Policies for Board of Supervisors Resolution
Environmental policy and legislation in San Francisco
A policy statement to express approval or disapproval. Unless otherwise provided by state law, Charter, or ordinance, the favorable vote of six of the eleven Supervisors is required to approve resolutions. Resolutions which have not been referred to committee may only be adopted by unanimous vote of all Supervisors present on the day of their introduction. The Clerk of the Board shall publish at the rear of the Rules of Order a list of actions, which require more than a majority vote of the Supervisors present.
Accept and Expend Federal Grant - Acquisition of clean air vehicles and infrastructure
Urging State PUC to allocate $16 million For Emergency Energy Efficiency program
Computer & Electronics Recycling
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Accept and Expend Grant - Feasibility Study on Decentralized Wastewater Treatment at Hunters Point Naval Shipyard
Approving Public Utilities Commission's Extension of Time for The San Francisco Water Alliance Contract CS-524
Urging the consumer catalog industry to use 50 percent post-consumer recycled paper for catalogs