retirement system and to provide for death benefits for teachers in the San Francisco School Department; provided that the contributions to be made and the benefits to be received under such retirement system shall be based upon the proportion of the salaries of such teachers.P76,68544,3790.63342529571135930.366574704288640750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors38Pensions for Firemen Who Retired Prior to January 1, 1900November419241924-11-04T00:00:00All firemen, who were retired under the provisions of the law prior to January 1, 1900, shall be entitled to receive from the funds the sum of $85 per month from and after July 1, 1925, and upon the death of any such retired fireman hereafter, leaving a widow surviving him, such widow shall receive the sum of $85 per month so long as she remains unmarried.P78,91243,0810.64685678686482010.353143213135179950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors39Composition of Fire Department CompaniesNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00The composition of the Fire Department companies will be as follows: fire engine company -- one captain, one lieutenant, two drivers and nine horsemen; hook and ladder company -- one captain, one lieutenant, two drivers, two tillerman and ten truckmen; chemical company -- one captain, one lieutenant, two drivers and three horsemen; water tower company -- one captain, one lieutenant, two drivers and two horsemen; rescue squad company -- one captain, one lieutenant, two drivers and five horsemen; fire boat company -- one captain, one lieutenant, two pilots, four marine engineers, four marine firemen and fourteen horsemen.P82,35456,1770.59448065775891310.405519342241086850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors40Salaries of Select Officers and Members of Fire DepartmentNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00The following officers and members of the Fire Department shall receive the following annual salaries: Chief Engineer, $7200; First Assistant Chief Engineer, $4800; Second Assistant Chief Engineer, $4800; Battalion Chiefs, each, $4200; Captains, each, $2820; Lieutenants, each, $2670; Engineers, each, $2640; Chief's Operators, each, $2520; Drivers, Stokers, Tillermen, Trucksmen and Horsemen for the first year of service, each, $2160; for the second year of service, each, $2280, and for the third year of service and thereafter, each, $2400; Pilots of Fire Boats, each, $3060; Marine Engineers of Fire Boats, each, $3060; Firemen of Fire Boats, each, $2460.P83,86759,3530.58558162267839690.4144183773216031450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors41Salaries of Select Officers and Members of Police DepartmentNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00Subordinate officers of the Police Department shall consist of Captains, who shall receive an annual salary of $3600; Lieutenants, $3000; Sergeants, $2640; Corporals, $2580; Captain of Police, $5000; Detective Sergeants, $2760; Captain of Police (over officers detailed for traffic duty), $4000; Police Officers, $2400 each; Police Patrol Drivers, $2400 each; Police Surgeon, $2400; Chief of Police, $7200; Chief Clerk and Property Clerk, $3600 each; Photographer, $2700.P72,80569,7910.51056831888692530.489431681113074750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors42Financial Support of Public PlaygroundsNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors shall, for the purchase, development, equipment and maintenance of playground and recreation centers, annually appropriate to the Playground Commissioners not less than five cents nor more than seven cents upon each one hundred dollars assessed valuation upon all property in the City and County of San Francisco not exempt from taxation. Appropriated funds shall be credited to the Playground Fund of the General Fund.P81,14842,6790.65533365098080390.344666349019196150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors43Repealing Ordinances, Removal of City CemeteriesNovember419241924-11-04T00:00:00Repealing ordinances that order the disinterment and removal of all human bodies in four city cemeteries: Masonic Cemetery, Odd Fellows Cemetery, Laurel Hill Cemetery, and Cavalry Cemetery.P71,08563,9660.52635670968745140.473643290312548650%+1OrdinanceMayor1Removal of Laurel Hill CemeteryNovember319251925-11-03T00:00:00To permit the Board of Supervisors to provide for the disinterment and removal of all human bodies interred in the Laurel Hill Cemetery as stipulated by an Act of the State Legislature.F49,97756,5710.469056200022525070.53094379997747550%+1OrdinanceSupervisors2Removal of Masonic CemeteryNovember319251925-11-03T00:00:00To permit the Board of Supervisors to provide for the disinterment and removal of all human bodies interred in the Masonic Cemetery as stipulated by an Act of the State Legislature.F49,92555,4030.473995518760443550.526004481239556550%+1OrdinanceSupervisors3Removal of Odd Fellows CemeteryNovember319251925-11-03T00:00:00To permit the Board of Supervisors to provide for the disinterment and removal of all human bodies interred in the Odd Fellows Cemetery as stipulated by an Act of the State Legislature.F49,41655,3760.471562714711046660.528437285288953450%+1OrdinanceSupervisors4Purchase of Market Street Railway SystemNovember319251925-11-03T00:00:00To authorize the City to purchase the street railways, street railway system, all properties, equipment and franchises operated or controlled by the Market Street Railway situated within the City of San Francisco and the County of San Mateo.F12,43587,3150.124661654135338350.875338345864661650%+1OrdinanceSupervisors29Water BondsNovember219261926-11-02T00:00:00No indebtedness shall be incurred for the acquisition of any public utilities under the provisions of this Article, which, together with the existing bonded indebtedness of the City and County, shall exceed at any time 12% of the assessed value of all real and personal property in the City and County subject to taxation for City and County purposes.P52,00040,4890.5622290218296230.43777097817037750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors30Air PortNovember219261926-11-02T00:00:00The City and County of San Francisco may purchase, hold or lease property within or outside of the boundaries of the City and County suitable and convenient for an air port, terminal or landing place for air craft, provide for the equipment and maintenance of the same and may cooperate with other governmental agencies in the acquisition, management or control thereof.P81,55216,5920.83094228888164330.169057711118356750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors31Semi-Monthly Payment of SalariesNovember219261926-11-02T00:00:00Salaries and compensation of all officers, including policemen, firemen and employees of all classes, and all teachers in the public schools and others employed at fixed wages, shall be payable semi-monthly.P70,23330,6230.69636908066946930.3036309193305306650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors32Salaries of Mayor and Board of SupervisorsNovember219261926-11-02T00:00:00The Mayor shall receive an annual salary of $12,000. Each member of the Board of Supervisors shall receive a salary equal to one-third of that of the Mayor.F47,62958,2080.45002220395513860.549977796044861450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors33Palace of Fine Arts SiteNovember219261926-11-02T00:00:00The City and County of San Francisco may accept and receive from the Secretary of War, pursuant to the provisions of an act of Congress of March 4, 1925, a portion of the Presidio Reservation occupied by the Palace of Fine Arts, in consideration of the right to construct and maintain a spur track over certain public streets.P76,01720,6390.78646954146664460.213530458533355450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors34Retirement Allowance to Certain TeachersNovember219261926-11-02T00:00:00All teachers retired from service under the law of 1913, who are not now drawing a pension, shall be entitled to receive retirement allowance.P73,48528,9480.71739576113166660.2826042388683334750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors35School Department; Civil Service; Teachers; School TaxNovember219261926-11-02T00:00:00Provides for the Civil Service appointment of teachers, for making estimate of expenses, for a tax for the schools, for regulations for the disbursement of money.F32,51857,2810.36211984543257720.637880154567422850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors36Civil Service, Playground Commission EmployeesNovember219261926-11-02T00:00:00Makes employees of the Playground Commission subject to Civil Service provisions and those employed one year are appointed thereunderF32,45968,2940.32216410429466120.677835895705338850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors37Appointment and Removal of Commissioners from OfficeNovember219261926-11-02T00:00:00Provides for the ratification by Board of Supervisors of Mayor's appointments to Commissions, and for their removal for cause by said Board.F21,42774,8120.22264362680410230.777356373195897750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors38Wage-Fixing PowerNovember219261926-11-02T00:00:00Vests in the Supervisors power to fix compensation of all city employees, pending the adoption of report on standardization of salary.F22,37972,8080.235105634172733670.764894365827266350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors39Hospital System for Municipal Public Utilities EmployeesNovember219261926-11-02T00:00:00Authorizes the Supervisors to provide a hospital system for municipal public utility employees, cost to be divided between employees and City.F28,45167,7310.29580378865068310.704196211349316950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Bernal Cut Bonds, $1,400,000June1419271927-06-14T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of the City and County of San Francisco to the amount of $1,400,000 for the purpose of the acquisition, construction and completion of a permanent improvement: A cut, or excavation with approach fills, providing an improved route for public highway purposes in the City and County known as the Bernal Cut.P52,62317,9520.74563230605738570.254367693942614266.67%Bond IssueSupervisors2War Memorial Halls Bond, $4,000,000June1419271927-06-14T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of the City and County of San Francisco to the amount of $4,000,000 for the purpose of the construction, completion and equipment of permanent buildings in or adjacent to the Civic Center in the City and County of San Francisco, to be used as a memorial hall for war veterans and for educational, recreational, entertainment and other municipal purposes and the purchase of all equipment and furnishings necessary for said buildings.P48,97720,9020.70088295482190640.2991170451780935766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors3Municipal Street Railway Extension Bond, $4,700,000June1419271927-06-14T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of the City and County of San Francisco to the amount of $4,700,000 for the purpose of the acquisition, construction and completion of a public utility: the extension of the Municipal Street Railway or a system of street railways.F44,41225,7910.63262253749839750.3673774625016024766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors4Spring Valley Water Company Purchase Bond, $40,000,000June1419271927-06-14T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of the City and County of San Francisco to the amount of $40,000,000 for the purpose of the acquisition, construction and completion of a public utility, by purchasing the property, necessary water rights, storage reservoirs, and distributing system of the Spring Valley Water Company for supplying water to the City and County of San Francisco and its inhabitants.F41,46328,6110.59170305676855890.4082969432314410666.67%Bond IssueSupervisors5Collection and Disposition of RefuseJune1419271927-06-14T00:00:00Providing for the collection and disposal of refuse in the City and County of San Francisco; providing for the licensing of refuse collectors by the Board of Health; fixing the maximum rates or charges for the collection of refuse by licensed refuse collectors from homes and apartment houses, and dividing the City and County of San Francisco into collection routes; providing penalties for the violation of the provisions of said ordinance.P37,18933,0100.52976538127323750.470234618726762550%+1OrdinanceInitiative9Supervisors' Salaries to Be Fixed by LegislatureNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Authorizing legislature to provide amount of salaries of San Francisco supervisors.F68,457136,2720.33437861758715180.665621382412848250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Boulevard Bonds, $9,380,000November819271927-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of the City and County of San Francisco to the amount of $9,380,000 for the purpose of the acquisition, construction and completion of, and improvements in, the following routes for public highway purposes: the Bayshore Highway, the Alemany boulevard, the Junipero Serra boulevard, the Nineteenth Avenue boulevard, the Sunset boulevard, the Esplanade boulevard, the Great Highway and Van Ness boulevard.P92,86725,6380.78365469811400370.2163453018859963866.67%Bond IssueSupervisors2Municipal (MUNI) Railway Extension Bonds, $4,600,000November819271927-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $4,600,000 for extending the existing Municipal (MUNI) Street Railway system over and along the public streets and private rights of way.F68,48449,9650.57817288453258360.4218271154674163666.67%Bond IssueSupervisors3Transmission Line Bonds, $2,000,000November819271927-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $2,000,000 for the extension of the Moccasin Creek power line of the Hetch Hetchy water and power project of the City and County of San Francisco from its present terminal near Newark, Alameda County, California, over, under, across or around the Bay of San Francisco, for the purpose of transmitting electric energy generated at Moccasin Creek power plant into the City and County of San Francisco.F57,60755,9400.50734057262631340.492659427373686766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors4Public Ownership of Transbay BridgeNovember819271927-11-08T00:00:00Any transbay bridge from the City to the County of Alameda shall be financed, constructed, maintained and operated under public ownership and that the Board of Supervisors shall take such steps as may be necessary for such construction and ownership.P50,26447,7360.51289795918367340.487102040816326550%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors5Construction of Bridge by Private CapitalNovember819271927-11-08T00:00:00A proposal for immediate construction by private capital of a publicly owned bridge from San Francisco to Alameda.F41,47052,0310.4435246681853670.55647533181463350%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors6Transfer of Certain Lands to United States GovernmentNovember819271927-11-08T00:00:00The City and County of San Francisco should transfer, without monetary consideration, to the Government of the United States, a site on the northeast corner of Hyde and Fulton Streets in the Civic Center, to be used by the Government of the United States for the erection of a Federal Building.P83,69723,4650.78103245553461120.2189675444653888550%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors7Assistant City Engineers, Board of Public WorksNovember819271927-11-08T00:00:00Three assistants to the City Engineer shall be employed by the Board of Public Works to examine and analyze all franchises under which privately owned street railways are operated in the City and County of San Francisco.F37,43958,1400.39170738342104440.608292616578955650%+1OrdinanceMayor1Hetch Hetchy Completion Bonds, $24,000,000May119281928-05-01T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $24,000,000 for the purpose of constructing aqueduct tunnels, pipelines and other structures and appurtenances, including lands necessary for the completion of the Lake Eleanor Tuolumne system, also known as the Hetch Hetchy project, for the conveying of water from the Tuolumne river and its tributaries, to the City and County of San Francisco for domestic and municipal purposes.P94,85911,3810.8928746234939760.1071253765060240966.67%Bond IssueSupervisors2Spring Valley Water Company Purchase Bonds, $41,000,000May119281928-05-01T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $41,000,000 for purchasing all of the property, water rights, rights of way, storage reservoirs, water works, water supply, pumping plants, lands within and without the confines of the City and County of San Francisco that shall be deemed necessary, and distributing system of the Spring Valley Water Company, to be owned and controlled by the City and County of San Francisco.P82,49021,1750.79573626585636430.2042637341436357466.67%Bond IssueSupervisors22Establishment of Public Utilities CommissionNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00Creating and defining the powers and duties of a Public Utilities Commission for the management of municipal water, transportation, power and other utilities.F51,06379,4900.39112850719631110.608871492803688950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors23Issuance of Revenue BondsNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00Providing for the acquisition, construction or extension of public utilities and the issuance of bonds therefor payable both as to principal and interest wholly from revenue.F26,076103,4950.201248736214121980.79875126378587850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors24Street Railway FranchisesNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00Proposal permitting surrender of privately owned street car franchises for operating permit that may be cancelled by vote of people.F76,156100,5260.43103428759013370.568965712409866350%+1Charter AmendmentInitiative25Police PensionsNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00The Board of Police Commissioners shall, out of the Police Relief and Pension fund, provide for the family of any officer or member who dies in the line of duty. Should the decedent be married, his widow shall be paid a monthly pension equal to one-half of the decedent's salary, as long as she remains unmarried; should the widow die leaving a child or children under the age of sixteen, the pension will be paid to the child or children until the youngest reaches the age of sixteen. Should the decedent leave no widow and no orphan child or children but leaves a parent or parents depending upon him for support, the pension will be paid to the parent or parents.F73,05983,3680.46704852742812940.532951472571870650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors26Firemen's PensionsNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00Whenever any officer or member of the Fire Department shall die as a result of any injury received during the performance of his duty, or while eligible to a pension, the Commissioners shall provide for the family. If the decedent be married, his widow shall be paid a monthly pension equal to one-half of the decedent's salary, as long as she remains unmarried; if the widow should die, the pension shall continue to any child or children until the youngest child reaches sixteen. Should the decedent leave no widow and no orphan child, but leave a parent or parents dependent upon him for support, such parents will receive the pension.P73,42772,9560.50160879337081490.4983912066291850750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors27Board of Supervisors, Number, Term of Office, SalaryNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors shall consist of eighteen members, all of whom shall hold office for four years and be elected from the City and County at large. Each one must be at the time of his election an elector of the City and County and must have been such for at least five years next preceding his election. Each Supervisor shall receive a monthly salary of $400.F24,795117,7620.173930427828868440.826069572171131550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors28Civil Service ExtensionNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00The appointing officer shall notify the Commissioners of each position to be filled separately, and shall fill such place by the appointment of one of the persons certified to him by the Commissioners. Such appointment shall be on probation for a period to be fixed by the rules of the Commissioners. At or before the expiration of the period of probation, the head of the department or office in which a candidate is employed may, with the Commissioners' consent, discharge him upon assigning in writing his reason to the Commissioners. To prevent the stoppage of public business, the head of any department may make emergency appointments.F70,04473,7600.48707963617145560.512920363828544450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors29Detective SergeantsNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00The Chief of Police may detail for detective duty members of the Police Department as hey may select, not to exceed one for each eighteen members of the Police Department. Such members shall rank as detective sergeants and receive an annual salary of $2,760. They shall be given a hearing before the Board of Police Commissioners before removal from the detail by the Chief of Police.P74,37159,8110.55425466903161380.445745330968386250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors30Police Department Organization and PensionsNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00When any member of the department shall die from causes other than a bodily injury received in the performance of his duty, and neither his widow nor his children nor his parent shall be entitled to a pension, then his widow, and if there be no widow, then his children, or if there be no widow or children, then his parent, if dependent upon him for support, shall be entitled to a sum equal to the amount retained by the Treasurer from the pay of the deceased and paid into the Relief and Pension Fund.F50,44081,0310.38365875364148750.616341246358512550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors31Establishing the City Planning CommissionNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00The creation of a City Planning Commission, to consist of five members, who shall be appointed by the Mayor. Each member of the Commission shall have been an elector of the City and County for at least five years prior to the date of his appointment and shall not hold any other City and County office or position during his term of office as Commissioner. The terms of members of the Commission shall be five years from and after the date of their respective appointments.F65,16861,9850.51251641722963670.4874835827703632450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors32War Memorial Board of TrusteesNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00There shall be a Board of Trustees of the San Francisco War Memorial to be erected and maintained in the Francisco War Memorial to be erected and maintained in the Civic Center in the City and County of San Francisco, to be known as the "Board of Trustees of the War Memorial." The Trustees of the War Memorial shall have charge of the construction, administration, management, superintendence and operation of the War Memorial. The Trustees shall consist of eleven members, to be appointed by the mayor, and each member will hold a term of six years.P69,74269,0250.50258346725085930.4974165327491406650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors33Tax for Park PurposesNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00Providing for the levying of taxes and appropriation of money for the maintenance, preservation and improvement of parks, squares and grounds. The Supervisors shall provide all necessary money for the maintenance and preservation of said parks, squares, avenues and grounds, and levy a tax on all property in the City and County not exempt from taxation, which shall not be less than 10 cents nor more than 15 cents upon each $100 assessed valuation of said property.F64,96972,1560.47379398359161350.526206016408386550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors34Library TaxNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00Providing for the levying of taxes for the maintenance of libraries and to defray the cost of books, lands and buildings. The Supervisors shall, for the purpose of maintaining libraries (purchasing books, journals, periodicals or acquiring real and personal property, and for constructing such buildings as necessary), annually levy a tax on all property in the City and County not exempt from taxation which shall not be less than three and three-quarters cents upon each one hundred dollars assessed valuation of said property. The proceeds of said tax shall be credited to the Library Fund.P69,33760,6390.53346002338893340.4665399766110666650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors35Palace of Fine ArtsNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00Accepting the Palace of Fine Arts from the United States government and ratifying an ordinance granting spur track privileges, extending from Fort Mason Military Reservation over and along certain public streets in the City and County of San Francisco.P90,98041,4740.68687997342473620.313120026575263950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors36Federal Building in Civic CenterNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00Authorizing the Board of Supervisors to transfer to the United States a site in the Civic Center for a Federal Building, to be used and occupied by the United States Government.P87,61243,8210.66659058227385810.3334094177261418550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors37Retirement System SimplificationNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors will establish a retirement system to provide for the death benefits for officers and employees of the City and County of San Francisco. The Board shall secure from the competent actuary a report of the cost of establishing a general retirement system. The retirement system shall be conducted on the contributory plan. A Board of Administration of the retirement system is hereby created, consisting of the Chairman of the Finance Committee of the Board of Supervisors, the Auditor, three members elected from the active members of the retirement system, a resident official of a life insurance company, and an officer of a bank.P67,42258,4800.5355117472319740.464488252768025950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors38Purchaser of Supplies, Revolving FundNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00Creating a Revolving Fund for the Purchaser of Supplies for the immediate payment of bills and the saving of discounts.P75,77546,9430.61747257940970360.3825274205902964350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors39Bonds for EmployeesNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00Every board, commission, department or officer may, with the approval of the Finance Committee of the Board of Supervisors, require of their deputies, clerks or employees, bonds of indemnity with sufficient sureties for the faithful performance of their duties; and the premiums or charges for all such bonds shall be paid by the City and County.F57,36066,8720.461716787945134930.538283212054865150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors40Payment Demands, Common School FundNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00Providing for the method of drawing and paying demands against the Common School Fund. All demands payable out of the Common School Fund shall be filed with the Secretary of the Board of Education, and after they have been approved by the board, they shall be signed by the President of the Board and the Superintendent and sent to the Auditor. Every demand shall have endorsed upon it a certificate, signed by the Secretary, of its approval by the Board of Education, showing the date thereof and the law authorizing it by title, date and section.P73,90948,6290.60315167539865190.3968483246013481750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors41Fire Department, LieutenantsNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00Providing for the abolishment of the rank of Lieutenant, Fire Department, and for promotions to rank of Captain. Also providing for amendments to composition of Fire Department Companies, and to the salaries of its officers and members.F58,98573,1700.44633195868487760.553668041315122450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors42Police Department, CorporalsNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00Providing for the appointment of Sergeants in the Police Department and abolishing the rank of Corporal. There shall not be more than one Sergeant for every eight Police Officers, and the duties of the Sergeants shall be defined by the rules and regulations of the Commissioners, by the orders of the Chief of Police and the orders of their respective Captains and Lieutenants.F54,29682,4520.397051510808201950.60294848919179850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors43Fire Department Employees, PensionsNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00All persons except clerks and commissary employees, appointed to positions in the department must at the time of their appointment be citizens of the United States, not less than twenty-one nor more than thirty-five years of age, must have been residents of the City and County at least five years next preceding the date of their appointment, and must pass a medical examination. Certain employees, such as pilots, marine engineers of fireboats, and the Superintendent of the Corporation Yard, shall be subject to the provisions and entitled to the benefits of the Firemen's Relief Fund.F52,02281,1560.39062007238432770.609379927615672350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors44Special Police Officers, PensionsNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00All patrol special police officers shall be known as members of San Francisco Police Reserve Unit and be subject to the rules and regulations of the San Francisco Police Department. Such officers shall be entitled to trial by the Board of Police Commissioners of the City and County of San Francisco for any violations of rules and regulations. Any officer injured while preventing an act of crime shall receive a monthly sum of $50 from the City and County of San Francisco during the time of such incapacity. In the event of death, his widow or minor children shall receive a pension of the same amount from the City and County.F48,12790,0770.34823159966426440.651768400335735650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors45Police Boat Engineers, PensionsNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00There shall be not less than three engineers of police patrol boat, each of whom shall receive an annual salary of not less than $2400. Engineers shall, for the purpose of receiving a pension, be considered a part of the police force, and shall be subject to the provisions and entitled to the benefits of Chapter X of Article VIII of the Charter. Any person under appointment to the position of engineer of police patrol boat shall be entitled to the benefits of this amendment.F37,68092,8930.28857420753141920.711425792468580850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors46Probation Department, Appointment of Adult and Juvenile Probation OfficersNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00The Superior Court Judges of the City and County of San Francisco shall appoint the Adult Probation Officer. The Judge of the Superior Court, who has been or may be, designated the Judge of the Juvenile Court, shall appoint the Probation Officer of the Juvenile Court. Both Adult and Juvenile Probation Officers shall appoint assistants, deputies and employees as may be allowed or provided by the Board of Supervisors, subject to confirmation by the Adult and Juvenile Probation Boards, respectively.F48,63879,5390.37945965344796650.620540346552033550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors47Police Department, Hostlers, PensionsNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00There shall be not to exceed eleven hostlers, each of which hostlers shall receive an annual salary of $2160; and said hostlers shall, for the purpose of receiving a pension, be considered a part of the police force and shall be subject to the provisions and entitled to the benefits of Chapter 10 of Article VIII of the Charter.F32,54497,5550.250147964242615260.749852035757384850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors48Police MatronsNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00The Board of Police Commissioners may appoint three women protective officers and four police matrons for the care of female prisoners, each of whom shall receive an annual salary equal to the salary of a police officer of the City and County of San Francisco, and to provide rules and regulations for the government and assignment of the same. Women protective officers and police matrons shall be subject to the provisions and entitled to the benefits of Chapter X of Article VIII of the Charter of the City and County of San Francisco.F34,83798,0420.26217084716170350.737829152838296550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors49Salaries of Police JudgesNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00From and after July 1, 1929, the Board of Supervisors shall annually fix the salaries of the Judges of the Police Court; provided, however, that in no one year shall the salary of any of said Judges exceed the sum of $6,000.F33,962101,4790.250751249621606440.749248750378393650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors51Parking Stations Under ParksNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00The Board of Park Commissioners may construct and operate a public automobile parking station under any public park, provided that the said construction and operation will not be detrimental to the original purpose for which said park was dedicated. The cost of the construction of any such parking station may be met and defrayed in the same manner as any other public improvement as provided by the Charter of the City and County.F52,30482,6240.387643780386576540.612356219613423550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors52Mayor's Contingent FundNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00The Supervisors must appropriate annually to the Mayor $15,000 as and for a contingent fund for which he need furnish no vouchers.F38,78690,4710.30006885507167890.699931144928321150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors53Creating a Woman Police JudgeNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00There is hereby created an additional judge of the Police Court of the City and County of San Francisco, who shall have all the powers and be vested with all the authority provided by Section 1 of Chapter VIII of Article V of the Charter. She shall be subject to all the provisions of the Charter relative to police judges and police courts, perform duties similar to those now performed by the judges of said court, and receive the same compensation as is now provided by law for police judges.F25,267104,2030.19515717926932880.804842820730671150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors54Salary of City AttorneyNovember619281928-11-06T00:00:00The annual salary of the City Attorney shall be $12,000 from and after January 1, 1930, and any provision of this Charter in conflict herewith is hereby repealed to the extent of such conflict.F38,57289,0460.302245764704038630.697754235295961450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors55Sewer Bonds, $2,200,000November619281928-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $2,200,000 for the construction and extension of the Sewer System in the City and County of San Francisco.P88,44841,7820.67916762650694930.3208323734930507766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors56Health and Hospital Bonds, $3,500,000November619281928-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $3,500,000 for the purchase of necessary lands, buildings, equipment and furnishings, including additions to the Tuberculosis Preventorium Health Farm, and additional stories to be added to the present ward buildings.P104,02738,3410.73069088559226790.269309114407732166.67%Bond IssueSupervisors57Playground Bonds, $3,100,000November619281928-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $3,100,000 for the acquisition and development of necessary lands within the City and County of San Francisco for playground purposes. The locations of said playground sites are to be selected by the Playground Commission of the City and County of San Francisco.F75,31561,8460.54909923374720220.450900766252797866.67%Bond IssueSupervisors58McLaren Park Bonds, $2,000,000November619281928-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $2,000,000 for the acquisition, development, completion and equipment of land known as McLaren Park, and the purchase of all necessary tracts to comprise approximately 550 acres of land to be used for park purposes.F69,08669,9450.49691076090943750.503089239090562666.67%Bond IssueSupervisors59Aquatic Park Bonds, $950,000November619281928-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of the City and County of San Francisco to the amount of $950,000 for the completion and equipment of the Aquatic Park and the purchase of lands for additions to the Aquatic Park and Marina Park in the City and County of San Francisco.F79,84858,7080.57628684430843850.4237131556915615466.67%Bond IssueSupervisors60Airport Bonds, $1,700,000November619281928-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $1,700,000 for the acquisition, construction and equipment of a tract of land, situate in San Mateo County, to be used by the City and County of San Francisco as an airport.F75,99359,3540.56146793057843910.4385320694215608766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors61Civic Center Bonds, $1,000,000November619281928-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $1,000,000 for the acquisition of land for the extension, development and beautification of the Civic Center of the City and County of San Francisco, and the purchase of all necessary lands and buildings.F65,38764,0920.5050008109423150.4949991890576850366.67%Bond IssueSupervisors62Broadway Tunnel Bonds, $750,000November619281928-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $750,000 to construct the Broadway Tunnel, which will be used as a pedestrian and vehicular mode of travel, beginning at Larkin Street and Broadway, and ending at Mason Street and Broadway.F69,53363,8870.52115874681457050.4788412531854294766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors1Collection and Disposal of Garbage - IncinerationNovember519291929-11-05T00:00:00Shall garbage be disposed of by incineration?P42,57033,2910.56115790722505630.438842092774943650%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors2Collection and Disposal of Garbage - Municipal System, CollectionNovember519291929-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City establish a municipally owned and operated system for the collection of garbage?F13,10258,0020.184265301530153030.81573469846984750%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors3Collection and Disposal of Garbage - Municipal System, DisposalNovember519291929-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City establish a municipally owned and operated system for the disposal of garbage?F13,26655,7560.19219958853698820.807800411463011850%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors4Collection and Disposal of Garbage - Private CorporationNovember519291929-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City and County of San Francisco enter into an agreement with a private individual or corporation, whereby said individual or corporation will agree to build an incinerator to incinerate the garbage and refuse collected in the City, and to operate the same for the incineration of such garbage and refuse under such conditions as may be provided by the City and County, with the understanding that the City and County shall be entitled to acquire said incinerator from the person or corporation building the same upon such conditions as may be agreed upon when the agreement to build the incinerator is entered into?F22,16346,6220.322206876499236740.677793123500763350%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors5Establishing a Municipal CourtNovember519291929-11-05T00:00:00Shall a Municipal Court be established for the City and County of San Francisco?P45,91523,2810.6635499161801260.3364500838198739650%+1OrdinanceSupervisors6China Beach PlaygroundNovember519291929-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City acquire by purchase for playground purposes a tract of land of approximately 505 feet frontage, extending in a northwesterly direction from Sea Cliff avenue to the Pacific Ocean, said tract to include the beach or ocean front, commonly known as 'China Beach' or 'China Cove,' the purchase price of said property not to exceed $250,000?F34,11438,0610.472656737097332860.527343262902667150%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors7Marina Park ExtensionNovember519291929-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City acquire a tract of land, bounded by Lewis street, Webster street, Marina boulevard and Laguna street, said tract to be acquired and used for the extension of the Marina Park, the purchase price of said tract not to exceed $400,000?F29,46439,4010.427851593697814560.572148406302185450%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors8Disposal of Refuse by Fill and Cover MethodNovember519291929-11-05T00:00:00Providing for the Collection and Disposition of Refuse in the City and County of San Francisco; Providing for the Licensing of Refuse Collectors by the Board of Health; Fixing the Maximum Rates or Charges for the Collection of Refuse by Licensed Refuse Collectors from Homes and Apartment Houses; Dividing the City and County of San Francisco Into Collection Routes; Providing Penalties for the Violation of the Provisions of the Ordinance.F25,06549,4670.3362985026565770.66370149734342350%+1OrdinanceInitiative1Pacific Gas and Electric Company Acquisition Bonds, $44,600,000August2619301930-08-26T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $44,600,000 for the acquisition of a portion of the properties of Pacific Gas and Electric Company.F25,38363,6380.285134968153581750.714865031846418366.67%Bond IssueSupervisors2Great Western Power Company Acquisition Bonds, $18,945,000August2619301930-08-26T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $18,945,000 to acquire a portion of the properties of the Great Western Power Company.F25,25663,3870.28491815484584230.715081845154157766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors3Transmission lines from Newark, California Bonds, $3,525,000August2619301930-08-26T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $3,525,000 to construct transmission lines from Newark, Alameda County to the City and County of San Francisco.F25,78861,9720.29384685505925250.706153144940747566.67%Bond IssueSupervisors4Power House at Red Mountain Bar, Tuolumne County Bonds, $1,045,000August2619301930-08-26T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $1,045,000 to construct Power House at Red Mountain Bar, Tuolumne County.F26,00161,4220.29741601180467380.702583988195326266.67%Bond IssueSupervisors27Members of the Board of Education to be ElectedNovember419301930-11-04T00:00:00Providing that the members of the Board of Education shall be elected commencing at the general election to be held in 1931. They shall be citizens of the United States and hold office for a term of four years.F68,29270,7780.49106205508017550.508937944919824650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors28Civil Service ExtensionNovember419301930-11-04T00:00:00Providing for the extension of Civil Service provisions to employees of the City and County, and those employed one year are appointed thereunder.F54,87578,9060.41018530284569560.589814697154304550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors10Operation of Cable CarsNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To require the Public Utilities Commission to maintain and operate the present cable car system.P169,46451,1070.76829682959228550.2317031704077145150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors29Employees of Public Utilities, Civil ServiceNovember419301930-11-04T00:00:00Persons employed in the operating service of any public utility who have been so employed in their respective positions for not less than one year shall be considered appointed to such positions and shall be entitled to all the benefits of such positions.P72,57348,9540.59717593621170610.4028240637882939450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors30Salary of Public AdministratorNovember419301930-11-04T00:00:00To provide that the annual salary of the Public Administrator and his Attorney be set at $8,000.00.P66,92355,5730.54632804336468130.4536719566353187350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors31Detective SergeantsNovember419301930-11-04T00:00:00To provide that Detective Sergeants detailed under the Merit System shall be entitled to a hearing before the Board of Police Commissioners before removal from the detail.P80,41840,5620.66472144156058850.3352785584394114650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors33Establishing the Public Utilities CommissionNovember419301930-11-04T00:00:00To provide for the establishment of a Public Utilities Commission and to fix the salary of its members and to prescribe the duties of said Commission.F35,98774,1470.326756496631376350.673243503368623750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors34Parking Stations under Public ParksNovember419301930-11-04T00:00:00To authorize the Board of Park Commissioners to lease the subsurface area of public parks for automobile parking stations.P72,05251,8400.58157104574952380.418428954250476250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors35Street Railway Twenty-five (25) Year Operating PermitNovember419301930-11-04T00:00:00To grant privately operated railways a twenty-five (25) year operating permit which may be cancelled at the will of the citizens on payment of value of operating properties.P81,77766,1380.55286482101206770.4471351789879322650%+1Charter AmendmentInitiative36Municipal Railway Car FareNovember419301930-11-04T00:00:00To fix the maximum car-fare on the Municipal Railway at five cents per passenger per single ride and providing that if deficits occur, they may be met by taxes.F58,04472,3570.44511928589504680.554880714104953250%+1OrdinanceReferendum37Not Included in Voter HandbookNovember419301930-11-04T00:00:00Not Included in Voter HandbookP109,91934,9660.7586637678158540.2413362321841460466.67%Bond IssueNA38County Jail Bonds, $850,000November419301930-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $850,000 for the purchase of a site and the erection thereon of a County Jail.P104,75431,3390.76972364486049980.230276355139500266.67%Bond IssueSupervisors39Garbage Incinerator Bonds, $1,200,000November419301930-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $1,200,000 for the acquisition, construction and equipment of a garbage incinerator for the City.F83,88549,6010.62841796143415780.371582038565842166.67%Bond IssueSupervisors40Airport Bonds, $4,000,000November419301930-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $4,000,000 for the extension and improvement of the Municipal Airport at Mills Field.F80,27055,5910.59082444557304890.409175554426951166.67%Bond IssueSupervisors1Proposed New CharterMarch2619311931-03-26T00:00:00Shall the proposed Charter for the City and County of San Francisco as submitted by the Board of Freeholders and filed with the Board of Supervisors January 19, 1931 be adopted?P59,08445,7410.563644168852850.4363558311471550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Consolidation of San Mateo CountyMarch2619311931-03-26T00:00:00To amend the Charter by adding a new article providing for the government of territory in San Mateo County in the event of its consolidation with the City and County of San Francisco.P80,15621,6790.7871164138066480.21288358619335250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1School Building Construction Bonds, $3,500,000November319311931-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,500,000 for the acquisition, construction, completion and equipment of permanent public buildings to be used for public school purposes within San Francisco. Requires a two-thirds margin to pass.F56,72734,3990.62251168711454470.377488312885455366.67%Bond IssueSupervisors1Hetch Hetchy Bonds, $6,500,000May319321932-05-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $6,500,000 for the construction and completion of the Hetch Hetchy water project including aqueduct tunnels, pipelines, roads and trails, other structures, lands, connections between the project and Water Department properties to supply good, pure water for San Francisco and its inhabitants.P128,6919,3730.93211119480820490.067888805191795166.67%Bond IssueSupervisors1Relief Bonds - Indigent Sick and Dependent Poor, $6,500,000August3019321932-08-30T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,500,000 for the purpose of caring for and maintaining the indigent sick and dependent poor of the City and County of San FranciscoP137,82419,0390.87862657223182020.1213734277681798766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors1Emergency AppointmentsNovember819321932-11-08T00:00:00To permit employees engaged by the City during an unemployment emergency to be exempt from civil service examinations during the emergency period.P84,38977,1850.52229319073613330.477706809263866750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Residence QualificationNovember819321932-11-08T00:00:00To make it mandatory that all officers and employees of the City maintain their residence in said City with certain exceptions and to define the term "resident".P116,14743,7430.72641816248670970.273581837513290450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Cash Reserve FundNovember819321932-11-08T00:00:00To provide for an emergency reserve fund and to authorize the borrowing of money in anticipation of the payment of taxes.P94,11254,5270.63315818863151660.366841811368483450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Loans Payable Solely from Water RevenueNovember819321932-11-08T00:00:00To permit the Public Utilities Commission to borrow money for the construction or reconstruction of improvements to the Water Department to the extent of $5,000,000, such indebtedness to be repaid out of revenues of said utility.F66,53289,2200.427166264317633160.572833735682366850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors5Civil Service PositionsNovember819321932-11-08T00:00:00To exempt from Civil Service persons employed upon construction work outside the City and persons employed for expert professional temporary services, with the approval of the Civil Service Commission.P104,57546,8850.69044632246137590.3095536775386240650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors6Disposition of RefuseNovember819321932-11-08T00:00:00To allow the Director of Public Health to license refuse collectors and to fix the maximum rates for collection of refuse and to provide for the repeal of the initiative ordinance passed on June 12, 1927.P104,46136,4820.74115777300043280.258842226999567250%+1OrdinanceSupervisors1Salary ReductionsApril1119331933-04-11T00:00:00To provide for reductions in salaries of officers and employees of the City during extraordinary economic conditions, and to authorize a reduction of budget appropriations otherwise provided by the Charter to be made to the various officers and departments of the City during such conditions.P56,13143,1090.5656086255542120.43439137444578850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Fire Department Retirement SystemApril1119331933-04-11T00:00:00To provide for retirement allowances of certain employees of the Fire Department and to provide for contributions by said employees to the San Francisco Employees' Retirement System.F37,03559,4200.38396143279249390.61603856720750650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Fire Marshal and Chief Deputy Fire MarshalApril1119331933-04-11T00:00:00To provide for the positions of Fire Marshal and Chief Deputy Fire Marshal and describing the duties of said positions.F26,62568,8860.27876370261017060.721236297389829450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Pilots and Marine Engineers on Fireboats to be part of Retirement SystemApril1119331933-04-11T00:00:00To give pilots and marine engineers employed on fireboats in the Fire Department the same retirement rights as other members of the Department.F31,48663,6290.331030857383167730.668969142616832350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1School House Bonds, $3,000,000June2719331933-06-27T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,000,000 for the acquisition and construction of certain new school house buildings, lands, other properties and structures necessary to be used for public school purposes within San Francisco. Requires a two-thirds margin to pass.F81,85151,4180.61417884129092280.385821158709077166.67%Bond IssueSupervisors1Water Distribution Bonds, $12,095,000November719331933-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $12,095, 000 for the extension of the water supply and distribution system owned by San Francisco.P105,27942,8780.71059079220016610.28940920779983466.67%Bond IssueSupervisors2Hetch Hetchy Dam Bonds, $3,500,000November719331933-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,500, 000 to increase the height of O'Shaughnessy Dam.P102,54245,0570.69473370415788730.3052662958421127366.67%Bond IssueSupervisors3Red Mountain Bar Bonds, $6,308,000November719331933-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $6,308, 000 for the construction of a power plant at Red Mountain Bar in Tuolumne County and a distribution system in San Francisco for electric energy generated on the Hetch Hetchy system, including necessary substations and standby plants, lands and rights of way.F71,74673,0100.49563403244079690.50436596755920366.67%Bond IssueSupervisors4Sewer Bonds, $2,625,000November719331933-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $2,625, 000 for the construction of new sewers, reconditioning of existing sewers and construction of sewerage disposal plants.P102,90242,0640.70983540968227030.290164590317729766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors5High Pressure System Bonds, $2,000,000November719331933-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $2,000, 000 for extensions to the existing high pressure system and construction of underground cisterns throughout San Francisco.P96,52046,5630.67457349929761050.3254265007023895466.67%Bond IssueSupervisors6Yacht Harbor Bonds, $815,000November719331933-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $815, 000 for improving the San Francisco Yacht Harbor.F66,80276,3500.46665083268134570.533349167318654366.67%Bond IssueSupervisors7Boulevard and Street Bonds, $2,100,000November719331933-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $2,100, 000 for widening, straightening and reconditioning streets and boulevards to conform with approaches to the Golden Gate and San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridges.F87,34558,2730.59982282410141610.40017717589858466.67%Bond IssueSupervisors8Warehouse Bonds, $325,000November719331933-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $325, 000 for the construction of an addition to the present municipal central warehouse and the building of a repair shop and garage to repair and house city-owned automobiles and trucks.F71,96667,6330.51551945214507270.4844805478549273366.67%Bond IssueSupervisors9Aquatic Park Bonds, $700,000November719331933-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $700, 000 for the improvement of Aquatic Park consisting of boat houses, a bathing beach, park and playground areas and other improvements.F70,44672,5180.492753420441509770.507246579558490366.67%Bond IssueSupervisors10Airport Bonds, $260,000November719331933-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $260, 000 for the improvement and extension of San Francisco Municipal Airport.P106,33940,2770.72528919081137120.274710809188628866.67%Bond IssueSupervisors11Agricultural Building Bonds, $1,250,000November719331933-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $1,250, 000 for Agricultural Buildings to be erected in conjunction with No. One-A Agricultural District Association.F62,90670,0430.473158880472963340.526841119527036766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors12Hall of Justice Bonds, $2,900,000November719331933-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $2,900, 000 for the construction of a new Hall of Justice to be erected on City land on the block bounded by Larkin, Hyde, Fulton, and Grove Streets.F64,07677,9840.4510488525974940.54895114740250666.67%Bond IssueSupervisors13Municipal Railway (MUNI) Extension Bonds, $63,000November719331933-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $63, 000 for the extension of a line of the Municipal Railway (MUNI) from Taraval Street to 46th Avenue.F76,43868,3300.52800342617152960.471996573828470466.67%Bond IssueSupervisors1School House Bonds, $3,000,000December1919331933-12-19T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,000, 000 for the acquisition and construction of certain new school house buildings, certain lands thereof and other property and structures necessary to be used for said school house buildings.P69,37730,5300.69441580670023120.3055841932997687766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors1Continuous ServiceNovember619341934-11-06T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors shall define continuous service for pension or retirement purposes. The absence of any officers or employee of the City for reasons of service in the military or naval forces during war shall not be deemed a reason for absence from City service or a break from continuity of City service.P110,76041,7850.72608082860795180.2739191713920482450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Controller's ReportsNovember619341934-11-06T00:00:00The Controller shall annually make a complete financial report which shall be audited and distributed according to the Charter. The Controller shall also make quarterly reports showing revenues and expenditures for the preceding quarter.P130,09821,4290.85857965907066070.1414203409293393350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Budget and Appropriations OrdinanceNovember619341934-11-06T00:00:00The Mayor shall transmit to the Board of Supervisors the consolidated budget estimates and the proposed budget for the coming fiscal year no later than the first day of May in 1932 and in each year thereafter.P98,92837,9710.72263493524423120.2773650647557688350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Permits and InspectionsNovember619341934-11-06T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors shall by ordinance regulate the issuance and revocation of licenses and permits relating to public streets and places with the exception of granting franchises and operation of businesses. Such ordinance shall fix the fees and specify which department shall make any necessary inspections and investigations.F58,65083,7130.41197502159971340.588024978400286650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors5Action by Resolution or OrdinanceNovember619341934-11-06T00:00:00Action by the Board of Supervisors shall be by ordinance or resolution in writing introduced by a member or by a committee of said Board and passed or adopted by a majority of all members of the Board at each reading. Every legislative act shall be by ordinance. Every ordinance and resolution shall be confined to one subject, except for appropriation ordinances.P87,50342,5820.67266018372602530.327339816273974750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors6Repair of Accepted StreetsNovember619341934-11-06T00:00:00When any street or portion thereof has been paved in accordance with the specifications of the Department of Public Works and is in good condition, the Board of Supervisors shall accept the same by ordinance and thereafter such portion shall be kept in repair by the City. It shall also be the duty of the owner of any property fronting a public street to keep the sidewalk in good repair.P87,53754,6620.61559504637866650.384404953621333550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors7Limitation on Claims for DamagesNovember619341934-11-06T00:00:00All claims for damages against the City must be presented to the Controller within sixty (60) days after the occurrence from which it is claimed the damages have arisen.P77,56263,5710.54956672075276510.4504332792472348650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors10Bay Bridges Exposition on Yerba Buena Shoals, 1938May219351935-05-02T00:00:00Shall an exposition to celebrate the completion of the Bay Bridges (Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge) be held on Yerba Buena Shoals?P79,54947,6160.62555734675421690.37444265324578350%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors8Qualification and Tests, Civil ServiceNovember619341934-11-06T00:00:00All applicants for places in the classified service shall submit to tests, which shall be competitive and without charge to the applicants. The Civil Service Commission shall control all examinations. The tests may be oral, written, mechanical or physical, or any combination of same to test the relative capacity of applicants for the positions to be filled. Veterans with more than 30 days of actual service and widows of such veterans shall be allowed an additional credit of 5% (percent) in making up the list of eligibles secured by such examination.F65,30076,9410.459080012092153430.540919987907846650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors9Suspension and Removal of Elective OfficersNovember619341934-11-06T00:00:00Any elective officer, including Municipal Court Judges, members of the Civil Service Commission, Public Utilities Commission or School Board may be suspended by the Mayor and removed by the Board of Supervisors for official misconduct.P97,73337,5270.72255655774064760.2774434422593523650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors10Budget EstimatesNovember619341934-11-06T00:00:00The fiscal year for the City shall begin the first day of July of each year. The Chief Administrative Officer shall obtain budget estimates from heads of departments no later than February 15th and transmit such estimates to the Controller. The Controller shall check such estimates and consolidate such budget estimates and transmit such budget estimates to the Mayor no later than March 15th.P106,20224,2760.81394564600928890.1860543539907110750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors11Salaries, Wages and Compensations, City EmployeesNovember619341934-11-06T00:00:00All rates of salary, or wages, or other compensation of all officers and employees of the City shall be fixed and determined at the time of the preparation of the annual budget estimates and the adoption of the annual budget and appropriation ordinances and no increase shall be effective prior to the start of the fiscal year for which the budget is adopted.F77,595108,1930.4176534544749930.58234654552500750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Revenue Bonds, Public UtilitiesMay219351935-05-02T00:00:00To allow the repayment of bonds or other obligations for the purposes of the acquisition, construction, completion or extension of public utilities from the net revenues of the utility so acquired, constructed, completed or extended. The Public Utilities Commission shall oversee this process.F50,80472,7800.41108881408596580.588911185914034150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Emergency Measures and Referendum PowersMay219351935-05-02T00:00:00The people by initiative or referendum may restrict any matter that may be passed as emergency measures. The registered voters shall have the power to propose by petition and to adopt or reject at the polls, any ordinance, act or other measure which is within the power conferred upon the Board of Supervisors to enact.P78,14742,3720.64842058098723020.351579419012769850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Symphony OrchestraMay219351935-05-02T00:00:00The annual levy of taxes shall include a 1/2 (one half) cent of each $100 of assessed valuation to be used for the Art Commission for the purpose of maintaining a symphony orchestra.P84,44946,9690.64259842639516660.3574015736048334350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Official AdvertisingMay219351935-05-02T00:00:00Each proposed ordinance which is introduced which is introduced in the full Board and referred to committee shall be published within three days. All ordinances shall be published upon passage for second reading. The term "published" shall mean publication in the official newspaper. The official newspaper is defined to be a daily paper of general circulation published continuously for three years in the City.F55,24260,0990.47894504122558330.521054958774416850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors5Police PensionsMay219351935-05-02T00:00:00Persons who are members of the Police Department on the 8th day of January, 1932, shall become members of the Retirement System on that date subject to certain provisions.P88,24540,4220.68584019212385460.314159807876145450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors6Preference for Local Labor and IndustryMay219351935-05-02T00:00:00Relating to contractors' working conditions under contracts for public work or improvement and providing for the allowance of a preference not to exceed 10% (ten percent) in favor of articles manufactured or assembled in the City.P75,90046,4910.6201436380125990.37985636198740150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors7Power of Hearing, Inquiry or SubpoenaMay219351935-05-02T00:00:00The Mayor, the Board of Supervisors, the Chief Administrative Officer, the Controller, or any board or commission appointed by the Mayor may hold hearings, subpoena witnesses and compel testimony concerning inquires into matters affecting department costs, operation and expenditures.F51,49273,6220.41156065668110680.588439343318893150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors8Regulation of Street Railway CarsMay219351935-05-02T00:00:00Every street railway car while carrying passengers in the City shall be in the charge of a motorman and a conductor. Each said employee shall be not less than 21 years of age. Any person, firm or corporation violating any provision of this ordinance shall be deemed guilty of a misdemeanor.P199,57633,2630.85714163005338450.1428583699466154750%+1OrdinanceSupervisors9Bay Bridges Exposition on the Mainland, 1938May219351935-05-02T00:00:00Shall an exposition to celebrate the completion of the Bay Bridges (Golden Gate Bridge and San Francisco - Oakland Bay Bridge) be held on the mainland of the City within the range of a five cent car fare?F54,59869,6170.439544338445437330.560455661554562650%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors2Fixing the Salary of SupervisorsJune119481948-06-01T00:00:00To fix the salary of Board of Supervisors at $400.00 per month.F75,997137,6320.35574290007442810.644257099925571950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors50An ordinance declaring the policy and intension of the City and County to remove certain cemeteries, etc.November319141914-11-03T00:00:00An ordinance declaring the policy and intension of the City and County to remove certain cemeteries, etc.F43,40570,0450.382591449977963850.617408550022036150%+1OrdinanceSupervisors1Park Department Employees, Civil ServiceNovember519351935-11-05T00:00:00The Superintendent of Parks shall appoint all other employees of the department subject to the Civil Service provisions of the Charter.F64,88575,9570.460693543119240.5393064568807650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Health Department Employees, Civil ServiceNovember519351935-11-05T00:00:00Employees of the Health Department, with some exceptions, shall be subject to the Civil Service provisions of the Charter.F65,25275,3570.464067022736809160.535932977263190850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Palace of the Legion of Honor Employees, Civil ServiceNovember519351935-11-05T00:00:00The Palace of the Legion of Honor Board of Trustees shall appoint such employees and assistants as necessary. With some exceptions, these employees shall be subject to the Civil Service provisions of the Charter.F63,10876,3780.452432502186599360.547567497813400650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Airport Employees, Civil ServiceNovember519351935-11-05T00:00:00The Public Utilities Commission shall have jurisdiction over the airport. All employees of the airport shall be subject to the Civil Service provisions of the Charter.F63,65075,4450.45760092023437220.542399079765627850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors5Police Department InvestigationsNovember519351935-11-05T00:00:00The Board of Police Commissioners shall have the power to initiate and conduct investigations of all matters affecting or relating to the affairs of the Police Department or the discipline of the members thereof.F66,12067,5260.494739835086721650.505260164913278450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors6Civil Service ExaminationsNovember519351935-11-05T00:00:00The procedure for applicants for places in the classified service may also include credits for physical fitness, experience, education, service seniority and merit, which in the judgment of the Civil Service Commission will test the qualifications of the candidate for the position he seeks.F64,51372,4500.471025021356132670.528974978643867350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Method of Selecting Superior Court JudgesNovember319361936-11-03T00:00:00To allow the electors of the City to approve the selection of Superior Court Judges for additional terms of office.F58,263109,9750.34631296139992150.653687038600078550%+1InitiativeSupervisors1Revenue Bonds, Electrical System, $50,000,000March919371937-03-09T00:00:00To amend the Charter relating to a system for the generation and distribution of hydroelectric power and to incur a bonded indebtedness not to exceed $50,000,000 to finance the cost of said system.F65,76278,1010.45711545011573510.542884549884264950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Cash Reserve Fund and Temporary Loans, Tax Anticipation NotesMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00To empower the Board of Supervisors to use the annual tax levy to build up the cash reserve fund to be used exclusively for legally budgeted expenditures incurred in a fiscal year after the close of said fiscal year; for the payment of authorized expenses that become due and payable before receipt of tax payments; to make temporary loans of unencumbered balances of other funds as necessary.P76,67551,1570.5998106890293510.4001893109706489750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Health Service SystemMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00To establish a Health Service System for municipal employees; to determine membership of the Health Service System; to administer the system by member elected board of nine (9) members to be known as the Health Service Board.P76,74956,6160.57548082330446510.424519176695534850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Public Welfare Department, EstablishMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00To establish a Public Welfare Department; To establish a Welfare Commission consisting of five (5) members appointed by the Mayor; to make all positions except for the Commission members and the Director of the Public Welfare Department subject to Civil Service.P82,76746,0200.64266579701367380.3573342029863262350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors5Positions, Civil ServiceMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00All positions in all departments and offices of the City and County, including all positions created by state law, where the compensation is paid by the City and County, shall be included in the classified Civil Service and shall be filled from eligible lists prepared by the Civil Service Commission, with certain exceptions.P86,93744,1950.66297318732269770.337026812677302350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors6Control of HarborMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00To empower the Board of Supervisors to transfer control of the Harbor from the State of California to the City and County of San Francisco.P88,66639,2060.69339652152152150.3066034784784784650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors7Police PensionsMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00To allow members of the Police Department to become members of the Retirement System on the effective date of the passage of this amendment and under the terms of this amendment.F66,47974,7260.47079777628270950.529202223717290450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Hospital Bonds, $1,600,000November219371937-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $1,600,000 for improving the Hassler Health Home, Laguna Honda Home, the San Francisco Hospital and for increasing the X-Ray Facilities to aid in the care of their patients.P109,22944,0610.71256442037967250.287435579620327566.67%Bond IssueSupervisors8Positions in the Treasurer's OfficeMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00To allow any person who has performed the duties of general clerk stenographer in the Office of the Treasurer for five (5) continuous years is considered confirmed in said position and shall be entitled to Civil Service benefits and privileges.P78,11851,1400.60435717711863090.3956428228813690450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors9Contractor's Working ConditionsMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00For workers under contracts to be performed at the expense of the City, the following working conditions apply: Eight (8) hours shall constitute the maximum hours in a calendar day; any person shall be paid not less than the highest prevailing wage for similar work; all persons performing contract work shall be citizens of the United States; all workers shall have been residents of the City for a period of one (1) year prior to their work on the contract, with certain rights of waiver.F49,01376,4040.390800290231786750.609199709768213250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors10Permits and InspectionsMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00To authorize the Board of Supervisors to regulate by ordinance, the issuance and revocation of licenses and permits relating to public streets and places, and for the operation of businesses which affect the health, fire fighting, crime, policing, welfare or zoning conditions; to fix the fees to be charged.P79,50047,1480.6277240856547280.372275914345271950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors11Disposition of Utility FundsMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00Relating to the operating expenses and reserves and the depreciation of utility funds, and the creation of a reconstruction and replacement fund within the utility fund.P70,95152,1150.57652804186371540.423471958136284650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors12Re-Organization of the Police Department and Police CommissionMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00Describes the makeup of the Police Department and the Police Commission; describes positions under Civil Service and non-Civil Service appointment; sets the number of police force based on the number of inhabitants; describes other elements.P74,95054,5680.57868404391667570.4213159560833243450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors13Power of Hearing, Inquiry and SubpoenaMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00The Mayor, the Board of Supervisors, the Chief Administrative Officer, the Controller, or any board or commission is empowered to inquire into department matters and may hold hearings and subpoena witnesses relating to department matters. Any person refusing to obey such subpoenas or other requirements shall be deemed in contempt and subject to penalties provided by law.F42,10279,8410.34525967050179180.654740329498208250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors14Limitation on Special AssessmentsMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00To limit a special assessment to not exceed 50% (percent) of assessed value, except when it is authorized to be paid in installments over a period not to exceed ten (10) years; no such installment shall exceed 25% (percent) and not more than two installments shall be payable in any one year.F41,58080,9380.33937870353743940.660621296462560650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors15Zoning and Setback LinesMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00To empower the Board of Supervisors by ordinance, to establish procedures relating to zoning and setback lines; to authorize the City Planning Commission to hold hearings relating to same; to authorize the Board of Supervisors by no less than a two-thirds vote to approve or disapprove any action by the City Planning Commission relating to zoning or setback line changes.F34,85485,3910.28985820616241840.710141793837581650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors16Number, Compensation, Meetings of Board of SupervisorsMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00There shall be eleven (11) members of the Board of Supervisors elected at large; the salary shall be set at $4000 per year; regular meetings shall be held as fixed by resolution; Board President shall be elected by the members every second year for a two-year term.F42,40692,1290.31520422194967850.684795778050321450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors17FranchisesMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00To empower the Board of Supervisors to grant franchises, permits or other privileges for the purposes of transportation, communication, terminal facilities, refrigeration, operation of buses, letter conveyances and transmission of signals or alarms.F44,97876,2090.37114541988827180.628854580111728150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors18Appropriations to Meet Utility DeficitsMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00To empower the Board of Supervisors by a two-thirds vote to approve a budget estimate for any utility which will exceed the estimated revenue of said utility and to appropriate the funds necessary to provide for the deficit, not to exceed $500,000.F56,92366,0990.46270585748890440.537294142511095550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors19Repeal of Anti-Picketing OrdinanceMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00Shall the initiative ordinance on the prohibiting of picketing adopted by the voters on November 7, 1916 be repealed?P78,09868,7650.5317745109387660.4682254890612339650%+1OrdinanceSupervisors20Prohibiting Billboards, Bay Bridge ApproachMarch919371937-03-09T00:00:00Shall the erection and maintenance of any sign, billboard or advertising device whether movable or unmovable, temporary or permanent intended for use as an advertisement sign be prohibited within a certain distance of any part of the structure of the Bay Bridge and or any ramp or approaches or exits and for penalties for the violation of same?F65,40776,6460.46044082138356810.539559178616431950%+1OrdinanceInitiative1Rapid Transit Bonds, $49,250,000November219371937-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $49,250,000 for constructing subways and acquiring a Rapid Transit System.F68,83495,2460.419514870794734260.580485129205265766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors5Referendum - Removal of Laurel Hill CemeteryNovember219371937-11-02T00:00:00Do you favor Ordinance No. 17.194 enacted by the Board of Supervisors providing for the removal of Laurel Hill Cemetery?P82,98365,9200.55729568913990990.442704310860090150%+1OrdinanceSupervisors6Fifth Street ExtensionNovember219371937-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be directed to submit to the electors of the City a proposition to issue bonds in an amount not to exceed $2,000,000 for the extension of Fifth Street diagonally across Market Street to the intersection of Mason and Eddy Streets?F60,24384,2530.416918115380356560.583081884619643550%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors7Grant Avenue ExtensionNovember219371937-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be directed to submit to the electors of the City a proposition to issue bonds in an amount not to exceed $4,700,000 for the projection of Grant Avenue across Market Street to Brannon Street?F55,57086,8410.390208621525022670.609791378474977350%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors8Prohibition of PicketingNovember219371937-11-02T00:00:00Shall an Initiative Ordinance declaring picketing unlawful and providing a penalty for the violation thereof, be adopted?F74,01288,8910.454331718875649940.545668281124350150%+1OrdinanceInitiative9Inspection of Civil Service Examination PapersNovember219371937-11-02T00:00:00To provide that Civil Service Examination papers, marks, and grades shall be made open to public inspection.P94,27550,3770.65173658158891690.3482634184110831650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Sewer Bonds, $4,200,000September2719381938-09-27T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $4,200,000 for the construction, replacement, extension of sewers, sewage treatment plants, pumping stations and all appurtenances and acquisition of lands for said purposes.F79,09059,5750.5703674323008690.42963256769913166.67%Bond IssueSupervisors2Courts Building Bonds, $3,828,000September2719381938-09-27T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,828,000 for construction and furnishing a Courts building in the Civic Center on land owned by the City to house Courts and other agencies?F40,41394,9860.298473400837524660.701526599162475466.67%Bond IssueSupervisors3Yacht Harbor Bonds, $700,000September2719381938-09-27T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $700,000 for the construction of piers, a breakwater, service wharves, landing stages, lighthouses, mooring piles and other improvement to the Yacht Harbor.F65,19571,5100.476902819940748350.523097180059251766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors4School Bonds, $2,800,000September2719381938-09-27T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $2,800,000 for the construction and furnishing of new school house buildings and the acquisition of lands and structures necessary for such buildings.P101,29242,7050.70343132148586430.296568678514135766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors5Welfare Building Bonds, $225,000September2719381938-09-27T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $225,000 to construct a building on lands owned by the City for use of the Public Welfare Department and for furnishing the building.F54,12383,5620.393092929513018830.606907070486981166.67%Bond IssueSupervisors6Playground Bonds, $900,000September2719381938-09-27T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $900,000 for constructing, improving and equipping playgrounds and structures thereon within the City.F88,67055,2010.61631600531031270.383683994689687366.67%Bond IssueSupervisors7Livestock Pavilion Bonds, $525,000September2719381938-09-27T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $525,000 for the construction and furnishing of buildings on property of Agricultural District 1A, designed for agricultural, horticultural, viticultural and livestock fairs, floral and industrial displays.F58,06481,6370.415630525193090960.58436947480690966.67%Bond IssueSupervisors8Market Street Railway Acquisition Bonds, $24,480,000September2719381938-09-27T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $24,480,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion and acquisition of operative properties of the Market Street Railway Company.F52,68093,9790.35920059457653470.640799405423465466.67%Bond IssueSupervisors9Establishment of a Traffic CommissionSeptember2719381938-09-27T00:00:00A commission to be known as the Traffic Commission is hereby established. The commission will consist of five members appointed by the Mayor. Members of the Commission shall service without compensation and shall hold office until July 15, 1942.F62,96774,2180.458993330174581770.541006669825418250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Fire Department, Salaries and Hours of PersonnelNovember819381938-11-08T00:00:00Relating to setting the salaries and number of personnel of the Fire Department and prescribing hours to be performed for the members of the department.F80,352115,6850.40988180802603590.590118191973964150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Fire PensionsNovember819381938-11-08T00:00:00Relating to the retirement of certain members of the Fire Department and prescribing contributions, conditions and amounts of pension to be paid.F93,840100,3490.48324055430534170.516759445694658350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Police PensionsNovember819381938-11-08T00:00:00Relating to retirement of members of the Police Department and prescribing contributions, conditions and amounts of pensions to be paid.F91,630101,1280.47536289025617610.524637109743823850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Market Street Railway PurchaseNovember819381938-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City endeavor to purchase the operating properties of the Market Street Railway for an amount not to exceed $5,000,000 or a lesser sum?F49,932128,3200.28012027915535310.719879720844646950%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors5Passenger Buses PurchaseNovember819381938-11-08T00:00:00Shall San Francisco issue $9,000,000 in bonds for passenger buses and facilities thereof, to be used in conjunction with property of the Market Street Railway Company if acquired or as an adjunct of the Municipal Railway?F49,948128,4660.279955608864775160.720044391135224850%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors6Minimum Wage, Civil Service EmployeesNovember719391939-11-07T00:00:00To fix the minimum compensation of Civil Service Employees at not less than 50 cents per hour.P156,82689,2670.6372631484845160.3627368515154839650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors7Veterans' Exemption, Civil ServiceNovember719391939-11-07T00:00:00To discontinue the 5% (percent) credit for other eligible Civil Service lists after a veteran has secured a permanent position.P134,13297,3650.57941139625999470.420588603740005350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors8Municipal Conductors and MotormenNovember719391939-11-07T00:00:00To allow Municipal Railroad conductors and motormen to act as bus operators. Assignments to be governed by seniority of service and fitness under a test by railroad management.P186,29849,3110.790708334571260.2092916654287399850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors9Fire Department, SalariesNovember719391939-11-07T00:00:00To establish salaries of Captains and Lieutenants of the Fire Department.P121,171110,2980.52348694641615080.4765130535838492750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors10Jitney BusesNovember719391939-11-07T00:00:00Shall jitney buses be prohibited along and in certain areas of the City and shall sections 5a and 19b of Ordinance 3212 (N.S.) be repealed?F72,164180,8030.28527041076504050.714729589234959650%+1OrdinanceInitiative11Coroner, Elective OfficeNovember719391939-11-07T00:00:00Shall the Office of the Coroner be made elective?F92,826104,7100.46991940709541550.530080592904584550%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsCAdditional Business Taxes to Fund Homeless ServicesNovember620182018-11-06T00:00:00Shall the City impose additional business taxes to create a dedicated fund to support services for homeless people and prevent homelessness, including one tax of 0.175% to 0.69% on gross receipts over $50 million that a business receives in San Francisco, and another tax of 1.5% on certain administrative offices' payroll expense in San Francisco, raising an estimated $250-300 million in combined tax revenues annually, and with no expiration date for these taxes?P215,491135,8350.61336479509059960.386635204909400450%+1OrdinanceInitiativeBProhibiting Appointed Commissioners from Running for OfficeJune520182018-06-05T00:00:00Shall the City require appointed members of boards and commissions established by the Charter to forfeit their appointed seat when they file to run for state or local elective office?P160,21469,5700.69723740556348570.3027625944365142750%+1Charter AmendmentFour or More SupervisorsDAdditional Tax on Cannabis Businesses; Expanding the Businesses Subject to Business TaxesNovember620182018-11-06T00:00:00Shall the City impose new cannabis business taxes beginning in 2021, at rates ranging from 1% to 5% on gross receipts of cannabis businesses in San Francisco, where the Board of Supervisors could decrease those rates, or increase them up to 7%; and shall the City apply many of its business taxes to businesses with over $500,000 in gross receipts in San Francisco that do not have a physical presence here; raising an estimated $2-4 million annually in combined tax revenues in 2019 and 2020, and an estimated $7-16 million annually beginning in 2021, and with no expiration date on these newly imposed and applied taxes?P227,250118,8150.65666854492653120.3433314550734688550%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsCAdditional Tax on Commercial Rents Mostly to Fund Child Care and Education Additional Tax on Commercial Rents Mostly to Fund Child Care and EducationJune520182018-06-05T00:00:00Shall the City impose a new gross receipts tax of 1% on revenues a business receives from leasing warehouse space in San Francisco, and 3.5% on revenues a business receives from leasing some commercial spaces in San Francisco, to fund quality early care and education for young children and for other public purposes?P120,199116,0850.50870562543380.491294374566250%+1TaxInitiativeDAdditional Tax on Commercial Rents Mostly to Fund Housing and Homelessness ServicesJune520182018-06-05T00:00:00Shall the City impose a new gross receipts tax of 1.7% on revenues a business receives from leasing some commercial spaces in San Francisco, to fund homeless services, housing for extremely low- to middle-income households and for other public purposes?F105,746129,6110.449300424461562650.550699575538437466.67%TaxFour or More SupervisorsEProhibiting Tobacco Retailers from Selling Flavored Tobacco ProductsJune520182018-06-05T00:00:00Shall the City ordinance prohibiting the sale of flavored tobacco products in San Francisco take effect?P164,84476,1930.68389500367163550.3161049963283645350%+1OrdinanceInitiativeFCity-Funded Legal Representation for Residential Tenants in Eviction LawsuitsJune520182018-06-05T00:00:00Shall the City establish, fund and run a program to provide legal representation for all residential tenants in San Francisco facing eviction?P133,190105,7740.5573642891816340.4426357108183659550%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeGParcel Tax for San Francisco Unified School DistrictJune520182018-06-05T00:00:00Shall the City collect an annual tax of $298 per parcel for investment in education, subject to certain exemptions including those for senior citizens?P144,68693,4470.60758483704484470.392415162955155350%+1Parcel TaxInitiativeHPolicy for the Use of Tasers by San Francisco Police OfficersJune520182018-06-05T00:00:00Shall the City set a policy for when police officers can use tasers and authorize the Police Department to purchase tasers for all officers, subject to specific conditions?F90,334146,9970.38062452861193860.619375471388061450%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeEPartial Allocation of Hotel Tax for Arts and Cultural PurposesNovember620182018-11-06T00:00:00Shall the City annually distribute up to 1.5% of the current base hotel tax for specific arts and cultural purposes, without increasing the existing hotel tax?P258,34385,5850.75115431136749560.2488456886325044766 ⅔%+1OrdinanceBoard of Supervisors1Waterworks SystemJune919421942-06-09T00:00:00Shall the City and County of San Francisco incur a bonded indebtedness in the principal amount of $1,250,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of the following municipal improvement: Improvement of the present waterworks system by the construction of an auxiliary pumping plant at Lake Merced, together with machinery, pumps, pipe lines, mains, hydrants, storage facilities, reservoirs, lands, rights of way, equipment, and other works, property or structures necessary or convenient for improving and augmenting the existing water supply of the City and County of San Francisco?P115,47921,0710.84569022336140610.154309776638593966.67%Bond IssueNA2Fire ProtectionJune919421942-06-09T00:00:00Shall the City and County of San Francisco incur a bonded indebtedness in the principal amount of $3,000,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of the following municipal improvement: Additional fire protection equipment and fire fighting apparatus, including pumping units, trucks and mechanized equipment, fire hose and fire fighting facilities and equipment, additions and extensions to the fire alarm system, and all other works, property or structures necessary or convenient for additional fire protection for the City and County of San Francisco?P117,55518,8150.86202977194397590.1379702280560240566.67%Bond IssueNAIRelocation of Professional Sports TeamsJune520182018-06-05T00:00:00Shall the City adopt a policy not to encourage professional sports teams from other cities to move to San Francisco and to oppose any sports team ownership group attempting to avoid payment of an outstanding public debt?F97,863130,9160.427762163485284950.57223783651471550%+1Policy DeclarationInitiative33Leaves of AbsenceNovember319421942-11-03T00:00:00Provides for leaves of absence to city employees engaging in war defense work. Protects their retirement rights.P117,56541,4720.73923049353295140.2607695064670485550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors8One-Man Car OperationNovember219431943-11-02T00:00:00Permits operation of electric streetcars by one person, on designated streets excepting Market Street, for duration of war.F33,683143,4180.190190908012941780.809809091987058250%+1OrdinanceNA1Airport BondsNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness in the sum of $20,000,000 to enlarge and improve San Francisco Airport for accommodation of national and international air commerce.P147,97829,3090.83468048982722930.1653195101727707266.67%Bond IssueNA1Standardization Wage Schedules, Municipal RailwayNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Provides standardized method for fixing wages of municipal railway platform men and bus operators.P181,05955,5570.7652018460290090.2347981539709909650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Members Board of SupervisorsNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Increases salaries of Board of Supervisors.F71,594151,1770.321379353686072230.678620646313927750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Retirement Provisions, Miscellaneous city ServiceNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Making mandatory retirement at age 65 for miscellaneous city employees.P177,50348,3410.78595402135987670.2140459786401232650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Graduated Pay Schedule and Hours of Work Adjustments for Fire and PoliceNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Make work adjustments and approximate fifteen per cent pay increase.P148,74477,9620.6561096750857940.3438903249142060750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors5Retail Sales Tax for RevenueNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00To allow later enactment if desired of retail sales tax for revenue on sellers and manufacturers at fixed places of business.F56,334155,2450.266255157647970750.733744842352029350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors6Military Leaves of AbsenceNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Protect employees on military leave against loss of civil service seniority and salary increment rights.P166,69847,7990.77715772248562920.2228422775143708350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors7Fire and Police ForcesNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Continuing full pay to dependents of members killed on duty until retirement age reached, service retirement thereafter, equalizes seniority rights in salvage corps as to military leave.P116,504108,0900.51873157786939990.481268422130600150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors8Officers Subject to Salary StandardizationNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Subject elective officers, not members of boards, to provisions of salary standardization.P102,86494,4830.52123417128205650.4787658287179435450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors10Board of EducationNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Authorizing Mayor, when voters refuse to confirm his nomination of school board member, to make interim appointment, and submit another nominee to voters at next general election.P124,95674,8150.62549619314114660.3745038068588533750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors11Annual Budget EstimatesNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Advance 15 days submission of annual budget estimates by city department heads.P137,07263,4120.6837054328524970.3162945671475030450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors12Civil Service Examinations for Veterans Returning From Military LeaveNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Provides substitute promotional examinations for employees who missed examinations when absent in armed forces or maritime service.P153,59353,2030.74272713205284440.2572728679471556550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors13Civil Service Examinations for Persons Returning From Military LeaveNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Provides substitute promotional examinations for employees who missed examinations when absent in armed forces.P116,00984,8180.5776563908239430.42234360917605750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors14Public WorksNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Permit Department of Public Works to use employees on construction work costing not more than $2,000 in lieu of $1,000.P134,65366,2130.67036233110630970.3296376688936903450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors15Elective Officials Subject to Retirement ProvisionsNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Including elective officials, exclusive of board members, in retirement system, after payment of contributions, with benefits after age 70 and 20 years continuous service.P114,96781,3170.58571763363289930.4142823663671007550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors16Regulating Refuse Collection and RefusalNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Amending initiative ordinance of November 8, 1932, to impose further regulations and to increase rates of collections.P129,88891,1570.5876088579248570.4123911420751430550%+1OrdinanceSupervisors17Farmer's Market, $100,000November519461946-11-05T00:00:00Shall $100,000 be spent from tax funds by the City to finance a permanent Farmer's Market on a new site, estimated to be repaid in 20 years?P143,07972,7760.6628477450140140.3371522549859859450%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors18Parking Regulation FinesNovember519461946-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors reduce the minimum fine for violation of parking regulations, except for parking on grades, for automobiles and other vehicles from five dollars ($5.00) to two dollars ($2.00)?P102,32293,6950.52200574439972050.477994255600279650%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors1Municipal Railway (MUNI) Rehabilitation Bonds, $20,000,000November419471947-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness 0f $20,000,000 for the purchase of motor coaches, trackless trolleys, modern street cars and other properties for the complete rehabilitation of the Municipal Railway (MUNI).P181,04753,7510.77107556282421490.2289244371757851466.67%Bond IssueSupervisors2Market Street Railway Refinancing Bonds, $2,200,000November419471947-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $2,200,000 for payment to Market Street Railway of the balance due on the purchase price of operative properties.P173,81257,4860.75146348001279740.2485365199872026666.67%Bond IssueSupervisors3Street Improvement Bonds, $22,850,000November419471947-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness 0f $22,850,000 to improve streets, highways and public ways, installation of traffic signals, acquisition of lands and other improvements for streets.P181,59949,9320.78433989400987340.2156601059901265866.67%Bond IssueSupervisors4Off-Street Parking BondsNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $5,000,000 to provide off-street parking facilities, public parking lots, garages, with necessary lands and buildings to facilitate traffic in metropolitan district of city.P162,82166,9500.70862293326834110.291377066731658950%+1PropositionNA5Hetch Hetchy Water Bonds, $25,000,000November419471947-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $25,000,000 to construct a second pipeline from Hetch Hetchy Tunnels around the Bay, thence to San Francisco, Lands of Appurtenances to Augment the Water Supply.P178,48650,6050.7791052463868070.2208947536131930266.67%Bond IssueSupervisors6Recreation Bonds, $12,000,000November419471947-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $12,000,000 for improvement and enlargement of existing and acquisition of new playgrounds and recreation centers, construction of buildings and appurtenances within and without the city.P176,10353,6700.76642164222950480.2335783577704952466.67%Bond IssueSupervisors8Retirement, Miscellaneous Officers and EmployeesNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00Afloating retirement compensations of employees in the evening schools and other city employees.P128,78377,9400.62297373780372770.3770262621962723350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors9Public Recreation DepartmentNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00Creates the Public Recreation Department and consolidates park and recreation departments into one department.F96,046113,0390.45936341679221370.540636583207786350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors11Fixing Salaries for Fire and Police DepartmentsNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To fix the salaries of members of the Fire and Police Departments and to prescribe the working conditions of the members.P125,55597,1230.56384106198187520.4361589380181248350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors12Chief of Fire Department to Appoint a Deputy ChiefNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To allow the Chief of the Fire Department to appoint a Deputy Chief from the rank of First or Second Assistant Chief and to appoint a secretary from the rank of Battalion Chiefs and to fix their salaries.P125,02777,3810.61769791707837640.3823020829216236550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors13M. H. de Young Memorial Museum TrusteesNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To increase the number of the members of the Board of Trustees of the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum to a maximum of seventeen (17).P102,71596,2590.51622322514499390.483776774855006250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors14Budget Estimates City PlanningNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00Relating to City Planning and procedures as to budget appropriation and transfer of funds as to the method for planning for capital improvements.P129,01380,6490.61533802024210390.3846619797578960750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors15Clerk of the Board of SupervisorsNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To make the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors subject to the Civil Service provisions of the Charter.P152,45858,0440.72425915193204820.2757408480679518550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors16Powers and Duties of Chief Administrative OfficerNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To allow the Chief Administrative Officer the authority to combine the Offices of the Recorder and the Registrar of Voters with a single salary subject to the salary standardization.P139,18168,6060.66982534999783430.3301746500021656750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors17Mayor Shall Submit His Annual Message in OctoberNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To provide that the Mayor submit his annual message in October of each year.P152,72054,7240.73619868494629880.2638013150537012550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors18Bureau of Delinquent Revenue CollectionNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To transfer the duties of the City Attorney in connection with the Bureau of Delinquent Revenue Collection to the attorney with the Bureau of Delinquent Revenue Collection and to subject said attorney to the Civil Service provisions of the Charter.P119,80778,5900.6038750585946360.39612494140536450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors19Employees of the Municipal CourtNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To confirm that employees of the Municipal Court be instated into the City Retirement System, the Health Service System and the Civil Service System as directed by state law.F101,543103,3550.495578287733408840.504421712266591250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors20Providing Method of Demotion of Inspector of PoliceNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To provide for the method of demotion of the Inspector of the Police Department after charges and trial.P128,99568,8400.65203326003993220.347966739960067750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors21Promotional Civil Service ExaminationNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To require that two or more persons participate in entrance or promotional Civil Service examinations, except when one is recommended by the Board of Supervisors and the Civil Service Commission.P142,32657,4020.71259913482335980.287400865176640250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors22Substitute Promotional ExaminationsNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To provide for substitute promotional Civil Service examinations for persons returning from service in the armed forces or the maritime service.P111,32587,2160.56071541898146980.439284581018530250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors23Civil Service Employees Salary During Time of SuspensionNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To allow certain civil service employees, if exonerated from charges, to receive payment of salary during time of suspension.P131,66772,1750.64592674718654640.3540732528134535350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors24Fixing Salary of Former Rank of Corporal of PoliceNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To fix the salary of the former rank of Corporal of the Police Department for purposes of the Retirement System.P133,42268,2320.66163825165878190.338361748341218150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors25California Academy of SciencesNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00To prescribe the management of the California Academy of Sciences, the maintenance of all its buildings and to subject its employees to the Civil Service provisions of the Charter.P134,56361,6740.68571676085549620.3142832391445038550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors26Fine for Illegally Parking VehiclesNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00Shall the minimum fine for illegally parking vehicles in "bus zones", "non-stopping streets" and on railroad tracks be fixed at five dollars ($5.00)?F96,434112,8330.460817998059894760.539182001940105250%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors1Arguments For and Against PropositionsJune119481948-06-01T00:00:00Amendments relating to arguments for and against propositions and requirements from Controller to state costs to taxpayers of charter amendments or propositions for issuance of bonds.P137,26366,2220.67456077843575690.3254392215642430450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Sheriff's SalaryJune119481948-06-01T00:00:00To determine that the Sheriff's salary shall be in full compensation for all services rendered.F82,949116,9570.41494002181025080.585059978189749250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Business Hours of Municipal OfficesJune119481948-06-01T00:00:00To grant the Board of Supervisors power to fix by ordinance, the days and hours county and municipal offices shall be open for business.F82,455118,8960.40950876827033390.590491231729666150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors5Positions of Cafeteria of School District, Civil ServiceJune119481948-06-01T00:00:00To declare certain positions of the Cafeteria of School District to be civil service and confer civil service status on certain non-certified employees.P121,64289,7580.57541154210028380.4245884578997161750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors7Juvenile Court and Detention Home Bonds, $2,750,000June119481948-06-01T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $2,750,000 for a Juvenile Home and court rooms.P165,27459,5230.73521443791509680.264785562084903366.67%Bond IssueSupervisors8California Cable Purchase Bonds, $200,000June119481948-06-01T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $200,000 for acquisition of operative properties of the California Street Cable Railroad Company.F131,68992,2650.58801807514043060.4119819248595693666.67%Bond IssueSupervisors9School Bonds, $87,000,000June119481948-06-01T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $87,000,000 for School Purposes within San Francisco.F141,46191,4380.60739204547894150.392607954521058566.67%Bond IssueSupervisors10Sewage Treatment Bonds, $15,000,000June119481948-06-01T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $15,000,000 for Sewage Treatment Works.P154,13366,0770.69993642432223790.3000635756777621566.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsFButano Forest Bonds, $250,000November219481948-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $250,000 to pay part of the cost of acquiring Butano Forest in San Mateo County, to be given to the State for park purposes.F184,247100,3350.64743026614473150.352569733855268466.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsASchool Bonds, $48,890,000November219481948-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $48,890,000 for School Purposes within San Francisco.P235,18173,5210.76183827769175450.238161722308245566.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBAirport Bonds, $8,600,000November219481948-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $8,600,000 for the construction of additions to the San Francisco Airport in San Mateo County.F172,965114,0660.60260041598294260.397399584017057466.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCHall of Justice Bonds, $6,000,000November219481948-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $6,000,000 for the construction of a new building for police purposes in San Francisco adjacent to the Hall of Justice and for the remodeling of the Hall of Justice.F150,052137,2610.52225969587174960.4777403041282503666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDConvention Center Bonds, $15,000,000November219481948-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $15,000,000 for acquisition of a building, land, off-street parking facilities and all other works for exhibitions and a meeting place within the City.F137,009148,5020.479872929589402860.520127070410597166.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsELibrary Bonds, $2,700,000November219481948-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $2,700,000 for acquisition of buildings, lands and structures for branch library purposes, remodeling the main library and other existing libraries within the City.F177,652108,2730.62132377371688370.378676226283116266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsGAnnual Vacation of EmployeesNovember219481948-11-02T00:00:00To grant city employees after one year's service to two (2) weeks' vacation with pay, and after five years' service to three (3) weeks ' vacation with pay.F142,479146,9050.492352721643214530.507647278356785566.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsHSale, Abandonment of LandNovember219481948-11-02T00:00:00To authorize abandonment of parks or squares no longer needed for park or recreational purposes and making State law applicable.P151,609112,5680.573891746821260.4261082531787450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIRegulation of Municipal CourtsNovember219481948-11-02T00:00:00To make regulation of Municipal Courts subject to the Charter, except as provided by General Law.P171,45572,1390.70385559578643150.2961444042135684750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJDeposit of Public FundsNovember219481948-11-02T00:00:00To require the Treasurer to deposit public funds in accordance with State Law.P190,03057,6640.76719662163798890.232803378362011250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKMunicipal Court JudgesNovember219481948-11-02T00:00:00To exclude Municipal Judges from suspension and removal provisions in the Charter.P126,893116,6210.52109118982892160.4789088101710784550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLSuperior Court AppointmentsNovember219481948-11-02T00:00:00To declare that the powers and duties of Superior Courts are prescribed by State Law and to require the Board of Supervisors to maintain said Courts in accordance with fiscal provisions of the Charter.P162,47581,1710.66684862464395070.3331513753560493350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMBureau of Traffic EngineeringNovember219481948-11-02T00:00:00To create a Bureau of Traffic Engineering and a Director of Traffic from the Police Department and to abolish the Street Traffic Advisory Board.P132,998128,5660.50847211389946630.491527886100533750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNPolice and Fire Departments, Retirement SystemNovember219481948-11-02T00:00:00To grant members or options to certain members of the Police and Fire Departments to become members of the Retirement System.P183,39192,9160.66372187458153430.336278125418465750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAAirport Bonds, $10,000,000November819491949-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $10,000,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of the San Francisco Airport in San Mateo County.P179,29265,8480.73138614669168630.268613853308313666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBCherry Valley Dam Bonds, $4,000,000November819491949-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $4,000,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of the Cherry Valley Dam in Tuolumne County.P183,13159,6170.75440786329856480.2455921367014352366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCRetirement Allowance for Retired EmployeesNovember819491949-11-08T00:00:00To increase future monthly retirement allowance payments of employees who retired before July 1, 1947 after 20 years' service, by $25.00 and by proportionately less after less service.P144,05786,0700.62598912774250740.374010872257492650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDRetirement Allowances, Fire DepartmentNovember819491949-11-08T00:00:00To allow proportionate retirement allowances to Fire Department members retiring at age 65 or older with under 25 years service; to provide dependent allowances at death after qualification for, but before retirement.P154,18773,5640.67699812514544390.3230018748545560650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEConsolidation of the Recreation Department and Park DepartmentNovember819491949-11-08T00:00:00To consolidate the Park Department and the Recreation Department into one department thereby creating the Recreation and Park Department.P121,359104,9810.53618008306088180.463819916939118150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFVacation AllowancesNovember819491949-11-08T00:00:00To provide city employees' vacation allowance after five (5) years' service at fifteen (15) working days.P137,16498,9280.58097690730732090.419023092692679150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGRetirement Allowance, Director of Public HealthNovember819491949-11-08T00:00:00To provide for the Director of Public Health to receive a retirement allowance of $500.00 monthly after attaining age 65 with 20 years' service; to terminate contributions at age 65; to make retirement mandatory at age 70.F96,056129,0650.42668609325651540.573313906743484650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHForty Hour Week, Police DepartmentNovember819491949-11-08T00:00:00To provide for members of the Police Department a 40 hour basic week of service with 2 days off each week, unless public interest or necessity requires otherwise.P126,840109,3850.53694570854058630.463054291459413750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIWaiver of Statute of LimitationsNovember819491949-11-08T00:00:00Requires a 3/4 (three-fourths) vote of all members of the Board of Supervisors to waive any statute of limitation available to the City and County.P144,03461,7470.69993828390376180.300061716096238250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJDistrict Attorney's Office, Civil ServiceNovember819491949-11-08T00:00:00Makes positions and certain occupants thereof in the Office of District Attorney, except attorneys, investigators and one confidential secretary, subject to civil service provisions.P119,33492,9190.56222526890079290.4377747310992070650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKCompensation, Members of the Board of SupervisorsNovember819491949-11-08T00:00:00Establishes salary rates for the Board of Supervisors; Board President, $400.00 monthly; Members, $300.00 monthly plus $20.00 for each Standing Committee meeting attended; limits additional compensation to $100.00 for the first 5 meetings attended monthly.F94,259128,3810.423369565217391330.576630434782608750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLDisability Retirement, Police DepartmentNovember819491949-11-08T00:00:00Allows former policemen who retired from July 1, 1945 to June 30, 1949 as a result of a disability from performance of duty, to accept employment outside of city service without reducing retirement allowance.P143,73479,3360.64434482449455330.3556551755054467350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMCalifornia Street Railroad CompanyNovember819491949-11-08T00:00:00To provide for acquisition of operative properties of the California Cable Railroad Company, at a maximum purchase price of $150,000.P115,551105,2440.52334065535904350.4766593446409565550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNMinimum Traffic FinesNovember819491949-11-08T00:00:00Shall violators of vehicle parking restrictions effective for "bus zones", "no stopping streets" and areas "on or near railroad tracks" be assessed a minimum fine of $5.00?F79,188138,3660.36399238809674840.636007611903251650%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsAVacation for Per Diem WorkersJune619501950-06-06T00:00:00To equalize annual vacation rights of employees whose rate of pay is fixed per the Charter with annual vacation rights of other City employees.P109,77983,9060.56679143970880550.433208560291194550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBLease of City PropertyJune619501950-06-06T00:00:00To limit the power of the Water Department respecting lease or rental of lands under its control, to agricultural lands.F69,490113,6320.37947379342733260.620526206572667450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCBoard of Supervisors Salary Standardization, Civil ServiceJune619501950-06-06T00:00:00Subjects the Board of Supervisors' compensation to standardization the same as all other elected officials, but limits it to an amount set by the Civil Service Commission without review by the Supervisors.F64,070112,4790.362902083840746740.637097916159253350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDLeasing of Concessions and PrivilegesJune619501950-06-06T00:00:00Grants to the Board of Supervisors, approval of letting concessions, privileges and leases relating to City property and subject to competitive bids, unless the Board provides otherwise.F66,929114,7750.36834081803372520.631659181966274850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsERetirement Allowance, PoliceJune619501950-06-06T00:00:00Changes the basis of certain Police dependent allowances already granted to salary attached to rank, on death after qualification for, but before retirement.F90,54498,5670.47878759035698610.521212409643013950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFCompensation, Members of Fire DepartmentJune619501950-06-06T00:00:00To fix the salaries and working conditions of members of the Fire Department.F88,108112,3870.43945235542033470.560547644579665350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGCampaign ExpendituresJune619501950-06-06T00:00:00To require any person receiving, retaining or expending an amount over $20.00 for the election of any candidate, or regarding any measure in a municipal election to file a statement; violations of same would constitute a misdemeanor.F71,133112,2510.387890982855647160.612109017144352850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHCompensation, Members of Police DepartmentJune619501950-06-06T00:00:00To fix the salaries of members of the Police Department.F74,809126,3940.371808571442771740.628191428557228350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIReferendum, Salary StandardizationJune619501950-06-06T00:00:00Shall Ordinance No. 5955 standardizing the salaries of municipal employees be adopted?F79,592118,7310.40132511105620630.598674888943793750%+1OrdinanceInitiativeACompensation, Fire and Police DepartmentsNovember719501950-11-07T00:00:00To fix salaries of members of Police Department and salaries and working conditions of members of Fire Department.P133,760122,0490.52289012505423970.477109874945760350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBLimited Tenure AppointmentsNovember719501950-11-07T00:00:00To provide for use of limited tenure procedure to appoint personnel for city service in times of national emergency or when compulsory military service law is in effect.P164,80868,6160.70604565083281920.293954349167180850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCOffice Hours for Public OfficersNovember719501950-11-07T00:00:00To allow the closing of public offices on Saturdays during such parts of the year as may be provided by ordinance.P127,353107,0090.54340294074978020.4565970592502197650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDLeaves of Absence, Maritime OfficersNovember719501950-11-07T00:00:00To authorize an ordinance granting leaves of absence to certain public employees for sea duty as licensed officers on ships operated by or for the United States government during a national emergency or military draft period.P173,81658,9410.74677023677053760.253229763229462550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsERetired Members of Police DepartmentNovember719501950-11-07T00:00:00Relating to retirement allowances to or on account of members of the Police Department heretofore retired or died; requiring that allowances be based on salary attached to rank.F113,156123,0590.479038164384141540.520961835615858450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFDisposition of Proceeds Sale of City PropertyNovember719501950-11-07T00:00:00Grants power to the Board of Supervisors to expend proceeds for capital improvements, with certain limitations, relating to the sale of real property owned by the City and County.P119,410110,6320.51907912468157990.480920875318420150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGRetirement, Municipal Railway (MUNI) EmployeesNovember719501950-11-07T00:00:00Authorizes Board of Supervisors to provide for retirement at less ages and service than now required for employees discharged after five years because of changes in the Municipal Railway (MUNI) operating methods.F79,632152,3270.34330204906901650.656697950930983550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHVoting Rights, Non-resident EmployeesNovember719501950-11-07T00:00:00To allow city employees whose place of daily duty are more than fifty miles from San Francisco to establish residence near the place of employment without loss of rights respecting city employment.P158,04172,7080.68490437661701680.3150956233829832550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIPsychiatric Division, San Francisco HospitalNovember719501950-11-07T00:00:00Shall the two unused floors of the psychiatric ward at San Francisco Hospital, originally designed for short term care and treatment of mild cases of mental illness, be utilized for that purpose?P172,25563,2340.7314779034264870.26852209657351350%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsACompensations, Fire and Police DepartmentNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00To provide for annual adjustments in compensations of members of the Fire and Police Departments based on Bureau of Labor Statistics' Consumer Price Index for San Francisco.F103,377125,4590.4517514726703840.548248527329615950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBResidence of City EmployeesNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00To provide that city employees working outside the city may reside outside the city; to transfer to the Retirement Board, administration of permission to employees to live outside the city for health reasons.P127,16782,6790.60600154398940180.3939984560105982450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCEmergency Appointments, Civil ServiceNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00To allow for temporary non-civil service or emergency appointments to city employment when no list of eligibles exists or when immediate service is required pending appointment from an eligible list.F91,620112,5740.448690950762510140.551309049237489850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDCompensation, Members of the Board of EducationNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00To fix compensation of members of the Board of Education of the San Francisco Unified School District.P107,64690,7860.54248306724721820.457516932752781850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsESubstitute Positions, Board of EducationNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00Substitutes positions of Associate and Assistant Superintendent for Deputy Superintendent; authorizes Superintendent to appoint a confidential secretary.P99,32394,9960.51113375429062520.488866245709374850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFSuperintendent and Deputy Superintendent of SchoolsNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00Deleting Charter sections relating to Deputy Superintendents and duties of Superintendent of Schools and the Board of Education.P104,55383,4420.5561477698874970.4438522301125029750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGCompensation, Members of the Board of SupervisorsNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00To fix the salaries of members of the Board of Supervisors.F95,651108,2680.469063696860027750.530936303139972250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHArmed Forces Members Retirement ContributionNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00Relating to the absence of city employees on military service, and contributions to City and County employees' retirement system for period of such absence.P140,48559,9780.70080264188403840.2991973581159615450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIRetirement, Members of the Police DepartmentNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00Relating to qualification requirements for retirement and death allowances for members of the Police Department.P117,33183,0950.58540808078792170.414591919212078350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJRetirement Allowance, Director of Public HealthNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00To provide for the Director of Public Health minimum retirement allowance of $500.00 monthly after attaining age 65 with 20 years' service; to terminate contributions at age 65; to make retirement compulsory at age 70.F77,513124,5280.383649853247608140.616350146752391950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKRetirement, Certain Members of Municipal and Superior CourtsNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00To provide for inclusion of certain employees and attaches of Superior and Municipal Courts to the Employees' Retirement System under miscellaneous employees.F91,699102,0450.473299818316954330.526700181683045750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLDisability Benefits, Police and Fire DepartmentsNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00Relating to disability benefits for bodily injury or illness suffered by members of the Fire and Police Departments as a result of the performance of duty, and to service credit during the period of disability.P136,81062,4500.68659038442236280.3134096155776372550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMAddition of Chemicals to WaterNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00Shall the City and County add chemicals to prevent or arrest dental decay, to water furnished to the people of San Francisco by the San Francisco Water Department?P115,66389,7390.56310551990730370.4368944800926962750%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsNParking FinesNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors legislate fines for violating all parking regulations in its best discretion for the general welfare without restriction by any former Declaration of Policy?F96,071100,8310.48791276878853440.512087231211465650%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsOOne Man Operation of Certain Street CarsNovember619511951-11-06T00:00:00Shall Ordinance No. 15.0917 adopted on May 2, 1935 be amended to permit one man operation of certain single-ended streetcars?F100,947104,0020.49254692630849630.507453073691503750%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsAFire and Police SalariesJune319521952-06-03T00:00:00To provide for fixing compensation in the Fire and Police Departments by the Board of Supervisors after the Annual Survey of California cities of 100,000 population and to limit the amounts of such compensation.P127,93268,9050.6499387818347160.3500612181652839650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBLease or Rental of Water Department LandsJune319521952-06-03T00:00:00To limit the power of the Water Department respecting lease or rental of lands under its control, to agricultural lands.F79,554100,3150.442288554447959340.557711445552040750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCTrustees, California Palace of the Legion of HonorJune319521952-06-03T00:00:00To provide that trustees of the California Palace of the Legion of Honor may increase their number from 11 to 17 as needed and to provide that all trustees serve without compensation.P129,75050,9260.71813633244039050.2818636675596094550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDZoning and Building Set-Back Line AppealsJune319521952-06-03T00:00:00To provide procedures for hearing zoning and building set-back line appeals before all members of the Board of Supervisors and to limit the time of Planning Commission action on such appeals.P124,48950,3580.71198819539368710.288011804606312950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEAbandonment of a Portion of McLaren ParkJune319521952-06-03T00:00:00Shall a portion of McLaren Park be discontinued and abandoned for use as a public park, approximately 16.23 acres as described in Ordinance No. 7081 of 1939?P114,34469,4140.62225318081389660.377746819186103550%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsATerm of MayorNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00Provides that no person elected as Mayor may serve more than two successive terms.P203,59084,7240.7061398336535860.29386016634641450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBJury Service, City Employees, PaymentNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00To provide for payment for jury service by City officers and employees of basic salary less a jury fee received for such service.P142,329133,5680.51587730203662960.484122697963370450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCButano ForestNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00Shall the sum of $100,000 as a contribution to purchase Butano Forest in San Mateo County for park purposes be included in the Annual Appropriation Ordinance for 1953-54?P202,35681,9750.71169165514840090.28830834485159950%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsDEmergency Appointments, Civil ServiceNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00To provide for city employment where immediate service is required; to limit non-civil service or emergency appointment to ninety (90) days; to require examination be held immediately where no civil service appointee is available.P193,54576,9080.71563266075806140.284367339241938550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEMunicipal Railway (MUNI) Bonds, $6,620.000November419521952-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $6,620,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of the further rehabilitation of the Municipal Railway (MUNI).F166,232111,6930.59811819735540160.401881802644598466.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsFDisability TransfersNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00To provide for adjustment of salaries of certain employees transferred on account of disability.P189,05575,1130.71566200296780840.2843379970321916550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGScale Model of San Francisco BayNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00Shall a sum sufficient to provide an equitable contribution by San Francisco toward construction of a scale model of San Francisco Bay be included in the next Annual Appropriation Ordinance?F102,221164,4260.38335702258041530.616642977419584750%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsHFirehouse Bonds, $4,750,000November419521952-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $4,750,000 for the acquisition, construction, completion and reconstruction of firehouses within the City.P225,52758,1840.79491806803402050.2050819319659794666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsIFire Department Industrial Disability BenefitsNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00To include members of the Fire Department who were active as of January 8, 1932 equally with other members relating to industrial disability benefits.P197,89057,1390.7759509702818110.224049029718188950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJVeteran's Credits in Civil Service ExaminationsNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00Defines the terms, "Army, Navy or Marine Corps of the United States" and "Time of War" as used in determination of veteran's credit in city civil service examinations.P215,35549,3250.81364288952697590.1863571104730240350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKFire Department Supervisor of PersonnelNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00Provides for a supervisor of Personnel in the Fire Department, selected from department members having the rank of Captain.F112,487151,2520.426508783304706540.573491216695293550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLOrdinance ProceduresNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00Procedure for enactment of ordinances and resolutions and for codification of ordinances; fixes minimum of five days between first and final passage of ordinances.P184,10460,9570.75125785008630510.2487421499136949550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMBoard of Permit AppealsNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00Defines and limits authority of the Board of Permit Appeals to grant variances in determination of appeals relating to issuance of permits and licenses.F116,384136,8220.459641556677171940.54035844332282850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNRetirement Allowances, Retired EmployeesNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00Increases future monthly retirement allowance payments of employees who retired before July 1, 1947 after 20 years' service, by $25.00 and by proportionately less after less service.P171,82289,9840.65629511928680020.343704880713199850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsOFire Prevention Bureau, Personnel, Civil ServiceNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00Establishes as ranks in the Fire Department, subject to civil service provisions, certain fire prevention and investigation positions, now subject to assignment; adjusts compensation of same.P171,89082,9340.67454399899538510.3254560010046149750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsPElective Officers RetirementNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00Subjects elective offices, other than board memberships, to major retirement provisions affecting miscellaneous employees; provides for contributions, credits and option.P155,63892,9770.62602015164008610.3739798483599139450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsQRetirement, Court Employees and AttachesNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00Provides for inclusion of certain employees and attaches of Superior and Municipal Courts in the Employees' Retirement System under miscellaneous employees.P163,82086,6130.65414701736592220.3458529826340777750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsRAngel IslandNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00Shall proceedings be instituted by San Francisco for lease or acquisition of Angel Island for dedication as a recreational, educational and historical area?P144,703113,9320.55948730836893690.440512691631063150%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsSColumbia SquareNovember419521952-11-04T00:00:00Shall the use as a public park be discontinued and abandoned of Columbia Square as described in Ordinance No. 7484 of 1939? This ordinance is enacted as an emergency measure due to the imminent construction of the Bayshore Freeway.P184,57477,3610.70465573520148130.295344264798518750%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsAMunicipal Railway (MUNI) Further Improvement Bonds, $2,749,000November319531953-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $2,749,000 for further improvement of the Municipal Railway (MUNI).F93,75399,1260.48607157855443050.513928421445569566.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBMunicipal Railway (MUNI) Rehabilitation Bonds, $3,871,000November319531953-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,871,000 for further rehabilitation of the Municipal Railway (MUNI).F95,93994,6720.50332352277675470.4966764772232452666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCUtility Budget ProcedureNovember319531953-11-03T00:00:00To provide that any utility budget where expenditures exceed estimated revenues, a sum not to exceed 3/4 cent on each $100.00 valuation of property may be included for capital costs.F76,160103,7750.423263956428710340.576736043571289650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDWarehouse and Voting Machine Bonds, $495,000November319531953-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $495,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of a voting machine warehouse and workshop within the City.F102,16683,5790.55003364828124580.449966351718754266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsELibrary Bonds, $1,894,950November319531953-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $1,894,950 for the acquisition, construction and completion of libraries and remodeling of libraries of the Public Library within the City.F118,70270,3150.62799642360210980.372003576397890166.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsFExhibit Hall Bonds, $3,275,000November319531953-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,275,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of an exhibit hall, including the relocation of utilities, within the City.F100,93283,3110.54781999858882020.452180001411179866.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsGRecreation Bonds, $4,400,000November319531953-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $4,400,000 for the improvement of existing and the acquisition of new playgrounds and recreation centers.F119,29868,5240.63516520961335730.364834790386642766.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsHSchool District Budget ProceduresNovember319531953-11-03T00:00:00To provide that the preparation and submission of the budget of the San Francisco Unified School District shall not follow Charter sections stipulated but shall follow the provisions of State Law.F75,61394,0370.44569997052755670.554300029472443350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIRegulating Refuse Collection and DisposalNovember319531953-11-03T00:00:00Amending initiative ordinance "Regulating Refuse Collection and Disposal" to direct the Director of Public Health to fix rates, the size of containers and licensing of collectors.F86,762112,5940.43521138064567910.564788619354320950%+1OrdinanceInitiativeJFire Prevention Appeal and Advisory BoardNovember319531953-11-03T00:00:00To abolish the appeal and advisory board in the Bureau of Fire Prevention and Public Safety in the Fire Department.P96,96172,9700.57059041611006820.429409583889931850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKPromotional Examination Credits; Police and Fire DepartmentsNovember319531953-11-03T00:00:00To provide that meritorious public service shall not be credited to participants in promotional examinations for the uniform force of the Police and Fire Departments.P105,30367,1120.61075312472812690.3892468752718730750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLFireboat Personnel AssignmentsNovember319531953-11-03T00:00:00To provide that if fireboat operation is curtailed or discontinued, pilots, marine firemen and engineers holding present Civil Service status may be reassigned to the Fire Department.P129,23349,4740.7231557801317240.27684421986827650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAWages, Platform employees and operators, Municipal Railway (MUNI)June819541954-06-08T00:00:00To provide a method of fixing wages for platform employees, coach and bus operators of the Municipal Railway (MUNI)?P96,75873,2720.56906428277362820.430935717226371850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBNumber of Platform Employees, Municipal Railway (MUNI)June819541954-06-08T00:00:00Shall the previous ordinance, "Providing for the Operation of Street Railway Cars by a Motorman and Conductor, etc." adopted on May 2, 1935, be amended?P90,82877,0510.54103252938128050.4589674706187194550%+1OrdinanceInitiativeCRefuse CollectionJune819541954-06-08T00:00:00Shall the previous ordinance, "Providing for the Collection and Disposition of Refuse in the City and County of San Francisco, etc." adopted on November 8, 1932, be amended?P116,82456,6110.67358952921843920.326410470781560850%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsDSubstitute Promotional Examinations for Returning VeteransJune819541954-06-08T00:00:00To provide for a substitute promotional examination in city service for persons returning from authorized military leave.P124,29935,5990.77736431975384310.2226356802461569350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsECable Cars Plan BJune819541954-06-08T00:00:00To require maintenance and operation of cable car system along certain lines and to direct provision of funds for capital costs to accomplish said purpose.P92,39080,5850.53412342824107530.465876571758924750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFSewer Bonds $12,645,000June819541954-06-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $12,645,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of buildings, lands, structures and all other works, necessary for sewage collection and disposal.P109,37554,5040.6674131523868220.33258684761317866.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsAExhibit Hall Bonds $3,275,000November219541954-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,275,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of an exhibit hall, including the relocation of utilities.P170,37055,0840.75567521534326290.2443247846567370766.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBRecreation Center Bonds $5,000,000November219541954-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $5,000,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of buildings, lands and other works and properties to be used for baseball, football, other sports, dramatic productions and other lawful uses as a recreation center.P162,48162,3250.72276095833741090.2772390416625890666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCSan Francisco Hospital Bonds $5,830,000November219541954-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $5,830,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of buildings, lands, roadways, parking areas, utilities, and all other works necessary for the improvement of the San Francisco Hospital.P185,86240,5800.82079296243629720.1792070375637028566.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDLaguna Home and Hospital Bonds $5,475,000November219541954-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $5,475,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of buildings, lands, structures, and all other works necessary for additions to and rehabilitation of Laguna Honda Home and Hospital.P185,14244,3150.8068701325302780.19312986746972266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsECivil Service Examinations for Qualified Blind PersonsNovember219541954-11-02T00:00:00To encourage the hiring of qualified blind persons in city service on equal opportunity with sighted persons; to reclassify positions; to conduct examinations and appointments accordingly.P178,15837,7050.82532902813358480.1746709718664152850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFSalaries, Bonds and Meetings; Board of SupervisorsNovember219541954-11-02T00:00:00To fix the salaries and bonds of members of the Board of Supervisors and the number of Board meetings.F96,089112,7620.46008398331825080.539916016681749250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGChief Administrative Officer; Appointment and RemovalNovember219541954-11-02T00:00:00To require confirmation by the Board of Supervisors of the appointment of the Chief Administrative Officer; to delete prior residence requirement; to provide removal, suspension and other procedures.F67,823129,6670.343424983543470560.656575016456529550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHRetirement and Disability Benefits; Ambulance Drivers and StewardsNovember219541954-11-02T00:00:00Relating to disability benefits and retirement and death allowances of ambulance drivers and stewards in Emergency Hospital Service incapacitated by service connected bodily injury or illness.F87,545122,9630.415874931119007360.584125068880992750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIRetirement and Disability Benefits; Sheriff's DeputiesNovember219541954-11-02T00:00:00Relating to disability benefits and retirement and death allowances of certain employees of the Sheriff's Office incapacitated by service connected bodily injury or illness.F80,614127,2440.38783207766840820.612167922331591850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJCable Car Initiative PetitionNovember219541954-11-02T00:00:00To require maintenance and operation of all cable car lines existing January 1, 1954; to require electors' approval of sale, lease, abandonment or curtailment of lines.F86,393131,7610.39601840901381590.603981590986184150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEProhibited Practices of Officers and EmployeesJune519561956-06-05T00:00:00Relating to prohibited practices of officers and employees of the City and County of San Francisco.P109,92850,7850.68400191645977610.3159980835402238550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAPower Bonds, Hetch Hetchy $54,000,000November819551955-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $54,000,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of two power plants and other works and properties on the Hetch Hetchy Project.P184,37535,2310.83957177854885570.1604282214511443366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBCourthouse Bonds $13,000,000November819551955-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $13,000,000 for the construction of a courthouse, with garage space and all facilities necessary therefor, at or near the Civic Center.F137,85180,1760.63226572855655490.3677342714434450666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCPlaygrounds and Recreation Centers Bonds $7,000,000November819551955-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $7,000,000 for the acquisition of new and rehabilitation of existing playgrounds and recreation centers within the City.P157,21960,5500.72195307872103010.278046921278969966.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDOff-Street Parking Bonds $11,000,000November819551955-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $54,000,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of off-street parking facilities within San Francisco and all other works necessary therefor.F107,124102,1190.51195977882175270.488040221178247366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsEConfidential Secretaries; City Attorney and Public DefenderNovember819551955-11-08T00:00:00To provide that the City Attorney and the Public Defender each have the power to appoint a confidential secretary.F101,291101,4720.499553666102789950.5004463338972150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFOfficers' Absence from StateNovember819551955-11-08T00:00:00To allow city and county officers to be absent from the state for a period not to exceed 21 days without permission of the Mayor and the Board of SupervisorsF69,004133,8950.34009038979985120.659909610200148850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGEffective Date of OrdinancesNovember819551955-11-08T00:00:00To provide that ordinances not subject to referendum provisions of the charter become effective upon passage.P118,09273,2930.6170389528959950.38296104710400550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHDuties of Registrar of VotersNovember819551955-11-08T00:00:00Relating to the duties of the Registrar of Voters, municipal and special elections, and elective officers.F69,036124,0990.35744945245553630.642550547544463750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIPowers Vested in Board of SupervisorsNovember819551955-11-08T00:00:00Relating to the canvassing of voters by the Board of Supervisors and to establish a night university.P112,31379,1320.58665935386142230.413340646138577750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJRetirement and Death Allowances; Police DepartmentNovember819551955-11-08T00:00:00To increase future monthly retirement and death allowance payments granted to or on account of certain retired or deceased members of the Police Department by $25.00.P120,64383,9660.58962704475365210.410372955246347950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKRetirement Allowances; Miscellaneous EmployeesNovember819551955-11-08T00:00:00To increase future monthly retirement allowance payments of employees who retired under Charter section 165 before July 1, 1952 after 20 years of service by $25.00, and by proportionately less after less years of service.P122,80480,7990.60315417749247310.396845822507526950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLUniform Allowances; Fire and Police DepartmentNovember819551955-11-08T00:00:00To provide for an annual uniform allowance of $150.00 for members of the several ranks of the Police and Fire Departments, respectively.F93,714114,2330.45066290929900410.549337090700995950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMTours of Duty and Ranks in Fire DepartmentNovember819551955-11-08T00:00:00For fixing and redefining tours of duty and maximum consecutive hours of work for officers and members, and for redefining the several ranks in the Fire Department.P123,73875,6270.62066059739673460.379339402603265450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNHours and Days of Work; Rates of Pay; Municipal Railway (MUNI)November819551955-11-08T00:00:00To fix basic hours and days of work and to provide a method of fixing rates of pay for platform employees, coach and bus operators of the Municipal Railway (MUNI).F83,680130,4700.390754144291384550.609245855708615450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAHall of Justice Bonds $19,475,000June519561956-06-05T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $19,475,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of a hall of justice, including lands, properties and all other works necessary within the City.P121,32156,7900.68115388718271190.318846112817288166.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBMembership in Health Service SystemJune519561956-06-05T00:00:00For provision of participation in the benefits of the Health Service System.P116,66346,6050.71454908494009850.285450915059901550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCNominations of Elective Municipal OfficersJune519561956-06-05T00:00:00Relating to the nomination of elective officers in municipal elections of San Francisco.P111,77444,8550.71362263693185810.2863773630681419350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDSalary of Members of the Board of SupervisorsJune519561956-06-05T00:00:00To fix the salaries of the members of the Board of Supervisors.P96,06969,4690.580344090178690.419655909821309950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFRelinquishment of certain Retirement AllowancesJune519561956-06-05T00:00:00To authorize relinquishment of retirement allowance rights in the Retirement System by retired persons with retirement status in the State Teachers Retirement System and to provide related procedures.P120,49242,2990.74016376826728750.259836231732712550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsASchool Bonds $27,000,000November619561956-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $27,000,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of buildings, lands, structures, and reconstruction and replacement of existing schools, and all other works necessary for school purposes within San Francisco.P238,33141,8140.85074158025308320.1492584197469167866.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBAirport Bonds $25,000,000November619561956-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $25,000,000 for the acquisition, construction, completion and improvement of San Francisco Airport in San Mateo County.P220,43353,3260.8052082305969850.1947917694030150766.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCContingent Fund of the Chief of PoliceNovember619561956-11-06T00:00:00To increase the amount to $25,000 that Board of Supervisors may appropriate annually for expenditure by the Chief of Police for investigation and detection of crime.P180,83378,1590.69821847779081980.301781522209180250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDRetirement Allowances; Retired Officers and EmployeesNovember619561956-11-06T00:00:00To increase future monthly retirement allowance payments of employees who retired under Charter section 165 before July 2, 1952 after 20 years of service by $25.00, and by proportionately less after less years of service.P148,143117,9060.55682599821837330.443174001781626750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEResidence Requirements; Wages and Hours; Municipal Railway (MUNI) EmployeesNovember619561956-11-06T00:00:00To reduce hours of employment of, waive residence requirement for applicants as, and establish hourly rate for platform employees and bus operators of the Municipal Railway (MUNI).P190,77774,7420.71850602028480070.281493979715199350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFRetirement and Death Benefit Provisions; Members of the Fire DepartmentNovember619561956-11-06T00:00:00To provide pensions for widows of retired members of the Fire Department and adjust and change pensions and death benefits of retired firemen.P149,122108,2400.57942508995111940.420574910048880650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGAppropriations for UtilitiesNovember619561956-11-06T00:00:00To provide that any utility budget where expenditures exceed estimated revenues, a sum not to exceed 3/4 of a cent on each $100 valuation of property, may be included for capital costs.P145,50795,6100.60347051431462740.3965294856853726650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHAppointment of Inspectors and assistant inspectors in the Police DepartmentNovember619561956-11-06T00:00:00To provide for the appointment of inspectors and assistant inspectors in Juvenile Bureau, Accident Prevention Bureau, Bureau of Special Services and the Intelligence Unit of the Police Department.P174,21476,8210.6939829107494970.306017089250502950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsACourthouse and City Hall Alterations Bonds $22,150,000November519571957-11-05T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $22,150,000 for the construction of a courthouse, with garage space and all facilities necessary at or near the Civic Center and for alterations, additions and improvements to the existing City Hall.F122,66570,3270.63559629414690770.3644037058530923466.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBConfidential Secretaries; City Attorney and Public DefenderNovember519571957-11-05T00:00:00To authorize the City Attorney and the Public Defender to appoint a confidential secretary, when position is created by the Board of Supervisors.P105,28279,7130.56910727316954510.430892726830454950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCCopying of Civil Service Examination PapersNovember519571957-11-05T00:00:00Deleting Charter provisions permitting members of the public to copy civil service examination papers, questions, answers, marks or grades.F82,76199,5960.453840543549191950.54615945645080850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDResidence Requirements; Non-elective officers and employeesNovember519571957-11-05T00:00:00Eliminate residence requirements for non-elective officers and employees, with certain exceptions, and authorize the Board of Supervisors to provide by ordinance for such residence requirements.P100,72179,2650.55960463591612690.440395364083873250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsERetired Employees serving as Expert WitnessesNovember519571957-11-05T00:00:00To allow retired employees to be compensated for service as expert witnesses for or on behalf of the city and county.P121,81560,0300.66988369215540710.3301163078445929550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFRetirement System; Retired Employees retired under the State Teachers Retirement SystemNovember519571957-11-05T00:00:00Where employees of the School District elect to withdraw from the City Retirement System and retire under the State Teachers Retirement System, the district contributions shall be reduced by an amount equal to the actuarial equivalent of the member's entitlement.P128,39650,8700.71623174500462990.2837682549953750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGPart-Time Non-Civil Service EmployeesNovember519571957-11-05T00:00:00To allow employment of non-civil service employees in part-time positions, compensation not to exceed $125.00 per month; protect present part-time civil service incumbents.P123,49556,7840.68502154993094030.314978450069059650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHAppeals from the Planning CommissionNovember519571957-11-05T00:00:00To allow Board of Supervisors to exempt property owned by the city and county, the state or federal government from computation of the amount of signatures of property owners required for an appeal from the Planning Commission.P101,06271,0430.58721129543011530.4127887045698846550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsICompensation of members of the Police DepartmentNovember519571957-11-05T00:00:00To amend methods of establishing compensation for members of the Police Department and rate of pay to members assigned two-wheel motorcycle traffic duty.P93,53286,1750.52046943079568410.479530569204315950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJRetirement and Death Allowances; Fire DepartmentNovember519571957-11-05T00:00:00To amend retirement and death allowances for members and dependents of the Fire Department and qualification requirements.F63,974120,8300.34617216077574080.653827839224259250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKHealth Services SystemNovember519571957-11-05T00:00:00To establish the Health Service System as a department of the city and county; to provide for city and School District contributions and membership; to provide for the constitution of the board and benefits.P105,92275,5230.58376918625478790.4162308137452120450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLRetirement and Death Allowances; Police DepartmentNovember519571957-11-05T00:00:00Retirement and Death Allowances for members and dependents of members of Police Department; Retired members' right to be gainfully employed after age 55.F55,883125,9860.307270617862307470.692729382137692550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMRetirement Allowances; Retired or Deceased members of Police DepartmentNovember519571957-11-05T00:00:00To increase future monthly retirement allowance payments granted to or on account of retired or deceased members of Police Department by $25.00.F54,362128,2750.297650530834387360.702349469165612750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNContributions and Expenditures in Election CampaignsNovember519571957-11-05T00:00:00To require public reports of contributions and expenditures made for purpose of influencing electors as to candidates for public office; prohibits solicitation from candidates and provides penalties.F68,724108,3690.388067286679880050.611932713320119950%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsASchool District TaxJune319581958-06-03T00:00:00Shall the maximum tax rate of San Francisco Unified School District be increased from $2.00 to $2.50 per $100.00 of assessed valuation?P141,52061,0880.69849166864092240.301508331359077650%+1School District TaxSupervisorsBRecreation and Park Bonds (Steinhart Aquarium) $1,575,000June319581958-06-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $1,575,000 for the improvement and reconstruction of Steinhart Aquarium in Golden Gate Park.P141,72856,0680.71653622924629410.283463770753705866.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCNarcotics Enforcement FundJune319581958-06-03T00:00:00To authorize the Board of Supervisors to appropriate, and the Chief of Police to expend, funds not to exceed $25,000 in a fiscal year, for narcotic enforcement.P136,07556,2840.70740126534240670.2925987346575933450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDCollection of Local Sales and Use TaxesJune319581958-06-03T00:00:00To authorize the Board of Supervisors to enact ordinances and execute agreements to provide for the State collection of uniform local sales and use taxes.P146,56644,5590.76685938521909750.2331406147809025650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsETitles and Compensation of Police Department PositionsJune319581958-06-03T00:00:00To provide for the creation and retitling of ranks in the Police Department and the method of setting rates of compensation thereof.F81,022104,7270.43619077357078640.563809226429213650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFRates of Compensation of Chief and Deputy Chief of Fire DepartmentJune319581958-06-03T00:00:00To fix the rates of compensation of the Chief and Deputy Chief of the Fire Department.F84,943101,5990.455355898403576650.544644101596423350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsACourthouse and Alterations of City Hall Bonds $22,150,000November419581958-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $22,150,000 for the construction of a courthouse, with garage space and all facilities necessary at or near the Civic Center and for alterations, additions and improvements to the existing City Hall.F164,82099,6970.62309794833602370.376902051663976266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBPalace of Fine Arts Bonds $3,600,000November419581958-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,600,000 for the construction of the Palace of Fine Arts.F157,110110,7960.58643703388501930.413562966114980666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCFerry Park Bonds $2,785,000November419581958-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $2,785,000 for a public park adjacent to the Embarcadero and near the Ferry Building.F163,89198,7100.62410653424777520.375893465752224966.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDCivic Center Auditorium Bonds $7,225,000November419581958-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $7,225,000 for the alterations, additions and improvements to the Civic Center Auditorium.F166,88792,0590.64448572289203150.3555142771079684666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsEDepartment of Electricity Maintenance Yard Bonds $1,500,000November419581958-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $1,500,000 for the construction of a Maintenance Yard for the Department of Electricity.F142,017107,4570.56926573510666440.430734264893335666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsFDepartment of Public Works Maintenance Yard Bonds $1,300,000November419581958-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $1,300,000 for improvement of the Maintenance Yard for the Department of Public Works.F142,966104,8300.57695039467949440.4230496053205055666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsGAppointment of Director of Strybing Arboretum and Botanical GardensNovember419581958-11-04T00:00:00To provide for the appointment, removal and qualifications of the Director of Strybing Arboretum and Botanical Gardens.P134,973107,5550.55652543211505480.4434745678849452750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHCompensation of Retired Members of Police and Fire Department for Services as Expert WitnessesNovember419581958-11-04T00:00:00To provide that the City may compensate retired members of the Police and Fire Departments for services for or on the behalf of the City and County as expert witnesses.P125,944120,5190.51100570876764460.488994291232355450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsITransfer of Traffic Engineering Duties to the Department of Public WorksNovember419581958-11-04T00:00:00To transfer Traffic Engineering and all its duties from the Police Department to the Department of Public Works.P157,24482,8560.65491045397750940.3450895460224906550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJAdjustments to Retirement AllowancesNovember419581958-11-04T00:00:00To provide for adjustments in retirement allowances of persons retired based on future changes in compensation earnable for the position held by retired person at retirement.F104,711140,3910.427213976222144240.572786023777855750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKPaid Holidays for Platform Employees, Coach and Bus OperatorsNovember419581958-11-04T00:00:00To provide that platform employees, coach and bus operators of the Municipal Railway (MUNI) be paid for legal holidays; specifies holidays and provides method of payment.P153,41697,7130.61090515233206830.389094847667931650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLProcedure in Leasing Water Department and Airport LandsNovember419581958-11-04T00:00:00To provide for the procedure in leasing Water Department and Airport lands; to grant exclusive authority for said leases to Public Utilities Commission, except for where referendum is required.P144,51688,5390.620093969234730.3799060307652750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMTerms of Leases of City PropertyNovember419581958-11-04T00:00:00To provide that the Board of Supervisors, by ordinance, subject to referendum, may provide for longer lease terms than those already established.P114,120113,2840.5018381382913230.4981618617086770550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNSocial Security Coverage for EmployeesNovember419581958-11-04T00:00:00To prescribe conditions by which social security coverage may be extended to San Francisco Unified School District and City and County employees, other than police and fire employees.P167,85277,5910.68387364887163220.316126351128367950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsORetirement and Survivor Benefits; Police Department membersNovember419581958-11-04T00:00:00Relating to retirement benefits and contributions of members of the Police Department, and survivor benefits of dependents of deceased members of the Police Department.F93,456155,7010.375088799431683660.624911200568316450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsPRetirement and Survivor Benefits; Fire Department membersNovember419581958-11-04T00:00:00Relating to retirement benefits of retired members of the Fire Department, and survivor benefits of dependents of deceased members of the Fire Department.F86,417166,0570.342280789308998130.657719210691001850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsACivic Center Auditorium Improvement Bonds $7,575,000November319591959-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $7,575,000 for the alteration and remodeling of the Civic Center Auditorium.P155,43665,1140.70476535932895030.2952346406710496566.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBFerry Park Bonds $2,970,000November319591959-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $2,970,000 for the acquisition of lands and improvements thereon and construction of a park and recreation facilities at the Embarcadero near the Ferry Building.F142,63074,7550.65611702739379440.343882972606205666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCPalace of Fine Arts Bonds $1,800,000November319591959-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $1,800,000 for the reconstruction of the Palace of Fine Arts.P156,05265,5560.70418035449983750.2958196455001624366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDArt CommissionNovember319591959-11-03T00:00:00To provide that six (6) members shall constitute a quorum for transacting official business of the Art Commission.P136,01162,2700.68595074666760810.314049253332391950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEClaims for Money or Damages Against the CityNovember319591959-11-03T00:00:00To provide that claims for money or damages against the City shall be filed in accordance with provisions of general law of state.P146,79351,3170.74096713946797230.259032860532027750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFSalary of Attorney Appointed by the Public AdministratorNovember319591959-11-03T00:00:00To provide that salary standardization provisions of the charter shall apply to an attorney appointed by the Public Administrator.P133,09261,4650.68407715990686540.3159228400931346550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGDefining Remote InterestsNovember319591959-11-03T00:00:00To provide that the interest of members of boards or commissions in contracts, work or business with the City prohibited by the charter does not include remote interests; defines remote interests.P125,36866,2640.65421224012690990.345787759873090150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHProperty of Industries Displaced by a Redevelopment PlanNovember319591959-11-03T00:00:00To amend the Charter relating to the purchase, lease or exchange by the City of real property to relocate food processing industries displaced as a result of redevelopment; to provide for the sale, lease or exchange for said purpose with or without bid.P137,98157,1890.70697853153660910.293021468463390950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIEmployees Annual VacationNovember319591959-11-03T00:00:00To provide for partial accumulation, pro-rata payment and method of charging vacation days against work days.P131,22765,1400.66827420085859650.331725799141403650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJRetirement Benefits of Operating Engineers, Fire DepartmentNovember319591959-11-03T00:00:00To provide that operating engineers employed on July 1, 1960 and all subsequently employed operating engineers who meet age requirements of the Fire Department, be deemed members of the Fire Department for retirement purposes.F69,673131,4220.346468087222457030.65353191277754350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAM. H. de Young Museum Bonds $2,725,000June719601960-06-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $2,725,000 for the construction, reconstruction and enlargement of the De Young Museum in Golden Gate Park.P140,77257,4900.71003016210872480.289969837891275266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBHealth Service SystemJune719601960-06-07T00:00:00To repeal the Retirement Board's duty to review health service system service rates of compensation and proposed contracts for said service.P121,79458,3890.67594612144319940.3240538785568005750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCInspection of Civil Service Examination PapersJune719601960-06-07T00:00:00To provide a method of reviewing answers and questions of civil service examinations by participants and inspection of papers by the public; to restrict copying.P139,86443,7920.76155421004486650.2384457899551335250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDRetired PersonsJune719601960-06-07T00:00:00To provide for increases or decreases based upon changes in maximum allowance of Federal Old Age Insurance benefit payment for retired persons.F73,729108,5550.404473239560246670.595526760439753450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEHealth DepartmentJune719601960-06-07T00:00:00To provide a method for appointing to exempt position an Assistant Director of Public Health, Hospital Services; to specify qualifications.P118,18761,6770.65709091313436820.342909086865631850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFRefuse Disposal and CollectionJune719601960-06-07T00:00:00Makes rates for disposal of garbage subject to San Francisco Rate Board; Redefines refuse; makes no change to existing rates. Amends the voter approved Initiative Ordinance, "Refuse Disposal and Collection Ordinance" adopted November 8, 1932.P136,88448,7290.73746989704384940.262530102956150750%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsASewer Bonds $12,500,000November819601960-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $12,500,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of buildings, lands, structures and all other works, necessary for sewage collection and disposal.P195,21777,3220.71629014563053360.283709854369466466.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBTerms of the Office of MayorNovember819601960-11-08T00:00:00Eliminates the limitation of two successive terms for any one person to serve as Mayor.F116,012149,6220.43673626117138620.563263738828613850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCPreservation of Local Government in the Event of a DisasterNovember819601960-11-08T00:00:00To provide for a method of succession in the event of disaster for office of Mayor; to grant the Board of Supervisors powers conferred by State law pertaining to preservation of local government.P174,39885,4020.67127790608160120.328722093918398850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDPeriodic Adjustment of Retirement allowancesNovember819601960-11-08T00:00:00To provide for periodic adjustment in retirement allowance in direct proportion to changes in the earnable salaries of Miscellaneous Employees of the Retirement System.F103,030161,9910.38876164530357970.611238354696420350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEAppointment of Assistant Librarian by Library CommissionNovember819601960-11-08T00:00:00To provide for the appointment by the Library Commission of an Assistant Librarian to serve at its pleasure.F122,090133,3280.478000767369566760.521999232630433250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFEngineering Functions of Recreation and Park DepartmentNovember819601960-11-08T00:00:00To transfer engineering functions and personnel of the Recreation and Park Department to the Public Works Department.P191,88961,1600.75830767954032620.2416923204596738250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGAdjustments to Retirement AllowancesNovember819601960-11-08T00:00:00To provide a percentage increase in that part of the retirement allowance which does not exceed $200.00 per month of persons who retired prior to July 1, 1959.F116,108145,2100.44431688593973630.555683114060263750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHWater Department Properties at PleasantonNovember819601960-11-08T00:00:00To authorize, subject to certain conditions, the sale of land, improvements and water rights, to the City of Pleasanton.P190,24662,9090.75150006912760960.2484999308723904550%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsAMunicipal Water System Bonds $115,000,000November719611961-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $115,000,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of transmission and distribution facilities, dams, reservoirs, and all other work, for the Municipal Water Supply System Improvements.P197,56617,3540.91925367578633910.080746324213660966.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBFort Funston Bonds $1,100,000November719611961-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $1,100,000 for the acquisition of approximately 116,394 acres of land, constituting part of Fort Funston, all structures thereon, and incidental expenses, for recreation and park purposes.P147,80756,6700.72285391511025690.277146084889743166.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCPublic Welfare Bonds $3,282,000November719611961-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,282,000 for the acquisition of land and construction of a building thereon, and equipment of same for the conduct and transaction of business of the Public Welfare Department.F127,88473,5460.63488060368366180.3651193963163381666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDChief Administrative Officer appointmentNovember719611961-11-07T00:00:00To require that the appointment of the Chief Administrative Officer be subject to confirmation and approval of the Board of Supervisors.P154,00042,8840.78218646512667360.2178135348733264150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsELibrary Commission reduce members to 7November719611961-11-07T00:00:00To reduce the membership of the Library Commission from 11 (eleven) to 7 (seven), effective January 8, 1964.P160,29836,7140.813645869287150.1863541307128499850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFHealth Service Commission, Administrative costsNovember719611961-11-07T00:00:00To provide for City contribution to the Health Service System for all administrative expense and to defray additional cost of coverage of retired members.P120,49277,9800.60709823048087390.3929017695191261450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGEmployee Property Repair ReplaceNovember719611961-11-07T00:00:00To authorize Supervisors to provide for payment of cost of replacement or repair of equipment, property or prostheses of employees lost or damaged in the line of duty without fault.P127,69569,2980.64822100277674840.3517789972232515750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHEmployees, Disciplinary HearingsNovember719611961-11-07T00:00:00To provide for a method of conducting disciplinary hearings through the use of independent hearing officers.F89,069100,9820.4686584127418430.53134158725815750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIFox Theater, acquisition of property and landNovember719611961-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City and County institute proceedings to acquire the land and improvements commonly known as the Fox Theatre property as a site for musical, cultural, artistic, convention and other public assembly purposes?F81,100117,7090.407929218496144550.592070781503855550%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsAAirport Bonds $9,800,000June519621962-06-05T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $9,800,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of a public parking and garage facilities and other works, for the improvement of San Francisco International Airport.P114,59247,4060.70736675761429160.292633242385708550%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsBPublic Welfare Bonds $3,545,000June519621962-06-05T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,545,000 for the acquisition of land and construction of a building thereon, and equipment of same for the conduct and transaction of business of the Public Welfare Department.F89,70071,0240.55809959931310820.441900400686891850%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsCPurchasing Procedure, by OrdinanceJune519621962-06-05T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors, by ordinance, prescribe purchasing procedures?P97,19156,8730.63084821892200650.3691517810779935750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDPolice & Fire CompensationJune519621962-06-05T00:00:00Relating to the method of settling compensation of lieutenants of the Police Department, captains of the Fire Department, and pilots and marine engineers of Fireboats.P85,51371,3300.54521400381272990.4547859961872700650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsABay Area Rapid Transit (BART) District Bonds, $792,000,000November619621962-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $792,000,000 for the acquisition of a Rapid Transit System pursuant to the San Francisco Rapid Transit District Act.P424,320274,5570.60714546336479810.392854536635201960%Bond IssueSupervisorsBEmployees Affected by Technological Advances, Civil ServiceNovember619621962-11-06T00:00:00Relates to Re-employment of permanent Civil Service employees laid off due to technological advances, automation or installation of new equipment.P157,58864,6490.70909884492681240.2909011550731876450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCAmendments to Annual Salary OrdinanceNovember619621962-11-06T00:00:00To provide that amendments to the Annual Salary Ordinance shall refer to items rather than sections.P145,99764,6420.69311476032453630.306885239675463750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDEmployee Pay PeriodsNovember619621962-11-06T00:00:00To authorize the Board of Supervisors to provide pay periods for employees, continue present semi-monthly pay period until changed by Ordinance.P147,53467,5210.68602915533235690.3139708446676431350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEMerger of Hetch Hetchy Project and Water DepartmentNovember619621962-11-06T00:00:00To provide for the merger of the Water Department and Hetch Hetchy Project upon recommendation of Public Utilities Commission and approval by the Board of Supervisors by a two-thirds vote.P160,14754,9560.74451309372719120.2554869062728088450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFSuspension Procedures; Police & Fire DepartmentsNovember619621962-11-06T00:00:00To provide that the Chiefs of Police and Fire Departments may suspend a member for not more than ten days; member may appeal suspension to the respective Commission.P117,08299,4000.54083942313910630.4591605768608937350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGOfficers and Employees of the Parking AuthorityNovember619621962-11-06T00:00:00To provide that officers and employees of the Parking Authority shall be members of the Retirement System; to provide that prior service may be credited upon payment of past contributions.P114,45397,6960.5394934692126760.46050653078732450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHPart-Time EmployeesNovember619621962-11-06T00:00:00To provide maximum compensation and hours of part-time employees and formula for future adjustment of maximum compensation.F136,10871,8560.65447865976803680.3455213402319632450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIRetired EmployeesNovember619621962-11-06T00:00:00No retirement allowance shall be reduced on account of earnings in gainful occupation.F82,118133,1340.381497036032185540.618502963967814550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJAssistant Inspectors; Police DepartmentNovember619621962-11-06T00:00:00Creates rank and establishes method of setting compensation of the Assistant Inspector, Police Department; Provides a method of appointment and removal.P130,10179,7550.61995368252516010.380046317474839950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKWage Formula; Municipal Railway (MUNI)November619621962-11-06T00:00:00To provide a formula and method for establishing wage schedules for platform employees, coach and bus operators of the Municipal Railway (MUNI).F82,408137,9410.37398853636730820.626011463632691850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsARetirement AllowanceNovember519631963-11-05T00:00:00To provide that retirement allowances of retired employees other than those retired for disability, shall not be reduced on account of earnings in gainful occupation.F97,745101,6000.490330833479645840.509669166520354250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBPlanning Commission, Architect, Mayor appointmentNovember519631963-11-05T00:00:00To provide that the Mayor must appoint an architect or a landscape architect to the Planning Commission.F70,512121,7450.366759077692879850.633240922307120150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCRetirement Allowances, Social SecurityNovember519631963-11-05T00:00:00To provide that persons who retire from City service and are eligible to receive social security benefits shall not have City retirement allowances reduced because of such eligibility.F97,937109,5360.47204696514727220.527953034852727850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDRetired teachers, State RetirementNovember519631963-11-05T00:00:00Adds to the definition of 'retired person' to include teachers who withdraw from the San Francisco Retirement System and retire under the State Teachers' Retirement System for Health Service System purposes.F70,203121,6780.365867386557293340.634132613442706750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEEmployees retired before July 1, 1947November519631963-11-05T00:00:00To increase future monthly retirement allowance payments of employees who retired prior to July 1, 1947 after 20 years' service by $25.00, and for less service by a proportionately less sum.P106,03287,2600.5485586573681270.45144134263187350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFPolice and Fire Parity PayNovember519631963-11-05T00:00:00To provide for parity pay in the Police and Fire Departments; to make reorganizational changes in fire prevention and investigation bureaus and the salvage corps of the Fire Department.P102,237101,3040.50229192152932330.4977080784706766650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGHealth Services, Parking AuthorityNovember519631963-11-05T00:00:00To provide that officers and employees of the Parking Authority shall be members of the Health Service System.P112,65776,3610.59601202001925750.403987979980742650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHBoards & Commissions, members professional employNovember519631963-11-05T00:00:00To permit professional members of Boards or Commissions to accept professional employment in connection with matters of official action by his or other Boards or Commissions on the City.F61,149124,4230.329516306339318440.670483693660681650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIPolice Department, Sergeant, CompensationNovember519631963-11-05T00:00:00Relating to the method of compensation for the position of Sergeant of the Police Department.F88,390101,0040.46669905065630380.533300949343696250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJPolice and Fire Department , Death Benefit of Retired MembersNovember519631963-11-05T00:00:00To provide for the methods prescribing the amount and conditions under which death benefits shall be paid upon the death of retired members of the Police and Fire Departments.P120,54071,4660.62779288147245390.37220711852754650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAStreet Lighting Bonds $7,000,000June219641964-06-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $7,000,000 for the improvement of street lighting in the City.P172,97230,9660.84815973482136730.1518402651786327266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBSewerage and Sewage Disposal Bonds $15,623,000June219641964-06-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $15,623,000 for the improvement of the sewerage and sewage disposal system of the City.P163,15636,4570.81736159468571690.1826384053142831366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCCivil Service , Permanent EmployeesJune219641964-06-02T00:00:00To delete the requirement of a probationary period for permanent employees transferred due to technological advances, automation or installation of new equipment.P105,06883,5450.5570559823554050.44294401764459550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDEmployees, Evacuated during WW IIJune219641964-06-02T00:00:00To allow employees to include time absent because of the Presidential Evacuation Order during World War II as service for retirement purposes upon payment of necessary contribution.P133,79056,1310.70445079796336370.2955492020366362650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsERetirement, Death Allowance, Cost of LivingJune219641964-06-02T00:00:00Relating to cost of living increases or decreases in retirement and death allowances.F91,851100,3610.477862984621147460.522137015378852550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsALog Cabin Ranch Bonds $1,300,000November319641964-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $1,300,000 for improvements and additions at Log Cabin Ranch, La Honda, California.P196,24676,0140.72080364357599360.279196356424006566.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBSchool Bonds $31,465,000November319641964-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $31,465,000 for the acquisition, construction and completion of new school and improvements to existing schools.P210,26365,6630.76202677529482540.2379732247051745766.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCFire Department Bonds $4,890,000November319641964-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $4,6890,000 for additions and improvements to the plant of the fire protection system of the City.P206,38564,4740.76196471226726830.238035287732731866.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDRecreation and Park Bonds $9,450,000November319641964-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $9,450,000 for additions to and improvements of the recreation and park system of the City.F157,541111,9220.58464798506659540.4153520149334045766.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsEOfficers and Employees, Leaves of AbsenceNovember319641964-11-03T00:00:00To provide employees with the right to an indefinite leave of absence when employed as a full time salaried officer or employee of an employee union.F121,282138,2040.4673932312340550.53260676876594550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFPublic Works Contract ProceduresNovember319641964-11-03T00:00:00To authorize the Board of Supervisors to determine the monetary limits, not to exceed $5,000, within which public works or improvements may be done by contract, written order or directly by the City.P177,18876,3860.69876249142262210.301237508577377850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGSalaries, Board of Supervisors $9,600November319641964-11-03T00:00:00To fix the salary of the Board of Supervisors at $9,600.00 a year and to repeal obsolete language.P147,179114,2090.56306716452170720.436932835478292850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHConstruction of Low-Rent Housing ProjectNovember319641964-11-03T00:00:00Shall the Housing Authority of the City develop, construct and acquire within the City with federal financial assistance and or State financial assistance, a low-rent housing project or projects of not to exceed 2500 dwelling units for living accommodations for persons of low income, including units specifically for low income elderly persons?P148,218116,7470.55938708886079290.440612911139207150%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsAMedical Center Bonds $33,670,000November219651965-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $33,670,000 for costs of constructing and equipping a Medical Center for the City.P154,17544,9760.77416131478124640.225838685218753666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBWar Memorial Bonds $29,000,000November219651965-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $29,000,000 for additions and improvements to the War Memorial Center of the City.F62,707131,2350.32332862402161470.676671375978385366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCCity Employees Retirement Death BenefitsNovember219651965-11-02T00:00:00To empower the Board of Supervisors to enact ordinances relative to retirement and death benefits of City employees.F72,748120,1550.377122180577803330.622877819422196750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDReplace Costs, Personal Property StolenNovember219651965-11-02T00:00:00Authorizes the Board of Supervisors to provide for replacement costs of personal property stolen from certain uniformed officers and employees and relieves such officers and employees from liability for entrusted funds stolen.F80,297105,1080.43308972249939320.566910277500606750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEMunicipal Railway (MUNI) Platform, Bus Employee SalaryNovember219651965-11-02T00:00:00To provide that platform men and bus operators who work less than forty hours per week shall be paid the difference between hours worked and forty hours under certain specified conditions. Deletes obsolete language.F79,507106,4370.42758572473432860.572414275265671350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFCivil Service Examination ExemptionNovember219651965-11-02T00:00:00To provide that the Civil Service Commission may exempt certain temporary training and economic assistance positions and their immediate supervisors from Civil Service examination.F80,511102,6380.43959289977013250.560407100229867550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGMembership Various CommissionsNovember219651965-11-02T00:00:00To increase the membership of the Police Commission, Fire Commission and Civil Service Commission from three to five members each.F49,347137,6490.26389334531219920.736106654687800850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsARetirement Death BenefitJune719661966-06-07T00:00:00To require a vote of 3/4 of the members of the Board of Supervisors to pass ordinances relating to retirement and death benefits under the Retirement System.F61,15191,8030.39979993985119710.600200060148802950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAAirport Bonds $95,500,000November819661966-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness for $95,500,000 for improvement of air transportation facilities for the City and County of San Francisco.F163,65784,1050.66054116450464560.3394588354953544466.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBMunicipal Transit (MUNI) Bonds $96,500,000November819661966-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness for $96,500,000 for additions to and improvements of the Municipal Transit (MUNI) System of the City and County of San Francisco.F143,135104,2510.57858973426143760.421410265738562466.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCBureau Fire Prevention and Public SafetyNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00To define the duties and responsibilities of the Bureau of Fire Prevention and Public Safety; to establish rates of pay and methods of promotion in the Bureau.P152,89371,0390.6827653037529250.31723469624707550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDCity Employees' VacationsNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00To provide that employees with ten (10) or more years service shall be provided an annual vacation of twenty working days.F98,273133,1110.42471821733568440.575281782664315650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsELongevity Pay, Overtime, Night, Police & FireNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00To permit the Board of Supervisors, by ordinance, to provide longevity pay for policemen and firemen, and overtime, night or specialized service pay to all ranks; to limit the maximum amount that may be provided.F101,193124,7760.447818063539689060.552181936460310950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFRetirement System Provisions, DeathNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00To prescribe survivor benefits upon death of a member of the Retirement System and to restrict benefits paid to a member convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude.P134,38187,1690.60654931166779510.393450688332204950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGDisciplinary Proceedings and Hearings, Civil ServiceNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00To provide that the method of disciplinary proceedings and hearings shall be established by rule of the Civil Service Commission, subject to amendment or approval by ordinance of the Board of Supervisors.F102,407112,2460.477081615444461540.522918384555538550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHTerminated Probationary Employees, Civil ServiceNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00To make a technical change permitting the Civil Service Commission to return a name of a terminated probationary employee to the eligible list under conditions deemed by the Commission to be just.P133,04882,2750.61789962057002730.3821003794299726650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIEmployees' Leaves of Absence, Civil ServiceNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00To provide that employees' leave of absence be governed by rules of the Civil Service Commission to be approved by the Board of Supervisors; permits the Board of Supervisors to approve, amend or reject a rule.P109,623104,0790.51297133391358060.487028666086419450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJAttorney Appointments City and County OfficesNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00To remove the requirement that attorneys be qualified to practice in all courts of the State for at least two years prior to appointment in the offices of the City Attorney, District Attorney and Public Defender.P112,457103,2280.52139462642279260.478605373577207550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKArbitration Board Establish Fire DepartmentNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00To establish an arbitration board for settling disputes related to discipline, work schedules or working conditions between the Fire Commission and the Arbitration and Grievance Committee of firemen. To make the findings of the board binding on both parties.F69,774142,7380.328329694323144130.671670305676855950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLIncrease Members Police CommissionNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00To increase the membership of the Police Commission from three (3) to five (5) members.F82,881136,0090.378642240394718830.621357759605281250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMIncrease Members Fire CommissionNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00To increase the membership of the Fire Commission from three (3) to five (5) members.F83,106134,9960.381041897827621930.61895810217237850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNIncrease Members Civil Service CommissionNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00To increase the membership of the Civil Service Commission from three (3) to five (5) members.F78,617137,6200.363568676960927150.636431323039072950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsOUtility Budget Repeals LimitationNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00To repeal the limitation of $.0075 per $100 of assessed valuation in deficit utility budget for capital cost expenditures and to require that capital costs in excess thereof be financed through the sale of bonds.F90,352115,8260.438223282794478530.561776717205521550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsPCreating Palace of Fine Arts CommissionNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00To create by ordinance of the Board of Supervisors, the Palace of Fine Arts Commission and to charge the Commission with the development, administration , management and operation of the Palace of Fine Arts.F90,023122,5420.423508103403664740.576491896596335350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsQRetirement System Provisions; Police, FireNovember819661966-11-08T00:00:00Defines members of the Police and Fire Departments as including members on leave of absence and employed in correlated work in another City Department for purposes of Retirement System.F80,339133,9220.374958578556060130.625041421443939850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAAirport Bonds $98,000,000November719671967-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $98,000,000 for improvement of air transportation facilities for the City and County of San Francisco.P156,06071,4620.68591169205615280.314088307943847266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBBoard of Supervisors Appoint AnalystNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00To provide that the Board of Supervisors may appoint an analyst and set forth his duties and authority for appointment of assistant analysts.F74,327130,8890.36218910806174960.637810891938250550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCMinimum Age Entrance Police DepartmentNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00To provide that the minimum age of an applicant for an entrance position in the Police Department shall be 20 years and 21 years for an appointment to an entrance position.P159,49048,5190.76674566965852440.233254330341475650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDNominee Board of Education, Qualifications, Registrar of VotersNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00To require nominees to the Board of Education to file a statement of qualifications with the Registrar of Voters; to require the Registrar of Voters to mail a copy of said statement to each voter.P155,61546,7320.76905019595052060.2309498040494793750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEEmployee VacationsNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00To provide that an employee with fifteen (15) or more years of continuous service shall be allowed an annual vacation of 20 days.P113,60494,2150.54664876647467260.453351233525327350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFRates of Compensation Police and FireNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00Relating to the dates for surveying, certifying and revising rates of compensation of members of the Police and Fire Departments.P126,17771,8740.63709347592286840.3629065240771316450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGCompensation Municipal Railway (MUNI) EmployeesNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00Relating to the method and conditions for setting compensation and other benefits of platform employees and coach and bus operators of the Municipal Railway (MUNI).P110,75889,0250.5543915147935510.44560848520644950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHVeteran Preference Civil ServiceNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00To further define the time of war for civil service veteran preference so as to include the period for which a campaign or expedition medal is authorized.P140,93953,7490.72392237836949380.2760776216305062550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsISheriff Department Disability, Retirement Death BenefitsNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00Relating to disability benefits, retirement and death allowances of certain employees in the Sheriff's Department.F88,705108,6120.44955579093539840.550444209064601750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJCity Planning Department Duties and ResponsibilitiesNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00Empowers the City Planning Department to appoint a director, assistant director, a secretary and other employees and to authorize the appointment of certain employees to be exempt from Civil Service provisions.F85,483106,8150.44453400451382750.555465995486172550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKExempt Appointment Administrator, General HospitalNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00Empowering the Director of Public Health with the authority to make an exempt appointment of the Administrator of San Francisco General Hospital.P98,29196,2440.505261264039890.4947387359601100350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLMunicipal Indebtedness for Property RehabilitationNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00To incur municipal indebtedness for the purpose of providing funds to furnish loans for rehabilitation of private residential property.F74,006120,0150.381432937671695340.618567062328304750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMAdvisory Arbitration of Disputes, Fire CommissionNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00To establish procedures for advisory arbitration of disputes on work schedules or working conditions between the Fire Commission and representatives of the Fire Department.F90,81999,7720.4765125320712940.523487467928705950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNLicense Tax ProhibitionNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00To repeal the prohibition against imposition of a license tax upon any seller or manufacturer of goods, wares or merchandise operating at a fixed place of business in San Francisco.F85,720106,7530.44536116754038230.554638832459617850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsOReal Property Tax Limitation, Sales TaxNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00To provide new limitations on property taxes; to eliminate many present exemptions; to provide that the sales tax revenue be used first for bonded debt service.F93,23498,8090.48548502158370780.514514978416292250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsPVietnam Cease FireNovember719671967-11-07T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the People of San Francisco that there be an immediate cease fire and withdrawal of U.S. troops from Vietnam so that the Vietnamese can settle their own problems?F79,092137,9330.364437276811427240.635562723188572850%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeAMarket Street Reconstruction and Improvement Bonds $24,500,000June419681968-06-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $24,500,000 for the reconstruction and improvement of Market Street, of portions of streets intersecting Market Street and of street areas in the vicinity of transit stations.P152,99966,1980.6979976915742460.30200230842575466.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBRecreation and Park Bonds $14,885,000June419681968-06-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $14,885,000 for additions to and improvement of the recreation and park system.F127,39187,9770.59150384458229630.408496155417703766.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCCliff House, Sutro Baths Bonds $5,700,000June419681968-06-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $5,700,000 for the acquisition of land, with structures thereon, at the extreme westerly edge of the San Francisco headlands and for its improvement and park purposes.F89,848124,1790.419797502184303840.580202497815696166.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDSewer and Water Pollution Construction Bonds $17,500,000June419681968-06-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $17,500,000 for improvement of the Sewerage and Water Pollution Control System.P161,58953,2310.75220649846383010.2477935015361698366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsESuspends License Taxes ProhibitionJune419681968-06-04T00:00:00To suspend, until June 30, 1973, a prohibition against imposition of a license tax upon certain sellers and manufacturers in San Francisco.P117,02084,8610.57964840673466060.420351593265339550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFBoard of Supervisors in Retirement SystemJune419681968-06-04T00:00:00To include members of the Board of Supervisors in the Retirement System; to permit elective officer members to elect to leave contributions in the retirement fund after five (5) years' service.F59,464145,8270.289657120867451550.710342879132548550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGBond Indebtedness, Not to Exceed $6,000,000June419681968-06-04T00:00:00To authorize incurring a single bonded indebtedness for a group of public improvements for an amount not to exceed $6,000,000.F87,804113,0870.437072840495592140.562927159504407950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHSubstitute to Official NewspaperJune419681968-06-04T00:00:00To authorize the Board of Supervisors to designate a substitute newspaper whenever the official newspaper is unable to publish or circulate.P142,12362,3200.69517175936569120.3048282406343088650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsICost of Living Changes, RetirementJune419681968-06-04T00:00:00To provide for cost of living increases or decreases in retirement or death allowances which become effective prior to July 2, 1977.P122,15884,9360.5898674032082050.4101325967917950350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJCity Planning Mandatory ReferralsJune419681968-06-04T00:00:00To fix the responsibility of the City Planning Department in reference to mandatory referrals to said department for report thereon.P131,29361,8310.67983782440297420.3201621755970257650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKDisabled Employees in Promotion ExamsJune419681968-06-04T00:00:00To set the eligibility requirements for participation in promotional examinations by disability transferees and the method of fixing the salary of said transferees promoted.P139,20458,0460.70572370088719890.29427629911280150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLAge Requirements Fire DepartmentJune419681968-06-04T00:00:00To set the age of applicants for entrance positions with the Fire Department at 19 years and the age range for appointment thereto between 20-32 years.P145,56361,1660.70412472367205370.2958752763279462550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMIncrease Filing Fee CandidatesJune419681968-06-04T00:00:00To increase filing fees and the number of sponsors for candidates for elective office; to require and prescribe the nomination paper to be filed for said candidates.P138,75463,3020.68671061487904340.3132893851209565550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNCandidates' Declarations DeletedJune419681968-06-04T00:00:00To delete a requirement that copies of declarations of candidates for elective office be included in the voters' pamphlet.P123,76374,9720.62275391853473220.3772460814652678450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsORetirement Benefit, Fire and Police DepartmentsJune419681968-06-04T00:00:00Amending the Charter relating to retirement benefits applicable to members of the Police and Fire Departments.P148,28765,1820.69465355625406970.3053464437459303450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsABayview Hunters Point Recreation and Park Bonds $6,425,000November519681968-11-05T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $6,425,000 for recreation and park facilities limited to the Bayview and Hunters Point areas including a new swimming pool, sports facilities, recreation fields, additional parks and playgrounds, lighting facilities, community center and all works necessary in said areas.F176,66793,0960.65489707632254980.345102923677450266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBSan Francisco Harbor, Assume Bond Indebtedness $60,939,000November519681968-11-05T00:00:00Shall the harbor and port of San Francisco be transferred from the State to San Francisco and shall San Francisco assume the bonded indebtedness of the State for harbor improvements and the liabilities, obligations and duties of the Port Authority estimated to be not less than $60,939,000 and perform all of the terms and conditions set forth in said act?P195,90472,4290.73007792556264040.2699220744373595550%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsCControl of Harbor and Port From California to San FranciscoNovember519681968-11-05T00:00:00Relating to enforcement of Charter amendments concerning the transfer of control of the harbor and port of San Francisco from state control to local control.P193,51068,0050.73995755501596470.2600424449840353450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDBond Issues; Group Public Improvements $6,000,000November519681968-11-05T00:00:00To authorize the incurring of a single bonded indebtedness for a group of public improvements in an amount not to exceed $6,000,000.P132,291112,1820.54112724104502340.4588727589549766550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsERetirement Board System and BoardNovember519681968-11-05T00:00:00To amend Charter sections relating to the Retirement Board - investment expenses, actuarial valuations and investigations, cost of living adjustments of allowances, retirement benefits of miscellaneous employees, and elimination of Social Security offset.P129,344121,7340.5151546531356790.4848453468643210750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFChief Juvenile ProbationNovember519681968-11-05T00:00:00To provide for the appointment and removal of a Chief Juvenile Probation Officer by the majority of the judges of the San Francisco Superior Court.P187,94458,2380.76343518210104720.236564817898952850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGRetirement; Sheriff's Department, P.E.R.S.November519681968-11-05T00:00:00To empower the Board of Supervisors to contract with the State Employees Retirement System to provide that certain employees of the Sheriff's Department be members thereof.P125,844118,6120.51479202801322120.485207971986778850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHHousing Authority, 3,000 Dwelling UnitsNovember519681968-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Housing Authority develop, construct and acquire with federal or state financial assistance, a low-rent housing project or projects not to exceed 3000 dwelling units for persons of low income or eligible elderly persons?P129,263117,9680.52284300916956210.4771569908304379450%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsISan Francisco School District Tax IncreaseNovember519681968-11-05T00:00:00Shall the proposed increase in the maximum tax rate from $2.55 to $3.53 on each $100 of assessed valuation be authorized commencing on July 1, 1969 and the revenues to be used for kindergarten, elementary, high school and junior college (community college) purposes?P133,383110,8620.54610329791807410.4538967020819259550%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsJHours of Fresh Meat, Poultry MarketsNovember519681968-11-05T00:00:00To repeal several sections of the Health Code relating to hours of business for sale of fresh meats and poultry.P122,026117,2700.50993748328430070.490062516715699450%+1OrdinanceInitiativeKReal Property Assessment, $1,000 or LessNovember519681968-11-05T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of San Francisco that if you only own a single family dwelling or if you are a property owner with a monthly rent of $1000 or less that your property shall be assessed at no more than 10% (percent) of its appraised value and that any tax revenues lost as a result should be acquired of corporations with an annual gross profit of $1,000,000 or more?P119,706113,4820.51334545516921970.486654544830780350%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeARecreation and Park Bonds $9,998,000November419691969-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $9,998,000 for additions to and improvements of the Recreation and Park system of the City.F103,99779,0560.56812507852916920.4318749214708308466.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCFire Protection Systems Improvement Bonds $5,767,000June219701970-06-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $5,767,000 for additions to and improvements of the fire protection systems in the City.F107,49565,3700.62184363520666420.3781563647933358666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBSchool Bonds Hunters Point Redevelopment Project, $5,000,000November419691969-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $5,000,000 for school purposes to serve the Hunters Point Redevelopment Project including land acquisition, construction of new school buildings and grounds, and improvements to existing school.F95,84287,3060.52330355777840880.476696442221591366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCCapital Improvement Bonds $4,930,000November419691969-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $4,930,000 for additions and improvements to the plants of the fire protection system, the police protection system, the jail system, the juvenile justice system, the Purchasing Department, the public health system, the Academy of Sciences and the Public Works Yard of the City.F82,81694,0780.468167377073275550.531832622926724566.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDPolice, Fire Department AdministrationNovember419691969-11-04T00:00:00Relating to the reorganization of the administration and ranks of the Police and Fire Departments.F36,014137,5040.207551954264110940.792448045735889150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsENew CharterNovember419691969-11-04T00:00:00Shall the proposed new Charter for the City of San Francisco be adopted?F64,598108,3870.37343122236032030.626568777639679850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFSize of Police ForceNovember419691969-11-04T00:00:00Removes the limitation to the size of the police force of the City.P107,91364,0730.62745223448420220.372547765515797850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGPolice, Fire Promotional ExaminationsNovember419691969-11-04T00:00:00The Civil Service Commission shall provide promotional examinations for the uniformed forces of the Police and Fire Departments within three years from the adoption of the list resulting from the immediate prior examination.F64,263105,2480.379108140474659460.620891859525340550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHCollective BargainingNovember419691969-11-04T00:00:00To require the Board of Supervisors to enact legislation providing for collective bargaining procedures for certain City employees.F45,120125,3850.26462567080144280.735374329198557350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIPort Revenue BondsNovember419691969-11-04T00:00:00Relating to revenue bonds of the Port Commission and to expenditures of Port revenues.P103,38762,3450.62382038471749570.3761796152825042650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJProgressive Payments on City ContractsNovember419691969-11-04T00:00:00Relating to progressive payments on City contracts.F66,95595,7320.411557161912138040.58844283808786250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKCrafts and Trades Pay set August, not JulyNovember419691969-11-04T00:00:00To change the dates for revising pay rates of compensation for employees whose rate of pay is established through collective bargaining agreements in private employment from July to August.F64,16697,0270.398069395072987050.60193060492701350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLHealth Service, City Pay Full CostsNovember419691969-11-04T00:00:00To provide for payment by the City and the Unified School District of the total cost of the health service system for members of the Unified School District, exclusive of dependents.F49,519119,5400.29290957594685880.707090424053141350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMCalifornia Academy of Sciences Admission FeeNovember419691969-11-04T00:00:00To permit an admission charge to the Academy of Sciences subject to approval of the Board of Supervisors.P95,90575,0480.56100214678888350.438997853211116550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNUnderwriter's Fire Patrol Retirement CreditNovember419691969-11-04T00:00:00To grant credit under the retirement system to members of the Fire Department for service in Underwriters Fire Patrol upon payment of necessary contributions.P96,28270,8780.57598707824838480.424012921751615250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsOMilitary Service Retirement CreditNovember419691969-11-04T00:00:00To grant service credit under the retirement system for time in military service to employees whose entry into City service was delayed by such military service.F76,48491,2860.45588603445192820.544113965548071850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsPBoard of Education, ElectedNovember419691969-11-04T00:00:00Shall the Board of Education be elective?P85,61884,5550.50312329217913530.496876707820864650%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeQElection by District, Board of EducationNovember419691969-11-04T00:00:00To provide for the election of members of the Board of Education by districts. To divide the City into seven (7) districts and establish the boundaries thereof.F48,160122,9560.281446504125856150.718553495874143950%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeAPublic School Building Bonds $45,000,000June219701970-06-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $45,000,000 for the improvement of the public schools of the City including additions to and reconstruction, replacement, alteration and improvement of existing school buildings.F77,44896,8110.44444189396243520.555558106037564766.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBStreet Lighting Improvement Bonds $5,000,000June219701970-06-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $5,000,000 for improvements to street lighting in the City.F112,89362,1470.64495543875685560.3550445612431444366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDCreation of Airports CommissionJune219701970-06-02T00:00:00To amend the Charter to allow for the creation of an Airports Commission to succeed the Public Utilities Commission in the management and control of airport and air transportation facilities owned or operated by the City.P86,51381,0740.51622739233950130.4837726076604987350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEFire Department Pay and Work TimeJune219701970-06-02T00:00:00Relating to the administration and working conditions applicable to members of the Fire Department.F51,635111,4610.316592681610830430.683407318389169650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFBonded Debt LimitJune219701970-06-02T00:00:00To allow for boded indebtedness for the purposes of sewage collection, water pollution control and air transportation facilities to be outside the limit of bonded indebtedness the City can carry.P88,70875,0010.54186391707236630.458136082927633850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGFixed Salaries, Disabled PersonsJune219701970-06-02T00:00:00To authorize the Board of Supervisors to change the method of fixing the pay of disabled employees in accordance with regular salary standardization procedures.P88,71074,4330.54375609128188150.456243908718118550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHCompulsory School Busing, Elementary SchoolJune219701970-06-02T00:00:00Shall the San Francisco Unified School District compel elementary school children (kindergarten through sixth grades) to be bused or reassigned to schools out of their immediate neighborhoods, without parental consent?F39,484132,0070.230239487786531080.76976051221346950%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsIPolice Department Pay and Fringes and ParityJune219701970-06-02T00:00:00Relating to the organization and operation of the Police Department and the working conditions of the members thereof and relating to parity pay in the Police and Fire Departments.F42,847137,3550.237772055804042120.762227944195957950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAWater Pollution Control Bonds $65,000,000November319701970-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $65,000,000 for improvement of the water pollution control systems and facilities of the City.P177,12247,6240.78809856460181720.2119014353981828566.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBSchool Bonds Hunters Point Redevelopment Project, $5,498,000November319701970-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $5,498,000 for school purposes to serve the Hunters Point Redevelopment Project including land acquisition, construction of new school buildings and grounds, and improvements to existing schools.F142,00081,3390.63580476316272570.364195236837274366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCMilitary Service Retirement Credit, Market Street RailwayNovember319701970-11-03T00:00:00To permit former employs of the Market Street Railway Company to receive credit under the retirement system for time spent in military service upon payment of necessary contributions.P120,72491,1680.56974307666169550.430256923338304450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDMilitary Service Retirement Credit, EligiblesNovember319701970-11-03T00:00:00To permit employees whose entry into City Service was delayed due to military service to receive credit under the retirement system upon payment of necessary contributions.F101,326109,8850.479738271207465540.520261728792534550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEIncrease Maximum Rate Interest General Obligation BondsNovember319701970-11-03T00:00:00To authorize the Board of Supervisors by a two-thirds vote to increase the maximum rate of interest to not more than 7% (percent) on bonds authorized but not sold.P126,33377,0320.62121308976470880.378786910235291250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFIncrease Police Funds, Pay Exonerated OfficerNovember319701970-11-03T00:00:00To increase the amount of the contingent fund and narcotic fund of the Chief of Police. To permit the Police Commission to order payment of the salary of suspended members of the department upon exoneration of charges.P122,67485,2370.59003131147462140.4099686885253786650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGWorking Benefits, Police and Fire DepartmentsNovember319701970-11-03T00:00:00To permit the Board of Supervisors to provide by ordinance, additional working benefits for members of the Police and Fire Departments and to delete obsolete language.F102,784106,1300.491991920120240840.508008079879759250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHSchool and College Board ElectionsNovember319701970-11-03T00:00:00To provide for election by district and at large of nine members of the Boards of Education for the Unified School District and the Junior College District.F64,954139,1410.318253754379088150.681746245620911850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsICandlestick Park Name, Lefty O'DoulNovember319701970-11-03T00:00:00Shall the name of Candlestick Park be changed to O'Doul Stadium in memory of the late Francis "Lefty" O'Doul?F60,829148,5540.290515466871713530.709484533128286450%+1Policy DeclarationMayorJVietnam War Cease FireNovember319701970-11-03T00:00:00It is the policy of the City of San Francisco that there be an immediate cease fire and immediate withdrawal of all United States troops from Vietnam so that the Vietnamese people can settle their own problems.P107,928102,8630.51201427005896840.487985729941031650%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeRRecodification of City CharterNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00Shall the proposed Recodified Charter for the City of San Francisco be adopted?P128,78267,5030.65609700180859460.3439029981914053550%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsAPublic School Building Bonds $56,180,000November219711971-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $56,180,000 for the improvement of the public schools in the City including additions to and reconstruction, replacement, alteration and improvement of existing school buildings and educational facilities.F107,909122,1840.46897993420051890.531020065799481166.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBHarbor Improvement Bonds $34,000,000November219711971-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $34,000,000 for the improvement of the Harbor of the City and its facilities.P160,82167,1790.70535526315789480.2946447368421052466.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCHall of Justice Improvement Bonds $3,850,000November219711971-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $3,850,000 for additions to and alteration and reconstruction of a portion of the Hall of Justice Building to provide additional courtrooms and related rooms for the Superior and Municipal Courts.F113,650110,9210.50607602940718080.493923970592819266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDFire Protection Systems Improvement Bonds $8,491,000November219711971-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $8,491,000 for additions to and improvements of the fire protection systems in the City.P154,03170,9340.68468872935790010.315311270642099966.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsEPolice Department OrganizationNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00Relating to the organization and administration of the Police Department and to promotional examinations therein.P108,352105,9350.50563963282886970.494360367171130350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFBudget Analyst AppointmentNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00Empowers the Board of Supervisors to appoint and remove a budget analyst and to prescribe the duties of same.F91,542120,3450.432032168089594940.567967831910405150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGDisabled Transferee Promotional ExamsNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00To permit a disability transferee to participate in promotional examinations after five years in such a position.P152,59760,1140.71739120214751470.2826087978524852750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHBallot Arguments by Mayor or SupervisorsNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00To permit the Mayor, the full Board of Supervisors or four or more members of the Board of Supervisors to submit without cost, arguments opposing any measure submitted to the electors by the Mayor, the full Board of Supervisors or four or more members of the Board of Supervisors.P112,50296,1770.53911510022570550.460884899774294550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsISchool Department Four Year ContractsNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00To provide that persons appointed to certain administrative positions in the School Department after July 1, 1971 shall be granted four year contracts in said positions.P115,84894,3190.5512187926743970.4487812073256029550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJPolice and Fire Benefits, Board of SupervisorsNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00Empowers the Board of Supervisors to establish a basic work week for the Police Department and to provide for working benefits, premium pay differentials and educational incentive programs for members of the Police and Fire Departments.F88,028131,0410.4018277346406840.59817226535931650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKBallot Pamphlets, Initiative RequirementsNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00Relating to the time of elections, sample ballots and other material to be mailed to the registered voters of the City.F59,432147,8770.28668316377967190.713316836220328250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLCommunity College District BoardNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00To establish a separate governing board for the San Francisco Community College District and to provide for the election of its members.P119,80986,7420.58004560616990470.4199543938300952550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMAmending Zoning Ordinance ProcedureNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00To prescribe procedures for amendments to zoning ordinances, reclassifications of property or establishment, abolition or modification of setback lines.P111,93084,2980.57040789285932690.429592107140673150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNMiscellaneous Employees Retirement BenefitsNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00Relating to retirement benefits of miscellaneous employees and to provide for military service credit and recalculation of certain retirement allowances.F88,794120,3130.42463427814468190.575365721855318150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsOPublication of Legislation and MeetingsNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00Relating to the publication, printing and notices regarding legislation and legislative meetings.P100,185100,0970.50021969023676620.4997803097632338450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsPWidows, Firefighter, Non-Worker Related DeathNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00To provide for retirement allowance to a widow upon the death of a fireman from non-industrial causes after 10 years of service.P134,07681,1110.62306737860558490.376932621394415150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsQCable Cars Minimum Schedule, Maximum FaresNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00To provide for minimum schedules and maximum fares on cable car lines.P121,04691,7840.56874500775266650.4312549922473335550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsSElect School Board, at LargeNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00To provide for the election of at large members of the Board of Education.P120,85191,8200.56825331145290150.431746688547098650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsTHigh-Rise Limit on Buildings, 6 storiesNovember219711971-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City Planning Code be amended to include the following: " no building whether owned by private parties, the City or any agency or political subdivision thereof, higher than six stories or 72 feet shall be permitted to be built in the City".F86,799142,5750.37841690862957440.621583091370425650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeASouthern Bridge Crossing, No Further Approval by CA LegislatureJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00Shall the California Toll Bridge Authority construct a Southern Crossing Bridge without further specific approval by the California Legislature?F57,119140,4550.28910180489335640.710898195106643550%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsBStreet and Parkway Lighting Bonds $6,050,000June619721972-06-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $6,050,000 for improvement of the lighting facilities of public streets and parkways in the City.P143,00757,0570.71480626199616130.285193738003838866.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCRetirement Allowances, Miscellaneous EmployeesJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00To increase the retirement allowance of miscellaneous employees retired on or after July 1, 1947 and prior to April 1, 1966.P124,91567,6020.64885178971207740.3511482102879226550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDProbation Period, Entrance Firemen, One YearJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00To extend the probationary period for the entrance position of fireman from six months to one year.P128,97160,3530.68121844034565080.318781559654349250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEBudge Analyst Appointment by Board of SupervisorsJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00To provide that the budget analyst shall be appointed by the Board of Supervisors and to prescribe the qualifications for and duties of said position.P128,46058,6550.68652967426448970.3134703257355102650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFSupervisors to Appoint Members of Retirement and Health Service BoardsJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00To empower the President of the Board of Supervisors to appoint a member thereof to serve as a member of the Retirement Board and the Health Services Board respectively.F84,23199,0610.45954542478667920.540454575213320950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGProceeds, sale of City property, flexibleJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00To provide that proceeds of sale of City property may be appropriated for any public purpose if not necessary for purchase of additional real property.F91,21992,9990.49516876743857820.504831232561421850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHPolice and Fire Department, Death AllowancesJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00Relating to death allowances payable to survivors of members of the Police and Fire Departments who die on or after July 1, 1971 as a result of violent traumatic injury received in the performance of duty.P136,40754,6970.713784117548560.2862158824514400350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIEqual Compensation, Police Sergeant and Fire LieutenantJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00To provide that compensation of the Police Sergeant position shall be equal to the compensation of the Fire Lieutenant position.P98,73586,6510.53259145782313650.467408542176863450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJRetirement Benefits, Police and Fire DepartmentsJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00Relating to retirement and survivors' benefits of the members of the Police and Fire Departments.F90,07893,2850.491255051455309950.5087449485446950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKPayroll Verification by Electronic Data ProcessingJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00To empower the Secretary of the Civil Service Commission to utilize electronic data processing in the verification of payrolls.P127,31449,3160.72079488195663250.279205118043367550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLHealth Service Costs Paid to EmployerJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00To provide for assumption by the City, the Unified School District and the Community College District of the costs of the Health Service System.F65,981113,9610.36667926331818030.633320736681819750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMState Teachers Retirement System ImplementationJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00To empower the Board of Supervisors to perform any and all acts necessary or appropriate to implement the State Education Code relating membership of teachers in the State Teachers' Retirement System.P113,06162,0510.64564964137237880.3543503586276211550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNIncrease School Taxes RateJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00Shall the proposed increase in the maximum tax rate from $3.06 to $4.01 on each $100.00 of assessed valuation within the San Francisco Unified School District be authorized commencing July 1, 1972, the revenues of which are to be used for kindergarten, elementary and high school purposes?F52,874129,9900.289143844605827260.710856155394172750%+1Tax School DistrictSupervisorsOClose Park and Potrero Police StationsJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00Shall Park and Potrero Police stations be closed at this time?F62,756115,1060.35283534425565890.647164655744341150%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsPMaximum Building Height, Downtown and Residential AreasJune619721972-06-06T00:00:00Defines "downtown area" and "residential area". Establishes a maximum building height of 160 feet in the downtown area and 40 feet in a residential area. Authorizes continuation or creation of lower building height limits in either area.F81,027106,8410.431297506760065560.568702493239934450%+1OrdinanceSupervisors1Board of Supervisors Serve Full TimeNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00Should the Board of Supervisors be full time and be paid a full time salary?F80,362154,4740.342204772692432160.657795227307567850%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsBoard of Supervisors, Five ChoicesNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00Vote for only one of the five choices: 1. The Board of Supervisors should remain at eleven members elected at large. 2. The Board of Supervisors should remain at eleven members, six elected at large and five by districts. 3. The Board of Supervisors should remain at eleven members elected by district. 4. The Board of Supervisors should remain at eleven members elected at large by numbered seats. 5. The Board of Supervisors should be reduced to nine members four elected at large and five by district.FChoice 1.) 78,736, Choice 2.) 48,563, Choice 3.) 55,041, Choice 4.) 22,133, and Choice 5.) 21,36750%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsAWater Supply System Improvement Bonds $39,000,000November719721972-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $39,000,000 for the improvement of the municipal water supply system both within and without the City.P181,95582,6240.68771520037493530.312284799625064766.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBSewer System Improvement Bonds $25,000,000November719721972-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $25,000,000 for improvement of the sewer system of the City.P193,76670,6340.73285173978819970.267148260211800366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCCity Planning Commission, No Ex-Officio MembersNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00Provides as of January 9, 1976, that all members of the City Planning Commission shall be appointed by the Mayor and removes the Chief Administrative Officer and the Manager of Utilities as ex-officio members thereof.F94,143156,9040.37500149374419930.624998506255800750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDSuperintendent of Schools EmploymentNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00To provide for the employment, term and removal of the County Superintendent of Schools. To delete provisions relating to salary of said superintendent. To delete provisions relating to appointment, term and salary of Community College District.P148,46398,1380.60203729911881940.397962700881180550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEMeetings Open to PublicNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00To require with certain exceptions, that all meetings of boards, commissions and committees be open and public and to void actions taken at meetings violating said requirement.P212,78439,7380.84263549314515170.157364506854848350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFNo Gross Receipts Tax if Payroll Expense TaxNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00To prohibit the imposition of gross receipts tax upon persons also liable during the same period for payroll expense tax.P153,19686,6180.63881174576963820.361188254230361950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGUniform Members, Sheriff Department, ProbationNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00To extend the probationary period for entrance positions in the uniformed ranks of the Sheriff's Department from six months to one year.P212,45240,0530.8413773984673570.1586226015326429350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHExtends time, Election ProcessNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00To extend the time period before an election for: 1. The nomination process. 2. The filing of arguments on ballot measures. 3. The mailing of election materials to voters. To extend the time period between the date of the calling of a special election on initiative or recall and the date of holding the special election.P194,36151,4730.79061887289797180.209381127102028250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIIncrease Police Narcotics Fund $200,000November719721972-11-07T00:00:00To increase the limitation on the amount which may be appropriated to the Police Narcotics Fund from $50,000 to $200,000 per year.F125,290127,2500.49611942662548510.50388057337451550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJCombine Palace of Fine Arts, Legion of Honor and de Young MuseumsNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00To consolidate the Palace of the Legion of Honor and the M. H. de Young Memorial Museum into one department designated at the Golden Gate Museums of San Francisco and to prescribe the powers and duties thereof.P179,35870,9740.71648051387757060.283519486122429450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKDistrict Police StationsNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00To provide for the continuation of district police stations at locations in existence on January 1, 1972. To permit the Police Commission with the approval of the Board of Supervisors, to establish new stations or abandon, relocate or consolidate existing stations.P133,691123,8770.51905127966206990.480948720337930250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLPrimary Elections, Appoint Treasurer, Extend AttorneyNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00Concerning the appointment or removal of the Treasurer, a one-year extension of the current term of the City Attorney and primary nominating election for all elective offices other than for the office of the Board of Supervisors.F105,521137,5280.43415525264452850.565844747355471550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMMilitary Service Credit to RetirementNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00Permits employees whose entry into City service was delayed due to military service to receive credit in the retirement system for certain time spent in military service upon payment of necessary contributions.P184,75367,8100.73151253350649150.268487466493508650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNPolice and Fire Retirement BenefitsNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00Relating to retirement and survivors' benefits of the members of the Police and Fire Departments.P165,63583,2540.66549747076005770.334502529239942350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsOHealth Service Costs Paid to EmployerNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00To provide for the assumption by the City, the Unified School District and the Community College District of a greater portion of the costs of the Health Service System.P145,197101,6010.58832324411056810.4116767558894318750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsPMinimum Wages Printing Contracts, Local PreferencesNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00Specifies minimum wages and maximum work hours for persons performing work under City printing contracts. Empowers the Board of Supervisors to grant 10% of the price as a preference to local bidders on such contracts.F83,425160,1270.34253465379056630.657465346209433850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsQFive member Police, Fire, Civil Service CommissionsNovember719721972-11-07T00:00:00To increase the membership of the Police, Fire and Civil Service Commissions from three to five, respectively.F114,114132,4610.462796309439318650.537203690560681350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsRPolice Retirement Benefit Increase to $350.00November719721972-11-07T00:00:00Increases to $350.00 per month the retirement allowances payable to or on account of certain members of the Police Department.F92,599157,5670.37015022025375150.629849779746248550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAPublic School Buildings Improvement Bonds, $37,826.000November619731973-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $37,826.000 for the purpose of repairing, reconstructing or replacing public school buildings determined, in the manner prescribed by law, to be structurally unsafe for school use.P121,46864,9720.65151255095473070.3484874490452692450%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsBChildren's Centers Improvement Bonds, $2,428,000November619731973-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $2,428,000 for the improvement of the facilities housing the Children's Center activities of the San Francisco Unified School District.F117,91466,5950.63906909690042220.360930903099577866.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCHall of Justice Improvement Bonds, $4,600,000November619731973-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $4,600,000 for additions to and alteration and reconstruction of a portion of the Hall of Justice Building to provide additional courtrooms and related rooms for the Superior and Municipal Courts.F94,57464,8220.59332731059750550.406672689402494466.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDRunoff Election for MayorNovember619731973-11-06T00:00:00To provide for a runoff election for the office of Mayor if no candidate for said office receive a majority vote in the general municipal election.P92,80183,5280.52629459703168510.473705402968314950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsERetirement Benefits, Miscellaneous EmployeesNovember619731973-11-06T00:00:00To provide for an increase in certain retirement allowances of miscellaneous employees.P89,30287,9940.50368874650302320.496311253496976850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFCity Park Land to Golden Gate National RecreationNovember619731973-11-06T00:00:00To authorize the transfer of City real property to the federal government for inclusion in the Golden Gate National Recreation AreaP131,26543,4130.75146841617146980.2485315838285302250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGResidential Rehabilitation Assistance Funding for LoansNovember619731973-11-06T00:00:00Authorizes the issuance of bonds to provide funding of a loan program to assist property owners to rehabilitate property in designated rehabilitation assistance areas.P103,07067,4500.60444522636640860.3955547736335913750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHFireboat Pilots and Engineers RetirementNovember619731973-11-06T00:00:00To include certain pilots and marine engineers of fireboats as members of the Fire Department for retirement purposes.P110,34861,1500.64343607505626890.356563924943731150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsICivil Service TestingNovember619731973-11-06T00:00:00Relating to Civil Service procedures involving qualifications of applicants, protests of test items and eligibility lists, duration of eligibility lists, temporary and emergency appointments and dismissal during probationary period.P100,75462,0440.61888966694922540.381110333050774650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJClassroom Aides, Para-Professionals, Civil ServiceNovember619731973-11-06T00:00:00To exempt with certain exceptions, paraprofessional employees of school districts from the Civil Service provisions of the Charter.P93,02069,3190.57299847849253730.427001521507462850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKDistrict Elections of SupervisorsNovember619731973-11-06T00:00:00Establishes eleven Supervisorial Districts within the City and provides for the election of Supervisors therefrom. Prescribes qualifications of candidates and terms of office.F61,773112,4360.35459132421401880.645408675785981250%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeLThirty hours work for 40 hours payNovember619731973-11-06T00:00:00To provide for a 30 hour work week at 40 hours pay for City employees, employees of public works contractors, and employees of certain businesses subject to local licensing laws. To establish an enforcement commission and to provide funding for any increase in expenses hereunder.F33,429145,1460.187198656026879460.812801343973120550%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeMChildcareNovember619731973-11-06T00:00:00It shall be the policy of the people of the City that low cost, quality child care be made available to all San Francisco children. Child care shall include infant care, pre-school and after school programs. Policy shall be made by the parents and faculties at each center. Funding shall be procured by the City.P96,45479,8830.54698673562553520.453013264374464850%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeABay Area Rapid Transit (BART) Board of Directors to be ElectedJune419741974-06-04T00:00:00Shall the members of the Board of Directors of the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) District be elected?P94,02058,6410.61587438835065930.3841256116493406750%+1OrdinanceInitiativeBConflict of Interest, City and County of San Francisco Officers and EmployeesJune419741974-06-04T00:00:00Conflict of interest and other prohibited practices of officers and employees of City and County of San Francisco.P103,07640,5100.71786943016728650.282130569832713550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCOpen Space, $.10 (cents) per $100 of assessed valuationJune419741974-06-04T00:00:00Shall a tax of $.10 (cents) per $100 of assessed valuation be imposed for 15 years to fund acquisition, development and maintenance of public open space?F73,97178,0550.486568087037743570.513431912962256450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDCity and County offices, open Election DayJune419741974-06-04T00:00:00Shall public offices of City and County remain open for business on state-wide election days?P109,25243,1710.71676846670121960.2832315332987803750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsERetirement for those retired prior to 1972June419741974-06-04T00:00:00Shall the retirement allowance of certain retired miscellaneous employees be increased by recomputing their allowances in accordance with formula now authorized for present employees?P96,71454,1160.64121196048531460.358788039514685450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFFirefighter list E-25June419741974-06-04T00:00:00Shall applicants who are eligible for appointment to entrance positions in Fire Department from current eligibility list retain such eligibility beyond maximum age for such appointment?P110,36936,8220.74983524807902660.250164751920973450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGFire Department, reorganization, Commission PowersJune419741974-06-04T00:00:00Shall the Fire Commission be empowered to reorganize Fire Department; makes position of Commission Secretary a civil service position; delete and add certain ranks to Fire Department?P95,53646,5520.67237205112324760.3276279488767524550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHAppoint Clerk of Board, E.R.D., County ClerkJune419741974-06-04T00:00:00Shall positions of Clerk of Board of Supervisors, Director of Employee Relations and County Clerk be filled by appointment rather than by civil service examination?68,89776,2820.474565880740327460.525434119259672550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIMotor Vehicle Fuel Revenues for Mass TransitJune419741974-06-04T00:00:00Shall motor vehicle fuel revenues be permitted for use in City and County for public mass transit purposes as described in proposed section 1 (b) of Proposition 5 if said proposition is approved by voters on June 5, 1974?P108,07340,0200.72976440479968660.270235595200313350%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsJStreet Artists, Issued Police Peddler PermitJune419741974-06-04T00:00:00Street Artists. Provides for issuance of a police permit to peddle self made articles on a public sidewalk upon payment of $20.00 annual fee and affidavit to the Tax Collector.P81,09970,5990.53460823478226470.4653917652177352350%+1OrdinanceInitiativeAFire Protection Bonds $4,000,000November519741974-11-05T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness in the sum of $4,000,000 for additions to and improvements of the fire protection systems in the City and County of San Francisco.P139,98744,1690.76015443428397670.2398455657160233650%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsBZoning Appeals, Conflict of InterestNovember519741974-11-05T00:00:00In the event one or more supervisors are precluded from voting on a zoning appeal because of a conflict of interest, shall the vote necessary to grant such appeal be reduced to two-thirds of the supervisors not precluded from voting?P105,17771,1630.59644436883293640.403555631167063650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCVoters Pamphlet, Ballot Arguments, SimplificationNovember519741974-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be empowered to provide by ordinance for the format of the voters pamphlet and for the submission, review, selection and inclusion of arguments in said pamphlet?P124,67450,5250.71161365076284680.288386349237153250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDSupplemental Appropriation, 2/3 (two thirds) voteNovember519741974-11-05T00:00:00Shall any supplemental appropriation ordinance containing an item which had been deleted from the budget require a two-thirds vote for approval?P117,39954,6060.68253248452079880.317467515479201250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEAppoint Clerk of Board; not Civil Service ExaminationNovember519741974-11-05T00:00:00Shall the position of Clerk of the Board of Supervisors be filled by appointment rather than by civil service examination?F81,89196,0470.460222099832525930.539777900167474150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFCounty Clerk appointive, not by civil service examinationNovember519741974-11-05T00:00:00Shall the position of County Clerk be filled by appointment rather than by civil service examination?F84,48593,0620.47584583237114680.524154167628853350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGFire Department, widows pensions; married after fireman'sNovember519741974-11-05T00:00:00Shall the widow of any fireman who was a member of the Fire Department on January 8, 1932, be entitled to a pension if she married said fireman after his retirement but at least one year prior to his death?P122,33361,0270.66717386561954630.332826134380453850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHPolice and Fire Retirement AllowanceNovember519741974-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended relating to retirement and death allowances payable to or on account of members of the Police and Fire Department?P97,08481,2300.54445528674136630.4555447132586336650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIEmployee Relations Director, Chief Administrative Officer AppointsNovember519741974-11-05T00:00:00Shall the position of Employee Relations Director be filled by appointment rather than by civil service examination?P89,15585,0140.51188787901406110.488112120985938950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJOpen Space Park Renovation $.10 (cents) per $100 taxNovember519741974-11-05T00:00:00Shall existing parks and recreation facilities be renovated and new parks and recreation facilities be acquired, developed and maintained by creating an open space acquisition and park renovation fund?P116,65364,4080.64427458149463450.355725418505365650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKGolden Gate Park structures; 2/3 (two thirds) voteNovember519741974-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Recreation and Park Commission be required to obtain a two-thirds vote of approval by the Board of Supervisors before erecting, enlarging or expanding any structure, other than one necessary for maintenance, in Golden Gate Park?P106,06872,1820.59505189340813470.4049481065918653650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLSalary StandardizationNovember519741974-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended relating to compensation of officers and employees of the City and County of San Francisco and relating to rates of pay for members of trades or crafts and relating to salaries and benefits of Municipal Railway platform employees?F90,520102,2280.469628738041380440.530371261958619550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMFire and Police Retirement benefitsNovember519741974-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended relating to retirement and death benefits of members of the Police and Fire Department?P90,56987,3470.50905483486589180.4909451651341082450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNSchool Food Complex at Double Rock site, TaxNovember519741974-11-05T00:00:00Shall the governing board of the San Francisco Unified School District plan for and lease a building as a "Centralized Nutrition Complex for Food Processing and Student Training"; shall the maximum tax rate of the district be increased not to exceed 5 (five) cents to be in effect for years 1975-1995 to be used solely and exclusively for the complex?P107,01468,6950.6090410849757270.390958915024273150%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsASewage Treatment Plant South of the ZooNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall the Recreation and Park Commission be empowered to permit construction of water quality and sewerage facilities on San Francisco Zoo property?P146,83643,3630.7720124711486390.2279875288513609550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBRate of Pay, Trades and CraftsNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall section 8.403, which requires the City and County to pay its craft employees the same rate of pay as that paid to comparable employees in private industry within San Francisco, be repealed?P131,40763,6400.67371966756730430.326280332432695750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCBudget Schedule and Appropriation TransfersNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be empowered to modify the time for action in the budgetary process and shall department heads be empowered to use funds appropriated for one purpose for another purpose?P124,17860,1490.67368318260482730.326316817395172750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDPolice, Fire, Civil Service Commissions, five (5) members, one (1) womanNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall the number of members of the Civil Service, Fire and Police Commissions, respectively, be increased to five with a proviso that at least one member of each such commission be a woman?P96,13691,6300.51199897745065670.4880010225493433650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEAirport Police; Reclassify as San Francisco Police OfficersNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall the San Francisco Police Department assume responsibility for police functions at the San Francisco International Airport with the Airport Police, subject to certain conditions, being reclassified as San Francisco police officers?F44,549143,7520.236583979904514570.763416020095485450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDInspection of Examination PapersJune819761976-06-08T00:00:00Shall inspection of examination papers be limited to participants in such examinations and should the fee therefor be established by the Board of Supervisors?P116,31647,3740.71058708534424830.2894129146557517550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFBoards and Commissions, Votes and RulesNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall each member of a board or commission be required to vote on all questions, and shall any rule or regulation of a board or commission, with certain exceptions, be adopted only after a noticed public hearing thereon?P159,47723,4360.8718735136376310.12812648636236950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGAirport Police Probation, one (1) yearNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall the probationary period for persons hired as Airport Policemen be increased from six months to one year?P93,19890,2640.50799620629885210.4920037937011479450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHConflict of InterestNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall officers and employees be permitted to have an interest in certain transactions which are now prohibited, and shall the Board of Supervisors prescribe special conflict of interest regulations for certain designated officers?P90,95388,5950.50656648918395090.493433510816049250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIVeteran's Preference, Peacetime ServiceNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall preference in civil service examinations be allowed to persons who served in the armed forces in time of peace as well as in time of war?F68,921117,0580.37058485097779860.629415149022201450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJCandidate Petition in lieu of Filing FeeNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall candidates for elective offices be permitted to file a petition signed by registered voters in lieu of paying a filing fee?P129,10553,1530.70836396756246640.291636032437533650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKTax Rate Formula; Previous Year's Tax Rate PrevailsNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00If the Mayor and the Board of Supervisors are unable to agree upon a tax rate in any fiscal year, shall the tax rate for the preceding year remain in effect?F77,492104,4710.425866797096112970.57413320290388750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLStreet ArtistsNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall certified street artists, subject to regulations made by the Board of Supervisors, be permitted to sell only on public sidewalks or public areas designated by the Board of Supervisors?P114,35973,7620.60790129756911770.3920987024308822450%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsMStreet Artists InitiativeNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall certified street artists be permitted to sell on public sidewalks, subject to specific requirements, or in other public areas to be designated by the Board of Supervisors?F79,804106,6780.42794478823693440.572055211763065650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeNLimitation Mayor's Power; Public EmergenciesNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall the power of the Mayor to take action to meet a public emergency be subject to concurrence by the Board of Supervisors?P126,53860,9890.6747721661414090.3252278338585910550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsODismiss Police and Firemen Who StrikeNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall police officers or firemen who strike against the City and County be subject to dismissal for such action?P136,84755,7960.7103658061803440.2896341938196560550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsPPolice and Fire Pay, Equal to Wages In Cities Over 350,000November419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall the rates of compensation for police officers and firemen be equal to the average wages paid to their counterparts in California cities of 350,000 population or over?P129,41364,0590.66889782500826990.3311021749917300650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsQFire Department Work Schedules 14 Hour MaximumNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Shall tours of duty of firemen be limited to a maximum of fourteen hours except in the event of an emergency?P120,45571,8360.62642037328840140.3735796267115985650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsRPolice and Fire Departments Binding ArbitrationNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00Ordinance to make police and firefighter strikes illegal and to provide collective bargaining and binding arbitration on their compensation, not to exceed the highest rate in other major California cities.F71,365120,9990.370989374311201660.629010625688798350%+1OrdinanceMayorSPolice and Fire Salaries Match 5 California CitiesNovember419751975-11-04T00:00:00San Francisco favors paying her police and firefighters as much as their counterparts are paid by Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose, Oakland, Long Beach or any one of these cities.F55,417135,3640.29047441831209610.709525581687903950%+1Policy DeclarationMayorAElection Responsibilities of Registrar of VotersJune819761976-06-08T00:00:00Provides for the election of members of the Board of Supervisors at large rather than by districtP142,52827,0000.84073427398423860.1592657260157614250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBSuspension of EmployeesJune819761976-06-08T00:00:00Shall the power of an appointing officer to suspend an employee be limited to certain specific offences?P122,32346,1740.72596544745603770.274034552543962250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCLeaves, American Red Cross MembersJune819761976-06-08T00:00:00Shall Section 8.362, authorizing leaves of absence for employees serving with the American Red Cross during World War II, be repealed?P137,96427,7080.83275387512675650.1672461248732435350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFAppointment of Employee Relations Director by SupervisorsJune819761976-06-08T00:00:00Shall the Employee Relations Director be appointed by the Board of Supervisors rather than by the Chief Administrative Officer?P130,50233,5350.79556441534531840.2044355846546815650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGPolice and Fire SalariesJune819761976-06-08T00:00:00Shall the compensation of policemen or firemen employed prior to July 1, 1976, be protected against reduction through June 30, 1979, and shall the compensation of such persons employed after June 30, 1976, be reduced below the present entrance compensation?P124,14341,3450.75016315382384220.2498368461761577850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHVeteran's Preference in ExaminationsJune819761976-06-08T00:00:00Shall the conditions under which veterans' credits are granted be changed, shall such credits be granted only in entrance examinations and be abolished for military service commencing after January 26, 1973?P107,35853,6100.66695243775160280.333047562248397250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIChild Care, ContinueJune819761976-06-08T00:00:00It shall continue to be the policy of the people of the City and County of San Francisco that low cost, quality child care be made available to all San Francisco children. Child care shall include infant care, pre-school and after-school programs. Policy shall be made by the parents and faculties at each center. Funding shall be procured by the City and County of San Francisco.F71,831100,1540.417658516731110260.582341483268889750%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsJPrevailing Rates of WagesJune819761976-06-08T00:00:00Shall the board of Supervisors submit to the voters of San Francisco at the election to be held on November 2, 1976, a proposition amending Section 8.401 of the Charter by specifically defining "prevailing rates of wages"?P130,32532,6710.79955949839259850.200440501607401450%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsLMulti-Year Compensation SchedulesJune819761976-06-08T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be empowered to fix schedules of compensation of City and County officers and employees for periods in excess of one year?P113,94348,4770.70153306243073510.2984669375692648550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsASewer Revenue Bonds 1976; $240,000,000November219761976-11-02T00:00:00$240,000,000 Sewer Revenue Bonds for sewage treatment and disposal facilities.P159,23165,2310.7093895625985690.29061043740143150%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsBDisciplinary Action Striking EmployeesNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall officers and employees who strike against the City and County be subject to dismissal for such action?P136,46791,2290.59933859180661930.4006614081933806450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCHearing Officers For Employee DismissalsNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall qualified hearing officers be employed to conduct dismissal hearings involving civil service employees of the City and County?P170,40547,3130.78268677830955640.217313221690443650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDPrevailing Rates of Wages; Bay Area CountiesNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall the wages of City and County employees be determined by applying a precise mathematical formula to wages paid in private and public employment in the San Francisco Bay Area?P139,05580,0940.63452263072156390.3654773692784361650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsERule of 3, Civil Service AppointmentsNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall department heads be permitted, in filling a vacant position in their respective departments, to appoint from the first three persons on a civil service list rather than being required to appoint the first person on said list?P119,293100,0410.54388740459755450.456112595402445650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFExaminations For LaborersNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall the requirement that civil service test for laborers be based only on physical qualifications and experience be deleted from the Charter?P138,25773,9120.65163619567420320.348363804325796950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGCivil Service Status For AttorneysNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall attorneys appointed by the City Attorney, District Attorney, Public Defender or Public Administrator, with certain exceptions, be subject to removal only for cause, after three years of continuous service?F68,227138,4720.33007900376876520.669920996231234850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHCivil Service Exempt UndersheriffNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Sheriff be empowered to appoint, and at his pleasure, remove an additional undersheriff?F94,146118,6620.442398782000676670.557601217999323450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsICivil Service Exempt, Management PositionsNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall department heads, assistant department heads, supervisors' assistants, and policy and management level positions in the Office of the Mayor be exempted from civil service?F98,182112,7770.46540797026910440.534592029730895650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJServices by Private ContractorsNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall positions which the Controller and the Board of Supervisors determine to be positions wherein the work can be performed under contract at a lower cost to the City and County be exempted from civil service?P130,42279,6490.62084723736260590.37915276263739450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKArt Commission MembershipNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall the membership of the Art Commission be increased to twelve members to include a dance professional and a theatre professional?P156,98754,2040.74334133556827710.256658664431722950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLRetirement Lower BenefitsNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall new plans of retirement benefits be established for miscellaneous employees and member of the Police or Fire Departments hired after November 1, 1976?P116,22993,6440.55380634955425420.4461936504457457750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMRetirement System Amortization, 20 YearsNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall the supervisors be empowered by ordinance to provide that liabilities of the City and County for benefits under the Retirement System not funded as of July 1, 1974, be amortized over a period of twenty (20) years?F65,433140,3240.31801105187186830.681988948128131750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNMayoral Runoff Election Tuesday Not ThursdayNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall any runoff election for the office of Mayor be held on the second Tuesday of December rather than on the second Thursday of December?P169,21039,4220.81104528547873770.188954714521262350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsOSalaries Decided by VotersNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00In the event that any city employee group fails to reach a wage agreement with the City and County prior to March 15, shall the last wage demand of said group be submitted to the electors?P125,14383,7690.59902255495136710.400977445048632950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsPRevenue Bonds and Lease Financing Decided by VotersNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall the issuance of revenue bonds or the approval of lease financing agreements, with certain exceptions, be subject to the approval of a majority of the electors voting thereon?P148,72749,0470.75200481357509070.2479951864249092550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsQHousing ProjectsNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall private sponsors with state public body financial assistance develop, construct, or acquire low-rent housing projects within the city and county of San Francisco to provide not more than 3,000 dwelling units for living accommodations for persons or families who lack the amount of income necessary to enable them, without financial assistance, to live in decent, safe and sanitary dwellings, without overcrowding, including projects which have dwelling unites designed specifically for eligible elderly and handicapped persons?P130,53368,8660.65463216966985790.3453678303301420750%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsRTraffic BarriersNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors adopt the policy of supporting projects requested by residential neighborhood areas throughout the City that are intended to impede the flow of traffic by the use of barriers and other physical means of control?F75,314124,3760.37715458961390150.622845410386098450%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsSYerba Buena - Convention Exhibit Hall Yerba BuenaNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City construct a convention exhibit hall at Yerba Buena Center using a 4% hotel room tax to finance lease revenue bonds, underground if financially feasible, otherwise aboveground?P119,61185,0810.58434623727356230.415653762726437850%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsTDistrict Elections of SupervisorsNovember219761976-11-02T00:00:00Shall San Francisco be divided into 11 districts with one supervisor to reside in and be elected from each, with decennial adjustments to conform to one person-one vote and to reflect communities of interest?P115,192104,5240.52427679367911310.4757232063208869450%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeAAt Large Election of SupervisorsAugust219771977-08-02T00:00:00Shall all matters pertaining to voter registration and elections be vested exclusively in the Registrar of Voters?F72,01497,2420.42547383844590440.574526161554095550%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeBAt Large Election of Supervisors from DistrictsAugust219771977-08-02T00:00:00Provides for election of Supervisors at large with a requirement they live in a district; provides for shortening terms of, and a new election for, Mayor, District Attorney and Sheriff; provides runoff election, where necessary, for Supervisor, District Attorney, City Attorney, Sheriff and Treasurer; provides for shortening of terms and reappointment of Chief Administrative Officer and members of various boards or commissions.F62,185112,1230.356753562659200940.64324643734079950%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeAPark Irrigation Bonds, $9,270,000November819771977-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $9,270,000 for the purpose of improvement of the irrigation system of the Recreation and Park Department of the City and County of San Francisco.P106,92553,4140.66686832274119210.333131677258807966.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBFire Protection Bonds, $6,000,000November819771977-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $6,000,000 for the purpose of improvements of the fire protection facilities of the San Francisco Fire Department, including the purchase of a new fireboat.P112,28244,4350.71646343408819720.283536565911802866.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsRPlumbers and Pipe Fitters Contract, BenefitsNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the last demand of employees represented by the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry, Local No. 38, be approved?F25,362124,6470.169069855808651470.830930144191348550%+1OrdinanceLabor DisputeCAirport Revenue Bonds, $90,000,000November819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Airports Commission of the City and County of San Francisco issue revenue bonds in the principal amount of $90,000,000 pursuant to the Revenue Bond Law of 1941 to provide funds for acquiring, constructing, improving and developing airport facilities at San Francisco International Airport, including an industrial waste treatment plant, additions to terminals, remodeling and modifications of terminals, baggage handling facilities, boarding areas, aircraft aprons, pedestrian access facilities, parking facilities, engineering and planning expense, and other works, properties or structures necessary or convenient for San Francisco International Airport?P81,65978,1490.51098192831397680.4890180716860232450%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsDAirport Revenue Bond ProcedureNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall issuance of airport revenue bonds be subject to Board of Supervisors approval and shall said Board be required to determine that projected revenues will be sufficient to retire said bonds?F74,68179,4810.484431961183689860.515568038816310150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEDuties of the Mayor to be Full TimeNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Mayor of the City and County be expressly required to devote his entire time and attention to the duties of his office?P116,26546,3490.71497534037659740.285024659623402750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFTerm of Chief Administrative Officer 10 (ten) YearsNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall the maximum term of office of the Chief Administrative Officer be fixed at ten years?P128,61429,0450.81577328284462040.1842267171553796450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGBudget ReductionsNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Mayor and the Board of Supervisors be empowered to decrease amounts requested by City and County departments for employees' compensation without specifying the positions to be affected by such decrease?P87,03466,7580.5659202039117770.4340797960882230650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHDental PlanNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City and County, the Unified School District and the Community College District contribute to an employees' dental plan, the contribution per employee to be equal to the average contribution per employee made by the ten most populous California counties having such a plan?F67,99591,1070.427367349247652460.572632650752347650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIPension Increases, MalesNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall pensions of male employees retired prior to July 1, 1977 be increased by recomputing said pensions on the basis of mortality tables which will be applicable on January 1, 1978?P89,94965,9600.57693269791994050.4230673020800595550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJDisability Hearing OfficersNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall applications for disability leave, disability retirement or death allowances be heard by independent hearing officers?F62,77389,5650.4120639630295790.587936036970421150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKSupervisors' Administrative AssistantsNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall each member of the Board of Supervisors be empowered to appoint his or her administrative assistant who shall serve at the pleasure of said member?P94,84461,6150.606190759240440.3938092407595600350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLChief Administrative Officer Executive AssistantNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Chief Administrative Officer be empowered to appoint his executive assistant who shall serve at the pleasure of the Chief Administrative Officer?P93,00359,6140.60938820708046940.390611792919530650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMFire Department Promotional ExamsNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall the promotional procedure in the Fire Department be changed so as to reduce seniority credits and providing additional credits for educational and professional courses?P92,99362,4990.59805649165230370.401943508347696350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNPublic Works Projects, $5,000 to $10,000November819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be empowered to increase the monetary limits within which public works projects may be performed by City and County departments from $5,000 to $10,000?P103,22051,2000.66843673099339460.331563269006605450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsOContracts, Increase Amount of Progressive PaymentsNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall a contracting officer be empowered, upon making certain determinations with respect to a City and County contract, to authorize an increase in the amount of progressive payments thereunder?P80,25067,2870.54393135281319260.456068647186807450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsPOfficial Newspaper Advertising, 3 Days a WeekNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall official City and County advertising be published in any newspaper which is printed on three or more days per week and has a weekly circulation of 50,000 or more?P102,76747,7200.68289619701369550.317103802986304550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsQElectrical Worker Contract BenefitsNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the last demand of employees represented by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local No. 6, be approved?F27,566125,0910.180574752549833930.819425247450166150%+1OrdinanceLabor DisputeSSheetmetal Workers Contract, BenefitsNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the last demand of employees represented by the Sheet Metal Workers International Association, Local No. 104, be approved?F26,862125,2650.17657615019030150.823423849809698550%+1OrdinanceLabor DisputeUInternational Hotel, Transfer to Housing AuthorityNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City and County of San Francisco purchase the International Hotel, bring the building up to code and transfer same to the San Francisco Housing Authority to be used for low-rent housing?F52,534107,7310.327794590209964760.672205409790035350%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsVFleishhacker Pool RenovationNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City and County of San Francisco restore, renovate and place into use Fleishhacker Pool and its facilities?F51,368105,3530.327767178616777570.672232821383222450%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsWCitywide Billboard RemovalNovember819771977-11-08T00:00:00Should the Board of Supervisors enact legislation which would phase out those billboards containing off-site advertising over a period allowing full amortization of costs to billboard companies?F67,43388,5770.43223511313377350.567764886866226550%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsCFire Department Work Week Schedules 48.7 HoursJune619781978-06-06T00:00:00Shall the maximum normal work week for members of the Fire Department be established at 48.7 hours?P99,59360,4170.62241734891569280.377582651084307250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDMunicipal Railway (MUNI) Work Contracts, Multiple YearJune619781978-06-06T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be authorized to fix wages and benefits of platform men and bus operators for periods in excess of one year?P101,05459,9090.62780887533159790.3721911246684020450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEFormer Supervisors Health BenefitsJune619781978-06-06T00:00:00Shall former supervisors who: (1) had been elected to office; (2) had served at least four years in office; and (3) had been a supervisor after June 30, 1973, be extended coverage under the Health Service System?F40,262121,4230.24901506014781830.750984939852181750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFRunoff ElectionsJune619781978-06-06T00:00:00Shall a runoff election be held where no candidate for the offices of Assessor, District Attorney, City Attorney, Sheriff, Treasurer, Public Defender of District Supervisor, respectively, receive a majority vote in the regular election?P105,73853,0690.66582707311390550.3341729268860944650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGRotation of Candidates Named on BallotJune619781978-06-06T00:00:00Shall the names of candidates for citywide offices be rotated on the ballot by supervisorial districts at elections where supervisors are to be elected and by assembly districts at other elections?P114,93336,7030.75795325648262950.2420467435173705450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHAirport Revenue Bonds, Exempt from Voter ApprovalJune619781978-06-06T00:00:00Shall Airport revenue bonds, issued to refund an existing indebtedness, be exempt from voter approval if the refunding bonds would result in lower total bond payments?P93,94160,3540.60884020869114360.391159791308856450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIFederally Assisted Financing, Voter ApprovalJune619781978-06-06T00:00:00Shall acceptance of federal loans, either directly by the City and County or by a lease with another public entity or nonprofit corporation receiving a federal loan, be exempt from voter approval?F49,74999,9080.33242013403983780.667579865960162350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJRegulation of Taxicab PermitsJune619781978-06-06T00:00:00Shall the private sale of taxicab permits for over $7,500 be limited to purchase price and shall taxicab operations be supervised by the Police Department?F70,87086,8660.44929502459806260.550704975401937450%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsKRegulation of Taxicab PermitsJune619781978-06-06T00:00:00Shall taxicab permits be issued only to individual cab operators and shall the private sale of rights in taxicab permits be prohibited?P80,57077,4810.5097721621501920.4902278378498079550%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsLCharter Commissioners to be ElectedJune619781978-06-06T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco act to call an election to choose charter commissioners, who would thereafter prepare and propose a revised City and County Charter for subsequent approval by the voters of San Francisco?P81,91369,5610.54077267385821990.4592273261417801350%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsATransportation Commission, Creation ofNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall City government be partially reorganized by consolidating all transportation functions under a commission including the municipal railway, street traffic, motor vehicles for hire and coordination of parking functions; consolidating all waste water, water and power functions in the public utilities commission; consolidating street lighting functions in the department of public works, establishing and adjusting compensation of commissions; protecting civil service rights and providing for certain exempt positions; and providing for legal services and other changes?F92,86594,0420.49685137528289470.503148624717105350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBCivil Service Commission, Expand Powers and DutiesNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall the powers and duties of the Civil Service Commission be expanded to establish procedures relating to discrimination in employment, examination evaluation, combining entrance and promotional examinations, probationary periods, dismissals and leaves?P104,39877,1210.57513538527647250.4248646147235275450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsACharter, New ProposedNovember419801980-11-04T00:00:00Shall a Charter as proposed by the San Francisco Charter Commission be adopted?F93,245108,9690.46112039720296320.538879602797036850%+1Charter AmendmentCharter CommissionCFinance and Records Department, ReorganizationNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall Tax Collector and Treasurer be consolidated under Treasurer, who shall appoint and remove Tax Collector at Treasurer's pleasure; with present Tax Collector retaining civil service status to said position; and providing that the office of County Clerk shall be placed under direction of the Superior Court?P133,14341,2720.76336897629217670.236631023707823350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDCommission Members, RemovalNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall members of boards and commission nominated or appointed by Mayor, except members of Board of Supervisors and School Boards, serve at pleasure of Mayor and be removed by Mayor?F72,893107,1260.404918369727639840.595081630272360250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsELeaves of Absence, Permission to Leave StateNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall requirement that City officer secure permission of Mayor and Board of Supervisors to leave the State be eliminated?F75,014100,9030.426417003473228860.573582996526771150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFSick Leave, Payment for UnusedNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall present officers and employees receive cash payment only for unused sick leave accumulated prior to effective date herein and remaining unused at retirement; and person who become officers or employees after effective date herein shall not be entitled to cash payment for accumulated unused sick leave?P105,57477,2120.57758252820237880.4224174717976212450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGEliminate Mandatory Retirement at Age 65November719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall the mandatory retirement age of 65 years be eliminated for members of the City and County Employees Retirement System?P133,76255,9560.70505697930612810.2949430206938719650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHPrinting Contracts, Prevailing WagesNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall City contracts for printing provide that persons performing the labor be paid not less than the highest general prevailing rate of wages in private employment?F59,333119,0180.332675454581134960.667324545418865150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsILeases and Contracts in Excess of 10 Years or $1.00November719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall all contracts and real property leases in excess of ten years and/or having anticipated revenue of one million dollars or more be subject to approval by the Board of Supervisors?P119,28051,6880.69767441860465120.302325581395348850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJStreet Artists, 100 More CertificatesNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall Street Artists and Craftpersons be subject to regulation by an Advisory committee, prescribing certification procedures and designated sales area and establish a revenue fund for program and repeal present Street Artist Ordinance?F67,896119,3150.362670996896549860.637329003103450150%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsKTaxes, Business and Property Transfer, Re-enactNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall increased rates for existing Business, Payroll and Real Property Transfer Taxes which were repealed by Board of Supervisors be re-enacted and allowing for offsetting Rebates in the form of credits for this year with authority of Board of Supervisors to extend credits?F70,054105,9450.398036352479275430.601963647520724550%+1OrdinanceMayorLEngineers, Wages and BenefitsNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the last demand of employees represented by the International Federation of Professional and Technical Engineers, Local No. 21, be approved?F43,384131,0890.248657385383411760.751342614616588250%+1OrdinanceLabor DisputeMLaborers, Wages and BenefitsNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the last demand of employees represented by the Laborers' International Union of North America, Local No. 261, be approved?F56,411115,8560.32746260165905250.672537398340947550%+1OrdinanceLabor DisputeNGlassiers, Glassworkers, Wages and BenefitsNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the last demand of employees represented by the Glaziers and Glassworkers, Local No. 718, be approved?F52,414117,1550.30910130979129440.690898690208705650%+1OrdinanceLabor DisputeOBricklayers, Stonemasons, Wages and BenefitsNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the last demand of employees represented by the Bricklayers, Stone Masons, Terrazzo Mechanics, Marble Masons, Pointers, Caulkers, and Cleaners, Local No. 7, be approved?F51,894118,1010.30526780199417630.694732198005823850%+1OrdinanceLabor DisputePHod carriers, Wages and BenefitsNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the lasts demand of employees represented by the Hod Carriers, Local No. 36, be approved?F50,112119,8670.2948128886509510.70518711134904950%+1OrdinanceLabor DisputeQElectricians, Wages and BenefitsNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the last demand of employees represented by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local No. 6, be approved?F41,287128,8460.242674848500878730.757325151499121350%+1OrdinanceLabor DisputeRPlumbers, Wages and BenefitsNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the last demand of employees represented by the United Association of Journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipefitting Industry, Local No. 38, be approved?F37,598132,2460.221367843432797170.778632156567202950%+1OrdinanceLabor DisputeSSheet Metal Workers, Wages and BenefitsNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the lasts demand of employees represented by the Sheet Metal Workers International Union, Local No. 104, be approved?F42,257127,5330.248878025796572230.751121974203427750%+1OrdinanceLabor DisputeURent Control, Property Tax SavingNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall there be a one month rent stabilization for December 1978 (calculated on basis of June 6, 1978 rent) and a rental reduction for calendar year 1979 (calculated on June 6, 1978 rent minus the property tax saving on the rental unit)?F97,279108,4850.47276977508213290.527230224917867150%+1OrdinanceInitiativeVMilitary Expenditures, Federal GovernmentNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall the People of the City and County of San Francisco demand that the Federal Government cease spending our tax money for wasteful military purposes and instead use it to provide the jobs and services that our people so desperately need, thereby creating jobs with peace by cutting the military budget?P108,64770,3500.60697665323999840.3930233467600015650%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeWMarijuana Cease Arrest for PossessionNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00We, the people of San Francisco, demand that the District Attorney, along with the Chief of Police, cease the arrest and prosecution of individuals involved in the cultivation, transfer, or possession of marijuana.P107,56181,1690.56991999152228050.430080008477719550%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeXCharter Revision CommissionNovember719781978-11-07T00:00:00Shall a Charter Commission be elected to propose a new charter or to revise the charter?P100,10778,2470.56128261771533020.4387173822846698350%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsAPolice and Fire Collective Bargaining Binding ArbitrationNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall wages, hours and working conditions for police and fire uniformed employees be set by collective bargaining with provision for a wage survey, grievance procedure, and binding arbitration in the event of an impasse?F79,881100,4310.44301543990416610.556984560095833950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBCivil Service Commission, Senior Executive ServiceNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall Civil Service establish a senior executive service to recruit qualified departmental managers, adopt rules for selection, promotion, demotion, suspension and dismissal, and recommend compensation subject to Board of Supervisors review?F73,84392,5980.44365871389861870.556341286101381250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCTemporary Employees, Promotional OpportunitiesNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall employees certified from eligible lists to non-permanent positions and demonstrating satisfactory job performance, be entitled; 1) to take promotional examinations; and 2) to be a permanent appointment before persons no employed by the city but higher on said lists?P126,60442,1150.75038377420444650.2496162257955535650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDPublic Health Director, Appoint Four (4) AdministratorsNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Director of Public Health be empowered to appoint and remove three deputy directors and a hospital administrator; all exempt from civil service; deleting and adding qualifications; continuing civil service status for present holders of said positions?F80,15884,7580.48605350602731090.513946493972689150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEPublic Works Director, Appoint Three (3) Deputy DirectorsNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Director of Public Works be empowered to appoint and remove three deputy directors and an assistant director, and designate a deputy or other employee to perform duties of city engineer?P84,80875,4270.5292726308234780.4707273691765219750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFChief Administrative Officer, Confidential SecretaryNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Chief Administrative Officer appoint a confidential secretary to serve at his pleasure, exempt from civil service?P82,36378,9200.51067378458982040.489326215410179650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGPublic Health Director, Licensed PhysicianNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be empowered to waive the requirement that the Director of Public Health be a physician or surgeon with ten years practice?P88,96275,7140.54022444071995920.459775559280040850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHRetirement Board, Retirement Trust FundNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall the retirement fund be a trust fund administered by the Retirement Board solely for the benefit of members and beneficiaries?P134,17725,4460.84058688284269810.159413117157301950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIRetirement Board, Pension FundsNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall pension funds and securities be held by a recognized financial institution at the direction of the retirement board with the treasurer and controller retaining custody of receipts?P127,73728,6740.81667529777317450.1833247022268254850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJBudget, Appropriation and Salary OrdinancesNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall the times for the preparation, transmittal and adoption of the city budget and annual appropriation and salary ordinance be modified, and shall interim appropriation and salary ordinances be adopted?P79,16572,6940.52130594828097120.4786940517190288550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors14Trials for Promotive AppointeesNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00Provides appeal and hearings for probationary promotive appointees in case of dismissal.P75,09064,9400.53624223380704140.4637577661929586650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKBudget Estimates, Change Departmental DeadlinesNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors set the dates by which city departments shall submit budget estimates with the controller who shall consolidate and submit said estimates to the Mayor?P106,86950,4400.67935718871774660.320642811282253450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLUtility Debt, General Obligation BondsNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall revenue to meet the interest and redemption of general obligation bonds for utilities be provided out of the tax levy and shall an equal amount be transferred to the general fund?P103,14352,7040.66182217174536560.338177828254634350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMTaxicab Permits, TransferrableNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Amending Initiative Ordinance: Shall taxi cab permits be transferrable, and Police Commission hearing requirements amended?F77,80291,3750.459885208982308450.540114791017691650%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsNConvention Center Parking Garage, FinancingNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors approve the financing by means of a lease from the parking authority of the City and County of San Francisco of a parking facility consisting of not more than 800 parking stalls, together with all works, property and structures incidental thereto, all to be located within the vicinity of the George R. Moscone Convention Center?P90,62870,2260.56341775771817930.436582242281820850%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsOHigh-Rise RegulationNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Planning Code be amended to establish reduced building height limits, new basic floor area rations and development bonuses in the downtown area; prohibiting certain zoning reclassifications?F82,922991040.45555030600024170.544449693999758350%+1OrdinanceInitiativePBusiness Tax Increase, Larger Businesses TaxNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors set taxes paid exclusively by larger businesses at rates sufficient to generate at least 60% (percent) of all local revenues to be allocated for city, school and college district and housing authority services; requiring an employment reduction tax; prohibiting increases in taxes and fees paid by residents?F83,47890,0500.481063574754506450.518936425245493550%+1OrdinanceInitiativeQPolice Department, Vice Squad, AbolishNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall the "Vice Squad" of the San Francisco Police Department be abolished and future creation of any such entity be prohibited and shall various vice ordinances be repealed?F66,859110,4170.37714637063110630.622853629368893750%+1OrdinanceInitiativeRHousing, Rent Control RevisionNovember619791979-11-06T00:00:00Shall residential rents be stabilized; establishing elected rental housing board; requiring registration of rental units; fixing base rents and allowable adjustments; discouraging speculation and removal of rental housing through conversions or demolition; designating causes for evictions; providing tenants with civil remedies and moving expenses; creating a program for expansion of housing stock, providing for funding; directing Board of Supervisors to amend various codes?F76,378112,0030.405444285782536440.594555714217463650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeAHousing Revenue Bond Issue, $100,000,000June319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall the City and County of San Francisco issue revenue bonds in the principal amount of not to exceed $100,000,000 pursuant to Division 31, Part 5, of the Health and Safety Code of the State of California to provide funds for mortgage financing of the purchase, construction or improvement of homes in the City and County of San Francisco?P120,16646,4330.72128884327036780.278711156729632250%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsBHousing Revenue Bonds, Authority to SellJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors, by ordinance, issue bonds to establish a fund to provide mortgage financing for acquisition, construction or rehabilitation of housing in San Francisco; the repayment of loans and monies made available by the Board is the sole source of repayment of the bonds; bonds issued shall not be a debt or liability of the City?P98,77765,5380.60114414387000580.398855856129994250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCConvention Facilities ManagerJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall a convention facilities management department be created under the Chief Administrative Officer to manage the cities' conventions facilities including but not limited to Brooks Hall, Civic Auditorium and Moscone Center and providing for a general manager and necessary employees and preserving civil service rights of present employees?P101,40360,1040.62785513940572240.3721448605942776550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDFour (4) Deputy Health Directors, AdministratorsJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall Director of Public Health appoint and remove a deputy director for administration and finance, a deputy director for program and evaluation, a deputy director for community health programs and an administrator for Laguna Honda Hospital, all exempt from civil service?F71,63587,9990.448745254770287040.55125474522971350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEAssociate Administrators, General HospitalJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall the Administrator of San Francisco General Hospital appoint and remove associate administrators exempt from civil service; continuing civil service status for present holders of said positions?F65,92092,1650.41699085934781920.583009140652180850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBConflicts of InterestNovember419801980-11-04T00:00:00Shall officers and employees be permitted to have designated interests in certain transactions of the city which are now prohibited but be required to disclose said interests and abstain from participation in the transaction?P120,41372,8660.62300094681781260.376999053182187450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFFirefighters Work Schedules, 24 Hour ShiftsJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall all tours of duty for officers and members of fire fighting companies, except arson investigators, start at 8 o'clock A.M. with no such officer or member being required to work more than 24 consecutive hours except in case of a conflagration, disaster or sudden and unexpected emergency of a temporary nature; exchange of watches shall not violate the 48.7 hour work week nor the 24 consecutive hours?P80,91479,5020.5044010572511470.4955989427488529750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHHealth Benefits, Temporary EmployeesJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall all temporary city employees with a period of service as determined by the Board of Supervisors become members of the Health Service System?F68,23995,7680.41607370417116340.583926295828836650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIHealth Benefits, Board of SupervisorsJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall members of the Board of Supervisors become members of the Health Service System?F76,07386,1030.46907680544593530.530923194554064750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJSalaries, Board of Supervisors, 25% (percent) of the MayorJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall the salary of the members of the Board of Supervisors be 25% of the annual gross salary of the Mayor, exclusive of benefits per year?F64,456101,9940.3872394112346050.61276058876539550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKRetirement Board Hearing OfficersJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall disability leaves, disability retirements or death allowances be heard by a hearing officer employed under contract by the Retirement Board and setting forth appeal procedures?P89,04871,3880.55503752275050490.444962477249495150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLOne (1) Cent Motor Fuel TaxJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco enact an ordinance, pursuant to California Public Utilities Code Sections 99500 through 99509, imposing a tax of one cent ($0.01) on each gallon motor fuel (and on every 100 cubic feet of compressed natural gas when purchased for motor fuel use) sold within the City and County of San Francisco?P83,96680,4420.51071724003698120.4892827599630188450%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsMCable Car Fares May Exceed Other Municipal Railway (MUNI) FaresJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall the prohibition that cable car fares not exceed other local municipal railway fares be deleted?F84,20186,0580.494546543795041650.505453456204958350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNNon-Airline, 25% (percent) to the General FundJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall 25% (percent) of non-airline revenues, or a lesser percent as the Board of Supervisors shall establish by ordinance, be transferred to the general fund as a return on the City's investment in the airport?P101,70754,7880.64990574778746920.3500942522125307750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsOHotel Occupancy Tax, 1.75% (percent) to the General FundJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall the Hotel Occupancy Tax be amended by imposing an additional tax of 1.75% on the occupancy of guest rooms in hotels in the City and County of San Francisco after July 1, 1980?P119,08343,9860.73026142307857410.269738576921425950%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsPRetirement System FundingJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall the basic cost of the Retirement System be funded over the average working life of the members and be amortized over a period not to exceed 20 years?P88,63267,5600.56745543945912720.4325445605408727650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsQPayroll Expense Tax and Gross Receipts TaxJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall the Payroll Expense Tax Ordinance be amended to increase the rate of the payroll expense tax and shall the Business Tax Ordinance be amended to increase the rate of the business tax effective July 1, 1980?P87,27971,6830.54905574917275820.450944250827241750%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsRParking Tax, Change from 15% (percent) to 25% (percent)June319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall the existing Parking Tax Ordinance be amended by imposing a 10% surcharge on the rent of a parking space in parking stations?P96,54068,8490.58371475732968940.416285242670310650%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsSBusiness Tax, Non-Profit Garage CorporationsJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall the Business Tax Ordinance be amended to include a tax of $250 per year for each $1000 of gross receipts of non-profit Garage Corporations?P105,67952,8330.66669400423942670.3333059957605733550%+1OrdinanceMayorTSewer Revenue Bonds, Rescind AuthorityJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall the Sewer Revenue bonds approved by the voters on November 2, 1976, be rescinded as to all bonds remaining unsold and providing that the City shall meet all outstanding obligations on bonds sold prior to the effective date of this ordinance?F63,67797,6600.394683178688087670.605316821311912350%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsVCorporate Taxation, Big Business Pay 60% (percent) of TaxesJune319801980-06-03T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors set taxes paid exclusively by larger businesses at rates sufficient to generate at least 60% of all local revenues to be allocated for city, school and college district and housing authority services; requiring an employment reduction tax; prohibiting increases in taxes and fee paid by residents?F69,631102,1840.40526729330966450.594732706690335550%+1OrdinanceInitiativeASupervisors Elected At LargeAugust1919801980-08-19T00:00:00Provides for the election of members of the Board of Supervisors at large rather than by district.P69,65468,0480.50583143309465370.4941685669053463350%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeCFares, Municipal Railway, (MUNI) Supervisors May ChangeNovember419801980-11-04T00:00:00Shall rates for the Municipal Railway as proposed by the Public Utilities Commission be approved, rejected or amended by a majority vote of the Board of Supervisors?P113,09888,2830.56161206866586220.438387931334137850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDSeparate Health and Retirement SystemsNovember419801980-11-04T00:00:00Shall city employees be allowed in the City's Health Service System as determined by ordinance subject to conditions and qualifications as the Board of Supervisors may impose?P116,36678,8680.59603347777538750.403966522224612550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsESalaries, Police, Fire, Reduction ProtectionNovember419801980-11-04T00:00:00Shall the compensation of Police and Fire uniformed officers be protected against reduction below a base rate determined by date of employment?P131,89466,4650.66492571549564170.335074284504358350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFRetirement Benefits, Police and Fire, Buy OutNovember419801980-11-04T00:00:00Shall policemen and firemen who were members before November 1, 1976 be allowed to transfer to the Retirement Plan in effect after November 1, 1976 and be compensated up to $40,000.00 based on years of service for electing to transfer?P131,51065,2500.66837771904858710.331622280951412950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGRetirement Benefits, Police and Fire, VestingNovember419801980-11-04T00:00:00Shall members of the Police and Fire Departments with five years of service who cease to be employed for causes other than death or retirement have the right to vest their retirement contributions and receive a retirement benefit at age 50?P121,47179,1160.60557762965695680.3944223703430431750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHFire Protection ServicesNovember419801980-11-04T00:00:00Shall fire protection services be restored to and maintained at the levels no less than those authorized on June 30, 1978?F98,021100,0380.494908082944981060.50509191705501950%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeIElectrical Workers, Compensation Benefits, Salary DisputeNovember419801980-11-04T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the last demand of employees represented by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local No. 6, be approved?F47,463137,1820.25705001489344420.742949985106555950%+1OrdinanceLabor DisputeJLaborers, Premium Pay, Raw Sewage, Salary DisputeNovember419801980-11-04T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the last demand of employees represented by the Laborers' International Union of North American, Local No. 261, be approved?P94,03890,0910.51071802920778360.489281970792216350%+1OrdinanceLabor DisputeKHousing, Residential, 20,000 UnitsNovember419801980-11-04T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors enact legislation to establish as the policy of the City and County of San Francisco that there be an addition of 20,000 new units of Residential Housing in San Francisco by January 1, 1985?P123,50772,4110.63040149450280210.369598505497197850%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsLCost of Living Adjustment, Retired EmployeesNovember419801980-11-04T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors submit a Charter amendment to adjust cost-of-living increases or decreases in retirement allowances for miscellaneous employees, from funds legally available for such purposes, in accordance with percentage cost-of-living allowances determined to be in effect annually in other San Francisco Bay Area counties; provided that such cost-of-living allowances to San Francisco retired employees or beneficiaries shall not be less than 2 percent annually?P105,45284,1960.55604066481059640.443959335189403550%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsMCorporate Business Tax InitiativeNovember419801980-11-04T00:00:00We, the people, declare that San Francisco must increase the taxes paid by its largest corporations. It is fundamentally unjust that large corporations, such as giant oil companies whose profits will exceed $1 trillion in the 1980's, pay a lower rate of taxes than the average wage-earner; and that San Francisco's huge banks and insurance companies pay no local business taxes at all. We pay our share, and so should they.P113,98093,5070.54933562102685950.450664378973140550%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeNSupervisors, District ElectionsNovember419801980-11-04T00:00:00Shall the members of the Board of Supervisors be elected by district rather than at large?F108,759115,8580.484197545154641030.51580245484535950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAIssue Airport Revenue Bonds without Voter ApprovalNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall the Airports Commission have authority, without voter approval, to issue airport revenue bonds subject to approval, amendment or rejection by the Board of Supervisors?P51,47541,0860.55611974805803740.443880251941962650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBCable Car Fares, Different Than Other Municipal Railway (MUNI) SystemNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall Cable Car fares be allowed to differ from the fares set for other types of municipal railway equipment?P58,62235,8020.62083792256206050.379162077437939550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCUnified School District and Community College District to Pay Share of Workers CompensationNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall the school district and community college district pay for their share of disability benefits and costs of administration?P72,47017,4970.80551757866773380.194482421332266350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDSurvivor Benefits / Assassinated Elected OfficialsNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors have power to provide by ordinance for payment of benefits to surviving dependents of assassinated elected public officials?F21,96069,6690.239662115705726350.760337884294273650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsERetirement Allowance Increase for Miscellaneous EmployeesNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall retirement allowances of miscellaneous employees who retired prior to July 2, 1980 be increased by $25.00 per month?P60,38732,2400.65193734008442460.348062659915575450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFSupervisors to Negotiate Maximum Nurses' SalaryNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors fix compensation, conditions and benefits of employment for registered nurses not in excess of the highest public or private rate in the designated Bay Area Counties?P46,86945,1940.5090970313806850.4909029686193150450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHPublic Health AdministratorsNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall the Director of Public Health have power to appoint an administrator and four deputy directors exempt from civil service and shall the administrator of San Francisco General Hospital have power to appoint four civil service exempt associate administrators?F28,37761,8120.314639257559125860.685360742440874250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIArt Commission, Executive Director Authority Re: PersonnelNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall the Art Commission have power to appoint an executive director who shall be the administrative head of the department with authority to appoint civil service exempt curators, artists, technicians and specialists?F23,47865,3530.264299625130866470.735700374869133550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJSheriff Authority to Appoint, Remove Assistant SheriffNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall the Sheriff have the power to appoint and remove one assistant sheriff?P54,76134,3950.61421553232536230.385784467674637750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKTax Rate Computation to Conform with State FormulaNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall all Charter references to a 25% property tax assessed value be changed to 100% assessed value to conform to a change in State law?P60,38727,2440.6891054535495430.3108945464504570550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLChange Purchasing Limit from $2,000 to $15,000November319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall all contracts, purchase order, expenditures for public works, and bids for public works be increased from two thousand dollars to fifteen thousand dollars before requiring approval of the Chief Administrative Officer?P54,42033,9630.61572926920335360.384270730796646450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMConstruction Contracts; Approval of ModificationsNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall authority be delegated to department heads to approve modifications to city contracts and allow work days to exceed eight hours in city public work contracts?P56,19531,6930.63939331876934280.360606681230657250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNClosed Negotiation Sessions by CommitteeNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall committees of boards and commissions be allowed to have closed sessions with labor representatives regarding wages, hours and conditions of employment?F20,67468,8630.230898957972681670.769101042027318350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsOBoard Presidency Term to Coincide with Supervisorial TermsNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall the supervisors elect a member as president of the Board on January 8, 1982 for a one-year term and elect a member for a two-year term in January 1983 and every second year thereafter?F33,82554,9130.38117830016452930.618821699835470850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsPRepeal Taxicab Initiative OrdinanceNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall the initiative ordinance regulating motor vehicles for hire including taxicabs be repealed as of June 1, 1982 and authority given to the Board of Supervisors to regulate same by ordinance?F20,43470,9340.223645039838893280.776354960161106750%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsQSalary Dispute, ElectriciansNovember319811981-11-03T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the last demand of employees represented by the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, Local 6, be approved?F16,82970,9110.191805333941189870.808194666058810150%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsATax Anticipation Notes by State Law or OrdinanceJune819821982-06-08T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors have the power to borrow money by the issuance of tax anticipation notes in the manner provided by state law or pursuant to ordinance of the Board of Supervisors?P91,98449,8660.64845964046528030.351540359534719850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBMail-In Ballots, Municipal ElectionsJune819821982-06-08T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be allowed to direct the Registrar to conduct by mail any general, runoff or special municipal election?F43,614103,8150.29583053537635060.704169464623649450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCEmployee Dental PlanJune819821982-06-08T00:00:00Shall the city contribute to a dental plan for city employees which would be the average contribution of the ten counties in the state having the largest population?F60,22288,3480.40534428215655920.594655717843440850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDSurviving Spouse Health BenefitsJune819821982-06-08T00:00:00Shall the city subsidize the surviving spouse of active and retired employees on the same basis that the city subsidizes the active or retired employees in the Health Service System?F68,16175,1640.47556950985522410.524430490144775850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsESurviving Spouse Retirement BenefitsJune819821982-06-08T00:00:00Shall the surviving spouse of a member of the Retirement System who is receiving a retirement allowance be allowed to continue to receive the allowance upon remarriage after age 60?F54,46890,6580.3753152433058170.62468475669418350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFRetirement System Administrative ChangesJune819821982-06-08T00:00:00Shall actuarial and experience investigation of the Retirement system be made as determined by the Retirement Board with the actuarial evaluation being made not less than every two years and certain expenses be paid from contributions of the city?P95,13336,7360.72142050064837070.278579499351629350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGRetirement Board Investment PowersJune819821982-06-08T00:00:00Shall the Retirement Board have exclusive authority to administer pension monies for investments subject to the Controller's auditing powers?P85,65047,3140.64415932132005660.3558406786799434650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHComposition of Health Services BoardJune819821982-06-08T00:00:00Shall the composition of the Health Service Board be changed by adding two members, one to be appointed by the Mayer and one retired employee elected by the retired members and the supervisors' member to be appointed by the Board of Supervisors?F47,43788,9000.3479392974761070.65206070252389350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIComposition of Retirement System BoardJune819821982-06-08T00:00:00Shall the composition of the Retirement Board be changed by adding two members, one to be appointed by the Mayor and one retired employee elected by retired members and the supervisors' member be changed from President to a member appointed by the Board of Supervisors and the civil service appointment of the Secretary-General Manager be deleted?F38,02594,9430.28597106070633540.714028939293664650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJSecretary, General Manager Retirement System, Civil Service ExemptJune819821982-06-08T00:00:00Shall the Secretary-General Manager of the Retirement System be appointed by the Retirement Board and be exempt from civil service and said Manager be allowed to appoint an executive secretary to serve at his pleasure?F46,95884,2830.35779977293681090.642200227063189150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKSupervisors' Legislative Aides, Civil Service ExemptJune819821982-06-08T00:00:00Shall each member of the Board of Supervisors appoint one legislative aide who shall serve at the member's pleasure?F62,51275,9160.45158493946311440.548415060536885650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLTop Vote - Getter to be Board of Supervisors PresidentJune819821982-06-08T00:00:00Shall the supervisor who received the most votes in the November 1980 supervisorial election assume the office of President of the Board and on January 8, 1983 and every second year thereafter the candidate receiving the most votes at the last preceding supervisorial election assume the office of President of the Board?P86,09355,7290.60704968199574120.3929503180042588450%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeMFingerprint Computer AcquisitionJune819821982-06-08T00:00:00Shall the City and County of San Francisco, during the fiscal year of 1982-1983, acquire a fingerprint computer for use by San Francisco Law Enforcement personnel?P115,16728,4270.80203211833363510.197967881666364950%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsNPacific Gas and Electric (PG&E) Electricity Rate Increase OppositionJune819821982-06-08T00:00:00Shall the people of San Francisco oppose recent Pacific Gas and Electric rate increases and urge the State Public Utilities Commission to roll back rates to December 1, 1981 and call for other remedial actions?P90,00956,6230.6138428173932020.38615718260679850%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsAOffice of Citizens Complaints, Police DepartmentNovember219821982-11-02T00:00:00Shall an Office of Citizens Complaints be established in the Police Department with authority to investigate complaints made by citizens of police misconduct and recommend action to the Chief of Police?P124,96275,2120.62426688780760740.3757331121923926450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBMunicipal Railway (MUNI) Acquisitions, Eliminate LimitNovember219821982-11-02T00:00:00Shall the acquisition of Municipal Railway revenue vehicles and related structures and equipment be removed from the limitation that capital cost items shall not exceed 3/4 of 1 cent of each $100 of assessed value of taxable property and the requirement that acquisitions exceeding this amount be acquired by the issuance of bonds?P132,18246,8200.73843867666283060.261561323337169450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCIndustrial Development FinancingNovember219821982-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be authorized to issue bonds or notes to assist private parties to acquire, construct and improve facilities suitable for industrial, manufacturing, research and other uses with repayment by the private parties and creating no debt or liability on the City?P113,25670,4140.61662764741111780.3833723525888822550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDSurviving Spouse Health BenefitsNovember219821982-11-02T00:00:00Shall the city subsidize the surviving spouse of active and retired employees on the same basis that the city subsidizes the active or retired employees in the Health Service System?F94,28095,0560.49795073308826640.502049266911733750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsESurviving Spouse Retirement BenefitsNovember219821982-11-02T00:00:00Shall the surviving spouse of a member of the Retirement System who is receiving a retirement allowance be allowed to continue to receive the allowance upon remarriage after age 60?F90,759100,8910.47356639707800680.526433602921993350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGSupervisors' Salaries $23,924 a YearNovember219821982-11-02T00:00:00Shall each member of the Board of Supervisors be paid a salary of $23,924 per year?P118,51284,7880.58294146581406790.4170585341859321450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHEmployee Retirement Contribution 7.5% (percent)November219821982-11-02T00:00:00Shall the contribution rate for miscellaneous city employees to the Retirement System be fixed at 7 1/2% of the compensation of these employees?P109,88464,9370.62855148980957660.3714485101904233550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIPolice Retirement and Disability PlanNovember219821982-11-02T00:00:00Shall a new Retirement and Disability Plan be created for uniformed members of the Police Department hired after November 1, 1982, with rights of members of the present plans to transfer to the new plan?F85,985102,5640.45603530116839650.543964698831603550%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeJPolice Overtime Pay at Rate of Time and 1/2 (one - half)November219821982-11-02T00:00:00Shall Police Officers be paid at the rate of time and one-half or be given time off duty at the rate of time and one-half for overtime or holiday work as requested by the officer?P118,16079,4970.59780326525243220.4021967347475677350%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeKElectric Utility OwnershipNovember219821982-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors take enumerated steps and cause a feasibility study to be made to bring about public ownership of the electric utility in San Francisco and place the acquisition of said utility to the voters at the general election held after a study is completed?F73,051126,6550.36579271529147850.634207284708521550%+1OrdinanceInitiativeLCity Hall Ramp Ban at Polk and Van Ness EntrancesNovember219821982-11-02T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the City and County of San Francisco not to construct access ramps at either the Polk Street or Van Ness Avenue entrance to City Hall?F95,47999,8380.488841217098358040.51115878290164250%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeMParnassus Heights Hotel, Carl and Hillway StreetsNovember219821982-11-02T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the City and County of San Francisco to make zoning changes to permit the construction of a private hotel in the area of the Parnassus Heights Medical Complex and U.C. Medical Center and specifying the property for its location?F54,583140,3060.28007224625299530.719927753747004750%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeARecall, Mayor Dianne FeinsteinApril2619831983-04-26T00:00:00Shall Dianne Feinstein be recalled (removed) from the office of Mayor?F30,166134,5910.18309388978920470.816906110210795350%+1RecallInitiativeAIncrease Number of Signatures for Recall ElectionsNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall a recall election require a petition signed by ten percent of the registered voters of the City and County of San Francisco?P116,31638,1180.75317611406814570.246823885931854450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBVoter Approval Before Recreation Land SoldNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall State law procedures be followed, which usually require a vote of the people, if any lands of the recreation and Park Department are sold or disposed of in any manner or used for non-park purposes?P129,57021,7580.85621960245294990.143780397547050150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCLibrary for the Blind and Disabled, Separate DepartmentNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall a library for the blind and physically disabled be created as a department under the Library Commission?F62,00287,0800.41589192524919170.584108074750808350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDDisability Transfers by Civil Service CommissionNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Civil Service Commission have the authority to transfer a permanent employee, other than police or fire, to another position in city service with no increase in salary when the employee cannot perform the duties of his or her position because of disability?P95,14651,1090.65054869918977130.3494513008102287450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEPublic Safety Employees in State PERS Public SafetyNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors have authority to make probation officers, airport police officers, district attorney and public defender investigators, coroner investigators, juvenile court counselors and institutional police members of the State Public Employees Retirement System by contract?P92,94051,5460.64324571238735930.3567542876126406650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFTransfers Housing Authority Police to SF Police DepartmentNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall Housing Authority Police be transferred to the City and become City employees under the jurisdiction of the Police Department and remain in the State Retirement System but with the right to be members of the City's Health System?P106,98737,6470.7397085056072570.260291494392743150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGAppoint two (2) Retirement Managers, Exempt from Civil ServiceJune519841984-06-05T00:00:00Shall the Secretary-General Manager and the Chief Investment Officer of the Retirement System be appointed by the retirement Board and be exempt from Civil Service?F54,08486,0920.38582924323707340.614170756762926750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGChanges Formula for Retirement IncreaseNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall the percentage that the yearly cost of living increase or decrease in retirement allowances which exceeds the maximum of two percent be carried over to the next year and used to compute the cost of living increase or decrease up to the two percent maximum for that year?P99,37241,4240.70578709622432460.2942129037756754450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHBoard of Education, Community College Board $500 PayNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall the compensation of each member of the Board of Education and each member of the Community College Board be $500.00 per month?P89,22256,5770.61195207100185880.388047928998141350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIChanges Method Police and Fire Salaries are SetNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall it be the duty of the Board of Supervisors to adjust rates of pay for police officers and firefighters based on rates fixed in certain California cities where those cities adopt their rates after August 25th but before June 30th of the following year?F67,66977,1320.467324120689774250.532675879310225850%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeJTime and 1/2 (One - Half) Overtime Pay for FirefightersNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall firefighters be compensated at the rate of time-and-one-half for working overtime or working on a holiday?P91,58259,3700.60669616831840590.3933038316815941650%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeKStreet Artists Annual Fee $80.00November819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall street artists be allowed to purchase a one-year certificate for $80.00 in order to sell their wares and shall the Board of Supervisors be allowed to increase the cost of the certificate to pay for the street artist program?P98,61749,6150.66528819688056560.334711803119434450%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsLPainters Union, Local No. 4, Salary DemandNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall a schedule of compensation based upon the last demand of employees represented by Painters Union Local No. 4, be approved?F44,19694,4130.31885375408523260.681146245914767550%+1OrdinanceLabor DisputeMMaster Plan for Development, Priority PoliciesNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City's Master Plan for development be revised to set certain priorities and shall the Planning Code be amended to conform to the revised Master Plan and to require developers to pay for increased demands for Muni service and housing and provide for job training programs?F76,65978,5920.4937745972650740.50622540273492650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeNOpposition to Military Aid to El SalvadorNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco to call on the Federal Government to end all military aid to El Salvador and withdraw all U.S. military personnel from El Salvador?P79,93771,2920.52858248087337740.4714175191266225550%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeOOpposition to Bilingual VotingNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors adopt and the mayor sign a resolution urging the Congress and President of the United States to amend federal law so that henceforth the City and County of San Francisco need print ballots, voters handbooks and other official voting materials only in English?P98,33359,3140.62375433722176770.376245662778232450%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativePRegulating Smoking in the WorkplaceNovember819831983-11-08T00:00:00Shall the ordinance regulating smoking in the office workplace be adopted?P80,79879,5410.50391981988162580.496080180118374250%+1OrdinanceReferendumAEmployee Benefits Tied to Bay AreaJune519841984-06-05T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be authorized to grant city employees fringe benefits or working conditions comparable to those provided employees in at least 50% of Bay Area government agencies?F68,43788,4290.436276822255938170.563723177744061850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBNight Pay Differential to Police OfficersJune519841984-06-05T00:00:00Shall police officers be paid an additional 6.25% of their compensation for working nights between 5:00 o'clock p.m. and 7:00 o'clock a.m., provided it will not increase their retirement benefits?P83,26675,4160.52473500460039580.4752649953996042650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCLongevity Pay, Firefighters with ten (10), fifteen (15), and twenty (20) YearsJune519841984-06-05T00:00:00Shall entry level firefighters who have completed ten years of satisfactory service receive 2 1/2% additional compensation, after fifteen years of service 5% and after twenty years service 7 1/2%, providing that the additional compensation shall not increase their retirement benefits?F60,97593,5900.39449422573027530.605505774269724750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEHetch Hetchy Bonds Issued Without Going on the BallotJune519841984-06-05T00:00:00Shall the Public Utilities Commission be authorized to issue Hetch Hetchy revenue bonds for reconstruction and replacement of existing facilities by a three-fourths vote of the Board of Supervisors and need voter approval for issuing revenue bonds for new facilities?P96,08649,3680.66059372722647710.339406272773522950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFWater Department Bonds, Issued Without Going on the BallotJune519841984-06-05T00:00:00Shall the Public Utilities Commission be authorized to issue Water Department revenue bonds for reconstruction and replacement of existing facilities by a three-fourths vote of the Board of Supervisors and need voter approval for approval for issuing revenue bonds for new facilities?P95,76049,2010.66059146942970870.339408530570291350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHRecorder, Independent Agency, under Chief Administrative OfficerJune519841984-06-05T00:00:00Shall the authority to combine the Office of the Recorder with the Office of the Registrar of Voters be eliminated and the recorder made a separate officer of the City under the Chief Administrative Officer?P83,28654,8570.60289699803826470.397103001961735350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIReduce Number of Supervisors from eleven (11) to seven (7)June519841984-06-05T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be reduced from eleven members to nine members following the November 1984 election and be further reduced to seven members following the November 1986 election, and shall elections for Supervisors be changed from even-numbered to odd-numbered years?F48,392103,4940.31860737658507040.681392623414929650%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeJCollect from Prisoners the Cost of IncarcerationJune519841984-06-05T00:00:00Shall San Francisco adopt an ordinance providing for the collection of costs of incarceration in a county jail or other local detention facility from a defendant whom the Court finds financially able to pay?P100,34551,8100.65949196542998910.3405080345700108350%+1OrdinanceInitiativeKPark Shadow BanJune519841984-06-05T00:00:00Shall an ordinance be adopted prohibiting building permits for certain structures which will cast a substantial shadow on Recreation and Park Department property, except on prior approval of the City Planning Commission pursuant to the ordinance, with certain exceptions?P94,14359,7070.61191420214494640.3880857978550536550%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsAPort Revenue Bonds, $42,500,000November619841984-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Port Commission be authorized to issue $42,500,000 in revenue bonds to finance construction and improvements of Port facilities?P180,80162,0520.74448740596163110.255512594038368950%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsBWater Revenue Bonds, $104,000,000November619841984-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Public Utilities Commission be authorized to issue $104,000,000 in revenue bonds to finance acquisition and construction of facilities for the operation of the Water Department?P179,08755,6510.76292291831744330.2370770816825567350%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsCHealth Commission CreatedNovember619841984-11-06T00:00:00Shall a Health Commission consisting of seven members appointed by the Mayor be created to manage and control City and County hospitals and all other county health services and appoint a Director of Public Health?P121,303116,9570.5091202887601780.4908797112398220550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDChanges Investment Procedures, Retirement SystemNovember619841984-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Retirement Board be authorized to make investments of retirement funds as a prudent person instead of investments legal for insurance companies?P128,846100,2000.56253329025610580.4374667097438942350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEExtends Employee Health Benefits to Surviving SpousesNovember619841984-11-06T00:00:00Shall the City subsidize the surviving spouse of active retired employees on the same basis that the City subsidizes the active or retired employees in the health service system?P126,444109,4230.53608177489856570.4639182251014342750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFDeath Benefit for Employees Killed on the JobNovember619841984-11-06T00:00:00Shall a death benefit of twelve months salary be paid to miscellaneous officers and employees who die from an external and violent bodily injury in the course and scope of employment?P173,51162,7960.73426094021759820.265739059782401750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGPolice Probation for One (1) Year after TrainingNovember619841984-11-06T00:00:00Shall the probationary period for police officers be extended from one-year from entry to one year after completion of training but not to exceed eight-four weeks?P205,54830,8500.86949974196059190.1305002580394081250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHPremium Pay, (2) Two - Wheel Motorcycle PolicemenNovember619841984-11-06T00:00:00Shall additional rates of pay be paid to members of the Police Department assigned to all two-wheel motorcycle duty based on the average paid in California cities of 350,000 and over population?P139,410100,5790.58090162465779680.419098375342203250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIMilitary and Social SpendingNovember619841984-11-06T00:00:00Shall San Francisco request that the federal government question all taxpayers whether they wish any part of their taxes used for excessive military spending and have the city publish an annual report on federal taxes collected from San Francisco and the portions used for excessive military purposes and for social needs?F108,358128,1530.45815205212442550.541847947875574450%+1OrdinanceInitiativeJNo City Pension Funds to be Invested in South AfricaNovember619841984-11-06T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of San Francisco that no pension funds administered by the City be invested in business entities that do business in South Africa until apartheid is abolished and black people are given full political and civil rights in South Africa?P150,94891,7880.62186078702788220.3781392129721178350%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeADisabled Persons, EmploymentNovember519851985-11-05T00:00:00Shall severely disabled persons be exempted from civil service requirements for certain entry level positions in City service?P63,43636,7010.63349211580135210.366507884198647850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBSmall Business CommissionNovember519851985-11-05T00:00:00Shall a small business commission be created to assist and advise the City and County regarding programs affecting small businesses?F41,46059,3750.411166757574254970.58883324242574550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCPolice Drug Enforcement Fund, Remove $50,000 MaximumNovember519851985-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be authorized to appropriate more than $50,000 to the Police Department, to be used in the department's discretion to enforce narcotics laws?P59,56741,6650.58842065749960480.4115793425003951350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDMental Health Agencies ConsolidationNovember519851985-11-05T00:00:00Shall the employees of the San Francisco office of the California Department of Mental Health, Office of Mental Health Social Services become city employees?P57,51040,3590.58762222971523160.412377770284768450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEMeal Allowance Repeal and Rescinding ReserveNovember519851985-11-05T00:00:00Shall the ordinance providing a meal allowance for certain City employees, or reserving funds to make similar payments, be repealed?P71,98528,9250.71335843821226840.2866415617877316550%+1OrdinanceMayorFHighrise Ban for Three Years, Buildings Over 50,000 feetNovember519851985-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City and County deny any building permit for any hotel or office project exceeding 50,000 square fee for the next three years?F41,38859,4550.410420158067491050.589579841932508950%+1OrdinanceInitiativeGMarijuana Initiative Funding $150,000 to LegalizeNovember519851985-11-05T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco to spend up to $150,000 on a statewide petition campaign to decriminalize marijuana?F21,97279,1910.217194033391655050.782805966608344950%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeARisk Management and Claims InvestigationJune319861986-06-03T00:00:00Shall the City establish an office of risk management and a bureau of claims and investigation and administration, to study and reduce the risk of lawsuits and judgments against the City?P76,02546,3350.62132232755802550.378677672441974550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBPurchaser and Contracts, $50,000 LimitJune319861986-06-03T00:00:00Shall the Purchaser be authorized to enter into contracts for up to $50,000 without the Chief Administrative Officer's approval, and to permit his agents to sign contracts for him?P60,20259,5230.50283566506577570.4971643349342242450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDCivil Service System under Personnel DepartmentJune319861986-06-03T00:00:00Shall the City transfer the general administration of the civil service system from the Civil Service Commission to a Department of Personnel Administration that has power to change civil service rules now written into the Charter?F34,74993,8380.27023727126381360.729762728736186450%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeEBalboa Reservoir Development BanJune319861986-06-03T00:00:00Shall the City deny or revoke any building permit for construction at Balboa Reservoir at Ocean and Phelan Avenues for the next three years?F50,04872,2030.409387244276120440.590612755723879650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeFCompensated Advocacy and Campaign Limit of $500June319861986-06-03T00:00:00Shall the City prohibit compensated advocacy by city officers and state legislators before any city commission, and limit the amount any person may contribute to a candidate for municipal office to $500?P67,35352,3260.56278043767076940.437219562329230750%+1OrdinanceInitiativeGSouth Africa BoycottJune319861986-06-03T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco to boycott businesses having the greatest ties with South African apartheid?F49,34367,7240.42149367456243010.5785063254375750%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeHAIDS Research and Education CouncilJune319861986-06-03T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco to call on all appropriate public and private organizations to establish and support an AIDS Research and Education Council?P71,25444,0120.61817014557631910.381829854423680950%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeIEmbarcadero Freeway DemolitionJune319861986-06-03T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco to tear down the Embarcadero Freeway?F41,78286,5270.325635769899227660.674364230100772450%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeJEmbarcadero Freeway PolicyJune319861986-06-03T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco to replace part of the Embarcadero Freeway, if it would increase public access to the waterfront and improve traffic?F53,31075,7080.41319815839650280.586801841603497150%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsABonds, Fire Protection Improvements $46,200,000November419861986-11-04T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $46,200,000 for the improvement of the fire protection system within the City and County of San Francisco.P173,88321,6620.88922242961978060.1107775703802193966.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBMoscone Convention Center, Expand, Redevelopment Bonds $140,000,000November419861986-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City construct additions to the Moscone Convention Center, to be financed by lease revenue bonds issued by the Redevelopment Agency in an amount no to exceed $140,000,000?P123,38476,2230.61813463455690430.381865365443095750%+1Revenue BondsSupervisorsCRefund Revenue Bonds Without Voter ApprovalNovember419861986-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City be authorized to issue new revenue bonds without a vote of the people, to pay off existing bonds at lower cost to the City?P140,09549,3470.73951394094234650.2604860590576535450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDAfter School Recreation, Use Open Space FundsNovember419861986-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City use at least 12% of its open space funds for after school recreation programs, and at least 45% for the purchase and development of open space properties?P150,55641,9590.78204815209204480.2179518479079552250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsERetirement Allowance IncreaseNovember419861986-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City increase the monthly retirement allowance of City workers who retired before June, 1961 by $50, and of those who retired since then by a proportionate amount?P138,02255,2330.7141962691780290.2858037308219709750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFReciprocal Retirement BenefitsNovember419861986-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City be authorized to participate with other public agencies in a system of "reciprocal retirement benefits" for their workers under state law?P122,25863,3690.65862185996649190.341378140033508150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGUnion Representatives Retirement BenefitsNovember419861986-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City allow union representatives to receive retirement benefits for time they spend on leave from City service representing City workers?F92,65598,0050.48596978915346690.514030210846533150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHComparable Worth, Pay Minorities and WomenNovember419861986-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City be authorized to grant wage increases to City workers in jobs disproportionately occupied by minorities and women, according to an annual pay equity survey?P115,81076,7850.6013136374256860.39868636257431450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIPolice and Fire Pay, Changes After Annual SurveyNovember419861986-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City be authorized to adjust police and fire department pay rates after adoption of the annual salary survey to include rates adopted in other cities after that date?P121,01268,1140.63984856656408950.3601514334359104450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJNo Maximum Ages for Police and Fire Entry or RetirementNovember419861986-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City eliminate maximum age limits for persons entering the police and fire departments, and eliminate mandatory retirement ages for the police and fire departments?P131,98558,6870.69220965847109170.307790341528908350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKArt Curators, Exempt from Civil ServiceNovember419861986-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City exempt all art curators from the civil service system?P116,10967,5270.63227798470888060.3677220152911193650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMDevelopment Limits, Office SpaceNovember419861986-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City adopt mandatory priority policies for its Master Plan, extend limits on the development of new office space in San Francisco, and reduce the amount of new office development allowed under the Downtown Plan?P102,29596,9030.51353427243245410.4864657275675458650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeNOil Development Moratorium, Two (2) YearsNovember419861986-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City impose a two-year moratorium on permits for development of crude oil and gas processing and support facilities within San Francisco?P134,79253,5550.71565780182323060.284342198176769550%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsAPolytechnic High School Site Rezoning for HousingJune219871987-06-02T00:00:00Shall the ordinance re-zoning the site of the former Polytechnic High School at 701 Frederick Street from P (Public) to RH-3 (House, Three-Family) be adopted?P48,98636,6510.57201910389200930.427980896107990750%+1OrdinanceReferendumBBalboa South Reservoir Site Rezoning for HousingJune219871987-06-02T00:00:00Shall the ordinance re-zoning the Balboa Reservoir South site at Ocean and Phelan Avenues from P (Public) to RH-1 (House, One-Family) be adopted?F38,55046,8990.45114629779166520.548853702208334850%+1OrdinanceReferendumCExecutive Park DevelopmentJune219871987-06-02T00:00:00Shall the City exempt certain office developments including 500 or more housing units from the annual limit on new office construction if the project was approved before November 1986?P54,67629,9610.64600588395146330.353994116048536750%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsAPolice Facilities Bonds $28,000,000November319871987-11-03T00:00:00To incur an bonded indebtedness of $28,000,000 for the improvement of various police facilities in the City and County of San Francisco?P129,14444,1480.74523924935946260.254760750640537466.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBStreet Improvements Bond $27,000,000November319871987-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $27,000,000 for the improvement of streets, sidewalks, and the existing asphalt plant in the City and County of San Francisco.P131,57540,5290.76450866917677680.2354913308232231666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCMental Health Building, General Hospital, Bonds $26,000,000November319871987-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $26,000,000 for the improvement of the public health facilities within the City and County of San Francisco.P138,28135,4280.79604971532850920.2039502846714908266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDRecreation and Park Bonds $18,000,000November319871987-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $18,000,000 for the construction and reconstruction of Kezar Stadium and various other recreational facilities in the City and County of San Francisco.P117,06254,7480.68134567254525350.3186543274547465366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsFParking Revenue Bonds, Leases with Parking AuthorityNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City enter into leases with the San Francisco Parking Authority to finance the construction of certain neighborhood parking lots and garages?P101,37669,7910.59226369568900550.407736304310994550%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsGCitizen Complaint Office Police Budget Limit EliminateNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall the limit on the annual budget of the Office of Citizen Complaints be eliminated?P84,70580,9680.51127824087207930.4887217591279206550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHDeputy Sheriff Probation Extend to 18 monthsNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall the probationary period for new deputy sheriffs be extended from twelve months to eighteen months?P125,93036,0010.7776769117710630.22232308822893750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIDeputy Sheriff Retirement Payments, 7% (percent) LimitNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall the retirement contribution of deputy sheriffs be limited to seven percent of their wages?P93,37663,6610.59461146099326910.405388539006730950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJUnion Representatives Retirements BenefitsNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City allow union representatives to receive retirement benefits for time they spend on leave from City service representing City workers?P92,19371,3030.56388535499339430.436114645006605750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKPer Diem Nurses Retirement ExemptionNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City excluded extra hours worked by nurses on a day-to-day basis when calculating their retirement benefits?P96,56368,0450.58662397939346810.413376020606531950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLCounty Clerk, Appointed by Superior Court, Not Civil ServiceNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall the county clerk be appointed and hold office at the pleasure of the superior court, rather than under civil service rules?P91,96764,0650.58941114643150130.410588853568498850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNCandidate Filing DeadlineNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall the filing deadline for candidates for municipal office be moved back from sixty days prior to election day to eight-eight days prior to election day?P111,61046,4810.70598579299264350.2940142070073565350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsORetired Employees Vote Health Service BoardNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall retired City employees be allowed to vote for members of the Health Service Board?P108,75752,3520.67505229378867730.324947706211322850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsPDistrict Election of SupervisorsNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall members of the Board of Supervisors be elected by district rather than by city-wide vote?F76,91498,1710.439295199474540930.56070480052545950%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeQMinimum Firefighter Staffing, Stations, BudgetNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City provide a minimum number of firefighting personnel, stations and equipment, set procedures for moving or closing fire stations, and require the Mayor and the Board of Supervisors to appropriate funds to maintain these services?F75,07086,6270.46426340624748760.535736593752512450%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeRUtility User Tax RepealNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall any local tax on residential gas, electricity, water or telephone bills be prohibited?P103,48463,2950.62048579257580390.379514207424196150%+1OrdinanceInitiativeTPublic Land Sale to Require Voter ApprovalNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco to require the consent of the voters on the sale or transfer of public land under specified conditions?P87,18976,3840.53302806697926920.466971933020730850%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeUNuclear Free ZoneNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco to declare San Francisco a nuclear free zone?P91,35075,3140.54810876974031590.4518912302596841450%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeVConsumer Boycott Firms - South Africa ApartheidNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco to support a consumer boycott of companies which profit from apartheid in South Africa?P98,28167,7290.59201855309921090.4079814469007891450%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeWBaseball Stadium at Seventh (7th) and Townsend StreetsNovember319871987-11-03T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco to build a baseball park at 7th and Townsend Streets at no cost to the City?F85,00596,4450.468476164232570940.53152383576742950%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsXHousing Lease Broadway Tunnel Air Rights, PineviewDecember819871987-12-08T00:00:00Shall the ordinance approving the lease of air rights over the Robert C. Levy tunnel to a nonprofit corporation to build housing for low-income elderly and handicapped persons be adopted?P89,08848,3670.64812484085700770.351875159142992350%+1OrdinanceReferendumAPublic School Facilities System Improvement BondsJune719881988-06-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $90,000,000 for the improvement of the public school facilities of the City and County of San Francisco.P130,53432,0990.80262923268955260.1973707673104474566.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBPay Freeze, Reduced Work WeekJune719881988-06-07T00:00:00Shall pay raises for City employees be frozen for one year, subject to the authority of the Mayor and the Board of Supervisors to restore them, and shall voluntary reduced work week be authorized?P125,47235,3890.78000261094982630.2199973890501737450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCMunicipal Railway (MUNI) Sick Leave PaymentsJune719881988-06-07T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be authorized to give Municipal Railway drivers a cash payment for unused sick leave earned after July 1, 1988?F55,219103,5340.347829647313751540.652170352686248550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDCity Employees Early RetirementJune719881988-06-07T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be authorized to allow certain City employees to retire early by adding two years to the employee's years of service, if this will save the City money?P119,61039,8440.75012229232255070.249877707677449350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGRetirement Board CompositionJune719881988-06-07T00:00:00Shall the president of the Board of Supervisors be allowed to appoint another supervisor to serve on the City's retirement board in the president's place?P80,50573,2090.52373238611967680.476267613880323250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHConduct Special Elections by MailJune719881988-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City be allowed to conduct special municipal elections by mail?F69,26588,5630.4388638264439770.56113617355602350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIPurchasing ProceduresJune719881988-06-07T00:00:00Shall the Purchaser and the Controller establish procedures for paying for goods and services bought by the City, and shall the Purchaser establish procedures for rejecting substandard goods and services?P109,73935,8390.75381582381953320.2461841761804668450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJAsian Art Museum PositionsJune719881988-06-07T00:00:00Shall certain private employees of the Asian Art Museum be allowed to become members of the City's civil service without taking an examination if they have served for more than three years?P78,26474,0700.51376580408838470.4862341959116152650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKGann Limit OverrideJune719881988-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City's annual appropriations limit be changed to allow the City to appropriate all available proceeds of taxes for the next four years?F67,69287,4800.4362384966359910.56376150336400950%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsLBalboa ReservoirJune719881988-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City adopt policies for development of the Balboa Reservoir site, and sell the south basin for construction of 203 single family houses, and a public park and childcare center paid for by the developer?F78,04979,0100.496940640141602830.503059359858397150%+1OrdinanceMayorMOlympicsJune719881988-06-07T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco to support hosting the Olympic Games and to repeal any conditions on the City's bid for the 1996 Summer Games?P98,95261,4780.61679237050426980.3832076294957302350%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsALibrary Bonds $109,500,000November819881988-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $109,500,000 to pay the cost of additions to and improvement of a main public library and branch libraries of the City and County of San Francisco.P186,33658,0480.76247217493780280.237527825062197266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCController's Term of OfficeNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the term of office of persons appointed as City Controller after November 8, 1988 be limited to 10 years, provided that such persons may be reappointed to additional terms by the Mayor, subject to confirmation by the Board of Supervisors?P170,27056,9910.7492266600956610.250773339904339150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDParking and Traffic DepartmentNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City establish a Department of Parking and Traffic, governed by a seven member commission, to manage the City's parking lots and be responsible for City parking and traffic functions now handled by other departments?P149,39782,7850.64344781249192440.3565521875080755550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEPark and Open Space FundNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to extend the Park and Open Space Fund for 15 years, to impose limits on the use of funds for maintenance of properties and to require minimum expenditures for acquisition, development and after school programs?P176,54949,5820.78073771397994960.2192622860200503250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFMeet and Confer AuthorityNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City transfer to the Mayor the power now held by the Board of Supervisors to bargain with employee unions and to appoint an employee relations director, provided that any Memorandum of Understanding negotiated by the Mayor is subject to approval by the Board of Supervisors?P140,57581,5230.63294131419463480.367058685805365250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsUVacancy Rent ControlNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City's rent control ordinance be amended to apply to vacant residential units?F100,500138,2010.42102881848002310.578971181519976850%+1OrdinanceInitiativeGContract Approval AuthorityNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors' authority over contracts involving City income in excess of $1,000,000 be exercised by resolution rather than ordinance, and shall all contracts, other than construction contracts, having a term in excess of 10 years or requiring City expenditures in excess of $10,000,000 be subject to Board of Supervisors' approval?P151,56860,1390.71593286948471240.2840671305152876550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHRetirement System Tax Law ChangesNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City authorize the Board of Supervisors, by a three-quarters vote of all its members and upon the recommendation of the Retirement Board, to change the City employee retirement plans to meet changes in federal tax laws and to obtain tax benefits for employees at no cost to the City?P180,40037,1900.82908221885196930.170917781148030750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIRetirement System Community Property Law ChangesNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be authorized to allow divorced spouses of deceased members of the City's retirement system to receive their community property share of pension benefits so long as the total costs to the City are not increased?P161,07261,6340.72324948586926260.2767505141307373750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJPolice and Firefighter Pension BenefitsNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall police officers or firefighters hired before November 2, 1976 who voluntarily resign after five or more years be permitted to leave their money in the retirement system and to receive at age 50 a retirement benefit based on years served?P162,13166,1770.71014156315153210.2898584368484678550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKEnvironmental Protection LoansNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City, without a vote of the people, be authorized to borrow money guaranteed or subsidized by the state or federal government for projects intended to protect or preserve the environment, if that is the most cost-effective way to finance those projects?P140,98385,1290.62350958816869520.376490411831304850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLHealth Service Board Membership, ElectionsNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the President of the Board of Supervisors be permitted to appoint another Supervisor to the Health Service Board if the Finance Committee Chair declines to serve, and shall the Registrar of Voters be authorized to declare a candidate elected to the Health Service Board if there is no other candidate?P127,36986,2500.59624377981359330.4037562201864066750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMMunicipal Railway (MUNI) Negotiated ProcurementNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Municipal Railway and Purchaser be authorized to use negotiated procurement to purchase mass transit vehicles?P130,60384,8470.60618705035971220.393812949640287850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNCharter Asian Art CommissionNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to make the Asian Art Commission a Charter commission and to authorize the Asian Art Commission to acquire land and buildings?P131,30286,6700.60238012221753260.397619877782467550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsOTwo Term Limit for SupervisorsNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to preclude any person who has served two consecutive four-year terms on the Board of Supervisors from serving again until four years have elapsed, to provide that the terms of all incumbent Supervisors expire January 1990 and to change the years of elections from even to odd numbered years?F101,868129,3270.440615065204697340.559384934795302750%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativePRegulation of TaxicabsNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall Proposition K, regulating taxicab permits, be repealed upon the Board of Supervisors' adoption of a taxicab permit ordinance that follow the principles of Proposition K?F79,804131,9100.3769424790046950.62305752099530550%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsQHealth Care Community ServiceNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City require a private hospital or clinic to post and mail to the Health Commission a 90 day notice before any service reduction or any sale, lease or change in management and shall the Health Commission be required to decide whether the change will impair health care service and to explore ways to replace any reduced service?P129,25786,8220.59819325339343480.401806746606565250%+1OrdinanceInitiativeRRenegotiate USS Missouri Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)November819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall homeporting of the U.S.S. Missouri in San Francisco be paid for solely with federal defense funds and be subject to a Memorandum of Understanding requiring that a minimum of 351 new jobs go to qualified City residents and requiring job creation through contracts with civilian companies with apprenticeship agreements?F108,890135,0370.44640404711245580.553595952887544350%+1OrdinanceMayorSImplement USS Missouri Memorandum of Understanding (MOU)November819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City implement the non-binding 1987 Memorandum of Understanding between the City and Navy to homeport the U.S.S. Missouri in San Francisco and shall $2,000,000 in surplus City Port funds or other legally available City Funds be appropriated to pay for dredging at Hunters Point Naval Station Annex?P125,494119,0120.51325529843848420.486744701561515950%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsTOff-Street Parking Fund ExpendituresNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Off-Street Parking Fund be changed (1) to require that parking meters' proceeds, and not just proceeds in excess of $6,000,000 be deposited in the Off-Street Parking Fund and (2) to prohibit use of the Fund to provide commuter parking in the central downtown area?F92,096125,7960.422668110807188860.577331889192811150%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsVPolice Horse PatrolNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the People of San Francisco to keep the City's Police Mounted Horse Patrol?P201,07431,4870.86460756532694650.135392434673053550%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeWMutual Recognition: Palestine and IsraelNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the People of San Francisco to call for United States' recognition of the Palestinian people's right to self-determination and statehood in the West Bank and Gaza, side by side with the state of Israel, with guarantees for the security of both states?F71,737155,7870.31529421072062730.684705789279372850%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeXOperating Expenditures Same Year Revenues OnlyNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the People of San Francisco to prohibit using surplus funds to pay for the City's ongoing operating costs and to require that each year's operating costs be paid from that year's revenues?P139,11279,5890.63608305403267470.3639169459673252750%+1Policy DeclarationMayorZHetch Hetchy Power ContractsNovember819881988-11-08T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the People of San Francisco to terminate Hetch Hetchy power contracts, to retain all Hetch Hetchy power and to require a public vote before power contracts are signed?F72,523155,9980.317358142140109660.682641857859890350%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeAPublic Buildings Safety Improvement BondsNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $59,700,000 for the acquisition, construction and reconstruction of buildings owned by the City and County of San Francisco including earthquake hazards reduction, asbestos abatement, access for the disabled, and assessment programs for earthquake safety, asbestos removal and access for the disabled.P145,46021,2850.8723499955021140.12765000449788666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBSales Tax for TransportationNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall an ordinance of the City and County of San Francisco be approved so as to: 1) create a San Francisco County Transportation Authority; 2) authorize the Authority to impose a transactions and use tax of one-half of one percent to aid mass transit and realize the other traffic and transportation projects/purposes set forth in the San Francisco County Transportation Expenditure Plan for a period of no more than twenty (20) years; 3) authorize the Authority to issue from time to time limited tax bonds in a total outstanding aggregate amount not to exceed $742,000,000.00 and which is payable from the revenues generated hereunder; and 4) approve the California Constitution Article XIII B Appropriations Limit of $160,000,000.00?P107,01755,9970.65648962665783310.3435103733421669450%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsCEquipment Lease FinancingNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors, without a vote of the people, be authorized to approve the lease financing of equipment from a nonprofit corporation, provided that the aggregate principal amount of the tax-exempt debt issued by the nonprofit corporation to pay for the equipment not exceed $18 million, with that amount to be increased by two percent each year?F76,25678,6530.492263199684976340.507736800315023750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDBoard of Supervisor SalariesNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall the salary of members of the Board of Supervisors be increased to $41,122 per year, and shall voters be asked to vote in 1991 and every two years after to change this salary, based on salaries paid to Supervisors in eight Northern California counties?F55,023111,0960.33122640998320480.668773590016795150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEPolice and Fire Retirement BenefitsNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City adjust the pensions of retired police officers and firefighters when the salaries of active police officers and firefighters, respectively, are adjusted?P89,93371,9270.55562214259236380.4443778574076362550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFRetired City Employees RetirementNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City increase the monthly retirement allowance of City workers who retired before July 1964 by $50, and of those who retired since then by a lesser amount, proportionate to the number of years the worker has been retired?P110,92949,8760.68983551506483010.310164484935169950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGPrevailing Rates of WagesNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to reinstate the salary-setting process used by the City before two recent court decisions required the City to treat "flat rates" in the annual salary the same as "range rates" and to survey certain salary premiums instead of negotiating them?F68,91976,3140.474540910123732230.525459089876267850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHSick Leave Transfer for Catastrophic IllnessNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall City employees be allowed to transfer their unused accumulated sick leave to another City employee who has been determined to be catastrophically ill and who has used all of his or her vacation allowance, sick leave and compensatory time off?P89,93675,0210.54520875137156950.4547912486284304650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIVacation Credit Transfer for Catastrophic IllnessNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall City employees be allowed to transfer their vested vacation credits to another City employee who has been determined to be catastrophically ill and who has used all of his or her vacation allowance, sick leave and compensatory time off?P114,37349,3130.6987341617487140.30126583825128650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCCivil Service RulesNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall certain Civil Service hiring regulations be removed from the Charter and placed under the control of the Civil Service Commission?P98,47367,2540.59418803212512140.4058119678748785550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJController DutiesNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall the Controller be authorized to determine how often to conduct certain audits and issue certain reports about City funds, rather than being required to conduct such audits and issue such reports at specified periods, and shall the Controller be authorized to audit and review all City department records to evaluate effectiveness and efficiency?P84,94064,2440.56936400686400690.4306359931359931650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKSheriff DutiesNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall security officers now employed by certain City departments be transferred to the Sheriff, who would provide security to those departments, shall the date that the Board of Supervisors must approve deputy sheriff salaries be changed from April 1 to August 25, and shall the Charter specify duties to be performed by the Sheriff?F65,96887,0270.43117748946043990.568822510539560150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLJuvenile Probation DepartmentNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall the authority to appoint and remove the chief juvenile probation officer be transferred from the Superior Court to a new seven-member Juvenile Probation Commission, which will oversee the management of a new Juvenile Probation Department, including the City's juvenile detention facilities?P114,47736,5890.75779460633100760.2422053936689923550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMPublic Utilities Commission (PUC) Deputy General ManagersNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall certain Public Utilities Commission deputy general managers be appointed and hold office at the pleasure of the General Manager of the Public Utilities Commission, rather than under civil service rules?F53,58593,5170.36427105001971420.635728949980285850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNRetirement Board MembershipNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall the power of the President of the Board of Supervisors to appoint another Supervisor to serve in the President's place on the Retirement Board be enlarged to authorize the President to appoint someone who is not a Supervisor provided that person is experienced in employee pension planning or in managing investments?F67,53581,7860.45228065710784150.547719342892158550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsOCampaign ContributionsNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City laws regulating campaign contributions to candidates for City office be repealed, and shall such contributions be governed exclusively by state laws regulating campaign contributions?F34,014115,5880.227363270544511440.772636729455488650%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsPDowntown BallparkNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City enter into an agreement with Spectacor Management Group, consistent with specified principles regarding the land acquisition, financing and construction of a new ballpark in the China Basin area, and shall certain zoning laws be amended to facilitate the construction of a ballpark in that area?F85,79687,8500.49408566854404940.505914331455950750%+1OrdinanceMayorQResidential Rent TaxNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City, with certain specified exceptions, charge a 0.75 percent tax on income from residential rental units, with the revenues to be used for homeless shelters and certain low and moderate income housing programs?F54,887108,8590.33519597425280620.664804025747193850%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsRCondominium ConversionsNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City law that limits the types of buildings eligible for condominium conversion and limits to 200 the annual number of conversions be amended to create a parallel procedure that makes all residential rental buildings eligible for conversion and allows an additional 500 units be converted through 1993, after which the 500 unit limit would expire?F48,461110,4170.305020204181825070.694979795818174950%+1OrdinanceInitiativeSDomestic PartnersNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall the ordinance establishing Domestic Partnerships be adopted?F83,54185,2270.49500497724687140.504995022753128650%+1OrdinanceReferendumUAIDS Research and ServicesNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of the City and County of San Francisco to support the continuance and expansion of community-based AIDS research and services, to recognize the efforts of volunteers and health professionals providing such research and services and to urge the state and federal governments to increase funding for such research and services?P133,10329,7110.81751569275369440.182484307246305650%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsVCandlestick Park ImprovementsNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of the City and County of San Francisco for the Board of Supervisors to explore proposals to improve Candlestick Park at private expense instead of any proposal to construct a downtown baseball stadium?P83,59978,8750.51453771064908850.485462289350911550%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeWVote by MailNovember719891989-11-07T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of the City and County of San Francisco to conduct municipal elections by mail, provided that the Registrar finds that it would maximize voter convenience, the Controller finds it would save the City money and the Chief of Police finds that it can be done with sufficient safeguards against fraud?F64,23796,4060.3998742553363670.60012574466363350%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeNTwo-Term Limit for SupervisorsJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00Shall persons be prohibited from serving more than two consecutive four-year terms on the Board of Supervisors, and be prohibited from serving as a Supervisor again until four years have elapsed, provided that Supervisors holding office on July 1, 1990 would be considered to have served one full four-year term in office when their current terms end?P78,99854,7990.59043177350762720.409568226492372850%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeAPublic Safety Improvement BondsJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $332,400,000 for acquisition, construction or reconstruction of buildings owned by the City and County of San Francisco, including earthquake repairs and earthquake hazards reduction, asbestos abatement, providing access for the disabled; provided, however, that no more than $65,000,000 of said bonded indebtedness shall be incurred in any single fiscal year and provided, further, that the authorization in the amount of $322,400,000 will be reduced by the amount of the actual receipt of FEMA or State of California grants for earthquake repairs and hazards reduction.P105,86529,4470.78237702494974580.217622975050254266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBSchool Facilities Safety Special TaxJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00Shall Community Facilities District No. 90-1 of the San Francisco Unified School District be authorized to finance (I) repair, restoration, and/or replacement of San Francisco Unified School District facilities damaged by the earthquake of October 17, 1989 (or its aftershocks), (II) seismic upgrading of children's centers and other San Francisco Unified School District facilities, (III) correction of fire safety violations of San Francisco Unified School District facilities, and (IV) deferred capital maintenance of San Francisco Unified School District facilities, and certain incidental expenses relating to the foregoing through the levy of a special tax to be collected for twenty (20) years with a maximum annual rate (a) for single-family residential parcels and non-residential parcels of $46.00 per parcel for the first six (6) years and $32.20 per parcel for the fourteen(14) years following the sixth year and (b) for mixed-use parcels (parcels with one or more residential units in addition to one or more commercial uses) and multi-family residential parcels of $23.00 per dwelling unit for the first six (6) years and $16.10 per dwelling unit for the fourteen (14) years following the sixth year, with the definitions of single-family residential, multi-family residential, mixed-use and non-residential parcels, and particulars relating to the method of apportionment and maximum rates, exemptions for seniors, certain publicly-owned property and other uses, as more particularly set forth in Resolution No. 02-13-B1 adopted by the Board of Education of the San Francisco Unified School District on February 13, 1990; and shall an appropriations limit in the amount of $12,000,000 per fiscal year in connection therewith be established for the Community Facilities District?P89,43943,3390.67359803581918690.326401964180813155%School District TaxSupervisorsCEquipment Lease FinancingJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors, without voter approval and subject to specified debt limits, be authorized to approve the lease financing of equipment from a nonprofit corporation, if the Controller certifies that the net interest cost to the City would be lower than under other types of lease financing?P85,09741,4690.67235276456552320.327647235434476950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDNeighborhood Beautification FundJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00Shall the City create a Neighborhood Beautification and Graffiti Clean-Up fund to pay for beautifying City neighborhoods and cleaning up graffiti, allowing businesses to direct up to one percent of their business tax to the fund, this percentage to be adjusted annually so that $1 million is available in the fund each year?P71,07661,8120.53485642044428390.465143579555716150%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsFMinimum Firefighter StaffingJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00Shall the minimum number of fire stations and levels of staffing for the Fire Department be specified in the Charter, and shall the closing of any fire station or deactivation of any fire company or unit be subject to prior approval by the Fire Commission, Board of Supervisors and San Francisco voters?F64,87270,2950.479939630235190540.520060369764809450%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeGFormer Supervisor Health BenefitsJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be authorized to allow former Supervisors to remain in the City's Health Service System, if they pay full cost?P86,24545,3320.65547170098117460.344528299018825550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHFire Inspector and Engineer Retirement BenefitsJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors have authority to contract with the State Public Employees Retirement System (PERS) to make City fire safety inspectors and fire protection engineers members of PERS instead of the City Retirement System, provided there is no additional cost to the City?P92,53431,3290.74706732438258390.25293267561741650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIRetired Teachers Consulting ContractsJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00Shall retired teachers in the City retirement system be allowed to enter into consulting contracts with the San Francisco Unified School District or San Francisco Community College District without losing their retirement benefits?P95,37131,3050.75287347248097510.2471265275190249250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJHuman Rights CommissionJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00Shall the Human Rights commission be made a Charter commission and shall its size be reduced from fifteen to eleven members?P78,30841,8210.65186591081254320.348134089187456850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKSeven Member CommissionsJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00Shall the size of the Police, Fire, Social Services, Port, Public Utilities, Civil Service, Airports and Parking and Traffic Commission, and the Board of Permit Appeals, be increased from five to seven members?F48,64679,0000.38110085705780050.618899142942199550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLCommissioner Residency RequirementJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00Shall the requirement that members of Charter boards and commissions be City residents and electors be extended to the members of other City boards, commissions, and advisory bodies, provided that this requirement would not apply to certain enumerated boards or where a person with special experience, skills or qualifications is required and no eligible San Francisco resident can be found?P62,949528750.54348839618731870.456511603812681350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMCommission Gender CompositionJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to create a goal that no board or commission appointed by the Mayor or otherwise provided by the Charter, except the Commission on the Status of Women, shall have more than a simple majority of members of the same sex?F46,84972,9530.391053571726682370.608946428273317750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsOHypodermic SyringesJune519901990-06-05T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco to call upon the State Legislature to eliminate all criminal and civil penalties on the manufacture, use, sale or distribution of hypodermic needles?P68,13959,6630.53316067041204360.466839329587956450%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeACorrectional Facilities Improvement Bonds, 1990November619901990-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $16,500,000 to pay for correctional facilities to be constructed or reconstructed partially from state grants and partially from matching funds from bonds to be issued under this proposition.P135,52860,0860.69283384624822350.3071661537517764766.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBYouth Guidance Center System Improvement Bonds, 1990November619901990-11-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $73, 800,000 for the construction and reconstruction of a Youth Guidance Center of the City and County of San Francisco; provided, however, that $2,000,000 be set aside for the acquisition and reconstruction of community based facilities.F115,83082,0030.58549382560038010.414506174399619966.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCPort Revenue Bond ProceduresNovember619901990-11-06T00:00:00Shall the repayment of bonds be made the Port's highest spending priority, and shall the Port Commission be allowed, with Board of Supervisors' approval but without voter approval, to issue revenue bonds under rules adopted by the Port Commission?F71,593110,1080.39401544295298320.605984557047016850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDPolice and Fire Bargaining and ArbitrationNovember619901990-11-06T00:00:00Shall the wages, hours, benefits and working conditions for police officers, firefighters and airport police be set by collective bargaining, with disputes decided by final and binding arbitration?P104,65585,8120.5494652616988770.45053473830112350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsENuclear Free ZoneNovember619901990-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to (1) prohibit the City, with certain exceptions, from doing business with or having investments in any company (or affiliate) engaged in any work on nuclear weapons systems or components; (2) prohibit nuclear weapons work in the City; (3) subject the transport of high-level radioactive materials to certain regulations; and (4) create a nine-member elected commission with specified powers to oversee this measure's requirements?F64,429128,9770.33312823800709390.666871761992906150%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeFAirport Police Retirement BenefitsNovember619901990-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be allowed to contract with the California Public Employees' Retirement System to allow Airport Police to retire at age 50 with full benefits, even if there is a net increase in cost to the City?F89,233100,6460.469946650235149750.530053349764850350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGAdult Probation Confidential SecretaryNovember619901990-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Adult Probation Officer be allowed to appoint a Confidential Secretary, who would serve at the pleasure of the Adult Probation Officer?F85,83597,5850.46796968705702760.532030312942972450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHWaterfront Land Use PlanNovember619901990-11-06T00:00:00Shall the City be required to prepare a "Waterfront Land Use Plan", shall hotels and other uses determined to be "Unacceptable Non-Maritime Land Uses" be prohibited on the waterfront and shall the City be prohibited from taking any action on certain types of new developments until this Plan is prepared?P97,18395,4150.50458987113054130.495410128869458750%+1OrdinanceInitiativeIMission BayNovember619901990-11-06T00:00:00Shall 4.8 million square feet of office space in Mission Bay be exempt from the annual limit on new office space, if the City approves an agreement which requires housing, economic development, parks and public facilities, environmental clean-up, and other minimum requirements?F99,698100,2910.498517418458015170.501482581541984850%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsJHousing Affordability FundNovember619901990-11-06T00:00:00Shall an ordinance be adopted making it City policy for the Board of Supervisors to appropriate at least $15 million each year, adjusted for inflation, to the Housing Affordability Fund, provided that $5 million may be appropriated in years where extraordinary circumstances warrant it?F87,023101,9900.46040748519943070.539592514800569250%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsKDomestic PartnersNovember619901990-11-06T00:00:00Shall two unmarried, unrelated people over the age of 18 who live together and agree to be jointly responsible for their basic living expenses be allowed to formally establish their relationship as a "domestic partnership"?P112,56395,8640.54005958920869180.459940410791308250%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsAEarly RetirementNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City provide early retirement incentives during February and March 1992 to reduce its workforce and shall there be restrictions on the City's ability to replace certain early retirees until July 1, 1993?P139,05338,7940.78186868488082450.2181313151191754750%+1Charter AmendmentBCollective BargainingNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City, instead of setting salaries each year by formula, be allowed to bargain collectively over wages and benefits with certain City employee organizations, with disagreements resolved by arbitration which can be overturned by 2/3 of the Board of Supervisors?P96,12678,9500.5490529827046540.4509470172953460350%+1Charter AmendmentKMeasure KNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Measure K was removed form the ballot by order of the San Francisco Superior Court. Please see pages 157 and 227 of the November 8, 2022 Voter Information Pamphlet.N/AN/AN/AN/AN/AN/AUnknownN/ADCivil Service EligiblesNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to give the same hiring rights to all applicants with the same score on a civil service list, and shall the Civil Service Commission be authorized to adopt rules increasing the number of applicants on a civil service list who may be considered for employment?P115,41251,9520.68958676895867690.310413231041323150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEDischarge of Civil Service EmployeesNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall City departments be allowed to terminate employees subject to appeal to an outside hearing officer, and shall the City be allowed to agree to alternative procedures for terminating employees, including binding arbitration?P107,68960,1580.64159025779430080.358409742205699250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFMilitary ReservistsNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be allowed, when requested by the Mayor, to pay City employees the difference between their City salary and their military salary for up to 180 days while they are on active duty under extraordinary circumstances, if certain conditions are met?P114,68357,2110.66717279253493430.3328272074650656750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGHousing Authority PoliceNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall Housing Authority police officers be allowed to become San Francisco police officers if they meet state and City requirements?P104,39167,9090.60586767266395820.394132327336041850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHDeputy Mayor BanNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City be prohibited from employing on behalf of the Mayor any employee, including a deputy to the Mayor, whose duties include supervising any City department, and shall compensation of Mayor's Office employees be limited to 70% of the Mayor's compensation?P114,58356,2170.67086065573770490.329139344262295150%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeIAppointment of Minors to BoardsNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to allow San Francisco residents under 18 to be appointed to a board, commission or advisory body if the law creating that body provides for such appointments?F72,491100,2720.419597946319524460.580402053680475650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJChildren's FundNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City be required to create a Children's Fund, to be used only for certain additional services for children, by placing a certain amount of property tax revenues in the Fund annually for ten years, and shall the City be required to prepare an annual Children's Services Plan setting goals for the Fund?P95,91380,2460.54446834961597190.4555316503840280450%+1Charter AmendmentKDomestic Partners RepealNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City repeal the ordinance which allows two unmarried, unrelated adults who live together and agree to be jointly responsible for their basic living expenses to formally establish their relationship as a "domestic partnership"?F75,320108,9260.408801276554172140.591198723445827950%+1OrdinanceInitiativeLPhelan Avenue UseNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall the ordinance rezoning the Phelan Loop located at Ocean and Phelan streets across for City College from "P" (Public Use District) to "NC-2" (Small Scale Neighborhood Commercial District) be adopted?F74,95589,8340.454854389552700740.545145610447299350%+1OrdinanceReferendumMVacancy ControlNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City's rent control ordinance be amended to limit the amount a landlord may charge a new tenant to no more than 10% to 14% above the rent paid by the previous tenant, provided that the landlord could get additional increases if certain conditions are met?F81,656103,5860.440807160363200560.559192839636799450%+1OrdinanceReferendumNCondominiumsNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City law that limits the type of buildings and number of units (200 annually) eligible for condominium conversion be amended to create a parallel procedure that makes all residential rental buildings eligible for conversion with no annual limit, and without regard to certain other restrictions in current law, if at least 51% of the tenants give written approval, the building owner provides for 90%financing, the tenant is offered first chance to by the unit at 75% of market value, and certain other conditions are met?F57,874115,6420.33353696489084580.666463035109154250%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsOFirst AmendmentNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the People of San Francisco to affirm the City's unqualified support for the First Amendment right to freedom of expression?P122,56346,5210.72486456435854360.275135435641456350%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativePHemp MedicationNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the People of San Francisco to recommend that the State of California and the California Medical Association restore hemp medical preparations to the list of available medicines?P136,49235,7320.79252601263470820.207473987365291750%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeQFederal Budget PrioritiesNovember519911991-11-05T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the People of San Francisco for the federal government to reduce the military budget by 10% each year for the next 5 years and use the savings to better provide certain specified health and social welfare services and programs?P107,72466,3210.61894337671291910.3810566232870809550%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsDPolice and Fire Early RetirementNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall police officers and firefighters be encouraged to retire early in 1994 by treating them as if the worked two years longer and were two years older?F63,19378,3150.44656839189303790.553431608106962150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsASchool Sales TaxDecember1019911991-12-10T00:00:00Shall an ordinance of the San Francisco Educational Financing Authority be adopted so as to 1) approve a transactions and use tax of one quarter of one percent for a limited term for the general purpose of providing financial assistance to the San Francisco Unified School District and the San Francisco Community College District; 2) approve an increase in the California Constitution Article XIIIB appropriations limit for said districts in an amount equal to or greater than the revenue derived by each district from the transactions and use tax for the same fiscal year?P97,46179,0870.55203683983959040.4479631601604096655%School District TaxSupervisorsAGolden Gate Park Bonds $76,300,000June219921992-06-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $76,300,000 to pay the cost of the construction or reconstruction of repair, reforestation and rehabilitation of Golden Gate Park including water system supply and irrigation, lakes and water courses, utilities including street and security lighting, repair and rehabilitation of park features, landscaping, rest rooms including disabled access thereto.P120,19744,9040.72802102955160790.271978970448392266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBCivic Center Plaza Bonds $26,700,000June219921992-06-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $26,700,000 for improvements to the Civic Center Plaza and Fulton Street Mall, landscaping and street lighting surrounding the City Hall and area adjacent thereto.F70,80988,6640.44401873671405190.555981263285948166.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCCivic Center Garage Bonds $24,000,000June219921992-06-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $24,000,000 to pay for the enlargement of the Civic Center Parking Garage or construction of a parking garage adjacent thereto, including asbestos abatement and providing access for the disabled.F56,75398,8650.364694315567607840.635305684432392166.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDCivic Center Heating System Bonds $21,220,000June219921992-06-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $21,220,000 to pay the cost of construction or reconstruction of a heating system within the Civic Center area including pipelines and hot water boiler system.F63,51491,5510.409595975881082150.590404024118917966.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsEInfrastructure Fund, 12 years (1993-2005)June219921992-06-02T00:00:00Shall the City be required to set aside a certain percentage of its General Fund each year for 12 years (1993-2005) to be used solely to pay for certain types of capital projects, such as the construction, maintenance and purchase of City buildings and other public properties?F59,87091,2300.396227663798808750.603772336201191350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFCounty ClerkJune219921992-06-02T00:00:00Shall the duties and personnel of the County Clerk be transferred from the Clerk of the Superior Court to the Department of Governmental Services, under the supervision of the Chief Administrative Officer?P85,79152,1770.62181810274846340.378181897251536650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGChief Zoo VeterinarianJune219921992-06-02T00:00:00Shall the Chief Zoo Veterinarian be appointed and hold office at the pleasure of the General Manager of Recreation and Park Department, subject to the approval of the Recreation and Park Commission, rather than under civil service rules?P84,07963,1620.57102980827351080.428970191726489250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHInventory ControlJune219921992-06-02T00:00:00Shall the Purchaser no longer be required to maintain an inventory of all materials, supplies and equipment for other City departments, leaving the responsibility for maintaining such inventories to individual City departments?P71,24170,3890.50300783732260110.496992162677398950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIDividing California Into Two States, Northern and SouthernJune219921992-06-02T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of the City and County of San Francisco to support dividing California into a northern California state and a southern California state?F58,70795,8120.3799338592664980.620066140733502150%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsJSan Francisco in Northern California if state divided in twoJune219921992-06-02T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of the City and County of San Francisco for San Francisco to be part of the northern California state if California is divided into a northern California state and a southern California state?P97,44857,0520.63073139158576050.369268608414239550%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsAEarthquake Safety Loan Bonds $350,000,000November319921992-11-03T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $350,000,000 to provide loans for the seismic strengthening of unreinforced masonry buildings devoted to affordable housing and to market-rate residential, commercial and institutional uses and to pay necessary administrative costs incidental thereto.P197,12884,7350.69937522839109780.300624771608902266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBSan Bruno Jail Bonds $158,100,000November319921992-11-03T00:00:00To incur bonded indebtedness of $158,100,000 to pay the cost of construction or reconstruction of correctional facilities to replace the existing San Bruno jail facilities, including replacement housing, associated health and safety improvements and related acquisition, construction or reconstruction necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes.F156,851116,8720.57302820734830460.426971792651695366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCSales TaxNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall an ordinance be adopted approving a 1/2 percent sales tax in San Francisco which (1) could be used by the City for any purpose, and (2) would go into effect only if the state sales tax proposition is not approved in this election?F70,89873,2220.49193727449347770.508062725506522350%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsCFire Department Bonds $40,800,000November319921992-11-03T00:00:00To incur bonded indebtedness of $40,800,000 to pay the cost of construction and reconstruction of Fire Department facilities, including seismic strengthening, asbestos abatement, disabled access, separate bathroom and changing areas for male and female firefighters and related acquisition, construction or reconstruction necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes.P188,68087,2290.68384866024667560.316151339753324566.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDHealth Department Lease FinancingNovember319921992-11-03T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors, without voter approval and subject to specified debt limits, be authorized to approve the lease financing of equipment and improvement to land and buildings, to be used by or for the Department of Health, if the Controller certifies that certain conditions are met?F132,154132,9980.498408460053101630.501591539946898450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsECollective Bargaining Start DateNovember319921992-11-03T00:00:00Shall City employee organizations that choose collective bargaining be allowed to begin negotiating with the City immediately instead of being required to wait nine months before beginning to negotiate?P193,20270,4990.73265554548522760.267344454514772450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFRetirement Allowance IncreaseNovember319921992-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City increase the monthly retirement allowance of City workers who retired before July 2, 1967 by $75, and of those who retired since then by a lesser amount, proportionate to the number of years the worker has been retired?P148,712123,0830.547147666439780.4528523335602200350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGRetirement Plan TransfersNovember319921992-11-03T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be authorized to allow miscellaneous employees who become police officers or firefighters to keep the retirement credit they earned as miscellaneous employees?P199,92868,2330.74555211235041640.2544478876495836550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHAllowable Rent IncreasesNovember319921992-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City's Rent Control Ordinance be amended to change the range of allowable annual rent increase based upon the Consumer Price Index from 4% - 7% maximum to 0% - 7% maximum?P143,761128,1930.52862248762658390.471377512373416150%+1OrdinanceInitiativeJAggressive PanhandlingNovember319921992-11-03T00:00:00Shall a person be prohibited from closely following another person while requesting money or other thing of value after the person being followed has made it known that he or she does not want to give any money or thing of value?P152,982123,8520.5526127571035350.4473872428964650350%+1OrdinanceMayorKHealth Maintenance Organization (HMO) DistrictNovember319921992-11-03T00:00:00Shall a special use district be created on the western 3/4 of the block bounded by Geary Boulevard, Broderick, Garden and Divisadero streets to permit the development of out-patient facilities operated by and affiliated with a health maintenance organization not allowed under current zoning restrictions?P137,537125,8810.522124532112460.4778754678875399350%+1OrdinanceInitiativeLFarmers' Market Zoning RestrictionsNovember319921992-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City, for the next 20 years, be prohibited from allowing any construction on or use of the land used by the Bernal Heights Farmers' Market and the hillside next to it except for the purposes related to the operation of the Farmers' Market?F105,678165,5590.389614986156018530.610385013843981550%+1OrdinanceInitiativeASchool Sales TaxJune1519931993-06-15T00:00:00Shall an ordinance of the San Francisco Educational Financing Authority be adopted so as to 1) approve a transactions and use tax of one quarter of one percent for a limited term for the general purpose of providing financial assistance to the San Francisco Unified School District and the San Francisco Community College District; 2) approve an increase in the California Constitution Article XIIIB appropriations limit for said districts in an amount equal to or greater than the revenue derived by each district from the transactions and use tax for the same fiscal year?P59,54721,1080.7382927282871490.26170727171285150%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsACultural Facilities Bonds $98,045,000November219931993-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $98,045,000 for certain cultural facilities improvements, including improvements to Asian Art Museum, Steinhart Aquarium, Mission Cultural Center, Bayview Opera House, Center for African and African-American Art and Culture - Western Addition, South of Market Cultural Center, Art Commission Gallery, Gay/Lesbian Cultural Center and the Palace of Fine Arts (Exploratorium).F88,72156,2770.61187740520558910.3881225947944109766.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsAAPublic Officials and Employees Ride Public TransitNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco that all City officials and full-time employees travel to and from work on public transit at least twice a week?P91,38749,2100.6499925318463410.35000746815365950%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeBStreet and Traffic Safety Bonds $68,000,000November219931993-11-02T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $68,000,000 for street, sidewalk, lighting, traffic safety and utility improvements.F84,37559,5450.5862632017787660.41373679822123466.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBBPolice PuppetNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco to allow Police Officer Bob Geary to decide when he may use his puppet Brendan O'Smarty while on duty?P70,37467,8570.50910432536840510.4908956746315949550%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeESpousal Pension BenefitsNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall the surviving spouses of deceased employees who qualify for a pension be allowed to continue receiving a pension upon remarriage?F65,32377,0580.458790147561823570.541209852438176450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFPolice and Fire Retirement Benefit ModificationsNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors, by a vote of eight of its members, be allowed to change retirement benefits for police officers and firefighters, and to contract to make police officers and firefighters members of the State Public Employees Retirement System instead of the City retirement system?F50,85886,7340.369629048200476760.630370951799523250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGWage FreezeNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall employees whose salaries are set by salary survey and who are represented by employee organizations that did not agree to wage freeze in 1991-92 be allowed to negotiate for dental coverage and two additional days off in 1993-94 and 1994-95 in return for acceptance of the 1993-94 wage freeze?F62,31173,6630.458256725550472870.541743274449527150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHRadio Communication System Lease FinancingNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City enter into a lease financing arrangement with the City and County of San Francisco Corporation, or a similar non-profit corporation, the obligations or evidence of indebtedness with respect to which shall not exceed the aggregate principal amount of fifty million dollars ($50,000,000) for the purpose of acquiring radio communications systems and related equipment for various departments, including, but not limited to, the Police, Fire, Sheriff, Parking & Traffic, and Public Health departments?P77,38356,5330.57784730726724220.4221526927327578550%+1Lease FinancingSupervisorsIHealth Department Lease FinancingNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors, without voter approval and subject to specified debt limits, be authorized to approve the lease financing of equipment and improvements to buildings, to be used by or for the Department of Health, if the Controller certifies that certain conditions are met?F60,78976,2410.44361818579873020.556381814201269850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJCash ManagementNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Controller be allowed to approve the transfer of surplus funds from one City department to another department to pay for expenses, if the money transferred is repaid with interest within 12 months on conditions set by the Treasurer and Controller?P72,06864,6140.5272676724074860.47273232759251450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsKEthics CommissionNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall an Ethics Commission be created, with the power to (1) administer the City's campaign contribution, conflict of interest, lobbying and whistleblowing laws, (2) investigate alleged violations of these laws and impose penalties under certain circumstances, and (3) submit directly to the voters ordinances relating to governmental ethics?P71,62365,9790.52050842284269130.479491577157308850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsLHuman Resources DepartmentNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to create a Human Resources Department, and transfer to this department functions of the Civil Service Commission, the Health Services Board, the Employee Relations Office and personnel functions of the Department of Public Health, and shall the Board of Supervisors be authorized to transfer to this new department workers' compensation functions now performed by the Retirement Board?P79,91154,2770.59551524726503110.4044847527349688750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsMTransportation CommissionNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall the management of the Municipal Railway be transferred from the Public Utilities Commission to a new Public Transportation Commission, to be funded in part by revenues from parking meters, parking tickets, parking garages and the parking tax, and shall certain excess PUC revenues be allowed to be transferred to the City's general fund if certain conditions are met?P72,09065,9250.52233452885555920.477665471144440850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsNCharter ReviewNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Mayor, a member of the Board of Supervisors, and the Chief Administrative Officer be directed to review the Charter and propose changes that the Board of Supervisors could submit to the voters to make City government more cost effective and responsive?P73,95362,7810.54085304313484570.459146956865154250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsOMeetings of Supervisor CommitteesNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall committees of the Board of Supervisors be allowed, upon giving 30 days notice, to hold special meetings in San Francisco at locations other than City Hall?P89,64246,3590.6591275064153940.34087249358460650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsPBoard of Supervisors MeetingsNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be allowed, upon giving 30 days notice, to hold special meetings in San Francisco at locations other than City Hall?P82,38850,7990.61858890131919790.381411098680802250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsQPurchasing ProceduresNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall rules for purchasing equipment and supplies be changed to allow departments, with purchaser approval, to make purchases below $5,000, to require written contracts above $2,500 and sealed bids above $50,000, and allow the Board of Supervisors after 1997 to modify the $5,000 and $2,500 limits?P81,33949,5140.62160592420502390.37839407579497650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsRRetirement BoardNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall retired employees be allowed to vote and be candidates in Retirement Board elections provided that not more than one retired employee at a time may serve on the Board?P106,32227,9120.7920646036026640.20793539639733650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsSFine Arts MuseumsNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Board of Trustees of the Fine Arts Museums be allowed greater independence in the management and operation of the museums?P99,38336,9660.72888690052732330.2711130994726767650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsTDeputy Fire ChiefsNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Chief of the Fire Department be allowed to appoint two Deputy Chiefs chosen from the rank of Assistant Chief or Battalion Chief?P95,40339,3050.70822074412803990.291779255871960150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsUCity Election ProceduresNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall candidates for City office be required to be San Francisco residents at the time they take out nomination papers, and shall certain other election procedures be changed, including providing the Registrar of Voters and other officials more time to prepare election materials?P122,15314,0000.89717450221442050.1028254977855794650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsVGeneral AssistanceNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall certain changes be made to San Francisco's General Assistance ("GA") laws to (1) add a durational residency requirement for GA applicants, (2) increase penalties for persons who violate GA rules or obtain GA benefits through fraud, (3) strengthen the City's ability to recover overpayments of GA, and (4) enable the City to obtain fingerprints for GA applicants and recipients to prevent duplicate GA payments?P85,73854,1130.61306676391302170.3869332360869782750%+1OrdinanceMayorWLimits on Officeholder AccountsNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall contributions to "officeholder accounts", which elected City officials form to accept contributions for purposes other than seeking election to City office, be limited to $250 a year, and shall elected officials be prohibited from accepting contributions to officeholder accounts for the six month period before they are up for re-election?F64,57568,0670.4868367485411860.513163251458813950%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsXElimination of Officeholder AccountsNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall "officeholder accounts", which elected City officials form to accept contributions for purposes other than seeking election to City office, be abolished, and shall all future contributions received by such officials be deposited in their campaign account and be subject to the City's $500 campaign contribution limit?P89,24542,2020.67894284388384670.3210571561161532650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeYTaxi PermitsNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall City law regulating taxicabs be amended to: (1) increase the total number of taxicab permits from 811 to 1,200 by 1998, (2) create three types of permits, (3) change procedures for issuing permits after 1999, and (4) allow persons driving pursuant to agreement with permit holder to choose whether to work as employees or independent contractors?F63,70275,6870.457008802703226250.542991197296773850%+1OrdinanceMayorZGarbage and RecyclablesNovember219931993-11-02T00:00:00Shall the ordinance regulating refuse collection be repealed, and replaced by an ordinance that would (1) create a new commission to award contracts for collection of garbage and residential recyclables through competitive bidding, and (2) allow all businesses to contract with licensed recyclers for collection of recyclables?F33,682108,8600.23629526735979570.763704732640204350%+1OrdinanceInitiativeASchool Bonds $95,000,000June719941994-06-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $95,000,000 for the acquisition, construction and/or reconstruction of San Francisco Unified School District facilities, including facility upgrades, construction of new improvements, improvements to comply with the American Disabilities Act, removal and abatement of certain hazardous materials and related acquisition, construction or reconstruction necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes.P82,33638,0230.68408677373524210.3159132262647579355%Bond IssueSupervisorsB911 Dispatch Center FinancingJune719941994-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City enter into lease financing arrangements with the City and County of San Francisco Lease Finance Corporation, or a similar nonprofit corporation, the obligations or evidence of indebtedness with respect to which shall not exceed the aggregate principal amount of Sixty Million dollars ($60,000,000), for the purpose of constructing a combined dispatch center and acquiring related equipment, including a computer-aided dispatch system, for police, fire and emergency medical services?P74,32538,7130.65752224915515130.3424777508448486650%+1Lease FinancingSupervisorsCLease Finance Limit IncreaseJune719941994-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City's aggregate principal debt limit for the lease financing of equipment without voter approval be increased from $20,000,000 to $40,000,000, with the limit thereafter increased by five percent each year?F37,24371,5810.3422314930530030.65776850694699750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDPolice StaffingJune719941994-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City be required to employ a minimum of 1,971 full duty police officers, with an emphasis on assigning officers to neighborhood policing and patrol?P62,41455,2320.53052377471397240.4694762252860275650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAWater Systems Facilities Bonds $157,000,000November419971997-11-04T00:00:00Shall the Public Utilities Commission issue revenue bonds in a principal amount not to exceed $157 million for acquiring and constructing reliability and seismic safety improvements to the City's water system?P61,25956,0850.52204629124625030.4779537087537496550%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsELibrary Fund, Property Tax RevenuesJune719941994-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City be required to maintain funding for the Library Department at a level no lower than that for 1992-93 fiscal year, and to establish a Library Preservation Fund, to be used only for additional library services, by placing a certain amount of property tax revenues in that fund annually, and shall the City be required to keep open a main and 26 branch libraries for a specified minimum number of hours each week?P82,86035,8000.69829765717175120.3017023428282487650%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeFEmployment after RetirementJune719941994-06-07T00:00:00Shall retired City employees, who have special skills or knowledge, be allowed to return to work for the City for no more than 120 days or 960 hours each year and continue to receive retirement benefits while working?P59,08556,2550.51226807698976940.487731923010230650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGMission-Driven BudgetingJune719941994-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City's current line-item budget process be replaced with a mission-driven budget process?P60,29640,7480.59673013736590.403269862634150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHAirport Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) StationJune719941994-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City be required to select the site for the Airport BART station that is the most cost-effective, convenient and safest, as defined by the measure, without raising city taxes or diverting City funds from police, fire, public health or library programs?F47,71168,0040.412314738797908640.587685261202091350%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsIBay Area Rapid Transit (BART) to the AirportJune719941994-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City be required to take all actions necessary to extend BART service into the Airport terminal area, and shall the Airports Commission be required to take all appropriate actions to generate the revenue necessary for this BART extension, which shall first include using any available Airport, regional, state and federal funds, and if necessary, adopting a passenger facility charge, if approved by the federal government?P75,84443,6340.63479469023585930.365205309764140750%+1OrdinanceInitiativeJATM AreaJune719941994-06-07T00:00:00Shall persons be prohibited from loitering or lingering within thirty feet of a cash dispensing machine ("ATM") for more than one minute, while another person is using the ATM?P69,43250,5210.5788267071269580.4211732928730419550%+1OrdinanceMayorKLow-Income Rental HousingJune719941994-06-07T00:00:00Shall public or private sponsors, with financial assistance from a state public body, be authorized to develop, construct and/or acquire low-rent housing developments with the City and County of San Francisco to provide not more than 3,000 affordable rental units for living accommodations for persons and families of low income, including the elderly or disabled?P74,30140,7370.64588223021957960.3541177697804203750%+1Policy DeclarationMayorASan Bruno Jail Bonds $195,600,000November819941994-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $195,600,000 to pay the cost of acquisition, construction and reconstruction of county correctional facilities to replace the existing San Bruno jail facilities, including replacement housing, administrative buildings, health clinics, training range, special housing units, health and safety improvements and renovation of certain improvements, and related acquisition, construction, or reconstruction necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes.P114,02297,0300.54025548206129290.459744517938707150%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsBOld Main Library, Asian Art Museum Bonds $41,730,000November819941994-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $41,730,000 to pay the cost of construction and reconstruction of certain improvements to the Old Main Library, improvements necessary for relocating the Asian Art Museum to such location, asbestos abatement, historic preservation, improvements necessary to provide access to the disabled and for building code compliance, and related acquisition, construction and reconstruction necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes.P155,87864,2660.70807289773966130.291927102260338766.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCCity Hall Improvement Bonds $38,350,000November819941994-11-08T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $38,350,000 to pay the cost of construction and reconstruction of certain improvements to City Hall, including life safety improvements, a providing access for the disabled, historic preservation, electrical power and systems upgrade, functional space conversions and provision of a childcare facility, and related acquisition, construction and reconstruction necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes.P134,37873,7760.64557010674788860.3544298932521114450%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsDSewer Revenue Bonds $146,075,000November819941994-11-08T00:00:00To issue revenue bonds in the principal amount of $146, 075,000 to provide funds for acquiring, construction, improving and financing additions, betterments and improvements to the existing municipal sewage treatment and disposal system, including, without limitation, flood control and major rehabilitation and upgrade of existing systems and facilities.P130,14074,3810.63631607512187020.363683924878129950%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsECommission on the Status of WomenNovember819941994-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Commission on the Status of Women be placed in the Charter, and shall members of the Commission be removed only for official misconduct?P133,38566,2170.66825482710594090.331745172894059250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFCollective BargainingNovember819941994-11-08T00:00:00Shall wages, hours and most benefits and working conditions for miscellaneous City employees be set through collective bargaining, with disputes resolved on an issue by issue basis by an arbitration board, subject to review by a court?P153,78546,0100.76971395680572590.2302860431942741250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGBuilding Inspection CommissionNovember819941994-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Bureau of Building Inspection, which is part of the Department of Public Works under the Chief Administrative Officer, be replaced by a new Building Inspection Department, governed by a seven-member commission, which would have the power to review decisions of certain City departments concerning building construction projects?P104,39890,7420.53499026340063550.4650097365993645650%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeHDomestic Partner Retirement BenefitsNovember819941994-11-08T00:00:00Shall a surviving domestic partner of a City employee be treated as a surviving spouse for the purpose of receiving retirement and health benefits, provided that the domestic partnership is registered with the Retirement Board at least one year before the employee's retirement?P123,55888,7200.58205749064905450.4179425093509454650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIRent ControlNovember819941994-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City's Rent Control Ordinance be extended to owner-occupied buildings containing four or fewer units, and shall any rent increases paid by tenants in such units after May 1 be refunded?P106,838102,8400.50953366590677130.4904663340932286550%+1OrdinanceInitiativeJOfficial NewspapersNovember819941994-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Purchaser's recommendation to the Board of Supervisors regarding the selection of an official newspaper be based on a number of specified factors, rather than solely on the lowest responsible bid?P107,30585,7650.5557828766768530.4442171233231470650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeKCollection of Garbage and RecyclingNovember819941994-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City's refuse ordinance be amended to (1) allow licensed recyclers to collect recyclables from businesses without a refuse permit; (2) require that future contracts for all refuse collection and recycling programs be competitively bid; and (3) add two residents to the Refuse Rate Board and require the Board to set rates for refuse collection from businesses?F72,926132,5460.35491940507709080.645080594922909350%+1OrdinanceInitiativeLElections Task ForceNovember819941994-11-08T00:00:00Shall an Elections Task Force be created to prepare plans to provide a different method for electing the Board of Supervisors, which could be submitted to the voters at the November 1995 election, and shall $25,000 be appropriated for this purpose?P102,60893,0870.52432611972712640.475673880272873650%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsMSidewalk ProhibitionsNovember819941994-11-08T00:00:00Shall persons be prohibited from sitting or lying down on public sidewalks from 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. in designated commercial districts?F108,131111,0120.493426666605823570.506573333394176450%+1OrdinanceMayorNGeneral Assistance PaymentsNovember819941994-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City be authorized to pay rent directly to a housing provider for General Assistance ("GA") recipients who do not find their own housing, and to deduct the amount of the rent payment from the person's monthly GA benefits?P105,636100,4470.51258958769039660.487410412309603450%+1OrdinanceMayorODowntown Transit Assessment District PreparationNovember819941994-11-08T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be urged to create a downtown transit assessment district, for the purpose of raising funds for the Municipal Railway through an annual charge on downtown commercial property owners, and shall up to $300,000 be appropriated to pay for the work that must be done before the Board could create this district?F92,035113,1420.448563922856850430.551436077143149650%+1OrdinanceInitiativePFerry Building and Pier 52November819941994-11-08T00:00:00Shall the 1990 Waterfront Land Use Plan initiative be amended to allow the City to approve restoration and improvements to (1) the Ferry Building and Agricultural Building and adjacent pier area and (2) the public boat launch near Pier 52?P126,82669,9420.64454586111562850.3554541388843714450%+1OrdinanceMayorQNeighborhood Crime PreventionNovember819941994-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City appropriate $900,000 in each of the next three years to provide grants to assist the neighborhood crime prevention efforts?P142,25864,6280.6876154017188210.31238459828117950%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsRYouth CommissionNovember819941994-11-08T00:00:00Shall it be the policy of the people of San Francisco to form a commission, composed entirely of young people, to address issues of importance to youth?P129,00378,1020.62288694140653290.3771130585934670550%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsACity Hall Improvement Bonds $63,590,000November719951995-11-07T00:00:00To incur bonded indebtedness of $63,590,000 to pay the cost of acquisition, construction and/or reconstruction of certain improvements to City Hall, including life safety improvements, electrical power system improvements, data and communication system improvements, historic preservation improvements, functional space conversion improvements, childcare improvements, disabled access improvements and waterproofing improvements and related acquisition, construction and/or reconstruction necessary for the foregoing purposes.P135,67859,2890.69590238348028130.304097616519718766.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBUnderground Storage Tank Bonds $44,100,000November719951995-11-07T00:00:00To incur bonded indebtedness of $44,100,000 to pay the cost of acquisition, construction and/or reconstruction of certain improvements to underground storage tanks owned by the City and County, including repair, removal and/or replacement of the underground storage tanks and testing and remediation of past and present storage tank sites, and related acquisition, construction and/or reconstruction for the foregoing purposes.F110,79678,5360.58519426193142210.4148057380685779666.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCSteinhart Aquarium Improvement Bonds $29,245,000November719951995-11-07T00:00:00To incur indebtedness of $29,245,000 to pay the cost of acquisition, construction and/or reconstruction of certain improvements to Steinhart Aquarium and related facilities and structures, including seismic improvements, asbestos and lead abatement, disabled access improvements, life support system improvements, building system improvements and structural improvements, and related acquisition, construction and/or reconstruction necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes.P159,72539,9650.7998647904251590.2001352095748410266.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDPrevailing WagesNovember719951995-11-07T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be authorized to suspend the prevailing wage requirement for City contracts where the work is performed by certain non-profit organizations that provide job training and experience for disadvantaged individuals?P137,36651,2530.72827233735731820.2717276626426818350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsENew City CharterNovember719951995-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City adopt a new Charter?P106,90077,3410.58021830102962970.419781698970370350%+1New CharterSupervisorsFYouth CommissionNovember719951995-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City establish a Youth Commission, composed of members between 12 to 23 years of age, to advise the Mayor and Board of Supervisors on issues that primarily affect children and youth?P115,78580,1170.59103531357515490.4089646864248450750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGOffice of Citizen ComplaintsNovember719951995-11-07T00:00:00Shall the Director of the Office of Citizen Complaints (OCC) be appointed by the Mayor and confirmed by the Board of Supervisors, and shall the number of OCC investigators be specified by the Charter?P116,91966,8270.63630772914784540.363692270852154650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHParking and TrafficNovember719951995-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City abolish the Department of Parking and Traffic, transfer its functions to the Police Department, specify the minimum number of parking control officers, require that only 50% of parking control officer duties be related to issuing parking citations, require that these officers automatically be promoted to a supervisory position after ten years of service, require that all City parking meters accept dimes, nickels and quarters, roll back certain parking fines to the 1988 level, and prohibit an increase in these fines for three years?F47,466148,9240.24169255053719640.758307449462803650%+1Charter AmendmentInitiativeITaxicabsNovember719951995-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City regulate the fees that taxicab permit holders may charge to taxicab operators, and the fees that operators may charge to drivers, and shall the City be required to establish a centralized dispatch system for all taxicabs?F61,421129,0070.32254185308883150.677458146911168650%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsJMunicipal Railway (MUNI) AuditNovember719951995-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City be required to conduct a management audit of Muni and prepare and implement an Action Plan based on the audit results, and shall $125,000 be appropriated to pay the cost of the audit?P103,90986,6120.5453939460741860.4546060539258139450%+1OrdinanceInitiativeKCity ServicesNovember719951995-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City be required to study annually whether contracting out government services would reduce the cost of improve the efficiency of those services, and shall the City be urged to consider this information when preparing the annual budget?F87,93699,1340.470070027262522060.52992997273747850%+1OrdinanceMayorLCurfewNovember719951995-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City's curfew law be amended to (1) apply to 17 year olds, (2) require the City to establish a central facility for holding curfew violators, and (3) extend operation of the curfew law, which is currently set to expire in 1996, for an indefinite period?F90,151106,0410.4595039553090850.540496044690915150%+1OrdinanceMayorMCampaign Spending Limits #2November719951995-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City establish voluntary limits on the amount candidates for local office may spend on election campaigns, as proposed by the Mayor?F68,083119,2790.363376778642414130.636623221357585950%+1OrdinanceMayorNCampaign Spending Limits #1November719951995-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City establish voluntary limits on the amount candidates for local office may spend on election campaigns, as proposed by the Board of Supervisors?P130,68253,4940.70954956128920170.2904504387107983450%+1OrdinanceReferendumORename Army Street Cesar ChavezNovember719951995-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City rename Cesar Chavez Street as Army Street?F91,647109,5950.45540692300811960.544593076991880450%+1OrdinanceInitiativeAMoscone Convention Center FinancingMarch2619961996-03-26T00:00:00Shall the City use lease financing to expand the Moscone Convention Center, if the total owed for this lease financing does not exceed $157.5 million plus interest?P103,68053,0050.66170979991703090.33829020008296950% +1Lease FinancingSupervisorsBBallparkMarch2619961996-03-26T00:00:00Shall various City ordinances be changed so that a ballpark may be built at China Basin?P108,96855,3680.66308051796319730.3369194820368026650% +1OrdinanceSupervisorsBDrinking Water Bonds $147,000,000November419971997-11-04T00:00:00Shall the Public Utilities Commission issue revenue bonds in a principal amount not to exceed $147 million for acquiring and constructing safe drinking water improvements to the City's water system?P64,34253,5280.5458725714770510.45412742852294950%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsAHousing Bonds $100,000,000November519961996-11-05T00:00:00To incur indebtedness of $100,000,000 for the financing of (1) the development of housing affordable to low-income households in the City and County of San Francisco and (2) down-payment assistance to low- and moderate-income first-time home buyers, and all other costs necessary of convenient for the foregoing purposes.P176,59985,2460.67444098607955080.325559013920449166.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBDe Young Museum Bonds $73,300,000November519961996-11-05T00:00:00To incur indebtedness of $73,300,000 for the acquisition, construction and/or reconstruction of a new museum facility to replace the de Young Museum, and all other works, property, and structures necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes.F166,92399,7160.62602620021827260.3739737997817273566.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCRetired Employee BenefitsNovember519961996-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City increase the cost of living adjustments paid to most city retirees?P130,258126,7030.50691739213343660.493082607866563450% +1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDFirefighter Retirement BenefitsNovember519961996-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City increase pension benefits for firefighters hired after 1976?P150,017110,1080.57671119654012490.423288803459875150% +1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEEmployment Benefits and PracticesNovember519961996-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors, rather than the voters, approve changes in City employee retirement and health benefits and other Charter rules governing City employment?F71,114188,5670.27385137919216270.726148620807837350% +1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFBoard of Supervisors SalariesNovember519961996-11-05T00:00:00Shall the salary paid to members of the Board of Supervisors be increased from $23,924 to $50,000, and shall Board members be permitted to receive City Retirement benefits?F96,036166,0870.366377616615100540.633622383384899450% +1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsGElection of Supervisors, District ElectionsNovember519961996-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be elected by district, and shall there be district run-off elections if no candidate receives a majority of the votes cast in a district?P142,163108,3780.56742409426002130.4325759057399786750% +1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHElection of Supervisors, Preference VotingNovember519961996-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be elected using preference voting?F103,787134,2630.435988237765175370.564011762234824650% +1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIPolice and Firefighter Personnel PoliciesNovember519961996-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Police Commission and Fire Commission establish the rules and procedures for recruiting, hiring, and promoting police officers and firefighters, and conduct civil service tests for these employees?F111,810132,6560.45736421424656190.542635785753438150% +1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJTaxicabsNovember519961996-11-05T00:00:00Shall taxicab permit holders be permitted to sell their permits, and shall the City make other changes to the laws which regulate taxicabs?F87,014170,5090.33788826629077790.66211173370922250% +1OrdinanceSupervisorsACity College and School Bonds $140,000,000June319971997-06-03T00:00:00Shall the City and County incur $140 million of bonded indebtedness for the acquisition, construction and/or reconstruction of educational facilities used or to be used by the San Francisco Unified School District or the City College of San Francisco and all other works, property and structures necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes?P116,80151,6640.69332502300181040.306674976998189555%Bond IssueSupervisorsBCultural Centers Bonds $49,000,000June319971997-06-03T00:00:00Shall the City and County incur $49 million of bonded indebtedness for the acquisition, construction and/or reconstruction of community cultural facilities which include such facilities as the Mission Cultural Center, Bayview Opera House, Center for African and African-American Art and Culture, South of Market Cultural Center, Art Commission Gallery, Gay/Lesbian Cultural Center, Native American Cultural Center and the Center for Asian Pacific American Arts and Culture and all other works, property and structures necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes?F80,23485,4740.484189055446930750.515810944553069366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCZoo Bonds $48,000,000June319971997-06-03T00:00:00Shall the City and County incur $48 million of bonded indebtedness for the acquisition, construction and/or reconstruction of San Francisco Zoo facilities and properties and all other works, property and structures necessary or convenient for the ongoing purposes?P113,19055,7940.66982672915779010.3301732708422099366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsDFootball Stadium Bonds $100,000,000June319971997-06-03T00:00:00Shall the City lease-finance a stadium development at Candlestick Point, in principal amount not exceeding $100 million, and provided no City taxes are increased or newly imposed without Proposition 218 voter approval?P87,56786,0450.50438333755731170.495616662442688350%+1Bond IssueSupervisorsEPublic Utilities Commission Revenue UsesJune319971997-06-03T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to remove the priorities for the use of utility income?F55,12893,6390.37056605295529250.629433947044707550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFCandlestick Point, Stadium Land UseJune319971997-06-03T00:00:00Shall various City laws be changed so that a new stadium and entertainment and shopping center may be built at Candlestick Point?P87,10285,9020.50346812790455710.4965318720954428650%+1OrdinanceMayorCPolice and Firefighter Retirement BenefitsNovember419971997-11-04T00:00:00Shall City employees who transferred from the Tier 1 to Tier 2 retirement plan be permitted to return the cash payment received for the transfer in exchange for certain benefit increases?F54,74156,9460.49012866313895080.509871336861049150% +1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDLease ApprovalsNovember419971997-11-04T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to combine two sections governing approval of leases, and specify that the Board of Supervisors must approve leases that earn $1 million or more in revenue?P73,59134,8790.67844565317599340.3215543468240066350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEYouth CommissionNovember419971997-11-04T00:00:00Shall the Charter be amended to increase the powers of and change the rules governing the City's Youth Commission?F52,21858,6790.470869365266869230.529130634733130750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFMount DavidsonNovember419971997-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City sell 0.38 acres of Mt. Davidson Park, including the land on which the cross is located?P80,681375470.68241871637852280.3175812836214771450%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsGCampaign ConsultantsNovember419971997-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City require campaign consultants to register with the City's Ethics Commission and file quarterly activity reports?P68,90344,3770.6082538841807910.3917461158192090450%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsHCentral FreewayNovember419971997-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City authorize Caltrans to rebuild portions of the Central Freeway, and shall the City end the ban on construction of new construction of new above-ground Freeway ramps north of Fell Street?P64,60956,0540.53544997223672540.464550027763274650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeADe Young Museum Bonds $89.9 millionJune219981998-06-02T00:00:00Shall the City and County incur $89.9 million of bonded indebtedness for the acquisition, construction and/or reconstruction of a new M.H. de Young Memorial Museum in Golden Gate Park and all other works, property and structures necessary or convenient for improvements to Golden Gate Park in the areas appurtenant to, or which provide access to, the de Young Museum?F118,01365,3830.64348731706253140.3565126829374686366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBSupervisors' SalaryJune219981998-06-02T00:00:00Shall the salary of members of the Board of Supervisors be increased from $23,924 to $37,585?P105,38275,5950.58229498776087570.417705012239124350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCUtility Revenue UseJune219981998-06-02T00:00:00Shall the City change the priorities for spending water utility income, move the priorities for spending other income from the Charter to the Administrative Code, and create a separate fund for water utility income?F64,33389,6910.41768166000103880.582318339998961250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDEnvironmental Protection LoansJune219981998-06-02T00:00:00Shall the City be authorized to borrow money from the Federal and State governments to pay certain environmental improvement projects?P107,46160,3010.64055626423147080.359443735768529250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsERent Control ExemptionJune219981998-06-02T00:00:00Shall residential property that is occupied by the owner and that contains four or fewer rental units be exempt from the City's rent and eviction control law?F70,885110,9200.389895767443139640.610104232556860450%+1OrdinanceInitiativeFUse and Occupancy of City Hall, Protocol ActivitiesJune219981998-06-02T00:00:00Shall all of the City departments that were located in City Hall prior to the 1989 earthquake occupy the same amount of space in City Hall when the renovation is completed, and shall use of public funds for the City's Office of Protocol be prohibited?P102,76570,3370.5936673175353260.40633268246467450%+1OrdinanceInitiativeGBoard of Supervisors' StaffingJune219981998-06-02T00:00:00Shall the number of paid staff positions for each member of the Board of Supervisors be reduced from three to two, shall the Board's four legislative analyst positions be eliminated, and shall any future increase in staffing be prohibited?F78,96990,7100.46540231849551210.534597681504487850%+1OrdinanceInitiativeHWater and Sewer RatesJune219981998-06-02T00:00:00Shall the City's water and sewer rates be frozen at their current levels until July 1, 2006, subject to certain exceptions?P100,78170,5690.58815873942223520.411841260577764850%+1OrdinanceInitiativeIProject NotificationJune219981998-06-02T00:00:00Shall the City be required to notify the public before locating certain City facilities or services anywhere in San Francisco?P106,36763,7580.62522850844966940.374771491550330650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeJUnderground Parking for Golden Gate ParkJune219981998-06-02T00:00:00Shall the City authorize construction of an underground public parking garage and related landscaping and transit improvements in the Music Concourse area of Golden Gate Park, to be built with private donations?F104,06974,9850.58121572263116150.4187842773688384450%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsKUse and Control of Treasure IslandJune219981998-06-02T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to urge the repeal of State and City laws authorizing the Treasure Island Development Authority to oversee the conversion of Treasure Island to civilian use, and to impose certain restrictions on the development and leasing of Treasure Island?P93,50174,8490.55539649539649540.444603504603504650%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeLPresidio Land UseJune219981998-06-02T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to encourage the National Park Service and Presidio Trust to restore open space and preserve the existing housing units at the Presidio, and make most of the existing housing units available as rental housing?P93,00281,9880.53147036973541350.4685296302645865550%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsAPolice Retirement BenefitsNovember319981998-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City increase pension benefits for police officers hired after 1976?P125,42693,0020.5742212536854250.425778746314575150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsBCustomer Service PlanNovember319981998-11-03T00:00:00Shall City departments be required to prepare an annual Customer Service Plan?P118,10291,7940.56266913137934980.4373308686206502450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCParamedic Retirement BenefitsNovember319981998-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City count the time that paramedics worked for the Department of Public Health towards their Fire Department pensions?P132,43780,5000.62195391125074550.378046088749254550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDTaxi CommissionNovember319981998-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City create a Taxi Commission to regulate taxicabs?P143,44770,1830.67147404390769080.328525956092309150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsECentral FreewayNovember319981998-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City repeal 1997's Proposition H and authorize Caltrans to replace the Central Freeway with an elevated structure to Market Street and a ground-level boulevard from Market along Octavia Street?P115,593103,0130.52877322671838830.4712267732816116750%+1OrdinanceInitiativeFStadium Admission TaxNovember319981998-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City continue to collect the stadium admission tax and make the supplemental admission tax permanent?P150,49157,5880.72323973106368260.2767602689363174450%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsGOwner Move-In Eviction LimitationsNovember319981998-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City impose new restrictions on owner move-in evictions and make permanent the existing moratorium on owner move-in evictions of long-term senior, disabled, or catastrophically ill tenants?P121,24997,8500.55339823550084670.4466017644991533450%+1OrdinanceInitiativeHHotel Tax SurchargeNovember319981998-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City continue to collect the 2% hotel tax surcharge?P180,12935,2330.83640103639453570.1635989636054642850%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsIBay Bridge Rail ServiceNovember319981998-11-03T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to ask the State to include passenger rail service in the redesign of the Bay Bridge?P131,25083,5900.61091975423571030.389080245764289750%+1Policy DeclarationMayorJHealth CareNovember319981998-11-03T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to create a voluntary health care purchasing program to help make affordable health care coverage available to uninsured City residents?P140,27776,5370.64699235289234090.353007647107659150%+1Policy DeclarationMayorALaguna Honda Project Bonds $299,000,000November219991999-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City and County incur bonded debt and/or other evidences of indebtedness and/or undertake lease financing, in an aggregate principal amount not exceeding $299,000,000 for the acquisition, improvement, construction and/or reconstruction of a new health care, assisted living and/or other type of continuing care facility or facilities to replace Laguna Honda Hospital, and reduce the property tax impact by requiring the application of available tobacco settlement revenues received by the City and County, and any state and/or federal grants or funds received by the City and County that are required to be used to fund these facilities, (a) to finance the acquisition, improvement, construction and/or reconstruction costs of such facilities, and (b) to pay the principal and redemption price of, interest on, reserve fund deposits, if any, and/or financing costs for the obligations authorized thereby?P139,21050,8090.73261094943137260.2673890505686273366.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBFirefighter and Police Retirement BenefitsNovember219991999-11-02T00:00:00Shall firefighters and police officers who transferred to the Tier 2 retirement plan in 1981 receive improved retirement benefits given other Tier 2 members since then if they meet certain repayment conditions?P127,89751,1830.71418918918918920.2858108108108108350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCSupervisorial District BoundariesNovember219991999-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City make changes in how it defines the districts that will be used to elect members of the Board of Supervisors?P123,19648,2630.7185157967794050.2814842032205950350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDSick Leave and Vacation Credit TransfersNovember219991999-11-02T00:00:00Shall City employees be allowed to donate unused sick leave or vacation credits to a pool for City employees who are catastrophically ill, and to donate vacation credits to be used by City employees to care for catastrophically ill spouses, domestic partners, and dependents?P138,67244,2460.75811019145190740.2418898085480925850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEMunicipal Transportation AgencyNovember219991999-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City create a Municipal Transportation Agency with expanded powers and duties to run the Municipal Railway and the Department of Parking and Traffic?P110,07970,1130.61089837506659560.389101624933404450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFATM FeesNovember219991999-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City prohibit banks and other financial institutions from charging a fee to persons who do not have an account with that bank for use of the bank's automated teller machines in San Francisco?P124,61562,9780.66428384854445530.3357161514555447350%+1OrdinanceInitiativeGSunshine Ordinance AmendmentNovember219991999-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City make changes in the requirements and procedures regarding public access to City records and meetings provided in the Sunshine Ordinance?P97,15669,0860.5844251151935130.415574884806486950%+1OrdinanceInitiativeHDowntown CalTrain StationNovember219991999-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City pursue extending CalTrain from the Fourth and Townsend Streets station to a new or rebuilt station on the site of the Transbay Terminal, as well as other improvements in CalTrain facilities and services?P123,62354,7510.69305504165405270.3069449583459472650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeIOctavia Boulevard PlanNovember219991999-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City use the proceeds from any sale of excess Central Freeway right-of-way property to fund the Octavia Boulevard Plan and related transportation improvements, support construction of housing and mixed uses on the right-of-way, and prohibit widening of the existing elevated freeway structure?P97,38681,8230.54342136834645580.456578631653544250%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsJCentral Freeway ReplacementNovember219991999-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City repeal 1998's Proposition E and authorize Caltrans to retrofit and widen the lower deck of the Central Freeway to provide a four-lane, single-deck structure over Market Street from South Van Ness Avenue to Oak and Fell Streets, and prepare an annual transit plan?F86,23695,8310.47364981023469380.526350189765306250%+1OrdinanceInitiativeKCampaign Expenditure LimitNovember219991999-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City set voluntary spending limits for candidates running for the Board of Supervisors by district at $75,000 for the general election and $20,000 for the run-off election?P140,88235,6550.79803100766411570.2019689923358842550%+1OrdinanceEthics CommissionARecreation and Park Bonds $110,000,000March720002000-03-07T00:00:00Neighborhood Recreation and Park Facilities Improvement Bonds, 2000. Shall the City and County incur $110,000,000 of bonded indebtedness for the acquisition, construction and reconstruction of recreation and park facilities and properties, and all other works, property and structures necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes?P144,47438,8850.78792968984342190.2120703101565780766.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBAcademy of Sciences Bonds $87,445,000March720002000-03-07T00:00:00Shall the City and County incur $87,445,000 of bonded indebtedness for the acquisition, construction and/or reconstruction of certain improvements to the California Academy of Sciences, and all other works, property and structures necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes?P122,72260,3680.67028237478835550.3297176252116445566.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsCOpen Space FundMarch720002000-03-07T00:00:00Shall the City extend the Open Space Fund for 30 years, add new planning and budgeting requirements, and authorize the Board of Supervisors to issue revenue bonds secured by the Fund?P126,47844,9930.73760577590379720.2623942240962028350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDBoard of Supervisors BenefitsMarch720002000-03-07T00:00:00Shall the members of the Board of Supervisors be added to the City's Employee Retirement System and shall the City be authorized to pay the full cost of health benefits for Board members?P88,67186,8510.50518453527193170.4948154647280682550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEPublic Assistance BenefitsMarch720002000-03-07T00:00:00Shall the City limit cash payments for certain public assistance programs to 15 percent of total benefits, add to the residency and fingerprinting requirements, and increase the penalties for fraud?F72,7351029470.414015095456563560.585984904543436450%+1OrdinanceInitiativeFBayview Hunters Point ReparationsMarch720002000-03-07T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to waive taxes on certain residential property and on small businesses in Bayview Hunters Point for five years, and to appropriate $150 million to create jobs for residents of the neighborhood?F66,008109,6010.375880507263295140.624119492736704950%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeABranch Library Bonds $105,865,000November720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City incur $105,865,000 of bonded indebtedness for the acquisition, renovation, and construction of branch libraries and other library facilities, other than the Main Library, and all other works, property and structures necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes?P219,63175,6470.74381091716958260.256189082830417466.67%Bond IssueSupervisorsBDistrict AideNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City allow each member of the Board of Supervisors to hire a third aide?F109,149181,9940.374898245879172750.625101754120827250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCCity Worker RetirementNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City increase retirement benefits for miscellaneous employees hired after 1976?P172,675114,4090.60147900962784410.398520990372155950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDChildren's FundNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City extend the Children's Fund until 2016, increase the annual set-aside of property tax revenues for the Fund, create a citizen advisory committee, and add new planning requirements?P207,74976,3250.73132000816688610.268679991833113950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsECity Retiree Health BenefitsNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City increase health benefits for retired City employees by placing a cap on monthly health care premium costs, and paying one-half the cost of health coverage for the retiree's primary dependent?P160,068121,8240.5678344898046060.4321655101953939550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFClosure of John F. Kennedy (JFK) DriveNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City close John F. Kennedy Drive in Golden Gate Park to automobile traffic on Saturdays?F133,808162,8950.450982969501488030.54901703049851250%+1OrdinanceInitiativeGClosure of John F. Kennedy (JFK) Drive with LimitsNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City close John F. Kennedy Drive in Golden Gate Park to automobile traffic on Saturdays after the Music Concourse parking facility is opened?F109,486177,6670.381281059226266150.618718940773733950%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsHLandlord, Renter CostsNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City's Rent Control Ordinance be amended to limit the types of costs on which a landlord my base a rent increase?P169,858126,3080.57352295672021770.426477043279782350%+1OrdinanceInitiativeIBusiness Tax RevisionNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City eliminate the gross receipts method of calculating the business tax and raise the existing payroll expense tax rate from 1.5 to 1.7 percent?F96,515169,4360.3629051968219710.63709480317802950%+1OrdinanceMayorJCity Contractor ContributionsNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City ban officials from accepting gifts, payments, or campaign contributions from a person or group if the official previously approved granting the donor a contract or special benefit?P236,09449,5380.82656705131077750.173432948689222550%+1OrdinanceInitiativeKOffice Development ControlsNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City adopt new controls on office development, including office space for computer-based services?F111,610172,8380.39237400157498030.607625998425019750%+1OrdinanceMayorLOffice Development, Live Work ControlsNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City adopt new controls on office development, including office space for computer-based services, and live/work units?F142,241143,5130.49777430937099740.502225690629002650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeMTaxicab PermitsNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall City law be amended to authorize issuance of restricted taxicab permits in the names of one or more persons, and to set a full-time driving or operating requirement for permit-holders at 800 hours per year?F103,722170,0100.37891806584542550.621081934154574650%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsNControls on Rental ConversionsNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall the rules that govern converting rental housing to condominiums also apply to converting rental housing to certain forms of joint ownership with exclusive rights of occupancy, and shall the annual 200-unit cap on such conversions be made permanent?F126,746149,0590.459549319265423030.540450680734576950%+1OrdinanceInitiativeOPublic Campaign FinanceNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City provide public financing to candidates for the Board of Supervisors, limit contributions to independent committees, and limit the overall amount a person or group may contribute to all City candidates and political committees?P144,692130,1190.52651458638846340.473485413611536750%+1OrdinanceEthics CommissionPHunters Point Clean-upNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to support a full clean-up by the Navy of the Hunters Point Shipyard, to allow unrestricted use of the entire site in the future?P242,79538,2930.86376864184881610.1362313581511839850%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsQPedestrian Safety FundNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to establish a Pedestrian Safety Fund to pay for improvements designed to make City streets safer for pedestrians?P190,58194,3290.66891649994735180.331083500052648250%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsRPier 45 Public Education FacilityNovember720002000-11-07T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to use Pier 45 as the site for a public educational facility focusing on the San Francisco Bay and operated by an independent non-profit organization?P202,73176,5400.72592929448456880.274070705515431250%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisorsACapital Improvements--San Francisco Community College DistrictNovember620012001-11-06T00:00:00Shall the San Francisco Community College District issue, at interest rates within legal limits, bonds of $195,000,000 to pay for capital improvements including facilities to eliminate outdated bungalows; improved disabled accessibility; complete technology network, and new campuses in the Mission and Chinatown/North Beach neighborhoods) further described in the General Obligation Bond Project Report available from the Director of Elections and College?P91,64335,3920.72139961427952930.2786003857204707455%Bond issueBRenewable EnergyNovember620012001-11-06T00:00:00Shall the City and County of San Francisco (or one of its agencies, departments or enterprises) issue revenue bonds and/or other forms of revenue financing in a principal amount not to exceed $100, 000, 000, to finance the acquisition, construction, rehabilitation, installation and/or improvement of solar energy facilities and equipment, energy conservation facilities and equipment and/or renewable energy facilities and equipment for various agencies, departments and/or enterprises of the City?P92,79835,0610.72578387129572420.274216128704275850%+1Bond issueBoard of SupervisorsCElective Office VacanciesNovember620012001-11-06T00:00:00Shall the rules for filling vacancies in elective offices be changed to shorten the time that a person appointed to fill a vacant office would serve before there is an election for that office?P92,53430,6790.75100841631970650.2489915836802934850%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsDLand Fill in San Francisco BayNovember620012001-11-06T00:00:00Shall voter approval be required for any City project that would place 100 acres or more of fill in San Francisco Bay?P94,08532,2770.74456719583419060.255432804165809350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsEElection, Ethics, Outside CounselNovember620012001-11-06T00:00:00Shall there be 1. a new Elections Commission to oversee the Department of Elections 2. a rule prohibiting City employees outside the Department of Elections from helping with elections without Board of Supervisors approval 3. new conflict-of-interest rules for the Elections Department, Elections Commission, Ethics Commission and City Attorney 4. a reorganization of the Ethics Commission; and 5. new procedures for City agencies to retain outside legal counsel when the City Attorney has a conflict of interest?P76,18045,3190.62700104527609280.372998954723907250%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsFMunicipal Water and Power AgencyNovember620012001-11-06T00:00:00Shall the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission be replaced with a new Municipal Water and Power Agency, governed by an elected board, whose goals would be to provide electricity to San Francisco and to develop renewable energy and conservation projects?F64,40564,9210.49800504152297290.50199495847702750%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsGRedistrictingNovember620012001-11-06T00:00:00Shall the rules for redrawing Board of Supervisors district lines be changed to require the use of adjusted census data and to establish deadlines for the beginning and completing redistricting?P67,91353,4500.55958570569283880.4404142943071611750%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsHRevenue Bonds, Renewable Energy and Energy Conservation ProjectsNovember620012001-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be allowed to issue revenue bonds to pay for renewable energy facilities or energy conservation facilities without voter approval?P68,39358,4930.53901139605630250.460988603943697550%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsIDistrict Formation--San Francisco-Brisbane Municipal Utility DistrictNovember620012001-11-06T00:00:00Shall the "San Francisco-Brisbane Municipal Utility District" be created and established?F60,22764,5830.48254947520230750.517450524797692550%+1Regional MeasureAInstant Runoff VotingMarch520022002-03-05T00:00:00Shall the City use instant run-off voting to elect City officers with a majority of votes without separate run-off elections?P76,34061,2610.55479247970581610.445207520294183950%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsBCost of Living BenefitsMarch520022002-03-05T00:00:00Shall the City change the way it pays cost of living increases to retired employees?P83,687483560.6337859636633520.366214036336647950%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsCNon-U.S. Citizen Commission ParticipationMarch520022002-03-05T00:00:00Shall the City permit individuals who are not U. S. citizens to serve on San Francisco boards, commissions and advisory bodies?F44,15794,8950.317557460518367250.682442539481632850%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsDAppointment of Planning Commission & Board of AppealsMarch520022002-03-05T00:00:00Shall the City change the way members of the Planning Commission and Board of Appeals are appointed and removed?P73,99255,4850.57146829166570120.4285317083342987750%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsEDomestic Partner BenefitsMarch520022002-03-05T00:00:00Shall the City permit employees who retired before 1995 to make their domestic partners eligible to receive survivor benefits?P90,43147,1930.65708742661163750.342912573388362550%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsFCitizen Oversight of Bond ExpendituresMarch520022002-03-05T00:00:00Shall the City create a committee to oversee how it spends bond money?P95,01239,9290.7041003105060730.29589968949392750%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsGOutdoor Commercial AdvertisingMarch520022002-03-05T00:00:00Shall the City prohibit new outdoor commercial advertising signs and regulate relocation of existing outdoor advertising signs?P108,98828,7360.79135081757718340.2086491824228166650%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsMEconomic DevelopmentNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City give new duties to its Office of Economic Development and shall the City use money from its business registration tax to promote economic and business development?F93,40498,1270.48767040322454330.512329596775456850%+1OrdinanceMayorNAdjusting Services and Payments to Homeless IndividualsNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City change the way it provides assistance to qualified homeless individuals by counting the value of housing, shelter and meal services as part of their cash benefit?P125,43684,4330.5976871286373880.402312871362611950%+1OrdinanceInitiativeOConditions For Providing Services and Payments To Homeless IndividualsNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City create new housing and drug treatment programs, and shall the City meet certain conditions before counting the value of services provided to homeless individuals as part of their cash benefit?F98,341106,2570.48065474735823420.519345252641765850%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsAWater Bonds (Hetch Hetchy)November520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Public Utilities Commission, or any successor thereto, issue revenue bonds and/or other forms of revenue financing in a principal amount not to exceed $1,628,000,000 (the "Bonds"), to finance the acquisition and construction of improvements to the City's water system; provided that the bonds may not be issued unless Administrative Code Chapter 37 (Residential Rent Stabilization and Arbitration Ordinance) is amended to provide that landlords may pass through to residential tenants 50% of the water bill costs attributable to water rate increases resulting from issuance of the Bonds where a unit is in compliance with any applicable laws requiring water conservation devices, tenants may file hardship applications with the Rent Board for relief from all or part of the cost passthrough and their affected landlords may utilize any available Public Utilities Commission low-income rate discount program or similar program for water bill reduction based on the tenants' hardship status; and further provided that the principal amount of the Bonds may be reduced if the City's Board of Supervisors determines the greatest economic value to San Francisco ratepayers will derive from having the San Francisco Bay Area Regional Water System Financing Authority finance, in whole or in part, those projects designed and intended in substantial part to improve the reliability of the City's regional water system, and if the Authority does finance such projects, shall the Public Utilities Commission be authorized to impose a surcharge on retail water rates for San Francisco customers' to pay the retail water customer's share of the debt service on bonds issued by the Authority and the operating expenses of the Authority?P105,46892,5770.53254563356812850.4674543664318715550%+1Bond IssueBoard of SupervisorsBAffordable Housing BondsNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City and County of San Francisco (or one of its agencies, departments or enterprises) issue bonds and/or other forms of financing in a principal amount not to exceed $250,000,000, to finance the acquisition, construction and/or rehabilitation of housing affordable to low- and moderate-income households and down payment financial assistance to low- and moderate-income first-time homebuyers and authorize landlords to passthrough to residential tenants in units subject to Chapter 37 of the San Francisco Administrative Code (the Residential Rent Stabilization and Arbitration Ordinance) 50% of the increase in the real property taxes attributable to the cost of repayment of the bond?F117,75293,1350.5583653805118380.441634619488161966.67%Bond IssueBoard of SupervisorsCVeterans Building BondsNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City incur $122,755,000 of bonded indebtedness for the acquisition, rehabilitation, renovation, improvement, construction and/or reconstruction of the San Francisco War Memorial Veterans Building, and all other works, property and structures necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes, and reduce the property tax impact by requiring the application of available annual revenues of the War Memorial Special Fund to pay the principal and redemption price of, interest on, reserve fund deposits, if any, and/or financing costs for the obligations to be authorized hereby?F112,47592,0420.54995428252908070.450045717470919366.67%Bond IssueBoard of SupervisorsDEnergyNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City change the authority and duties of the Public Utilities Commission to make it the primary provider of electricity to San Francisco residents and businesses?F95,835111,2550.462769810227437350.537230189772562650%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsEWater and Sewer RatesNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City end the water and sewer rate freeze, and use surplus funds from its utilities to operate and maintain the utilities before transferring any surplus to the General Fund?P108,08087,4820.55266360540391280.4473363945960871550%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsFEntertainment Commission AppointmentsNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the Mayor appoint four members of the new Entertainment Commission, subject to approval by the Board of Supervisors, and shall the Board of Supervisors appoint the other three members?P113,47086,6270.56707496864020950.432925031359790550%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsGElections AssistanceNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City clarify and modify the role of City employees and the Sheriff in elections, and the restrictions on Elections and Ethics Commission members, their staffs and the City Attorney?P141,05252,4670.7288793348456740.271120665154325950%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsHPolice and Firefighters Retirement BenefitsNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City increase retirement benefits for police and firefighters?P132,44073,6530.64262250537378750.3573774946262124350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsIPaid Parental LeaveNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City provide up to 12 or 16 weeks of paid leave for City employees who take time off after the birth, adoption or foster care placement of a child?P111,60096,0330.53748681567958860.462513184320411550%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsJSupervisors SalariesNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall members of the Board of Supervisors serve full-time and shall the Civil Service Commission set the salaries for Supervisors?P111,64689,3510.55546102678149420.444538973218505850%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsKSelection of Official NewspapersNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City change the process and criteria for selection of official newspapers for publishing public notices?F71,756119,9310.37433941790523090.62566058209476950%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsLReal Estate TaxNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City increase its tax on the sale or transfer of real estate worth $1,000,000 or more from $3.75 to $7.50 for each $500 of value?F92,163113,9020.44725208065416250.552747919345837450%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsPRevenue Bond Oversight CommitteeNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City create a committee to oversee its use of utility revenue bond funds, and report whether these funds are used for authorized purposes?P109,57783,8430.56652362733946850.4334763726605314650%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsQUse of City FundsNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City prohibit recipients of City contracts, grants and loans from using City funds for political campaigns, and require at least ten audits each year to check for compliance?P131,11763,8220.67260527652239930.327394723477600750%+1OrdinanceMayorRCondominium Conversion with Certain ConditionsNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City allow apartment buildings of any size to be converted to condominiums, and increase the number of units that can be converted each year, subject to certain tenant protections and certain planning exceptions?F82,089123,1290.400008771160424550.599991228839575550%+1OrdinanceInitiativeSMedical MarijuanaNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to consider growing and distributing marijuana for medical use?P127,66178,1810.62018927138290540.3798107286170946450%+1Policy DeclarationBoard of SupervisorsBBBART Seismic Safety BondNovember520022002-11-05T00:00:00To protect public safety, preserve mobility for Bay Area residents and keep traffic moving in the event of a major earthquake, shall the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District be authorized to issue bonds not to exceed $1.05 billion to seismically retrofit, strengthen, improve, and replace BART facilities serving Alameda, Contra Costa, and San Francisco Counties, and establish an independent citizens' oversight committee to review and report bond expenditures to the public?P140,61052,1670.72939199178325220.2706080082167478566.67%District Bond Issue (San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit DistrictASchool BondsNovember420032003-11-04T00:00:00Shall the San Francisco Unified School District repair and rehabilitate its facilities to current accessibility, health, safety and instructional standards, replace worn-out plumbing, electrical and other major building systems, replace aging heating, ventilation and air handling systems, renovate outdated classrooms and other training facilities, construct facilities to replace bungalows, by issuing $295 million in bonds, at legal interest rates, with guaranteed annual audits, citizens' oversight and no money for school administrators' salaries?P139,81458,2540.70588888664499060.294111113355009455%Bond IssueS.F. Board of EducationBRetirement Benefits for Safety EmployeesNovember420032003-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City be authorized to amend its contract with the Public Employees Retirement System for retirement benefits for certain safety employees if the employees pay any increase in cost?P125,14262,1030.66833293278859250.3316670672114075450%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsCCity Services AuditorNovember420032003-11-04T00:00:00Shall the Controller be required to monitor City services, audit City programs, and investigate complaints, and shall the City set aside at least 0.2% of the annual budget to fund these activities?P133,87955,8190.705748083796350.2942519162036550%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsDSmall Business CommissionNovember420032003-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City be required to have a Small Business Commission to set policies affecting small businesses, with four members appointed by the Mayor and three members appointed by the Board of Supervisors?P104,92282,6980.55922609529900870.4407739047009913750%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsEEthics ReformNovember420032003-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City consolidate its government ethics law in one code, amend some of those ethics laws, and create new ethics laws?P114,01070,0450.61943440819320320.380565591806796950%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsFTargeted Early RetirementNovember420032003-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City allow some of its employees to retire early if they are in job classifications where individual positions are being eliminated because of the City's budget shortfall?P128,11261,4650.67577817984249140.3242218201575085650%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsGRainy Day FundNovember420032003-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City create a "rainy day" fund for money collected when there is an unusually large surplus, and for use in years when there is a revenue shortfall?P146,00446,6050.75803311371742750.2419668862825724650%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsHPolice Commission/Office of Citizen ComplaintsNovember420032003-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City increase the size of the Police Commission and change how its members are appointed, and shall the Office of Citizen Complaints be authorized to file charges against police officers with the Police Commission?P99,31491,9000.5193866557888020.4806133442111979550%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsIChild Care for Low Income FamiliesNovember420032003-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City create a program to pay part of the cost of child care and preschool for families with income under a specified limit and with at least one child between three and five years old?P115,14677,2560.59846571241463190.4015342875853681350%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsJFacilities for the HomelessNovember420032003-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City provide a temporary shelter for homeless seniors, youth, families and disabled individuals that is separate from the temporary shelter provided to the general homeless population?P113,56479,8710.58709127096957640.4129087290304236450%+1OrdinanceInitiativeKSales Tax for TransportationNovember420032003-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City implement a 30-year New Transportation Expenditure Plan directing transportation sales tax funds to improved maintenance of local streets, transportation for the elderly and disabled, the Central Subway, a citywide network of fast and reliable buses, the Caltrain Extension to a new Transbay Terminal, improvements to pedestrian and bicycle safety and other projects and continue the existing half-cent sales tax during implementation of the New Transportation Expenditure Plan and future Plan updates?P142,04247,8790.7479004428156970.2520995571843029466.67%OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsLMinimum WageNovember420032003-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City require employers to pay a minimum wage of $8.50 per hour (as adjusted for increases in the regional consumer price index) for work performed in San Francisco?P117,14079,4980.59571395152513750.4042860484748624450%+1OrdinanceInitiativeMAggressive Solicitation BanNovember420032003-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City replace its anti-begging and aggressive solicitation laws with a new, more specific law that bans solicitation in certain public places and aggressive solicitation in all public places?P117,40579,3750.59663075515804450.4033692448419554750%+1OrdinanceInitiativeNTaxi Permit Holder DisabilityNovember420032003-11-04T00:00:00Shall the City be prohibited from taking away a taxi permit if the permit holder is unable, because of a disability, to drive the taxi the minimum number of hours or shifts per year?F52,326134,4650.28013126970785530.719868730292144750%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsADeferred Taxation PlanMarch220042004-03-02T00:00:00Shall City employees who receive a cash payment for unused vacation time and sick leave be permitted to defer this payment and defer state and federal taxes on this payment?P107,69064,9430.62380888937804480.3761911106219552650%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsBRetirement Benefits for Public Defenders, District Attorneys, and InvestigatorsMarch220042004-03-02T00:00:00May the City contract with the California Public Employee Retirement System for retirement benefits for District Attorneys, Public Defenders and Public Defenders investigators if there is no change in cost to the City?P114,20954,4180.67728774158349490.322712258416505150%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsCCivilian Jobs in the Police DepartmentMarch220042004-03-02T00:00:00Shall the City reduce the required number of uniformed Police officers if the City fills certain positions currently performed by uniformed officers with civilian staff?P105,00564,7730.61848413810976690.381515861890233150%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsDEqual Treatment of Domestic PartnersMarch220042004-03-02T00:00:00Shall domestic partners be allowed to register in the City, even if they live or work outside the City, and shall the City Employees' Retirement System treat domestic partners as spouses?P113,64660,9990.650725757966160.3492742420338400550%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsERequests for City Records Containing Private InformationMarch220042004-03-02T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors, rather than individual departments and officials, respond to requests made by the federal or state government for records that may contain private information about citizens?P87,70480,2360.52223413123734660.477765868762653350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsFLabor Negotiations with Deputy SheriffsMarch220042004-03-02T00:00:00Shall the rules that apply to labor negotiations with the uniformed members of the Police and Fire departments also apply to labor negotiations with the deputy sheriffs?P103,32760,2670.63160629362935070.368393706370649350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsGSupplemental Pay for City Employees on Military DutyMarch220042004-03-02T00:00:00May the City provide supplemental pay for more than 180 days to City employees called for military service, and may the City provide this pay retroactively?P99,72669,5890.58899684020907770.411003159790922250%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsHPublic Education FundMarch220042004-03-02T00:00:00Shall the City create a fund to increase the City's spending for public education over the next eleven years?P123,10350,8370.70773255145452450.2922674485454754350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsIReplacement of Diesel BusesMarch220042004-03-02T00:00:00Shall Muni be required to replace diesel buses purchased before 1991, and shall any new Muni vehicles be required to meet the anti-pollution standards that apply to other City vehicles?P118,07456,8640.67494769575506750.325052304244932550%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsJIncentive to Build Below-Market-Rate HousingMarch220042004-03-02T00:00:00Shall housing developments located downtown or along the central waterfront be subject to less-restrictive density and height rules than other housing developments if the developer builds and sells additional below-market rate housing?F52,028121,3520.30008074749106010.699919252508939950%+1OrdinanceInitiative2Regional Measure 2 Regional Traffic Relief PlanMarch220042004-03-02T00:00:00Shall voters authorize a Regional Traffic Relief Plan that does the following: 1) Directs revenues generated through the collection of bridge tolls to provide the following projects: a) Expand and extend BART. B) New Transbay commuter rail crossing south of the San Francisco-Oakland Bay Bridge. C) Comprehensive Regional Express bus network. D) New expanded ferry service. E) Better connections between BART, buses, ferries, and rail. 2) Approves a one dollar ($1) toll increase effective July 1, 2004, on all toll bridges in the bay area, except the Golden Gate Bridge?P115,89153,2140.68531977173945180.314680228260548250%+1Regional MeasureSenate Bill 916 (Perata) 2003-2004 Session; Senate Select Committee on Bay Area TransportationAAffordable Housing BondsNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City borrow $200,000,000 to buy, build or renovate supportive and affordable housing and assist low- and moderate-income individuals and households to buy a home?F209,259116,7060.64196769591827340.358032304081726666.67%Bond IssueBoard of SupervisorsBHistorical Preservation BondsNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City borrow $60,000,000 to buy, renovate or preserve historical resources owned by the City or the San Francisco Unified School District?F181,658134,8960.57386101581404750.426138984185952566.67%Bond IssueBoard of SupervisorsCHealth Service SystemNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00Shall the Health Service System be a separate City department, and shall the Health Service Board be authorized to appoint and remove the manager of the Health Service System?P166,651129,2100.56327464586410510.436725354135894950%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsDChanges to City CharterNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00Shall Charter rules be changed concerning the deadlines and number of votes required for action by the Board of Supervisors, the number of aides per Board member, and the length of time the commissioners may serve after their term has expired?F118,123162,3850.42110385443552410.578896145564475950%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsEPolice and Fire Survivor BenefitsNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City pay the survivor of a police officer or firefighter who dies in the line of duty 100% of retirement benefits the officer or firefighter would have received?P210,091108,1930.66007402194266750.3399259780573324350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsFNoncitizen Voting in School Board ElectionsNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00May San Francisco residents who are 18 or older vote in School Board elections, whether or not the resident is a United States citizen, if the resident is a parent, guardian or care-giver of a child in the School District?F155,643164,9240.48552408700833210.514475912991667850%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsGHealth Plans for City ResidentsNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City authorize the Health Service Board to establish health plans for City residents?P201,674100,2060.70.3319398436464820550%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsHNaming the Stadium at Candlestick PointNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City-owned sports stadium at Candlestick Point be named "Candlestick Park?"P170,217141,9040.54535580752336430.454644192476635750%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsIEconomic Analysis of LegislationNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City hire economists to study proposed legislation and report on the likely impact on the local economy, and shall the City develop a long-term Economic Development Plan?P154,022142,6500.51916594757847050.480834052421529550%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsJSales Tax IncreaseNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City increase the local sales tax by 1/4% (one-quarter-of-one-percent)?F131,529182,4770.418874161640223450.581125838359776650%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsKBusiness TaxNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00Shall the City create a temporary 0.1% (one-tenth-of-one-percent) gross receipts tax, and clarify how the City's existing payroll expense tax applies to certain business entities?F135,068162,9100.45328178590365730.546718214096342750%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsLUse of Hotel Tax to Preserve Movie TheatersNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00Shall 15% of the existing hotel tax surcharge be set aside to acquire, preserve and maintain neighborhood and single-screen movie theaters and promote the local film-making industry?F78,157229,4870.25405013587133180.745949864128668166.67%OrdinanceInitiativeNWithdrawing U.S. Military Personnel from IraqNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to urge the United States government to withdraw all troops from Iraq and bring all military personnel in Iraq back to the United States?P195,257113,0530.63331387240115470.3666861275988453450%+1Policy DeclarationBoard of SupervisorsOUse of Sales Tax FundsNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to use additional sales tax funds resulting from approval of Proposition J to assist low-income residents including seniors, the disabled, children and the homeless?P181,340122,6440.59654455497657780.403455445023422350%+1Policy DeclarationBoard of SupervisorsAABART Earthquake Safety BondNovember220042004-11-02T00:00:00To protect public safety and keep Bay Area traffic moving in the aftermath of an earthquake or other disaster, shall BART, the San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District, be authorized to issue bonds not to exceed $980 million dollars to make earthquake safety improvements to BART facilities in Contra Costa, San Francisco, and Alameda Counties, including strengthening tunnels, bridges, overhead tracks and the underwater Transbay Tube, and establish and independent citizens; oversight committee to verify bond revenues are spent as promised?P224,29771,3010.75879065487587870.2412093451241212666.67%Regional Bond Measure22An ordinance relating to the license of retail liquor dealersNovember519071907-11-05T00:00:00An ordinance relating to the license of retail liquor dealers, and reducing the license for sale in quantities less than one quart, from Five Hundred ($500) Dollars to Four Hundred ($400) Dollars per year.F14,60722,6800.39174511223750910.608254887762490950%+1OrdinanceACommunity College District General Obligation BondsNovember820052005-11-08T00:00:00Shall San Francisco Community College District (City College) increase opportunities and improve conditions at its campuses throughout San Francisco by issuing $246,300,000 in Phase II bonds at legal interest rates to pay for capital improvements including increasing student access to advanced computer technology and bio/stem cell technology, renovating classrooms, building new facilities for upper division classes, neighborhood classes and the performing arts, with annual audits, citizens' oversight and no spending for college administrators' salaries?P134,99976,3200.63883985822382270.361160141776177255%Bond IssueCommunity College DistrictBStreet and Sidewalk Improvement BondsNovember820052005-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City incur $208,000,000 of bonded indebtedness to finance street reconstruction, pavement, renovation, disabled access, curb ramp construction, sidewalk and street improvements, street structure rehabilitation and improvements, pedestrian safety street and signal improvements, street improvements for bicycle use and all other structures and improvements necessary or convenient for the foregoing purposes?F119,09591,9520.56430558122124450.435694418778755466.67%Bond IssueBoard of SupervisorsCEthics Commission Budget and Outside CounselNovember820052005-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City create a new budget process for the Ethics Commission that alters the role of the Mayor, and authorize the Commission to hire outside consul under certain circumstances?F81,672120,9680.403039873667587870.596960126332412150%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsDAppointment of Municipal Transportation Agency Board of DirectorsNovember820052005-11-08T00:00:00Shall the President of the Board of Supervisors nominate three members and the Mayor nominate four members to the Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors, and shall the members be prevented from serving as "hold-overs"?P71,58529,8010.70606395360306150.2939360463969384350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsEElection Date of the Assessor-Recorder and Public DefenderNovember820052005-11-08T00:00:00Shall the election date of the Assessor-Recorder be moved from the Statewide Primary Election in June to the municipal election the following November?P138,76558,9980.70167321490875450.298326785091245650%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsFNeighborhood FirehousesNovember820052005-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City maintain and operate all 42 firehouses and specific emergency and rescue vehicles and equipment at the same levels that were used on January 1, 2004?P119,58188,0620.57589709260605950.424102907393940650%+1OrdinanceInitiativeGAccess to Underground Parking at Golden Gate ParkNovember820052005-11-08T00:00:00May the underground parking garage in Golden Gate Park have one entrance-exit inside the Park without dedicated access lanes that lead outside the Park, and shall the number of lanes of automobile traffic in parts of the park be limited?P138,06965,8620.67703782161613490.3229621783838651550%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsHFirearm BanNovember820052005-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City ban the manufacture, distribution, sale and transfer of firearms and ammunition within San Francisco, and ban City residents from possessing handguns within San Francisco?P123,03389,8560.5779208883502670.4220791116497329450%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsINo Military Recruiters in Public Schools, Scholarships for Education and Job TrainingNovember820052005-11-08T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to oppose military recruiting in public schools and consider funding scholarships for education and training that could provide an alternative to military service?P125,58186,7230.5915149973622730.40848500263772750%+1Policy DeclarationInitiativeAAdditional Funding for Homicide Prevention ServicesJune620062006-06-06T00:00:00Shall the City allocate an additional $10 million primarily from the City's General Fund for each of the next three fiscal years for violence prevention and intervention services, establish a Homicide Prevention Planning Council to develop and annually revise a Homicide Prevention Plan and create a Survivors' Fund in the Office of the District Attorney?F66,98269,0600.49236265271019240.507637347289807650%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsBEviction Disclosure OrdinanceJune620062006-06-06T00:00:00Shall the City change its laws to require landlords who offer to sell buildings of two or more residential units to disclose to all potential buyers the specific legal grounds for any evictions that result in vacant units at the time of sale and whether the evicted tenants were elderly or disabled?P71,44065,3730.52217260055696460.4778273994430353750%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsCAppointing Elected Officials to the Transbay Joint Powers AuthorityJune620062006-06-06T00:00:00Shall the City change the appointment process for the City's three representatives to the Transbay Joint Powers Authority by specifically designating the Mayor and two members of the Board of Supervisors to represent the City?F37,03093,9050.28281208233092760.717187917669072450%+1OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsDZoning Changes to Limit Services at Laguna Honda Hospital and Other Residential Health Care FacilitiesJune620062006-06-06T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Planning Code to create the Laguna Honda Hospital Special Use District" that includes the site of Laguna Honda Hospital, limit the patients who can receive services at Laguna Honda Hospital and certain other residential health care facilities, and allow both publicly and privately-owned residential health care facilities in "public" districts throughout San Francisco?F35,41899,0600.263373934769999540.736626065230000450%+1OrdinanceInitiativeRecallRecalling Mayor Roger D. LaphamJuly1619461946-07-16T00:00:00Shall Roger D. Lapham be recalled from the Office of Mayor?F73,946109,5260.403036975669311960.59696302433068850%+1Recall1Salary StandardizationMay1919391939-05-19T00:00:00Shall Ordinance No. 60, as enacted by the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco, standardizing the salaries of Municipal employees, be adopted?F42,556130,8160.24546062801375080.754539371986249250%+1Referendum2Municipal Power BondsMay1919391939-05-19T00:00:00Revenue Bonds. Adding 19 new sections numbered 121.1 to 121.19, both numbers inclusive, to the Charter of the City and County of San Francisco, authorizing issuance of bonds or other obligations payable wholly out of revenue in an amount not exceeding $55,000,000 for a system of generation and distribution of hydro-electric power.F50,283123,1180.2899810266376780.71001897336232250%+1Charter AmendmentGranting John J. Egan certain rights of way for Railroad Franchise.November319081908-11-03T00:00:00Ordinance granting John J. Egan certain rights of way for Railroad Franchise.F7,63629,6110.205009799446935310.794990200553064750%+1OrdinanceProviding for the rejection of or the refusal to accept or use any gift or donation from Andrew Carnegie for library or other public purposeNovember519121912-11-05T00:00:00Providing for the rejection of or the refusal to accept or use any gift or donation from Andrew Carnegie for library or other public purpose.F28,31457,6130.329512260407089750.670487739592910350%+1Policy Declaration1To incur bonded debt for acquisition of lands.December2019121912-12-20T00:00:00To incur bonded debt of the City and County of San Francisco to the amount of seven hundred thousand ($700,000.00) dollars for the acquisition of the lands and improvements thereon, being a portion of the "Sutro Property" located contiguous to and in the vicinity of Lincoln Park, the same to be used as a public park, pleasure and recreation grounds and such other public purposes as may be determined by the Board of Supervisors. Bonds issued for such purposes shall bear interest at the rate of 4 1/2 per centum per annum, payable semi-annually.F28,84817,4970.62246197000755210.3775380299924479566 ⅔%Bond Issue2To incur bonded debt for the completion of the County Jail and San Francisco HospitalDecember2019121912-12-20T00:00:00To incur bonded debt of the City and County of San Francisco to the amount of one million seven hundred thousand ($1,700,000.00) dollars for the completion of the permanent municipal buildings known as and used as the County Jail and san Francisco Hospital. Bonds issued for such purposes shall bear interest at the rate of 41/2 per centum per annum, payable semi-annually.P35,08611,1230.75928931593412540.2407106840658746266 ⅔%Bond Issue3To incur bonded debt for the acquisition of lands to be used as a public park.December2019121912-12-20T00:00:00To incur bonded debt of the City and County of San Francisco to the amount of eight hundred thousand ($800,000.00) dollars for the acquisition of lands in the vicinity of Van Ness avenue at its northerly termination, to be used as a public aquatic park. Bonds issued for such purpose shall bear interest at the rate of 41/2 per centum per annum, payable semi-annually.F23,21922,5760.50702041707610.492979582923966 ⅔%Bond Issue4To incur bonded debt for the acquisition of lands to be used as a public park.December2019121912-12-20T00:00:00To incur bonded debt of the City and County of San Francisco to the amount of two hundred thousand ($200,000.00) dollars for the acquisition of lands in the vicinity of Twin Peaks, to be used as a public park. Bonds issued for such purpose shall bear interest at the rate of 41/2 per centum per annum, payable semi-annually.F22,12023,3370.48661372285896560.513386277141034466 ⅔%Bond Issue5To incur bonded debt for the construction and completion of a fire and police signal system.December2019121912-12-20T00:00:00To incur bonded debt of the City and County of San Francisco to the amount of seven hundred and fifty thousand ($750,000.00) dollars for the construction and completion of a fire and police signal system, including the necessary buildings, and the acquisition of the lands therefor. Bonds issued for such purpose shall bear interest at the rate of 41/2 per centum per annum, payable semi-annually.P30,84015,3110.66824120820783950.331758791792160566 ⅔%Bond Issue1Proposition to require the acquisition, construction, completion and equipment of a telephone systemMarch2919121912-03-29T00:00:00An ordinance determining and declaring that the public interest and necessity require the acquisition, construction, completion and equipment of a public utility, a telephone system, by the City and County of San Francisco; that the cost thereof, in addition to the other expenses of the City and County, will exceed the income and revenue provided for the said City and County and County for one year; and directing the Board of Public Works to procure through the City Engineer and to place on file with the Board of Supervisors, plans and estimates of the cost of original construction, completion and equipment of such public utility: and determining and declaring that the public interest and necessity require the acquisition by said City and County of San Francisco, of the telephone system of the Bay Cities Home Telephone Company, in said City and County of San Francisco: and determining and declaring that public interest and necessity require that any merger of the said Bay Cities Home Telephone Company, and of the Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company, be disapproved, rejected and defeated, and that said Bay Cities Home Telephone Company be not released from any contracts or other obligations to the said City and County.P21,16810,4630.66921690746419650.3307830925358034650%+1Ordinance1Salary standardization of Municipal employees.May1919391939-05-19T00:00:00Shall Ordinance No. 60, as enacted by the Board of Supervisors of the City and County of San Francisco, standardizing the salaries of Municipal employees, be adopted?F42,556130,8160.24546062801375080.754539371986249250%+1Referendum2Library DepartmentNovember519401940-11-05T00:00:00All members of the Library Department except the Librarian and Secretary and part-time employees earning less than $80 per month shall be subject to Civil Service.P143,51560,0040.70516757649162980.2948324235083702450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2To incur bonded debt for the acquisition of the telephone system, works and property of the Bay Cities Home Telephone Company.March2919121912-03-29T00:00:00An ordinance calling and providing for a special election to be held in the City and County of San Francisco on the day to be set by the Board of Election Commissioners, in conformity with Chapter III, of Article XI, of the Charter of the City and County of San Francisco, for the purpose of submitting to the voters of said City and County, a proposition, to-wit: A proposition to incur bonded debt of the City and County of San Francisco to the amount of $600,000.00 for the acquisition by said City and County of San Francisco of an existing public utility, to-wit: The telephone system, works and property of the Bay Cities Home Telephone Company, a corporation, to be owned and controlled by the City and County of San Francisco for supplying to said City and County and to the inhabitants thereof, a means of communication by telephone and telepathy between all inhabitants of the said City and County of San Francisco.P20,49210,7590.65572301686346040.3442769831365396550%+1Ordinance1Adding a new section to Article XII of the Charter to be known as Section 18.March819211921-03-08T00:00:00Adding a new section to Article XII of the Charter to be known as Section 18. (Authorizes and assents to the acquisition by purchase of and incurring of a bonded indebtedness by the City and County of San Francisco, for the purpose of acquiring by purchase certain specific properties of the Spring Valley Water Company, a corporation, to be owned and controlled by said City and County for supplying water for municipal, domestic and industrial purposes in said City and County and elsewhere, in the State of California, the amount of such indebtedness to be $37,000,000 plus such sums not exceeding $1,000,000 in total amount as the Railroad Commission of the State of California shall certify to have been properly expended for capital additions to said property for water supply purposes between the first day of March, 1920, and the date at which the purchase is consummated, fixes the rate of interest on said bonds at not to exceed 5 per cent per annum, payable semi-annually, provides for the payment of said interest when it falls due, provides for a sinking fund for the payment of the principal of said bonds on or before the maturities thereof, removes said bonds from the debt limitations contained in Section 9 of Article XII of the Charter, empowers the Board of Supervisors to fix the form and denomination of said bonds by ordinance, provides for the registration and conversion of said bonds, provides for the creation of a water commission to operate said properties, and further provides that if at this election at least two-thirds of the qualified electors voting shall assent to this proposal for such Charter Amendment, such vote shall be deemed to be the assent of said electors to incurring said bonded indebtedness as required by Section 18 of Article XI of the Constitution of the State of California.)F43,07330,9920.58155674070073580.418443259299264266.67%Bond Issue2To incur a bonded indebtedness for acquisition, construction and completion of a street railway over and along Market street.December3019091909-12-30T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness by the City and County of San Francisco to the amount of $120,000 for the purpose of the acquisition, construction and completion of a street railway over and along Market street, from Geary street to East street and upon East street to the Ferry Building. Bonds issued for such purpose shall bear interest at the rate of four and one-half per centum per annum, payable semi-annually.P30,86911,6130.72663716397533070.2733628360246692666.67%Bond Issue1To incur bonded indebtedness for the construction of permanent buildings for public schoolsNovember2119221922-11-21T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness by the City and County of San Francisco, California, to the amount of twelve million dollars for the construction, completion and equipment by the City and County of San Francisco of permanent buildings to be used for public schools, and the acquisition of necessary lands therefor. Bonds issued for such purpose shall bear interest at the rate of five per centum per annum, payable semi-annually.P69,33111,5050.85767479835716760.142325201642832466.67%Bond Issue2To incur bonded indebtedness for the construction of a Relief HomeNovember2119221922-11-21T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness by the City and County of San Francisco, California, to the amount of two million dollars for the construction, completion and equipment of permanent buildings by the City and County of San Francisco to be used as a Relief Home. Bonds issued for such purpose shall bear interest at the rate of five per centum per annum, payable semi-annually.P70,33610,0380.87510886605121060.1248911339487894166.67%Bond Issue1To incur bonded indebtedness for the construction of a street railway over and along Geary StreetDecember3019091909-12-30T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness by the City and County of San Francisco to the amount of $1,900,000.00 for the purpose of the acquisition and completion of a street railway over and along Geary street, from Market street to Point Lobos avenue, Point Lobos avenue, from Geary street to Cliff avenue, from Point Lobos avenue to a convenient terminal near the ocean; Tenth avenue, from Point Lobos avenue to Golden Gate Park. Bonds issued for such purpose shall bear interest at the rate of 41/2 per centum per annum, payable semi-annually.P31,15111,7040.72689301131723250.2731069886827674566.67%Bond Issue1Improvement of paths and roads in public parks. and squaresFebruary619311931-02-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $1,400,000 for construction and improvement of meadows in Golden Gate Park, bridle path Sutro Heights to Sea Cliff, footpath Sutro Heights to 32nd Avenue, footpath around Telegraph Hill, driveway in McLaren Park, footpath through Sunset Square, improving roads in Golden Gate Park, planting and grading Telegraph Hill, improving Aquatic Park, Yacht Harbor and Balboa Park, and roadways in Sharp Park.P72,89510,9330.86957818390036750.1304218160996325866 ⅔%Bond Issue2Construction of roads and highways.February619311931-02-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $900,000 for acquisition, construction and completion of road around Lake Merced, reconditioning streets in Sunset District, extension of Clarendon Avenue to Seventh Avenue, road around Blue Mountain, improving Stanley Street Parkway, constructing Bernal Heights Boulevard, and roadways within and approaching Laguna Honda Home.P72,76110,8400.87033647922871740.1296635207712826566 ⅔%Bond Issue3Improvements in public playgrounds.February619311931-02-06T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $200,000 for construction and completion of public improvements in Potrero Hill, Ocean View, St. Mary's Park, Julius Kahn and Funston Annex Playgrounds.P72,45711,1320.86682458218186610.1331754178181339766 ⅔%Bond Issue3City TaxesNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Abolishing the dollar limit in the rate of city taxes.F9,75327,8540.259340016486292460.740659983513707550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Charter Amendment No. 1. Revenue Bonds.May1919391939-05-19T00:00:00Adding 19 new sections numbered 121.1 to 121.19, both numbers inclusive to the Charter of the City and County of San Francisco, authorizing issuance of bonds or other obligations payable wholly out of revenue in an amount not exceeding $55,000.000 for a system of generation and distribution of hydroelectric power.F50,283123,1180.2899810266376780.71001897336232250%+1Charter Amendment1Charter Amendment No. 1. Airport Employees.May719401940-05-07T00:00:00Amending Section 125 of the Charter granting to persons employed for more than one year at the San Francisco Airport civil service rating.P84,29353,7990.61041189931350110.3895881006864988550%+1Charter Amendment2Charter Amendment No. 2 Mayor's Office.May719401940-05-07T00:00:00Amending Section 25 of the Charter granting the Mayor the right to appoint and remove at his pleasure one Usher Attendant.F40,89697,2130.29611393899021790.703886061009782150%+1Charter Amendment1Liquor Licenses.November219091909-11-02T00:00:00Fixing the amount of Licenses to persons, firms, corporations and owners of any place of business where spirituous, malt or fermented liquors, or wines are furnished , or sold, in less quantity than one quart, and providing for the issuance and revocation of such licenses.P23,05515,4150.59929815440603060.400701845593969350%+1Ordinance1Bonds to purchase Pacific Gas & Electric Company property.August2619301930-08-26T00:00:00Bonds to purchase Pacific & Electric Company property.F25,38363,6380.285134968153581750.714865031846418366.67%Bond Issue2Bonds to purchase Great Western Power Company property.August2619301930-08-26T00:00:00Bonds to purchase Great Western Power Company property.F25,25663,3870.28491815484584230.715081845154157766.67%Bond Issue3Bonds to build transmission lines from Newark to San Francisco.August2619301930-08-26T00:00:00Bonds to build transmission lines from Newark to San Francisco.F25,78861,9720.29384685505925250.706153144940747566.67%Bond Issue4Bonds to acquire a hydro-electric plant at Red Mountain Bar.August2619301930-08-26T00:00:00Bonds to acquire a hydro-electric plant at Red Mountain Bar.F26,00161,4220.29741601180467380.702583988195326266.67%Bond IssueASchool BondsNovember720062006-11-07T00:00:00Shall the San Francisco Unified School District modernize and repair up to 64 additional school facilities to health, safety instructional and accessibility standards, and where applicable, replace portable trailer with permanent classrooms: upgrade bathrooms, science labs, plumbing, electrical and other building systems: replace heating and ventilation systems; and renovate classrooms, with proceeds from the issuance of up to $450,000,000 in bonds, at legal interest rates, with guaranteed annual audits, and citizens' oversight to monitor expenditures?P171,23660,6400.73848091221169930.2615190877883006355%+1Bond IssueBAllowing Members of Boards and Commissions to Participate in Meetings by Teleconference due to Pregnancy and Related Conditions; Adoption of Parental Leave PoliciesNovember720062006-11-07T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors adopt a parental leave policy that permits its members and members of all City boards and commissions to participate in meetings by teleconference when the member is not able to attend due to pregnancy, child birth or related condition?P164,16663,1570.72217065585092580.2778293441490742350%+1Charter AmendmentCSetting Salaries of Certain Local Elected OfficialsNovember720062006-11-07T00:00:00Shall the Civil Service Commission set the salaries of the Mayor, City Attorney, District Attorney, Public Defender, Assessor-Recorder, Treasurer, and Sheriff based on the average salary paid to comparable officials in other Bay Area counties?P140,56181,3960.6332803200619940.36671967993800650%+1Charter AmendmentDDisclosure of Private InformationNovember720062006-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City and County's contractors be prohibited from disclosing private information about individuals except under limited circumstances?P143,02079,2300.64350956130483690.356490438695163150%+1OrdinanceEParking Tax OrdinanceNovember720062006-11-07T00:00:00Shall the City's parking tax be increased from 25 percent to 35 percent and apply to valet parking services even if the valet company does not pay for the property where it parks?F73,922151,6280.32774107736643760.672258922633562450%+1OrdinanceFPaid Sick Leave OrdinanceNovember720062006-11-07T00:00:00Shall employers be required to provide sick leave to their employees working in San Francisco?P139,00589,0570.60950530995957240.390494690040427650%+1OrdinanceGLimitations on Formula Retail StoresNovember720062006-11-07T00:00:00Shall formula retail use stores be required to get a conditional use authorization from the Planning Commission before opening in any Neighborhood Commercial District where formula retail use is currently permitted?P125,72890,3530.58185587811977910.418144121880220850%+1OrdinanceHRelocation Assistance for No Fault Tenant RemovalNovember720062006-11-07T00:00:00Shall landlords be required to provide relocation payments to eligible residential tenants who are evicted through no fault of their own?P120,916107,5410.52927246702880630.470727532971193750%+1Ordinance24Civil Service Commission Cost and TermNovember1519101910-11-15T00:00:00Adds to cost and alters form of Civil Service Commission.F14,23422,2610.390026030963145640.609973969036854450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsIAdopting a Policy that the Mayor Appear Monthly at a Board of Supervisors MeetingNovember720062006-11-07T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to urge the Mayor to appear in person at one regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Supervisors each month to engage in formal policy discussions with the members of the Board?P126,02397,5670.56363433069457490.436365669305425150%+1Policy DeclarationJAdopting a Policy Calling for the Impeachment of President Bush and Vice President CheneyNovember720062006-11-07T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to call for the impeachment of President Bush and Vice President Cheney?P133,04294,2820.58525276697577020.414747233024229750%+1Policy DeclarationKAdopting a Policy Relating to the Housing Needs of Seniors and Disabled AdultsNovember720062006-11-07T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to acknowledge the particular housing needs of seniors and disabled adults with limited financial resources and to explore ways of addressing these needs?P161,68465,0730.71302760223499160.286972397765008450%+1Policy DeclarationATransit Reform, Parking Regulation and Emissions ReductionNovember620072007-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Municipal Transportation Agency be provided greater governing authority, and additional funding, and be required to develop a Climate Action Plan, and shall the City not increase the maximum number of parking spaces allowed for new private development projects unless approved by a super-majority of the Board?P80,78664,3460.55663809497560850.443361905024391650%+1Charter AmendmentBLimiting Hold-Over Service on Charter-Created Boards and CommissionsNovember620072007-11-06T00:00:00Shall members of Charter-created boards and commissions be prohibited from serving as hold-overs for more than 60 days after their term expires?P96,03438,9150.71163180164358390.2883681983564161450%+1Charter AmendmentCRequiring Public Hearings on Proposed MeasuresNovember620072007-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Mayor or four or more members of the Board of Supervisors who wish to place a measure on the ballot first be required to submit it to the Board of Supervisors for a public hearing?P94,93944,2580.68204774528186670.317952254718133350%+1Charter AmendmentDRenewing Library Preservation FundNovember620072007-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Library Preservation Fund be renewed and its purpose expanded so that the Fund can be used to repay debt issued by the City to construct and improve library facilities?P105,32836,1020.74473591175846710.255264088241532950%+1Charter AmendmentERequiring Mayor to Appear Monthly at a Board of Supervisors MeetingNovember620072007-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Mayor be required to appear in person at one regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Supervisors each month to engage in formal policy discussions with members of the Board?F70,16674,2530.48585019976595880.514149800234041250%+1Charter AmendmentFAuthorizing the Board of Supervisors to Amend Contract for Retirement Benefits for Police Department Employees Who Were Airport Police OfficersNovember620072007-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Board of Supervisors be granted the authority to amend the City's contract with the California Public Employees' Retirement System (CalPERS) to allow police department employees who served as airport police officers before December 27, 1997 to end their participation in CalPERS and move their service credit to the San Francisco Employees' Retirement System?P69,63765,3210.5159901599015990.48400984009840150%+1Charter AmendmentGEstablishing Golden Gate Park Stables Matching FundNovember620072007-11-06T00:00:00Shall the City establish a Golden Gate Park Stable Matching Fund to be used for renovation, repair and maintenance of the Golden Gate Park stables and provide up to $750,000 in matching City revenues toward this fund?P77,34062,3310.55372983654445080.446270163455549150%+1OrdinanceHRegulating Parking SpacesNovember620072007-11-06T00:00:00Shall the Planning Code be changed to increase the number of parking spaces that developers are permitted to build and ease restrictions on building new parking spaces for residential and non-residential buildings?F46,63294,2770.33093698770128240.669063012298717650%+1OrdinanceIEstablishing Office of Small Business as City Department and Creating Small Business Assistance CenterNovember620072007-11-06T00:00:00Shall the City establish the Office of Small Business as a City department, require it to operate a Small Business Assistance Center, providing a central source of information for small businesses, and allocate $750,000 for its first year of operations?P80,86555,8550.59146430661205380.4085356933879461550%+1OrdinanceJAdopting a Policy to Offer Free City-Wide Wireless High-Speed Internet NetworkNovember620072007-11-06T00:00:00Shall it be City policy that the City should, through an agreement with a private provider, offer free wireless high-speed internet access as quickly as possible on an equal basis to all parts of San Francisco?P86,45152,4280.62249152139632350.377508478603676650%+1Policy DeclarationKAdopting a Policy to Restrict Advertising on Street Furniture and City BuildingsNovember620072007-11-06T00:00:00Shall it be City policy that the City should not increase the number of general advertising signs on street furniture and City-owned buildings?P86,25053,1950.6185234321775610.3814765678224389450%+1Policy Declaration18Revolving Fund For Street Work On Unimproved StreetsMarch1619151915-03-16T00:00:00Bonds to the amount of $1,000,000 may be issued by a vote of the people to provide a "Revolving Fund" to be used for street work on unimproved streets.F14,78732,3350.313802470183778270.686197529816221750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsAClean and Safe Neighborhood Parks Bonds, 2008February520082008-02-05T00:00:00Shall the City incur $185,000,000 of bonded indebtedness to fund certain costs associated with the construction, reconstruction, purchase and/or improvement of the park and recreation facilities located within the City, under the jurisdiction of the Recreation Park Commission or under the jurisdiction of the Port Commission as further described in Section 3 of the ordinance placing this measure onto the ballot, and paying other costs necessary and convenient for effectuating those purposes, including costs connected with or incidental to the authorization, issuance and sale of the bonds; and authorizing landlords to pass-through to residential tenants in units subject to Chapter 37 of the San Francisco Administrative Code (the "Residential Stabilization and Arbitration Ordinance") 50% of the increase in the real property taxes attributable to the cost of the repayment of the bonds?P177,19471,2320.71326672731517640.286733272684823666.67%Bond MeasureBCreating a New Deferred Retirement Option Program for Members of the San Francisco Police DepartmentFebruary520082008-02-05T00:00:00Shall the City allow certain retirement-eligible police officers to continue working for up to three additional years while accumulating their regular retirement benefits in tax deferred retirement accounts?P158,88386,6130.64719180760582660.3528081923941734450%+1Charter AmendmentCAdopting a Policy that the City Acquire Alcatraz Island to Make It a Global Peace CenterFebruary520082008-02-05T00:00:00Shall it be City policy that the City should explore and facilitate the acquisition of Alcatraz Island from the United States government to transform it into a Global Peace Center?F69,251177,3010.28087786754923910.719122132450760850%+1Policy DeclarationASchool Parcel TaxJune320082008-06-03T00:00:00To enhance quality educational programs for children; attract and retain quality teachers and staff by increasing salaries; provide teachers with additional compensation for extra work at hard-to-staff schools and in hard-to-fill subject areas; and increase teacher training, resources and classroom support, technology, innovation, and accountability, shall the San Francisco Unified School District be authorized to levy $198 per parcel annually, adjusted for inflation, with mandatory citizen oversight?P113,99951,2730.68976596156638750.3102340384336124766.67%Parcel Tax MeasureBChanging Qualifications for Retiree Health and Pension Benefits and Establishing a Retiree Health Care Trust FundJune320082008-06-03T00:00:00Shall the City increase the years of service required for new City employees and certain employees of the School District, the Superior Court and the Community College District to qualify for employer-funded retiree health benefits, establish a separate Retiree Health Care Trust Fund to fund retiree health care costs, and increase retirement benefits and retirement cost-of-living adjustments for certain City employees?P118,72941,5980.74054276572255450.259457234277445550%+1Charter AmendmentCForfeiture of Retirement Benefits for Conviction of a Crime Involving Moral Turpitude in Connection with City EmploymentJune320082008-06-03T00:00:00Shall the City prohibit San Francisco Employees' Retirement System members who are convicted of a crime involving moral turpitude in connection with their employment from receiving and retirement benefits funded with employer contributionsP91,92466,3790.58068387838512230.419316121614877850%+1Charter AmendmentOOffice Development in Candlestick Point and Hunters PointNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City permanently exempt new office space on Candlestick Point and most of the former Navy shipyard at Hunters Point from the City's annual 950,000-square-foot limit, and provide that any new office space in this project area would not count toward the annual limit that applies in the rest of the City?P187,281173,5800.5189837638315030.4810162361684970450%+1OrdinanceInitiativeNNon-Citizen Voting in School Board ElectionsNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City allow a non-citizen resident of San Francisco who is of legal voting age and the parent, legal guardian or legally recognized caregiver of a child living in the San Francisco Unified School District to vote for members of the Board of Education?P203,413170,5700.54390974990841830.456090250091581750%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsMHousing and Development CommissionNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to create the Housing and Development Commission to oversee two new departments (the Department of Economic and Workforce Development and the Department of Housing and Community Development) that would take over the duties of the Office of Economic and Workforce Development and the Mayor's Office of Housing and Community Development, which would cease to exist?F155,993196,8950.44204676837976920.557953231620230850%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsLMTA Appointments and BudgetNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City allow the Mayor to nominate four members to the SFMTA Board of Directors, subject to approval by the Board of Supervisors; allow the Board of Supervisors to appoint three members; reduce from seven to six the number of votes needed for the Board of Supervisors to reject the SFMTA's proposed budget; and require the SFMTA to respond to the Board's findings and submit a revised budget if the Board of Supervisors rejected the original budget?F159,830195,7750.449459372056073450.550540627943926650%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsKGeneral Sales TaxNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City increase its sales tax by 0.75%, for a total tax of 9.25%? Digest by the Ballot Simplification CommitteeF131,286246,9470.34710350498237860.652896495017621450%+1TaxBoard of Supervisors1Park DepartmentNovember519401940-11-05T00:00:00The Park Department shall appoint a Director of Zoo and grant Civil Service rating to employees exclusive of part-time employees receiving less than $80 per month.P136,38575,7190.64301003281409120.356989967185908850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsJFunding for Homelessness and TransportationNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to create a Homeless Housing and Services Fund, which would provide services to the homeless including housing and Navigation Centers, programs to prevent homelessness and assistance in transitioning out of homelessness by allocating $50 million per year for 24 years, adjusted annually; and create a Transportation Improvement Fund, which would be used to improve the City's transportation network by allocating $101.6 million per year for 24 years, adjusted annually?P251,699123,0040.67172934297296790.3282706570270320650%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsIFunding for Seniors and Adults with DisabilitiesNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to establish the Dignity Fund and set aside at least $38 million a year, plus scheduled increases, from the General Fund until June 30, 2037, to pay for programs and services to assist seniors and adults with disabilities?P245,962125,2240.66263813829185370.337361861708146350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsHPublic AdvocateNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to create the position of Public Advocate, responsible for investigating and attempting to resolve public complaints concerning City services and programs; and shall it be City policy to provide the Public Advocate with sufficient funding and a support staff of at least 25 people?F167,114182,8070.47757636723717640.522423632762823650%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsGPolice OversightNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to rename the Office of Citizen Complaints as the Department of Police Accountability (DPA); require the DPA to review the San Francisco Police Department's use-of-force policies and its handling of claims of police misconduct; allow the DPA to audit or review any SFPD policy, procedure or practice; specify the City records that the DPA may access to perform its duties; and provide that the DPA would separately submit its budget to the Mayor?P281,77667,0960.80767731431585220.1923226856841477650%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsBCity College Parcel TaxNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00To continue providing City College of San Francisco local funds the state cannot take away and offset cuts to prevent layoffs; ensure affordable education for students; maintain core classes in writing, math and science; prepare students for four-year universities, workforce training in careers in nursing, engineering/ technology; provide counselors; keep college libraries open; shall San Francisco Community College District renew its existing annual parcel tax at $99 per parcel for 15 years, requiring annual independent audits and citizen oversight?P291,56570,0990.8061764510706070.1938235489293930266.67%Parcel TaxSan Francisco Community College BoardCLoans to Finance Acquisition and Rehabilitation of Affordable HousingNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE LOAN AND HOUSING PRESERVATION BONDS, 1992. To Amend 1992 voter approved measure Proposition A, to allow as an additional purpose the incurrence of bonded indebtedness to finance the acquisition, improvement, and rehabilitation of at-risk multi-unit residential buildings and to convert such structures to permanent affordable housing; shall the City and County of San Francisco issue up to $260,700,000 in general obligation bonds, subject to independent citizen oversight and regular audits?P270,11382,0350.76704397014891470.2329560298510853566.67%OrdinanceBoard of SupervisorsDVacancy AppointmentsNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to require the Mayor to make a temporary appointment to fill a vacancy in a local elected office within 28 days of the date of the vacancy; provide that the person who temporarily fills a vacancy on the Board of Supervisors cannot run in the election held to fill that vacancy for the remainder of the term; and require the City to hold an election to fill a vacancy on the Board of Supervisors within 126 to 154 days if there is no City election scheduled, within 180 days if another election is already scheduled within that period, or more than 180 days later if requested by the Director of Elections and approved by the Mayor and the Board of Supervisors?F163,642180,3690.4756882774097340.52431172259026650%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsEResponsibility for Maintaining Street Trees and Surrounding SidewalksNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to transfer responsibility from property owners to the City for maintaining trees on sidewalks around their property as well as sidewalks damaged by the trees, and pay for this by setting aside $19 million per year from its General Fund, adjusted annually based on City revenues?P283,00977,0780.78594617411903230.2140538258809676650%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsFYouth Voting in Local ElectionsNovember820162016-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to allow San Francisco residents to vote on local candidates and local ballot measures if they are U.S. citizens, at least 16 years old and registered to vote?F172,744187,8600.47904072056882340.520959279431176650%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of Supervisors7Bay View Public Park Bond Issue, $25,000June2219091909-06-22T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $25,000 for the acquisition of the Bay View near the railroad and 32nd Avenue.F14,2158,8050.617506516072980.3824934839270266.67%Bond IssueSupervisors8Noe Valley Public Playground Bond Issue, $500,000June2219091909-06-22T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness of $500,000 for the acquisition of land near Noe Street, Sanchez, Elizabeth and 24th Street.F14,8618,2580.64280461957697130.357195380423028766.67%Bond IssueSupervisors2Spring Valley SystemJanuary1419101910-01-14T00:00:00To incur a bonded debt of $35,000,000 to purchase water supply, works and property of Spring Valley Water Company.F22,06811,7220.65309263095590410.3469073690440958666.67%Bond IssueSupervisors3Continuous ServiceNovember519401940-11-05T00:00:00Continuous service shall be defined by the Board of Supervisors. The absence of any officer or employee of the City and County from service caused by reason of the service of such officer or employee in the military or naval forces of the United States in any war, shall not be deemed to be absence from service for the purposes of the Retirement System, and such officer shall receive credit under the Retirement System for the period of such absence.P136,83852,9760.72090572876605520.279094271233944850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Leaves of AbsenceNovember519401940-11-05T00:00:00Leaves of absence to officers and employees of the City and County shall be governed by rules established by the Civil Service Commission, provided that leave of absence to any office or employee shall be limited to six months. No limit shall be placed on a leave of absence granted to enable an officer or employee to accept a promotion to a non-civil service position in the same department in which he holds civil service status, or promotion to co-related work in another department or office of the City and County.P155,62340,6380.79293899450221890.20706100549778150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors5PromotionsNovember519401940-11-05T00:00:00The Civil Service Commission shall provide for promotion in the service on the basis of such examinations and tests as the Commission may deem appropriate, and shall give consideration to ascertained merit and records of City and County service of applicants.P120,01584,2140.58764915854261630.412350841457383650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors6Miscellaneous Officers and EmployeesNovember519401940-11-05T00:00:00The Board of Supervisors shall have the power to provide retirement benefits for persons who become employees of the City and County of San Francisco under any lease entered into between the City and County and the Pacific Gas & Electric Company.P112,53171,1660.61259029815402530.387409701845974650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors7Public Utilities EmployeesNovember519401940-11-05T00:00:00Civil Service status shall be granted to all persons employed in the operating service of any public utility.P112,63271,9140.61031937836636940.3896806216336306550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors8Health Service SystemNovember519401940-11-05T00:00:00Relating to the Health Service System by providing for appeals to the Retirement Board from rulings of the Health Service Board.P118,97963,6440.65150063245045810.3484993675495419750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Electrical DistributionNovember419411941-11-04T00:00:00Authorizing the acquisition of an electric distribution system for the purpose of distributing electricity directly to the people through the issuance of revenue bonds in the amount of $66,500,000 payable only out of the revenues of the system thus to be acquired.F67,214114,8790.36911907651584630.630880923484153750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Assessor's ElectionNovember419411941-11-04T00:00:00Changing the time of the election of the Assessor from the General Municipal Election in 1943 to the General Election in 1942, and at every fourth year thereafter.P101,89552,5940.65956152217957260.3404384778204273550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors26Market Street Railway PurchaseNovember319421942-11-03T00:00:00Provides for purchase of operative properties of the Market Street Railway for $7,950,000, to be financed by issuance of revenue bonds.F96,003102,0810.48465802386866180.515341976131338350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors27Rotation of Candidate's Names on BallotNovember319421942-11-03T00:00:00Provides for arrangement of candidates' names and descriptive designation on ballot and for rotation of their order by assembly districts.P104,84637,7490.73527122269364290.264728777306357250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors28Fire and Police Department SalariesNovember319421942-11-03T00:00:00Fixes the rates of pay, on graduated scale on basis of service, of members of the Fire and Police Departments.P114,56462,5950.64667332735000760.353326672649992450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors29Board of EducationNovember319421942-11-03T00:00:00Authorizes Board of Education to pay teachers annual salaries in twelve equal payments.P118,38738,5520.75435041640382570.245649583596174350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors30Superintendent of SchoolsNovember319421942-11-03T00:00:00Provides for four-year term for Superintendent of Schools, for method of appointment, suspension and removal. Limits minimum salary. Does not affect incumbent.P95,85745,5030.67810554612337290.321894453876627150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors31Health ServiceNovember319421942-11-03T00:00:00Provides employees, excepting Medical Director, of the Health Service System shall be subject to the civil service provisions of the Charter and restricts salaries to regular City standards.P78,85872,6180.52059732234809470.4794026776519052550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors32Salvage CorpsNovember319421942-11-03T00:00:00Provides for acquisition and operation of facilities and operating force of Underwriter's Fire Patrol as a division of the Fire Department. Extends civil service to employees.P94,27150,3560.6518215824154550.348178417584545150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors34Standardization of CompensationsNovember319421942-11-03T00:00:00Provides periodic standardization of pay of all city employments at one time after comprehensive survey of private and government employments. Requires $12,5000 revolving survey fund annually replenished.P83,24158,9450.58543738483394990.414562615166050150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors35Limited Tenure AppointmentsNovember319421942-11-03T00:00:00Provides for informal, non-competitive tests for city employment during war-time. Limits tenure of such employments for duration of war and six months thereafter.P92,18045,0460.67173859181204730.3282614081879527450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors36Legion of Honor and De Young MuseumNovember319421942-11-03T00:00:00Provides employees shall be subject to civil service and salary standardization provisions of Charter. Director, Curators, Secretaries remain appointive.P95,08451,0080.65085014922103880.349149850778961250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors37Recreation CommissionNovember319421942-11-03T00:00:00Defines and specifies duties and powers of Recreation Commission.P86,51244,1010.66235367076784090.3376463292321591550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors38Street Car ServiceNovember319421942-11-03T00:00:00Provides that after merger of street railway systems, street car or other transportation service may be abandoned by Public Utilities Commission unless, after public hearing, nine Supervisors object.P75,10268,7240.52217262525551710.477827374744482950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors39Board of SupervisorsNovember319421942-11-03T00:00:00Provides Board of Supervisors may provide medical care, hospitalization, and compensation for civilian defense workers injured on duty.P112,12039,5500.73923650029669670.260763499703303250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Market Street Railway PurchaseApril2019431943-04-20T00:00:00Provides for purchase of operative properties of Market Street Railway for $7,950,000, to be financed by issuance of revenue bonds.F53,61988,4180.3775002288136190.62249977118638150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Fire DepartmentNovember219431943-11-02T00:00:00Designating Fire Department members, prescribing their contributions, conditions of retirement and pensions they will receive.F63,01695,6710.397108773875616770.602891226124383250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Sewer Construction and ReconstructionNovember219431943-11-02T00:00:00The tax levy for sewer construction and reconstruction shall be not less than ten cents, from 1944 to 1954, inclusive.F75,54476,3830.49723880547894710.502761194521052850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Police DepartmentNovember219431943-11-02T00:00:00Fixes salary of Captain of Traffic at $5390 per year.F38,230116,4500.247155417636410660.752844582363589350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors5Continuous ServiceNovember219431943-11-02T00:00:00Requires City to make contributions to Retirement System for city employees engaged in armed services.P76,21973,9820.50744668810460650.4925533118953935350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors6Recreation DepartmentNovember219431943-11-02T00:00:00Fixes four years as the term of office of each commissioner of Recreation Department.F69,95974,1710.48538819121626310.514611808783736950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors7Reward for Apprehension of FelonsNovember219431943-11-02T00:00:00Authorizes Board of Supervisors to offer rewards for apprehension and conviction of felons.F61,16284,1060.4210287193325440.578971280667456150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Military Leaves of AbsenceMay1619441944-05-16T00:00:00Defines military leaves for civil service employees; maintains their status from September 16, 1940, until peace proclamation and for two years thereafter.P108,62184,0780.56368221941992440.4363177805800756450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Transfer of Disabled EmployeesMay1619441944-05-16T00:00:00Permits re-classification of civil service employees of advanced age or disabled through service in armed forces, and limiting salaries.P132,04936,2100.78479605845749710.215203941542502950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Fire Department and Salvage Corps SalariesMay1619441944-05-16T00:00:00Increases $25 per month salaries of uniformed members of Fire Department and Salvage Corps during war and six months thereafter.P129,20137,5870.77464206057989780.2253579394201021550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors5Members of Fire Department Permitted to Work on Days OffMay1619441944-05-16T00:00:00Permits members of Fire Department to work on their days off, during their two weeks vacation and to be compensated therefor.P92,06379,0260.53810005318869130.4618999468113087550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors6Police Department-Basic Work Week, Payment for Excess ServicesMay1619441944-05-16T00:00:00Establishes 48 hour basic week for service of members of Police Department and payment of services in excess thereof.P113,69658,1370.66166568703334050.338334312966659550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors1Market Street Railway PurchaseMay1919441944-05-19T00:00:00Authorizes purchase of operative properties of Market Street Railway, paying $2,000,000 in cash and $5,500,000 from earnings; none from taxes.P98,16369,8320.58432096193339090.415679038066609150%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors26Sewer Construction and Reconstruction BondsNovember719441944-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness in the sum of $12,000,000 for constructing new and reconstructing old sewers, and sewage disposal plants, within the city and county.P222,50144,8980.83209361291553070.1679063870844692850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors27Juvenile Home and Court BondsNovember719441944-11-07T00:00:00To incur a bonded indebtedness in the sum of $1,250,000 for the construction of buildings for uses of a Juvenile Detention Home, with meeting, court rooms and offices and the necessary lands therefor.P202,23951,6670.79651130733421030.203488692665789750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors28Retired Persons in Employments-PensionsNovember719441944-11-07T00:00:00Provides that penalties on pensioners engaging in gainful occupations shall be suspended for the war and six months thereafter.P169,74067,3660.71588234797938480.2841176520206152350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors29Secretary, Superintendent of SchoolNovember719441944-11-07T00:00:00Provides for the appointment of non-civil-service confidential secretary by Superintendent of Schools.F110,468115,5900.488671049022817160.511328950977182950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors30Steinhart Aquarium-EmployeesNovember719441944-11-07T00:00:00Provides that employees of the Steinhart Aquarium with certain exceptions shall be subject to Civil Service.P154,62270,3350.68734024724725170.312659752752748350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors31Recreation Commission-Term of OfficeNovember719441944-11-07T00:00:00The term of office of members of Recreation Commission (except ex officio) shall be four years.P115,81758,5760.66411495874261010.3358850412573899450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors32City Attorney and Public Defender-EmployeesNovember719441944-11-07T00:00:00Employees of the offices of the City Attorney and the Public Defender (except attorneys) shall be subject to Civil Service.P153,14169,4290.68805768971559510.311942310284404950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors33Reinstatement After Red Cross ServiceNovember719441944-11-07T00:00:00Provides for reinstatement in municipal service of persons serving in Red Cross.P181,48048,7780.78815936905558110.2118406309444188850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors34Police Department-RetirementNovember719441944-11-07T00:00:00Prescribes retirement provisions for present and future members of Police Department.P202,21054,3730.7880880650705620.2119119349294380550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors2Lease of City PropertyNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00Airport lands may be leases or rented to highest bidder not to exceed forty years.P128,73831,4610.80361300632338530.1963869936766147250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors3Transfer of Disabled EmployeesNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00Permit transfer of disabled employees to other suitable city employment.P125,42228,6780.81390006489292670.1860999351070733250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors4Graduated Pay Schedule for Fire and PoliceNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00Provides parity of pay for fire and police departments based on years of service.P111,30447,7200.699919509004930.3000804909950699550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors5Bonds of Officers and EmployeesNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00Supervisors shall fix terms of bonds required of officers and employees, except minimums fixed for certain officers.P93,27646,1400.66904802892064040.3309519710793596450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors6Steinhart Aquarium EmployeesNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00Aquarium employees paid from city funds shall be subject to civil service provisions of charter.P105,33540,7270.72116635401404880.278833645985951250%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors7Vacation AllowancesNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00Three weeks' vacation after five years' service, unused periods cumulative to six weeks.F69,90087,4700.444176145389845570.555823854610154450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors8Civil Service Commission MeetingsNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00Regular meetings of Civil Service Commission shall be open to public and include time after 5 pm.P77,62666,4100.53893471076675280.4610652892332472450%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors9Surplus Commodity PurchaseNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00Permits purchase of surplus commodities from Federal or State government without advertising for bids.P88,15452,6380.62612932552985970.3738706744701403350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors10Supervisors Committee Meeting CompensationNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00Provide payment for not more than six committee meetings per month.F41,956100,5730.294368163671954450.705631836328045550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors11Appointive Officers Salary StandardizationNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00Pay of appointive officers, with certain exceptions, shall be subject to salary standardization.P70,20769,1730.50370928397187540.496290716028124650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors12Department and Bureau HeadsNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00Provides complete salary standardization for department and bureau heads under civil service.P86,98651,5420.62793081543081540.372069184569184650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors13Agreed Rates of PayNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00City employees shall be paid at prevailing rates as determined in collective bargaining agreements in private industry prior to April 1 each fiscal year.P75,93065,7780.53582013718350410.4641798628164958750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors15Health Service SystemNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00Fixes $1,000 bonds for Health Service Board members and providing for retirement and injury compensation for its employees.F70,14571,8680.493933653961257050.506066346038742950%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisors16Farmers MarketNovember619451945-11-06T00:00:00The Farmers Market shall be continued beyond the time limitation now established by ordinance.P141,58124,1240.85441598020578740.145584019794212650%+1Policy DeclarationSupervisors7Debt Due Market Street RailwayNovember419471947-11-04T00:00:00Allowing payment of debt due Market Street Railway out of proceeds of bond issue.P168,31156,5760.74842476443725070.251575235562749350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsACity College Job Training, Repair and Earthquake Safety MeasureMarch320202020-03-03T00:00:00To fix/repair City College facilities; make necessary seismic retrofit/earthquake safety improvements; make the College more environmentally sustainable through energy efficient buildings/increased renewable energy use; and acquire, construct, repair facilities, sites/ equipment to prepare students for well-paid, local science, technology, and arts related jobs, shall San Francisco Community College District’s measure authorizing $845,000,000 in bonds at legal rates, levying 1.1 cents/$100 assessed value ($47,500,000 annually until approximately 2053) be approved, requiring audits and citizen oversight?P203,02777,4360.72389940919123020.276100590808769855%BondSan Francisco Community College BoardBSan Francisco Earthquake Safety and Emergency Response Bond, 2020March320202020-03-03T00:00:00To improve fire, earthquake, and emergency response by improving, constructing, and/or replacing: deteriorating cisterns, pipes, and tunnels, and related facilities to ensure firefighters a reliable water supply for fires and disasters; neighborhood fire and police stations and supporting facilities; the City’s 911 Call Center; and other disaster response and public safety facilities, and to pay related costs, shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $628,500,000 in general obligation bonds, with a duration up to 30 years from the time of issuance, an estimated average tax rate of $0.015/$100 of assessed property value, and projected average annual revenues of $40,000,000, subject to citizen oversight and regular audits?P233,65648,3870.82844105331456550.1715589466854344866.67%BondBoard of SupervisorsCRetiree Health Care Benefits for Former Employees of the San Francisco Housing AuthorityMarch320202020-03-03T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to make retiree health care coverage available to certain City employees who previously worked for the San Francisco Housing Authority based on their combined years of service and date of hire?P192,26180,2680.70546987660028840.294530123399711650%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsDVacancy TaxMarch320202020-03-03T00:00:00Shall the City tax owners or tenants who keep ground floor retail or other commercial space vacant in some areas of San Francisco, at rates of between $250 and $1,000 per street-facing foot, starting January 1, 2021 and without any expiration date, and use the annual revenues, estimated at a range of a minimal amount to $5 million, to assist small businesses?P195,05983,2480.70087708897009420.2991229110299058566.67%TaxFour or More SupervisorsAAffordable Housing BondNovember520192019-11-05T00:00:00SAN FRANCISCO AFFORDABLE HOUSING BONDS. To finance the construction, development, acquisition, and preservation of housing affordable to extremely-low, low and middle-income households through programs that will prioritize vulnerable populations such as San Francisco's working families, veterans, seniors, and persons with disabilities; to assist in the acquisition, rehabilitation, and preservation of existing affordable housing to prevent the displacement of residents; to repair and reconstruct distressed and dilapidated public housing developments and their underlying infrastructure; to assist the City's middle-income residents or workers in obtaining affordable rental or home ownership opportunities including down payment assistance and support for new construction of affordable housing for San Francisco Unified School District and City College of San Francisco employees; and to pay related costs; shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $600,000,000 in general obligation bonds with a duration of up to 30 years from the time of issuance, an estimated average tax rate of $0.019/$100 of assessed property value, and projected average annual revenues of $50,000,000, subject to independent citizen oversight and regular audits? Affordable housing for San Francisco Unified School District and City College of San Francisco employees; and to pay related costs; shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $600,000,000 in general obligation bonds with a duration of up to 30 years from the time of issuance, an estimated average tax rate of $0.019/$100 of assessed property value, and projected average annual revenues of $50,000,000, subject to independent citizen oversight and regular audits?P143,05557,9740.71161374727029440.2883862527297056466.67%BondBoard of SupervisorsBDepartment of Disability and Aging ServicesNovember520192019-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to change the name of the Department of Aging and Adult Services to the Department of Disability and Aging Services; to change the name of the Aging and Adult Services Commission to the Disability and Aging Services Commission; and to add new qualifications for three of the seven seats on this Commission?P152,45641,7750.78492104761855730.2150789523814427350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsCVapor ProductsNovember520192019-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City overturn the law passed by the Board of Supervisors suspending the sale of electronic cigarettes until they receive FDA authorization, and adopt new regulations on the sale, manufacture, distribution and advertising of electronic cigarettes in San Francisco?F36,666164,8850.181919216476226860.818080783523773150%+1AmendmentInitiativeFRefuse Collection and DisposalJune720222022-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City change the membership of the Refuse Rate Board, how refuse rates and regulations are set and the rules governing future changes?P144,12959,7960.70677454946671570.293225450533284350%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsDTraffic Congestion Mitigation TaxNovember520192019-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City impose a 1.5% business tax on shared rides and a 3.25% business tax on private rides for fares charged by commercial ride-share and driverless-vehicle companies until November 5, 2045, raising an estimated $30-35 million annually, to fund improvements in Muni service and bicycle and pedestrian safety?P135,72164,8960.67651794214847190.3234820578515280666.67%TaxBoard of SupervisorsEAffordable Housing and Educator HousingNovember520192019-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Planning Code to allow 100% Affordable Housing Projects and Educator Housing Projects in public zoning districts and to expedite approval of these projects?P151,86547,1750.76298733922829590.237012660771704250%+1OrdinanceFour or More SupervisorsELimits on Office DevelopmentMarch320202020-03-03T00:00:00Shall the City tie annual square-footage allotment for certain Large Office Projects to whether the City is meeting its Affordable Housing Goals, and change the criteria for approving certain office projects?P151,293120,6260.55638995436140910.443610045638590950%+1OrdinanceInitiativeFCampaign Contributions and Campaign AdvertisementsNovember520192019-11-05T00:00:00Shall the City establish new restrictions on campaign contributions to local elected officials and candidates, and apply new disclaimer requirements to campaign advertisements?P151,02345,3840.76892880599978620.2310711940002138450%+1OrdinanceFour or More SupervisorsAHealth and Homelessness, Parks and Streets BondNovember320202020-11-03T00:00:00HEALTH AND RECOVERY BONDS. To finance the acquisition or improvement of real property, including to: stabilize, improve, and make permanent investments in supportive housing facilities, shelters, and/or facilities that deliver services to persons experiencing mental health challenges, substance use disorder, and/or homelessness; improve the accessibility, safety and quality of parks, open spaces and recreation facilities; improve the accessibility, safety and condition of the City’s streets and other public right-of-way and related assets; and to pay related costs; shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $487,500,000 in general obligation bonds with a duration of up to 30 years from the time of issuance, an estimated average tax rate of $0.014/$100 of assessed property value, and projected average annual revenues of $40,000,000, subject to independent citizen oversight and regular audits? The City’s current debt management policy is to keep the property tax rate for City general obligation bonds below the 2006 rate by issuing new bonds as older ones are retired and the tax base grows, though this property tax rate may vary based on other factors.P294,117122,3140.70628027212191210.2937197278780878766 ⅔%BondSupervisorsBDepartment of Sanitation and Streets, Sanitations and Streets Commission, and Public Works CommissionNovember320202020-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to create a Department of Sanitation and Streets with oversight from a Sanitation and Streets Commission, and to establish a Public Works Commission to oversee the Department of Public Works?P255,653161,1780.61332530449990520.3866746955000947650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCRemoving Citizenship Requirement for Members of City BodiesNovember320202020-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to remove the requirement that people serving on City boards, commissions and advisory bodies be registered voters and U.S. citizens, and continue to require those people be old enough to vote in City elections and be San Francisco residents?P226,148191,8980.54096439147844980.459035608521550350%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDSheriff OversightNovember320202020-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to create a Sheriff’s Department Office of Inspector General and a Sheriff’s Department Oversight Board that would make recommendations to the Sheriff and the Board of Supervisors about the operations of the Sheriff’s Department?P276,685136,8960.6689983340627350.33100166593726550%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsEPolice StaffingNovember320202020-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to remove the requirement that the San Francisco Police Department maintain a minimum of 1,971 full-duty sworn police officers and replace the requirement with regular evaluations of police staffing levels?P299,528120,2460.7135458603915440.28645413960845650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsFBusiness Tax OverhaulNovember320202020-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City eliminate the payroll expense tax; permanently increase the registration fee for some businesses by $230–460, decreasing it for others; permanently increase gross receipts tax rates to 0.105–1.040%, exempting more small businesses; permanently increase the administrative office tax rate to 1.61%; if the City loses certain lawsuits, increase gross receipts tax rates on some businesses by 0.175–0.690% and the administrative office tax rate by 1.5%, and place a new 1% or 3.5% tax on gross receipts from commercial leases, for 20 years; and make other business tax changes; for estimated annual revenue of $97 million?P273,953132,0240.67479931129103380.325200688708966350%+1TaxSupervisorsGYouth Voting in Local ElectionsNovember320202020-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to allow San Francisco residents to vote for local candidates and local ballot measures if they are U.S. citizens, at least 16 years old and registered to vote?F207,054231,6940.47192009992068340.528079900079316650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsHNeighborhood Commercial Districts and City PermittingNovember320202020-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City change the Planning Code for neighborhood commercial districts to increase permissible uses, eliminate public notification processes for new permitted uses, and require an expedited process for permits?P247,428159,0260.6087478533856230.39125214661437750%+1OrdinanceMayorIReal Estate Transfer TaxNovember320202020-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City permanently increase the transfer tax rate on sales and leases of 35 years or more of real estate, to 5.50% on those transactions of $10 million to $25 million, and to 6.00% on those transactions of $25 million or more, for an estimated average revenue of $196 million a year?P235,884173,9840.57551211609591380.424487883904086250%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsJParcel Tax for San Francisco Unified School DistrictNovember320202020-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City replace its 2018 Parcel Tax for the San Francisco Unified School District with a new tax that changes the annual tax rate from $320 per parcel to $288 per parcel, adjusted for inflation each year, and with an exemption for people age 65 or older, until June 30, 2038, for an estimated revenue of $48.1 million a year?P300,775103,3150.74432675889034620.255673241109653866 ⅔%OrdinanceMayorKAffordable Housing AuthorizationNovember320202020-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City have the authority to own, develop, construct, acquire or rehabilitate up to 10,000 units of low-income rental housing in San Francisco?P303,319109,2200.73524927340202980.264750726597970150%+1HousingSupervisorsLBusiness Tax Based on Comparison of Top Executive’s Pay to Employees’ PayNovember320202020-11-03T00:00:00Shall the City place an additional tax permanently on some businesses in San Francisco when their highest-paid managerial employee earns more than 100 times the median compensation paid to their employees in San Francisco, where the additional tax rate would be between 0.1%–0.6% of gross receipts or between 0.4%–2.4% of payroll expense for those businesses in San Francisco, for an estimated revenue of between $60-140 million a year?P268,370144,0970.65064599107322530.3493540089267747650%+1TaxSupervisorsRRCaltrain Sales TaxNovember320202020-11-03T00:00:00To preserve Caltrain service and support regional economic recovery, prevent traffic congestion, make Caltrain more affordable and accessible, reduce air pollution with cleaner and quieter electric trains, make travel times faster, and increase Caltrain frequency and capacity between Santa Clara, San Mateo and San Francisco counties, shall the Peninsula Corridor Joint Powers Board's resolution levying a 30-year one-eighth cent sales tax with oversight and audits, providing approximately $100 million annually for Caltrain that the State cannot take away, be adopted?P300,438109,0560.73368107957625750.266318920423742566 ⅔%TaxSupervisorsARecall Measure Regarding Alison CollinsFebruary1520222022-02-15T00:00:00Shall Alison Collins be recalled (removed) from the School Board for the San Francisco Unified School District?P134,87141,9280.762849337383130.2371506626168750%+1RecallPetitionBRecall Measure Regarding Gabriela LópezFebruary1520222022-02-15T00:00:00Shall Gabriela López be recalled (removed) from the School Board for the San Francisco Unified School District?P127,02249,2570.72057363611093770.279426363889062250%+1RecallPetitionCRecall Measure Regarding Faauuga MoligaFebruary1520222022-02-15T00:00:00Shall Faauuga Moliga be recalled (removed) from the School Board forthe San Francisco Unified School District?P121,19754,7850.68868975236103690.311310247638963150%+1RecallPetitionAMuni Reliability and Street Safety BondJune720222022-06-07T00:00:00MUNI RELIABILITY AND STREET SAFETY BOND. To increase Muni’s reliability, safety and frequency, reduce delays, improve disabled access and equity, increase subway capacity and improve pedestrian, bicycle, and traffic safety by repairing, constructing and improving deteriorating Muni bus yards, facilities, transportation infrastructure and equipment, and constructing and redesigning streets and sidewalks, and to pay related costs; shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $400,000,000 in general obligation bonds, with a duration of up to 30 years from the time of issuance, an estimated average tax rate of $0.010/$100 of assessed property value, and projected average annual revenues of approximately $30,000,000, subject to citizen oversight and independent audits?F138,73074,3500.65107002064952140.348929979350478766 ⅔%BondSupervisorsBBuilding Inspection CommissionJune720222022-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to change the appointment process and qualifications for Building Inspection Commission members and have the Mayor appoint the Director of the Department of Building Inspection?P129,23079,2340.6199151891933380.3800848108066620750%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCRecall Timelines and Vacancy AppointmentsJune720222022-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to further limit the period during which the voters could recall a City elected official, and when an official is recalled, to prevent the person appointed to fill that vacancy from running as a candidate to remain in that office?F89,731123,6850.42045113768414740.579548862315852650%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsDOffice Victim and Witness Rights; Legal Services for Domestic Violence VictimsJune720222022-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City create an Office of Victim and Witness Rights that would provide or coordinate existing City services and seek to establish programs that provide free legal services for domestic violence victims?P125,79587,1280.59080043020246750.409199569797532450%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsEBehested PaymentsJune720222022-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City amend its behested payments law to prevent Board of Supervisors (Board) members from seeking behested payments from contractors who received Board approval and to allow further changes to this law only if the City’s Ethics Commission and two-thirds of the Board approve those amendments?P144,11463,5200.69407707793521290.3059229220647870550%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsGPublic Health Emergency LeaveJune720222022-06-07T00:00:00Shall the City require employers with more than 100 employees worldwide to provide paid public health emergency leave, not to exceed 80 hours a year, for their employees in San Francisco?P137,84276,0770.64436539063851270.355634609361487350%+1OrdinanceSupervisorsHRecall Measure Regarding Chesa BoudinJune720222022-06-07T00:00:00Shall Chesa Boudin be recalled (removed) from the Office of District Attorney?P122,588100,1770.55030188763944070.4496981123605593450%+1RecallPetitionARetiree Supplemental Cost of Living Adjustment: Retirement Board Contract with Executive DirectorNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to allow City employees who retired before November 6, 1996, to receive a supplemental cost of living adjustment to their pensions even if the retirement system is not fully funded and allow the Retirement Board to have an individual employment contract with its executive director?P187,939100,8690.65074028420265360.349259715797346350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsBPublic Works Department and Commission, Sanitation and Streets Department and CommissionNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to eliminate the Department of Sanitation and Streets and transfer its duties back to the Department of Public Works and to retain the Sanitation and Streets Commission and Public Works Commission?P212,06672,3490.74562171474781570.254378285252184350%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsCHomelessness Oversight CommissionNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to establish a Homelessness Oversight Commission to oversee the Department of Homelessness and Supportive Housing and require the City Controller to conduct audits of services for people experiencing homelessness?P196,15294,9910.67373077834603610.326269221653963950%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsDAffordable Housing – Initiative PetitionNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to streamline approval of affordable housing that provides (1) housing for households with income up to 140% of area median income (AMI) but where the average household income is no more than 120% of AMI, (2) additional affordable housing units equal to 15% of the required number of affordable on-site units, or (3) housing for households that include at least one School District or City College employee, with certain household income restrictions; and to no longer require Board of Supervisors' approval for those types of projects if they use City property or financing?F146,158141,5070.508084056106930.491915943893070150%+1Charter AmendmentPetitionEAffordable Housing – Board of SupervisorsNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to streamline approval of affordable housing that provides (1) housing for households with income up to 120% of area median income (AMI) but where the average household income is no more than 80% of AMI, (2) additional affordable housing units equal to 8% of the total number of units in the entire project, or (3) housing for households that include at least one School District or City College employee, with certain household income restrictions; and to continue requiring Board of Supervisors' approval for those types of projects if they use City property or financing?F154,021131,5690.53930809902307510.46069190097692550%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsFLibrary Preservation FundNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to renew the Library Preservation Fund for 25 years, allow the City to temporarily freeze the annual minimum funding for the Library when the City anticipates a budget deficit over $300 million, and require the Library to increase the minimum hours the Main Library and its branches must be open per week?P239,14150,4530.82578023025338920.1742197697466107750%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsGStudent Success Fund – Grants to the San Francisco Unified School DistrictNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to provide additional funding for grants to the San Francisco Unified School District for 15 years to improve student academic achievement and social/emotional wellness?P226,71864,7680.77780064908777780.222199350912222250%+1Charter AmendmentBoard of SupervisorsHCity Elections in Even-Numbered YearsNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to hold elections for Mayor, Sheriff, District Attorney, City Attorney and Treasurer in November of presidential election years, extend the current terms of these officials by one year to January 2025, provide that there would be no regularly scheduled election in 2023, hold elections for local ballot measures only in even-numbered years or in special elections, and change the minimum number of signatures required for voters to place ordinances and declarations of policy on the ballot?P203,85582,3910.71216715692097010.287832843079029950%+1ElectionsBoard of SupervisorsIVehicles on JFK Drive in Golden Gate Park and the Great HighwayNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City allow private motor vehicles on John F. Kennedy Drive and connector streets in Golden Gate Park at all times except from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Sundays and legal holidays year-round, as well as on Saturdays in April through September, allow motor vehicles in both directions at all times on the Great Highway and not allow the City to remove the Great Highway between Sloat and Skyline boulevards as proposed?F191,641102,6890.65110929908605990.3488907009139401450%+1Ordinance RepealPetitionJRecreational Use of JFK Drive in Golden Gate ParkNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City affirm the ordinance the Board of Supervisors adopted in May 2022 reserving portions of John F. Kennedy Drive and certain connector streets in Golden Gate Park as open recreation spaces, closing those streets seven days a week to private motor vehicles with limited exceptions?P181,694106,4080.6306585861951670.36934141380483350%+1Ordinance AffirmationBoard of SupervisorsLSales Tax for Transportation ProjectsNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City continue a one-half cent sales tax to 2053 and generate estimated annual revenue of $100–236 million to pay for transportation projects described in a new 30-year spending plan, allow the Transportation Authority to issue up to $1.91 billion in bonds to pay for these projects, and increase the total amount of money the Transportation Authority may spend each year for the next four years?P209,24682,2200.71790877838238420.282091221617615866 ⅔%TaxBoard of SupervisorsMTax on Keeping Residential Units VacantNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City tax owners of vacant residential units in buildings with three or more units, if those owners have kept those units vacant for more than 182 days in a calendar year, at a rate between $2,500–5,000 per vacant unit in 2024 and up to $20,000 in later years with adjustments for inflation, to generate estimated annual revenue of $20–37 million, with the tax continuing until December 31, 2053, and use those funds for rent subsidies and affordable housing?P159,374132,9890.54512369896327510.454876301036724950%+1TaxPetitionNGolden Gate Park Underground Parking Facility, Golden Gate Park Concourse AuthorityNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City be allowed to use public funds to acquire, operate or subsidize public parking in the underground parking garage below the Music Concourse in Golden Gate Park, and direct the Golden Gate Park Concourse Authority to dissolve, transferring management of the garage to the City's Recreation and Park Commission?P212,67872,1170.74677575097877420.253224249021225850%+1Public FundsMayorOAdditional Parcel Tax for City CollegeNovember820222022-11-08T00:00:00Shall the City establish an additional parcel tax on some San Francisco property owners based on the square footage and use of their properties, at rates between $150–4,000 per parcel with adjustments for inflation, to generate approximately $37 million in annual revenue, beginning on July 1, 2023 and continuing until June 30, 2043, and transfer those funds to City College for student and workforce development programs?F106,513183,9680.36667802713430480.633321972865695150%+1TaxPetitionAAffordable Housing BondsMarch520242024-03-05T00:00:00To construct, develop, acquire, and/or rehabilitate housing, including workforce housing and senior housing, that will be affordable to households ranging from extremely low-income to moderate-income households; shall the City and County of San Francisco issue $300,000,000 in general obligation bonds, subject to independent citizen oversight and regular audits, with a duration of up to 30 years from the time of issuance, an estimated average tax rate of $0.0057/$100 of assessed property value, and projected average annual revenues of $25,000,000?P158,39166,6300.70389430319836810.2961056968016318566 ⅔%BondSupervisorsBPolice Officer Staffing Levels Conditioned on Amending Existing or Future Tax FundingMarch520242024-03-05T00:00:00Shall the City amend the Charter to set minimum police officer staffing levels, require the City to budget enough money to pay the number of police officers employed in the previous year, allow the Police Department to introduce amendments to its budget, and set aside funds to pay for police recruitment, all for at least five years, but all if and only if the voters later adopt a new tax or amend an existing tax to fund these requirements?F61,527161,2620.276167135720345240.723832864279654850%+1Charter AmendmentSupervisorsCReal Estate Transfer Tax Exemption and Office Space AllocationMarch520242024-03-05T00:00:00Shall the City exempt from the real estate transfer tax the first time a property is transferred after being converted from a commercial to residential use, have authority to amend the transfer tax without voter approval but not to increase it, and increase the annual limit on office space available for development by including office space that has been converted to a different use or demolished?P116,229103,9560.5278697458954970.4721302541045030450%+1TaxOrdinanceDChanges to Local Ethics LawsMarch520242024-03-05T00:00:00Shall the City amend its ethics laws to further restrict the gifts City employees and officers may accept, expand the definition of conduct by City employees, officers and others that those laws prohibit as bribery, require additional reporting of gifts to City departments, create a uniform set of rules for nonwork activities of City employees and officers instead of rules by each department, create additional penalties for some ethics violations, require ethics training for additional City employees, and change the requirements for making future amendments to some ethics laws?P198,43424,0160.89203866037311750.1079613396268824550%+1Ethics LawsEthics CommissionEPolice Department Policies and ProceduresMarch520242024-03-05T00:00:00Shall the City allow the Police Department to hold community meetings before the Police Commission can change policing policies, reduce recordkeeping and reporting requirements for police officers, set new policies for police officers to report use-of-force incidents and to engage in vehicle pursuits, authorize the Police Department to use drones and install public surveillance cameras without further approval, and authorize the Police Department to use new surveillance technology unless the Board of Supervisors disapproves?P120,435102,2170.54091137739611590.459088622603884150%+1PoliceOrdinanceFIllegal Substance Dependence Screening and Treatment for Recipients of City Public AssistanceMarch520242024-03-05T00:00:00Shall the City require single adults age 65 and under with no dependent children who receive City public assistance benefits and whom the City reasonably suspects are dependent on illegal drugs to participate in screening, evaluation and treatment for drug dependency for those adults to be eligible for most of those benefits?P130,12793,7090.5813497382011830.41865026179881750%+1Public Assistance RequirementOrdinanceGOffering Algebra 1 to Eighth GradersMarch520242024-03-05T00:00:00Shall it be City policy to encourage the San Francisco Unified School District to offer Algebra 1 to students by their eighth-grade year and to support the School District’s development of its math curriculum?P181,93740,6010.81755475469358040.182445245306419650%+1Public School CurriculumSupervisors