Month Year Letter Subject Yes No PassFail Percent TypeMeas By Keyword1 Keyword2 Keyword3 Keyword4 Keyword5 NOV 1961 A "$115,000,000 Municipal Water System Bonds" " 197,566 " " 17,354 " P 91.93% B S Water system "Facil, imprv" Don Pedro Dam Hetch Hetchy NOV 1961 B "$1,100,000 Fort Funston Bonds" " 147,807 " " 56,670 " P 72.29% B S Fort Funston "Land, acquis" Recreation "Funston,Fort" Acquisition NOV 1961 C "$3,282,000 Public Welfare Bonds" " 127,884 " " 73,546 " F 63.49% B S Welfare Public Welfare "Land, acquis" Building NOV 1961 D Chief Administrative Officer Appointment " 154,000 " " 42,884 " P 78.22% C S CAO appt Mayor appt Board of Sup CAO Appointment NOV 1961 E Library Commission reduce members to 7 " 160,298 " " 36,714 " P 81.36% C S Library Comm. Member 7 Lib Commission NOV 1961 F "Health Service Commission, Administrative Costs" " 120,492 " " 77,980 " P 60.71% C S Health Service Administrative Contribution NOV 1961 G Employee Property Repair/Replace " 127,695 " " 69,298 " P 64.82% C S Employees Property Replace prop Repair prop NOV 1961 H "Employees, Disciplinary Hearings" " 89,069 " " 100,982 " F 46.87% C S Employees Suspension Dismissal Hearings Civil Service NOV 1961 I "Fox Theater, acquisition of property and land" " 81,100 " " 117,709 " F 40.79% P s Fox Theater Property Acq Meeting facT "heater, Fox" Acquire Prop JUN 1962 A "Airport Bonds $9,800,000" " 114,592 " " 47,406 " P 70.74% B S Airport Garage Parking JUN 1962 B "Public Welfare Bonds $3,545,000" " 89,700 " " 71,024 " F 55.81% B S Welfare Public Welfare Land Acquis Construction Building JUN 1962 C "Purchasing Procedure, by Ordinance" " 97,191 " " 56,873 " P 63.08% C S Purchaser Procedure Bids Ordinance JUN 1962 D Police & Fire Compensation " 85,513 " " 71,330 " P 54.52% C S Police Compensation Fire Pay Salaries NOV 1962 A San Francisco Bay Area Rapid Transit District Bonds " 163,559 " " 80,967 " P 66.89% B S BART NOV 1962 C Annual Salary Ordinance Amendments " 145,997 " " 64,642 " P 69.31% C S Salaries Amendments Annual Pay Pay Referenda NOV 1962 D Pay periods for employees " 147,534 " " 67,521 " P 68.60% C S Employees Pay periods Payments Salaries NOV 1962 E Water Department and Hetch Hetchy merger " 160,147 " " 54,956 " P 74.45% C S Water Dept Hetch Hetchy Merger NOV 1962 F Police & Fire Disciplinary procedure " 117,082 " " 99,400 " P 54.08% C S Discipline Employees Suspension Appeal Fire Discipl NOV 1962 G Parking Authority employees retirement " 114,453 " " 97,696 " P 53.95% C S Parking Auth Retirement Prior Service Authority Employees NOV 1962 H "School Dist non-certified employees, civil service" " 136,108 " " 71,856 " P 65.45% C S School Dist Noncertified Civil Service SFUSD "Education,Bd" NOV 1962 I Retirement Allowance " 82,118 " " 133,134 " F 38.15% C S Employees Retirement Earnings Allowance NOV 1962 J Police Department Assistant Inspector " 130,101 " " 79,755 " P 62.00% C S Asst Inspect Inspector Police Dept NOV 1962 K Municipal Railway Wage Formula " 82,408 " " 137,941 " F 37.40% C S Muni Railway Municipal Rw Wages Formula Wage Employees NOV 1962 L "Layoffs, Rehiring, permanent employees" " 157,588 " " 64,649 " P 70.91% C S Employees Layoff tech Rehiring Technology Automation NOV 1963 A Retirement Allowances " 97,745 " " 101,600 " F 49.03% C S Retirement Employees Earnings Disability Allowance NOV 1963 B "Planning Commission, architect, mayor appointment" " 70,512 " " 121,745 " F 36.68% C S Planning Com Architect Landscape arch Mayor Appointment NOV 1963 C "Retirement Allowances, Social Security" " 97,937 " " 109,536 " F 47.20% C S Retirement Reduce allow Social Secur Allowances Reduce Allow NOV 1963 D "Retired teachers, State Retirement" " 70,203 " " 121,676 " F 36.59% C S Health Service SF Ret Sys Teachers Retirement State Retire NOV 1963 E "Employees retired before July 1, 1947" " 106,032 " " 87,260 " P 54.86% C S Retirement Employees Before Jul47 1-Jul-47 NOV 1963 F Police and Fire parity pay " 102,237 " " 101,304 " P 50.23% C S Police/Fire Police pay Fire Pay Parity Pay NOV 1963 G "Health Services, Parking Authority" " 112,657 " " 76,361 " P 59.60% C S Health System Parking Auth Membership NOV 1963 H "Boards & Commissions, members professional employment" " 61,149 " " 124,423 " F 32.95% C S Commissions "Boards, C&C" Officers Employment Professional NOV 1963 I "Police Department, compensation" " 88,390 " " 101,004 " F 46.67% C S Sergeant Salary Police Compensation NOV 1963 J "Police/Fire, death benefit of retired members" " 120,540 " " 71,466 " P 62.78% C S Police/Fire Retired members Death beneft Fire Department. JUN 1964 A "Street Lighting Bonds $7,000,000" " 172,972 " " 30,966 " P 84.82% B S Street Light Lighting JUN 1964 B "Sewerage/Sewage Disposal Bonds $15,623,000" " 163,156 " " 36,457 " P 81.74% B S Disposal sys Sewerage Sewage JUN 1964 C "Civil Service, permanent employees" " 105,068 " " 83,545 " P 55.71% C S Transfers Automation Probation Civil Service Employees JUN 1964 D "Employees, evacuated during WWII" " 133,790 " " 56,131 " P 70.45% C S Retirement Evacuated Employees World War II JUN 1964 E "Retirement/death allow., cost of living" " 91,851 " " 100,361 " F 47.79% C S Cost Living Retirement Death allow. NOV 1964 A "Log Cabin Ranch Bonds $1,300,000" " 196,246 " " 76,014 " P 72.08% B S Rehab school Log Cabin Ranch Bonds NOV 1964 B "School Bonds $31,465,000" " 210,263 " " 65,663 " P 76.20% B S New schools Rehab work Replacements Schools NOV 1964 C "Fire Department Bonds $4,890,000" " 206,385 " " 64,474 " P 76.20% B S Fire Station Headquarters Fire Department. NOV 1964 D "Recreation and Park Bonds $9,450,000" " 157,541 " " 111,922 " F 58.46% B S Golden Gate Playgrounds Recreation Park Bonds NOV 1964 E "Officers & Employees, leaves of absence" " 121,282 " " 138,204 " F 46.74% C S Union Post Employees Leaves Abs. Officers NOV 1964 F Public Works contract procedures " 177,188 " " 76,386 " P 69.88% C S Contracts Procedures Public Works NOV 1964 G "Salaries, Members, Board of Supervisors $9600" " 147,179 " " 114,209 " P 56.31% C S Board of Sup Salaries Supervisors NOV 1964 H Construction of low-rent housing project " 148,218 " " 116,764 " P 55.94% P S Housing Low income Elderly Low rent NOV 1965 A "Medical Center Bonds Total $33,670,000" " 154,175 " " 44,976 " P 77.42% B S General Hosp Medical Hospital Equipment NOV 1965 B "War Memorial Bonds Total $29,000,000" " 62,707 " " 131,235 " F 32.33% B S Opera House Veterans Bld Music Center War Memorial NOV 1965 C City Employees Retirement Death Benefits " 72,748 " " 120,155 " F 37.71% C S Retirement Death Benefit Pension Employees NOV 1965 D Replace Costs Personal Property Stolen " 80,297 " " 105,108 " F 43.31% C S Stolen Prop. Personal Pro "Property, P." Employees NOV 1965 E Muni Railway Platform/Bus Employee Salary " 79,507 " " 106,437 " F 42.76% C S Muni railway Platform Salaries Bus Employee NOV 1965 F Civil Service Exam Exempt " 80,511 " " 102,638 " F 43.96% C S Temporary P. Econ Assist Civil Service Examination Exemption NOV 1965 G Membership Various Commissions " 49,347 " " 137,649 " F 26.39% C S Police Comm. Fire Comm. Civil Service Commissions JUN 1966 A Retirement Death Benefit " 61,151 " " 91,803 " F 39.98% C S Retirement Death Benefit Employees Benefit NOV 1966 A "Airport General Obligation Bonds $95,500,000" " 163,657 " " 84,105 " F 66.05% B S Airport Bond S.F.O. NOV 1966 B "Muni Transit Bonds, Total $96,500,000" " 143,135 " " 104,251 " F 57.86% B S Muni Railway Transit Transportation NOV 1966 C Bureau Fire Prevention & Public Safety " 152,893 " " 71,039 " P 68.28% C S Fire Prevent Public Safe Prevention Bureau Fire NOV 1966 D City Employees' Vacations " 98,273 " " 133,111 " F 42.47% C S Vacations Employees NOV 1966 E "Longevity Pay, Overtime, Night, Police & Fire" " 101,193 " " 124,776 " F 44.78% C S Longevity Police Fire Overtime Special Pay NOV 1966 F Retirement System Provisions - Death " 134,381 " " 87,169 " P 60.65% C S Survivor Restrictions Death Benefit Retirement NOV 1966 G Disciplinary Proceedings & Hearings " 102,407 " " 112,246 " F 47.71% C S Discipline Employees Hearings NOV 1966 H Terminated Probationary Employees " 133,048 " " 82,275 " P 61.79% C S Employees Probation Eligibility Termination NOV 1966 I Employees' Leaves of Absence " 109,623 " " 104,079 " P 51.30% C S Employees Leaves Abs. Absence NOV 1966 J Attorney Appointments City & County Offices " 112,457 " " 103,228 " P 52.14% C S Attorneys Appointments City Attn. DistrictAttn Public Def NOV 1966 K Arbitration Board Establish Fire Department " 69,774 " " 142,738 " F 32.83% C S Arbitration Fire Department. Grievance NOV 1966 L Increase Members Police Commission " 82,881 " " 136,009 " F 37.86% C S Police Comm. Commission Members NOV 1966 M Increase Members Fire Commission Fire Comm. " 83,106 " " 134,996 " F 38.10% C S Commission Members NOV 1966 N Increase Members Civil Service Commission " 78,617 " " 137,620 " F 36.36% C S Civil Service Commission Members NOV 1966 O Utility Budget Repeals Limitation " 90,352 " " 115,826 " F 43.82% C S Utility Budget Repeals Limitation NOV 1966 P Creating Palace of Fine Arts Commission " 90,023 " " 122,542 " F 42.35% C S Arts Fine Arts Commission NOV 1966 Q "Retirement System Provisions, Police, Fire" " 80,339 " " 133,922 " F 37.50% C S Retirement Fire Department. Police Dept. NOV 1967 A "Airport Bonds Total $98,000,000" " 156,060 " " 71,462 " P 68.59% B S Airport S.F.O. NOV 1967 B Board of Supervisors Appoint Analyst " 74,327 " " 130,889 " F 36.22% C S Analyst Board of Sup Supervisors NOV 1967 C Minimum Age Entrance Police Department " 159,490 " " 48,519 " P 76.67% C S Police Dept. Entrance Age Minimum Age NOV 1967 D "Nominee Board of Education, Qualifications" " 155,615 " " 46,732 " P 76.91% C S Education School Board Registrar Qualification NOV 1967 E Employee Vacations " 113,604 " " 94,215 " P 54.66% C S Years 15 Employees Vacation NOV 1967 F Rates of Compensation Police & Fire " 126,177 " " 71,874 " P 63.71% C S Police Dept. Fire Department. Pay Salaries Compensation NOV 1967 G Compensation Municipal Railway Employees " 110,758 " " 89,025 " P 55.44% C S Muni railway. Compensation Platform Bus Operator NOV 1967 H Veteran Preference Civil Service " 140,939 " " 53,749 " P 72.39% C S Veterans Civil Service Preference NOV 1967 I "Sheriff Dept. Disability, Retire. Death Benefits" " 88,705 " " 108,612 " F 44.96% C S Sheriff Retirement Disability Death Benefit NOV 1967 J Planning Dept. Duties & Responsibilities " 85,483 " " 106,815 " F 44.45% C S Planning Department City Plan NOV 1967 K Exempt Appointment Administrator General Hosp. " 98,291 " " 96,244 " P 50.53% C S General Hosp Hospital Public Health Civil Service NOV 1967 L Municipal Indebtedness " 74,006 " " 120,015 " F 38.14% C S Finance Debt Indebtedness NOV 1967 M Advisory Arbitration " 90,819 " " 99,772 " F 47.65% C S Work dispute Arbitration Fire Department. Advisory NOV 1967 N License Tax Prohibition " 85,720 " " 106,753 " F 44.54% C S Tax License Business Tax License Tax NOV 1967 O "Real Property Tax Limitation, Sales Tax" " 93,234 " " 98,809 " F 48.55% C S Taxes Sales Tax Bonded Debt Property Tax NOV 1967 P Vietnam Cease Fire " 79,092 " " 137,933 " F 36.44% P I Cease Fire Withdrawal Vietnam U.S. Troops JUN 1968 A "Market St. Reconstruction. & Improvement. $24,500,000" " 152,999 " " 66,198 " P 69.80% B S Market St. Streets JUN 1968 B "Recreation & Park Bonds $14,885,000" " 127,391 " " 87,977 " F 59.15% B S Recreation Parks JUN 1968 C "Cliff House - Sutro Baths $5,700,000" " 89,848 " " 124,179 " F 41.98% B S Sutro Baths Twelve Acres Rec & Park Baths Point Lobos JUN 1968 D "Sewer & Water Pollution Cont. Bonds $17,500,000" " 161,589 " " 53,231 " P 75.22% B S Sewer Water JUN 1968 E Suspends License Taxes Prohibition " 117,020 " " 84,861 " P 57.96% C S License Tax Tax License 30-Jun-73 Business Lic Suspend JUN 1968 F Board of Supervisors in Retirement System " 59,464 " " 145,827 " F 28.97% C S Board of Sup Supervisors Retirement Elected Off. JUN 1968 G "Bond Indebtedness, Not Over $6 Million" " 87,804 " " 113,087 " F 43.71% C S Group Debt Bonds Debt JUN 1968 H Substitute to Official Newspaper " 142,123 " " 62,320 " P 69.52% C S Newspaper Official Pap Publishing Substitute JUN 1968 I Cost of Living Changes - Retirement " 122,158 " " 84,936 " P 58.99% C S Cost Living Retirement Death Allow JUN 1968 J City Planning/Mandatory Referrals " 131,293 " " 61,831 " P 67.98% C S City Plan Planning Referrals JUN 1968 K Disabled Employees in Promotion Exams " 139,204 " " 58,046 " P 70.57% C S Employees Disabled Civil Service JUN 1968 L Age Requirements Fire Department " 145,563 " " 61,166 " P 70.41% C S Fire Department. Age JUN 1968 M Increase Filing Fee Candidates " 138,754 " " 63,302 " P 68.67% C S Filing Fees Fees Candidates Sponsors Nomination JUN 1968 N Candidates' Declarations Deleted " 123,763 " " 74,972 " P 62.28% C S Candidates Ballot Pamph Declarations JUN 1968 O Retire Benefits/Fire & Police Dept. " 148,287 " " 65,182 " P 69.47% C S Police Fire Retirements Benefits NOV 1968 A "Bayview/Hunters Point Rec./Park Bonds $6,425,000" " 176,667 " " 93,096 " F 65.49% B S Bayview Hunters Pt. Park Recreations NOV 1968 B "S.F. Harbor Assume Bond Indebtedness $60,939,000" " 195,904 " " 72,429 " P 73.01% P S Port Harbor TransferPort NOV 1968 C Control of Harbor & Port From CA to SF " 193,510 " " 68,005 " P 74.00% C S Port Harbor TransferPort Port Comm NOV 1968 D Bond Issues; Public Improvements; Group " 132,291 " " 112,182 " F 54.11% C S Bond Issues Group Bonds Indebtedness NOV 1968 E Retirement Board System & Board " 129,344 " " 121,734 " P 51.52% C S Retirement Actuarial Investment Benefits Social Sec. NOV 1968 F Chief Juvenile Probation " 187,944 " " 58,238 " P 76.34% C S Juvenile Probation Appointment Removal Sup. Court NOV 1968 G "Retirement; Sheriff's Dept., P.E.R.S." " 125,844 " " 118,612 " P 51.48% C S Sheriff Dept PERS Retirement NOV 1968 H "Housing Auth., 3,000 Dwelling Units" " 129,263 " " 117,968 " P 52.28% P S Low Income Elderly Housing Low Rent NOV 1968 I S.F. School District Tax Increase " 133,383 " " 110,862 " P 54.61% P S Education Schools Tax NOV 1968 J Hours of Fresh/Meat Poultry Markets " 122,026 " " 117,270 " P 50.99% O I Health Code Meat Sales Hours NOV 1968 K "Real Property Assessment-$1,000 or Less" " 119,706 " " 113,482 " P 51.33% P I Taxes Assessment Tax Limit NOV 1969 A "Recreation and Park Bonds $9,998,000" " 103,997 " " 79,056 " F 56.81% B S Recreation Parks NOV 1969 B "School Bonds $5,000,000" " 95,842 " " 87,306 " F 52.33% B S Hunters Pt. Redevelopment Schools Education NOV 1969 C "Multiple Improvement Bonds $4,930,000" " 82,816 " " 94,078 " F 46.82% B S Improvements Health Jails NOV 1969 D "Police, Fire Department Administration" " 36,014 " " 137,504 " F 20.76% C S Police Fire Hours Fire Inspectors NOV 1969 E New Charter " 64,598 " " 108,387 " F 37.34% C S Legislative Executive Charter NOV 1969 F Size of Police Force " 107,913 " " 64,073 " P 62.75% C S Police Force NOV 1969 G "Police, Fire Promotional Exams" " 64,263 " " 105,248 " F 37.91% C S Promotion Police Fire Examinations NOV 1969 H Collective Bargaining " 45,120 " " 125,385 " F 26.46% C S Collective B Compensation Employees Bargaining Labor NOV 1969 I Port Revenue Bonds " 103,387 " " 62,345 " P 62.38% C S Port Bonds Revenue Bond "Bonds, Port" Payment NOV 1969 J Progressive Payments on City Contracts " 66,955 " " 95,732 " F 41.16% C S Progress Pay Contracts Payments Construction NOV 1969 K "Crafts & Trades Pay set August, not July" " 64,166 " " 97,027 " F 39.81% C S Employees Timing Crafts Trades Salaries NOV 1969 L "Health Service, City pay full costs" " 49,519 " " 119,540 " F 29.29% C S Health Service Employees Benefit NOV 1969 M California Academy of Sciences Admission Fee " 92,905 " " 75,048 " P 55.32% C S Academy Sciences Admission Fee Calif Acad. NOV 1969 N Underwriter's Fire Patrol Retirement Credit " 96,282 " " 70,878 " P 57.60% C S Underwriters Retirement Fire Department. NOV 1969 O Military Service Retirement Credit " 76,484 " " 91,286 " F 45.59% C S Retirement Muni Railway Military Svc Market St Ry NOV 1969 P Shall Board of Education be Elective " 85,618 " " 84,555 " P 50.31% P I School Board Education Public School NOV 1969 Q Board of Education Election by Districts " 48,160 " " 122,956 " F 28.14% P I Districts School Board Education Public School Board Educ JUN 1970 A "Public School Building Bonds $45,000,000" " 77,448 " " 96,811 " F 44.44% B S School Building Education Public School JUN 1970 B "Street Lighting Improvement Bonds $5,000,000" " 112,893 " " 62,147 " F 64.50% B S Street Light Lighting Crime JUN 1970 C "Fire protection systems improvement bonds $5,767,000" " 107,495 " " 65,370 " F 62.18% B S Fire Prot Hi pressure Water System JUN 1970 D Creation of Airports Commission " 86,513 " " 81,074 " P 51.62% C S Pub. Utility Airport Comm. JUN 1970 E Fire Department Pay and Work Time " 51,635 " " 111,461 " F 31.66% C S Fire Department. Work week Fire fighter Salaries JUN 1970 F Bonded Dept Limit " 88,708 " " 75,001 " P 54.19% C S Sewers Water pollut Airport 12% limit Serv. charges JUN 1970 G "Fix salaries, disabled persons" " 88,710 " " 74,433 " P 54.38% C S Employees Disabled Salaries JUN 1970 H "Policy Compulsory School Busing, Elementary School" " 39,484 " " 132,007 " F 23.02% P S School Bus Busing Sch Neighborhood School Board Education JUN 1970 I Police Department Pay & Fringes & Parity " 42,847 " " 137,355 " F 23.78% C S Police Pay Salaries Parity NOV 1970 A "Water Pollution Control Bonds $65,000,000" " 177,122 " " 47,624 " P 78.81% B S Water Pollution Pollution Sewage Clean Water NOV 1970 B "School Bonds $5,498,000" " 142,000 " " 81,339 " F 63.58% B S School Bonds Hunters Pt. Redevelopment Education NOV 1970 C Military Service Retirement Credit Market St. railway " 120,724 " " 91,168 " P 56.97% C S Retirement Market St Ry Muni Railway Military Svc NOV 1970 D Military Service Retirement Credit - Eligibles " 101,326 " " 109,885 " F 47.97% C S Military Svc Eligibles Civil Service Retirement NOV 1970 E Increase max rate interest on General Obligation bonds " 126,333 " " 77,032 " P 62.12% C S Interest Rate General Oblg Bond Interest NOV 1970 F "Increase Police Funds, Pay exonerated officer" " 122,674 " " 85,237 " P 59.00% C S Contingent $ Narcotic Police Dept. Exoneration NOV 1970 G "Working benefits, Police & Fire Departments." " 102,784 " " 106,130 " F 49.20% C S Compensation Work benefits Police Dept. Fire Department. NOV 1970 H School & College Board Elections " 64,954 " " 139,141 " F 31.83% C S School Board Jr. College Board Elect Education Districts NOV 1970 I Candlestick Park Name - Lefty O'Doul " 60,829 " " 148,554 " F 29.05% P M Lefty O'Doul Candlestick "O'Doul,Lefty" NOV 1970 J Vietnam War Cease Fire " 107,928 " " 102,863 " P 51.20% P I Peace Vietnam Cease Fire War protests NOV 1971 A "Public School Building Bonds $56,180,000" " 107,909 " " 122,184 " F 46.90% B S School Bonds Education Field Act NOV 1971 B "Harbor Improvement Bonds $34,000,000" " 160,821 " " 67,179 " P 70.54% B S Port Bonds Harbor Bonds Pier 94 NOV 1971 C "Hall of Justice Improvement Bonds $3,850,000" " 113,650 " " 110,921 " F 50.61% B S Hall Justice Muni Court Sup. Court Courtrooms Holding cells NOV 1971 D "Fire Protection Bonds $8,491,000" " 154,031 " " 70,934 " P 68.47% B S Water System Fire Protect NOV 1971 E Police Department Organization " 108,352 " " 105,935 " P 50.56% C S Police Department Civil Service Inspectors Examinations NOV 1971 F Budget Analyst Appointment " 91,542 " " 120,345 " F 43.20% C S Budget Analysis Board of Sup Supervisors Analyst NOV 1971 G Disabled Transferee Promotional Exams " 152,597 " " 60,114 " P 71.74% C S Civil Service Disabled Trs Employees NOV 1971 H "Ballot Arguments by Mayor, or more Supervisors" " 112,502 " " 96,177 " P 53.91% C S Ballot Argument Elections Mayor Supervisors NOV 1971 I School Department Four year contracts " 115,848 " " 94,319 " P 55.12% C S School Dept. Four Year Contracts "Admin,School" NOV 1971 J Police & Fire Benefits set by Board of Supervisors " 88,028 " " 131,041 " F 40.18% C S Police Dept Fire Department. Work benefits Premium Pay Benefits NOV 1971 K "Ballot Pamphlets, Initiative requirements" " 59,432 " " 147,877 " F 28.67% C S Petitions Initiative Elections Ballot Pamph Voters NOV 1971 L Community College District Board " 119,809 " " 86,742 " P 58.00% C S Community Co College Jr. College Education NOV 1971 M Amending Zoning Ordinance Procedure " 111,930 " " 84,298 " P 57.04% C S Zoning Ord. Amend Zoning Reclass prop Setback line NOV 1971 N Miscellaneous Employees Retirement Benefits " 88,794 " " 120,313 " F 42.46% C S Military Pension Retirement Benefit Employees NOV 1971 O Publication of Legislation & meetings " 100,185 " " 100,097 " P 50.02% C S Amend Add Publication Notices Legislation Meetings NOV 1971 P "Widows, Firefighter, non-worker related death" " 134,076 " " 81,111 " P 62.31% C S Fire Department. Widows Death NOV 1971 Q Cable Cars minimum schedule maximum fares " 121,046 " " 91,784 " P 56.87% C S Cable Cars Codification Recodify NOV 1971 R Recodification of City Charter " 128,782 " " 67,503 " P 65.61% P S Charter Codification Recodify NOV 1971 S "Elect School Board., at large" " 120,851 " " 91,820 " P 56.83% C S School Board Election At Large NOV 1971 T "High-Rise Limit on Buildings, 6 stories" " 86,799 " " 142,575 " F 37.84% O I Height Limit High-rise Six Stories Building Ht. Height 72' JUN 1972 A Construction of Southern Crossing Bridge " 57,119 " " 140,455 " F 28.91% JUN 1972 B "Street & Parkway Lighting Bonds $6,050,000" " 143,007 " " 57,057 " P 71.48% B S Street Light Lighting Crime JUN 1972 C "Retirement allowances, miscellaneous employees" " 124,915 " " 67,602 " P 64.89% C S Retirement Employee Benefit JUN 1972 D "Fireman, entrance, probation one year" " 128,971 " " 60,353 " P 68.12% C S Fire Department. Probation JUN 1972 E Budget Analyst Appointment by Board " 128,460 " " 58,655 " P 68.65% C S Budget Anal. Analyst Appointment JUN 1972 F Supervisor on Retirement & Health Service Boards " 84,231 " " 99,061 " F 45.95% C S Retirement Health Svc Supervisors "Boards, Supv" JUN 1972 G "Proceeds, sale of City property, flexible" " 91,219 " " 92,999 " F 49.52% C S City Proper Property Proceed Sale Sale Prog. JUN 1972 H "Police & Fire Department, Death allowances" " 136,407 " " 54,697 " P 71.38% C S Police Dept. Fire Department. Death Allow Retirement JUN 1972 I "Equal compensation, Police Sergeant & Fire Lt" " 98,735 " " 86,651 " P 53.26% C S Police Sgt. Fire Lt Sergeant Lieutenant Parity JUN 1972 J "Retirement Benefits, Police & Fire Department." " 90,078 " " 93,285 " F 49.13% C S Retirement Survivors Police Dept. Fire Department. JUN 1972 K Payroll verification by Electronic Data Processing " 127,314 " " 49,316 " P 72.08% C S EDP Pay Verity Verify Pay JUN 1972 L Health Service Costs Paid to Employer " 65,981 " " 113,961 " F 36.67% C S Health Svc. Employees Benefits Medicare Eff. date JUN 1972 M State teachers Retirement System implement " 113,061 " " 62,051 " P 64.56% C S Teachers Retirement School JUN 1972 N Increase School Taxes Rate " 52,874 " " 129,990 " F 28.91% T S School Taxes "Tax, School" JUN 1972 O Close Park & Potrero Police stations " 62,756 " " 115,106 " F 35.28% P S Park Sta. Potrero Sta. Police Sta. Close Sta. JUN 1972 P "Maximum building height, downtown & res areas" " 81,027 " " 106,841 " F 43.13% O S Building Ht. Height Limit Limit Height NOV 1972 1 Full Time Board of Supervisors " 80,362 " " 154,474 " F 34.22% P s Board of Sup Supervisors Full Time NOV 1972 A "Water Supply System Improvements Imp $39,000,000" " 181,955 " " 82,624 " P 68.77% B S Water Supply NOV 1972 B "Sewer System Improvement Bonds $25,000,000" " 193,766 " " 70,634 " P 73.29% B S Sewer System NOV 1972 C "City Planning Commission, No Ex-Officio Members" " 94,143 " " 156,904 " F 37.50% C S Planning Com City Plan Ex-Officio Commission NOV 1972 D Superintendent of Schools Employment " 148,463 " " 98,138 " P 60.20% C S Supt. School Supt. Comm. College Education NOV 1972 E Meetings Open to Public " 212,784 " " 39,738 " P 84.26% C S Open Meeting Meetings NOV 1972 F No Gross Receipts Tax if Payroll Expense Tax " 153,196 " " 86,618 " P 63.88% C S Tax Gross Repots Payroll Tax NOV 1972 G "Uniform Members, Sheriff Dept, probation 1 year" " 212,452 " " 40,053 " P 84.14% C S Probation Sheriff Dept NOV 1972 H "Extends time, election process" " 194,361 " " 51,473 " P 79.06% C S Nomination Arguments Elections Spec electns Initiatives NOV 1972 I "Increase Police Narcotics Fund $200,000" " 125,290 " " 127,250 " F 49.61% C S Narcotics Police Dept NOV 1972 J Combine Palace Legion Honor & de Young Museum " 179,358 " " 70,974 " P 71.65% C S Museums SF De Young Art Museums NOV 1972 K District Police Stations " 133,691 " " 123,877 " P 51.91% C S District Station Police Statn Stations PD NOV 1972 L "Primary Elections, Appoint Treasurer Extend Attn." " 105,521 " " 137,528 " F 43.42% C S Treasurer Primary Elec City Attn. Elections Officers NOV 1972 M Military service credit to retirement " 184,753 " " 67,810 " P 73.15% C S Military Service Employees Retirement NOV 1972 N Police & Fire Retirement benefits " 165,635 " " 83,254 " P 66.55% C S Police Department Fire Department Retirement NOV 1972 O Health service costs " 145,197 " " 101,601 " P 58.83% C S Health Service Compensation Benefits Employees NOV 1972 P "Minimum wages printing contracts, local pref." " 83,425 " " 160,127 " F 34.25% C S Printing Contracts Prevailing $ Local Bidder NOV 1972 Q "Five member Police, Fire, Civil Service Commissions" " 114,114 " " 132,461 " F 46.28% C S Commissions Police Comm. Fire Comm. Civil Service NOV 1972 R Police Retirement Benefit Increase to $350 " 92,599 " " 157,567 " F 37.02% C S Police Department Retirement. Benefits NOV 1973 A Improvement Bonds Public School Buildings " 121,468 " " 64,972 " F 65.15% B S Public School Schools Field Act NOV 1973 B Children's Centers Improvement. Bonds-earthquake safety " 117,914 " " 66,595 " F 63.91% B S Children Center Field Act Couters School NOV 1973 C Hall of Justice Improvement. Bonds-Additional Courtrooms " 94,574 " " 64,822 " F 59.33% B S Courtrooms Hall Justice NOV 1973 D Runoff Election for Mayor " 92,801 " " 83,528 " P 52.63% C S Election Mayor Runoff Election NOV 1973 E "Retirement Benefits, Miscellaneous Employees" " 89,302 " " 87,904 " P 50.39% C S Retirement Benefits Employees Teachers NOV 1973 F City Park land to Golden Gate National Recreation Area " 131,265 " " 43,413 " P 75.15% C S Federal Government Park Land G.G. NRA National Park NOV 1973 G Residential Rehabilitation Asst-Funding for loan " 103,010 " " 67,450 " P 60.43% C S Loans Rehabilitate NOV 1973 H Fireboat Pilots & Engineers Retirement " 110,348 " " 81,150 " P 57.62% C S Fireboat Retirement Pilots Marine Eng. Fire Department. NOV 1973 I Civil Service Testing " 100,754 " " 62,044 " P 61.89% C S Civil Service Examination Testing NOV 1973 J "Classroom Aides Para Professionals, Civil Service" " 93,020 " " 69,319 " P 57.30% C S Classroom Aide School Dist. Para Prof Civil Service NOV 1973 K District Elections of Supervisors " 61,773 " " 112,436 " F 35.46% C I Districts Elections Supervisors Board of Sup NOV 1973 L Thirty hours work for 40 hours pay " 33,429 " " 145,146 " F 18.72% C I Thirty hours Pay NOV 1973 M Childcare " 96,454 " " 79,883 " P 54.70% P I Childcare JUN 1974 A BART- Election of Directors " 94,020 " " 58,641 " P 61.59% C S BART Directors JUN 1974 B Conflict of Interest-CCSF Officers/Employees " 103,076 " " 40,510 " P 71.79% C S Conflict of Interest Ethics JUN 1974 C "Open Space, 10 cents per $100 tax" " 73,971 " " 78,055 " F 48.66% C S Open Space Parks Tax JUN 1974 D "City offices, open Election Day" " 109,252 " " 43,171 " P 71.68% C S Holidays Election Day JUN 1974 E Retirement for those retired prior to 1972 " 96,714 " " 54,116 " P 64.12% C S Retirement JUN 1974 F Firefighter list E-25 " 110,369 " " 36,822 " P 74.98% C S Fire Department Firefighter List E-25 JUN 1974 G "Fire Department, reorganization, Commission Powers" " 95,536 " " 46,552 " P 67.24% C S Fire Department Reorganization JUN 1974 H "Appoint Clerk of Board, ERD, County Clerk" " 68,897 " " 76,282 " F 47.46% C S Clerk Board Empl.Relatns Civil Service Appointments JUN 1974 I Motor Vehicle Fuel Revenues for mass transit public " 108,073 " " 40,020 " P 72.98% P S Gas Tax Transit Mass Transit JUN 1974 J Street Artists-Issued Police Peddler Permit " 81,099 " " 70,599 " P 53.46% O I Street Art Artists Peddler Pmt NOV 1974 A "Fire Protection Bonds $4,000,000" " 139,987 " " 44,169 " P 76.02% O S Fire Department Water Main NOV 1974 B Zoning Appeals - Conflict of Interest " 105,177 " " 71,163 " P 59.64% C S Zoning Appeals Conflict Int Supervisors NOV 1974 C "Voters Pamphlet - Ballot Arguments, Simplification" " 124,674 " " 50,525 " P 71.16% C S Voters Ballot Pamph Pamphlet NOV 1974 D Supplemental Appropriation - 2/3 vote " 117,399 " " 54,606 " P 68.25% C S Appropriation Votes Supplemental NOV 1974 E Appoint Clerk of Board; not by C.S. exam " 81,891 " " 96,047 " F 46.02% C S Clerk Board Civil Service Appointment NOV 1974 F County Clerk appointive-not by C.S. exam. " 84,485 " " 93,062 " F 47.58% C S County Clerk Civil Service NOV 1974 G "Fire Department, widows pensions; married after fireman's" " 122,333 " " 61,027 " P 66.72% C S Fire Department Windows Retirement Pension NOV 1974 H Police & Fire retirement allowance " 97,084 " " 81,230 " P 54.45% C S Police & Fire Retirement NOV 1974 I "Employee Relations Director, CAO Appoints" " 89,155 " " 85,014 " P 51.19% C S Employ Relations CAO Appointment Civil Service NOV 1974 J Open Space Park Renovation 10 cents per $100 tax " 116,653 " " 64,408 " P 64.43% C S Open Space Parks Tax NOV 1974 K Golden Gate Park structures; 2/3 vote " 106,068 " " 72,182 " P 59.51% C S Golden Gate Park Street NOV 1974 L Salary Standardization " 90,520 " " 102,228 " F 46.96% C S Salaries Pay Prevail Wage Compensation NOV 1974 M Fire and Police Retirement benefits " 90,569 " " 87,347 " P 50.91% C S Police & Fire Retirement Death benefit NOV 1974 N "School Food Complex at Double Rock site, Tax" " 107,014 " " 68,695 " P 60.90% P S School Food Double Rock School Tax "Food, School" NOV 1975 A Sewer Plant South of the Zoo " 146,836 " " 43,363 " P 77.20% C S Sewer Plant Zoo Park NOV 1975 B "Rate of pay, trades & crafts" " 131,407 " " 63,640 " P 67.37% C S Repeal pay Trades Crafts Pay Street Sweep NOV 1975 C Budget Schedule and Appropriation Transfers " 124,178 " " 60,149 " P 67.37% C S Budget Appropriate Transfer $ NOV 1975 D "Police, Fire, Civil Service Comm., 5 members, 1 woman" " 96,136 " " 91,630 " P 51.20% C S Police Comm. Fire Comm. Civil Service Women Commissions NOV 1975 E Airport Police; Reclassify as S.F. Police Officers " 44,549 " " 143,752 " F 23.66% C S Police Airport NOV 1975 F Boards and Commissions-Votes & Rules " 159,477 " " 23,436 " P 87.19% C S Votes Commissions Rules Boards NOV 1975 G Airport Police probation - one year " 93,198 " " 90,264 " P 50.80% C S Airport Police Probation NOV 1975 H Conflict of Interest " 90,953 " " 88,595 " P 50.66% C S Conflict of Interest Ethics Interests NOV 1975 I "Veteran's Preference, peacetime service" " 68,921 " " 117,058 " F 37.06% C S Veterans Civil Service Examinations Peacetime NOV 1975 J Candidate petition in lieu of filing fee " 129,105 " " 53,153 " P 70.84% C S Candidates Filing Fee Petition NOV 1975 K Tax rate formula; previous year's tax rate prevails " 77,492 " " 104,471 " F 42.59% C S Tax Rate NOV 1975 L Street Artists " 114,359 " " 73,762 " P 60.79% O S Street Art Artists NOV 1975 M Street Artists Initiative " 79,804 " " 106,678 " F 42.79% O I Street Art Artists Peddlers NOV 1975 N Limitation Mayor's Power; Public Emergencies " 126,538 " " 60,989 " P 67.48% C S Emergencies Mayor Board of Sup Powers NOV 1975 O Dismiss Police & Firemen who strike " 136,847 " " 55,796 " P 71.04% C S Police& Fire Strikes Dismissal NOV 1975 P "Police & Fire pay = that in cities over 350,000" " 129,413 " " 64,059 " P 66.89% C S Police & Fire Salaries NOV 1975 Q Fire Department. work schedules 14 hour maximum " 120,455 " " 71,836 " P 62.64% C S Fire Department Work Day NOV 1975 R Police & Fire Departments. Binding Arbitration " 71,365 " " 120,999 " F 37.10% O M Binding Arbitration Arbitration Police &Fire Salaries NOV 1975 S Police & Fire salaries match 5 California cities " 55,417 " " 135,364 " F 29.05% P M Police Pay Fire Pay Match CA cty CA city pay JUN 1976 A Registrar of Voters in charge of elections " 142,528 " " 27,000 " P 84.07% C S Registrar CAO Voting Elections JUN 1976 B Suspension of Employees " 122,323 " " 46,174 " P 72.60% C S Supervisor Civil Service Employees JUN 1976 C "Leaves, American Red Cross members" " 137,964 " " 27,708 " P 83.28% C S Red Cross Leaves World War II JUN 1976 D Inspection of examination papers " 116,316 " " 47,374 " P 71.06% C S Examination Inspect Exam Fees Civil Service JUN 1976 F Appointment of Employee Relations Director by B.O.S " 130,502 " " 33,535 " P 79.56% C S Employee Relations ERD Appointment Board of Sup CAO JUN 1976 G Police-Fire salaries " 124,143 " " 41,345 " P 75.02% C S Police & Fire Salaries JUN 1976 H Veteran's Preference in examinations " 107,358 " " 53,610 " P 66.70% C S Veterans Civil Service Preference JUN 1976 I "Child Care, Continue" " 71,831 " " 100,154 " F 41.77% P S Child Care JUN 1976 J Prevailing rates of wages " 130,325 " " 32,671 " P 79.96% P S Wage Rates JUN 1976 L Multi-year compensation schedules " 113,943 " " 48,477 " P 70.15% C S Salaries NOV 1976 A "Sewer Revenue Bonds 1976; $240,000,000" " 159,231 " " 65,231 " P 70.94% B S Sewer Bonds NOV 1976 B Disciplinary action striking employees " 136,467 " " 91,229 " P 59.93% C S Strikers Employees NOV 1976 C Hearing Officers for Employee Dismissals " 170,485 " " 47,313 " P 78.28% C S Hearing Officer Employees Dismissals Discipline NOV 1976 D Prevailing rates of wages; Bay Area Counties " 139,155 " " 80,094 " P 63.47% C S Wages Salaries Bay Area Prevail Wage NOV 1976 E Rule of 3 - Civil Service Appointments " 119,293 " " 100,041 " P 54.39% C S Rule of 3 Civil Service Three Rule NOV 1976 F Examinations for laborers " 138,257 " " 73,912 " P 65.16% C S Laborers Examination Civil Service NOV 1976 G Civil Service status for Attorneys " 68,227 " " 138,472 " F 33.01% C S Attorneys Civil Service NOV 1976 H Civil Service exempt Undersheriff " 94,146 " " 118,662 " F 44.24% C S Undersheriff Sheriff Civil Service Exempt NOV 1976 I "Civil Service Exempt, Management positions" " 98,182 " " 112,777 " F 46.54% C S Contract Out Private Cntr NOV 1976 J Services by private contractors " 130,422 " " 79,649 " P 62.08% C S Contracting Out to priv. Companies if Less than CSwrkrs. NOV 1976 K Art Commission membership " 156,987 " " 54,204 " P 74.33% C S Art Commission Commission Dance Theater NOV 1976 L Retirement Lower Benefits " 116,229 " " 93,644 " P 55.38% C S Retirement Employees NOV 1976 M Retirement System Amortization - 20 years " 65,433 " " 140,324 " F 31.80% C S Retirement Amortization NOV 1976 N Mayoral run off election Tuesday not Thursday " 169,210 " " 39,422 " P 81.10% C S Election Runoff Mayor NOV 1976 O Salaries decided by voters " 125,143 " " 83,769 " P 59.90% C S Salaries Voters Impass NOV 1976 P Revenue Bonds & Lease Financing decided by voters " 148,727 " " 49,047 " P 75.20% C S Revenue Bond Lease Bonds Voters NOV 1976 Q Housing Projects " 130,533 " " 68,866 " P 65.46% P S Housing Low Rent NOV 1976 R Traffic Barriers " 75,314 " " 124,376 " F 37.72% P s Traffic Barriers NOV 1976 S Yerba Buena - Convention exhibit hall " 119,611 " " 85,081 " P 58.43% P S Convention Center Hotel Tax NOV 1976 T District Elections of Supervisors " 115,192 " " 104,524 " P 52.43% C I Districts Supervisors Elections AUG 1977 A At Large Election of Supervisors " 72,014 " " 97,242 " F 42.55% C I At Large Supervisors Districts Elections AUG 1977 B At Large Election of Supervisors from Districts " 62,185 " " 112,123 " F 35.68% C I At Large Supervisors Districts Elections NOV 1977 A "Park Irrigation Bonds, $9,270,000" " 106,889 " " 53,384 " P 66.69% B S Rec. & Park Park Irrigation NOV 1977 B "Fire Protection Bonds, $6,000,000" " 112,241 " " 44,409 " P 71.65% B S Fire Department Fireboat Water NOV 1977 C "Airport Revenue Bonds, $90,000,000, Renovations" " 81,630 " " 78,112 " F 51.10% B S Airport NOV 1977 D Airport Revenue Bond Procedure " 74,657 " " 79,441 " F 48.45% C S Airport Bonds Revenue Bond Supervisors NOV 1977 E Duties of the Mayor - Full Time " 116,216 " " 46,326 " P 71.50% C S Mayor Full Time Time NOV 1977 F Term of Chief Administrative Officer 10 years " 128,551 " " 29,037 " P 81.57% C S CAO Term Ten Years NOV 1977 G Budget Reductions " 87,016 " " 66,748 " P 56.59% C S Mayor Supervisors Budget Employees Compensation NOV 1977 H Dental Plan " 67,985 " " 91,048 " F 42.75% C S Dental Plan Employee Health NOV 1977 I "Pension Increase, Males" " 89,926 " " 65,937 " P 57.70% C S Pension Employees Male Retirement NOV 1977 J Disability Hearing Officers " 62,739 " " 89,563 " F 41.19% C S Disability Hearing Off Retirement NOV 1977 K Supervisors' Administrative Assistants " 94,805 " " 61,584 " P 60.62% C S Admin Assistants Supervisors CivilService Assistants NOV 1977 L CAO Executive Assistant " 92,962 " " 59,614 " P 60.93% C S CAO Executive Assistant CivilService NOV 1977 M Fire Department Promotional exams " 92,947 " " 62,476 " P 59.80% C S Fire Department Seniority Examinations Promotional NOV 1977 N "Public Works Projects $5,000 to $10,000" " 103,178 " " 51,174 " P 66.85% C S Public Work Contracts Employees Projects NOV 1977 O "Contracts, Increase Amount of Progressive Payments" " 80,210 " " 67,259 " P 54.39% C S Contract Progress Pay Payments Partial Contractors NOV 1977 P "Official Newspaper Advertising, 3 days a week" " 102,724 " " 47,697 " P 68.29% C S Official Newspaper Advertising Notices NOV 1977 Q Electrical Worker Contract/Benefits " 27,565 " " 125,024 " F 18.06% O L Unsettled Electricians Contract Benefits Demands NOV 1977 R Plumbers and Pipe Fitters Contract/Benefits " 25,361 " " 124,580 " F 16.91% O L Plumbers Unsettled Contract Benefits Demands NOV 1977 S Sheet metal Workers Contract/Benefits " 26,861 " " 125,196 " F 17.67% O L Sheet metal Contract Benefits Demands Unsettled NOV 1977 U "International Hotel, Transfer to Housing Authority" " 52,529 " " 107,665 " F 32.79% P s International Hotel I Hotel Housing NOV 1977 V Fleishhacker Pool Renovation " 51,357 " " 105,295 " F 32.78% P s Fleishhacker Pool Renovation NOV 1977 W Citywide Billboards Removal " 67,412 " " 88,531 " F 43.23% P s JUN 1978 C Fire Department Weekly Work Schedules 48.7 hours " 99,593 " " 60,417 " P 62.24% C S Fire Department Hours 48.7 JUN 1978 D "Muni Railway Work Contracts, Multi Year" " 101,054 " " 59,909 " P 62.78% C S Muni railway Contracts Wages Negotiations Multi Year JUN 1978 E Former Supervisors Health Benefits " 40,262 " " 121,423 " F 24.90% C S Benefits Supervisors Health Insurance JUN 1978 F Run-Off Elections " 105,738 " " 53,069 " P 66.58% C S Run-Off Election Majority Vote JUN 1978 G Rotation of Candidates Names on Ballot " 114,933 " " 36,703 " P 75.80% C S Rotation Candidates Ballot Supervisor District JUN 1978 H "Airport Revenue Bonds, Exempt From Voter Approval" " 93,941 " " 60,354 " P 60.88% C S Airport Revenue Bonds Refunding Voter JUN 1978 I "Federally Assisted Financing, Voter Approval" " 49,749 " " 99,908 " F 33.24% C S Federal Loans Financing Voter JUN 1978 J Regulation of Taxicab Permits " 70,870 " " 86,866 " F 44.93% O s Taxicab Permits JUN 1978 K Regulation of Taxicab Permits " 80,570 " " 77,481 " P 50.98% O s Taxicab Permits JUN 1978 L Charter Commissioners to be elected " 81,913 " " 69,561 " P 54.08% P s Charter Commissioner NOV 1978 A "Transportation Commission, Creation of" " 92,865 " " 94,042 " F 49.69% C S Transport Commission PUC Muni PUC NOV 1978 B "Civil Service Commission, Expand Powers/Duties" " 104,398 " " 77,121 " P 57.51% C S Civil Service Commission Promotions Examinations Probation NOV 1978 C "Finance & Records Department, Reorganization" " 133,143 " " 41,272 " P 76.34% C S Finance Record Tax Treasurer Registrar NOV 1978 D "Commission Members, Removal" " 72,893 " " 107,126 " F 40.49% C S Commission Mayor Removal NOV 1978 E "Leaves of Absence, Permission to Leave State" " 75,014 " " 100,903 " F 42.64% C S Leave State Absence Officers State Permission NOV 1978 F "Sick Leave, Payment for Unused" " 105,574 " " 77,212 " P 57.76% C S Sick Leave Leave Vested Sick Payment NOV 1978 G Eliminate Mandatory Retirement at age 65 " 133,762 " " 55,956 " P 70.51% C S Retirement Age 65 NOV 1978 H "Printing Contracts, Prevailing Wages" " 59,333 " " 119,018 " F 33.27% C S Prevail Wage Printing Contracts NOV 1978 I Leases/Contracts in excess of 10 years or $1 " 119,280 " " 51,683 " P 69.77% C S Real Property Property Leases Contracts Supervisors NOV 1978 J "Street Artists, 100 More Certificates" " 67,896 " " 119,315 " F 36.27% O S Street Art Artists NOV 1978 K "Taxes, Business & Property Transfer, Re-enact" " 70,054 " " 105,945 " F 39.80% O M Tax Business Property Transfer Re-enact NOV 1978 L "Engineers, Wages/Benefits" " 43,384 " " 131,089 " F 24.87% O L Engineers Wages Benefits Contract NOV 1978 M "Laborers, Wages/Benefits" " 56,411 " " 115,856 " F 32.75% O L Laborers Wages Benefits Contract NOV 1978 N "Glassiers, Glassworkers, Wages/Benefits" " 52,414 " " 117,155 " F 30.91% O L Glassier Glassworkers Wages Benefits Contract NOV 1978 O "Bricklayers, Stonemasons, Wages/Benefits" " 51,894 " " 118,101 " F 30.53% O L Bricklayers Stonemasons Wages Benefits Contract NOV 1978 P "Hod carriers, Wages/Benefits" " 50,112 " " 119,867 " F 29.48% O L Hod carriers Wages Benefits Contract NOV 1978 Q "Electricians, Wages/Benefits" " 41,287 " " 128,846 " F 24.27% O L Electricians Wages Benefits Contract NOV 1978 R "Plumbers, Wages/Benefits" " 37,598 " " 132,246 " F 22.14% O L Plumbers Wages Benefits Contract NOV 1978 S "Sheet Metal Workers, Wages/Benefits" " 42,257 " " 127,533 " F 24.89% O L Sheet Metal Wages Benefits Contract NOV 1978 U "Rent Control, Property Tax Saving" " 97,279 " " 108,485 " F 47.28% O I Rent Control Rebate Property Tax Tax Saving NOV 1978 V "Military Expenditures, Federal Government" " 108,647 " " 70,350 " P 60.70% P I Military Jobs Federal Govt NOV 1978 W Marijuana Cease Arrest for Possession " 107,561 " " 81,169 " P 56.99% P I Marijuana Arrests NOV 1978 X Charter Revision Commission " 100,107 " " 78,247 " P 56.13% P S Charter Commission NOV 1979 A Police-Fire Collective Bargain Binding Arbitration " 79,881 " " 100,431 " F 44.30% C S Police & Fire Arbitration Binding Arbi Collective Bargaining NOV 1979 B "Civil Service Commission, Senior Executive Service" " 73,834 " " 92,598 " F 44.36% C S Civil Service Senior Exec Executive Management NOV 1979 C "Temporary Employees, Promotional Opportunities" " 126,604 " " 42,115 " P 75.04% C S Temporary Promotional Examination Employees NOV 1979 D "Public Health Director, Appoint 4 Administrators" " 80,158 " " 84,758 " F 48.61% C S Health Administrat CivilService Exempt NOV 1979 E "Public Works Director, Appoint 3 Dep. Directors" " 84,808 " " 75,427 " P 52.93% C S Public Works Administratr CivilService Exempt NOV 1979 F "Chief Adm. Officer, Confidential Secretary" " 82,363 " " 78,920 " P 51.07% C S Civil Service Confidential Secretary CAO Exempt NOV 1979 G "Public Health Director, Licensed Physician" " 88,962 " " 75,714 " P 54.02% C S Health Director Health Dir Physician NOV 1979 H "Retirement Board, Retirement Trust Fund" " 134,177 " " 25,446 " P 84.06% C S Retirement Trust Fund NOV 1979 I "Retirement Board, Pension Funds" " 127,737 " " 28,674 " P 81.67% C S Retirement Pension Funds NOV 1979 J "Budget, Appropriation & Salary Ordinances" " 79,165 " " 72,694 " P 52.13% C S Budget Appropriate Ordinances Interim Ord NOV 1979 K "Budget Estimates, Change Departmental Deadlines" " 106,869 " " 50,440 " P 67.94% C S Budget Estimates NOV 1979 L "Utility Debt, General Obligation Bonds" " 103,143 " " 52,704 " P 66.18% C S Utility Debt "Bonds, G.O." NOV 1979 M "Taxicab Permits, Transferrable" " 77,802 " " 91,375 " F 45.99% O S Taxicab "Permits,Taxi" NOV 1979 N "Convention Center Parking Garage, Financing" " 90,628 " " 70,226 " P 56.34% P S Parking Convention C Financing Moscone Cntr NOV 1979 O "Downtown Area, Lower Height Limits & FAR" " 82,922 " " 99,104 " F 45.56% O I Planning Downtown Height Limit High-Rise NOV 1979 P "Business Tax Increase, Larger Businesses Tax" " 83,478 " " 90,050 " F 48.11% O I Business Tax NOV 1979 Q "Police Department, Vice Squad, Abolish" " 66,859 " " 110,417 " F 37.71% O I Police Dept. Vice Squad NOV 1979 R Rent Control Revision " 76,378 " " 112,003 " F 40.54% O I Rent Control Condominiums AUG 1980 A At Large Election of Board of Supervisors " 69,654 " " 68,048 " P 50.58% C I At Large Districts Board of Sup Supervisors Election JUN 1980 A "Housing Revenue Bond Issue, $100,000,000" " 120,166 " " 46,433 " P 72.13% B S Housing JUN 1980 B "Housing Revenue Bonds, authority to sell" " 98,777 " " 65,538 " P 60.11% C S Housing Bond Process Financing JUN 1980 C Convention Facilities Manager " 101,403 " " 60,104 " P 62.79% C S Brooks Hall Civic Aud. Moscone Ctr. CAO Convention JUN 1980 D Four Deputy Health Directors/Administrators " 71,635 " " 87,999 " F 44.87% C S Health Deputy Dir. CivilService JUN 1980 E "Associate Administrators, General Hospital" " 65,920 " " 92,165 " F 41.70% C S Hospital Deputy Adm Civil Cvc General Hosp JUN 1980 F "Firefighters Work Schedules, 24 hours shifts" " 80,914 " " 79,502 " P 50.44% C S Workday Schedules Firefighters JUN 1980 H "Health Benefits, Temporary Employees" " 68,239 " " 95,768 " F 41.61% C S Health Svc Benefits Temporary Employees JUN 1980 I "Health Benefits, Board of Supervisors" " 76,073 " " 86,103 " F 46.91% C S Health Svc Benefits Board of Sup Supervisors JUN 1980 J "Salaries, Board of Supervisors, 25% of Mayor" " 64,456 " " 101,994 " F 38.72% C S Salaries Supervisors Board of Sup JUN 1980 K Retirement Board Hearing Officers " 89,048 " " 71,388 " P 55.50% C S Retirement Hearing Off Disability Death JUN 1980 L One Cent Motor Fuel Tax " 83,966 " " 80,442 " P 51.07% P S Gas Tax Fuel Tax Tax Gasoline Tax JUN 1980 M Cable Car Fares may exceed other MUNI fares " 84,201 " " 86,058 " F 49.45% C S Cable Cars Fares Muni railway Streetcars Buses JUN 1980 N "Non-airline, 25% to General Fund" " 101,707 " " 54,788 " P 64.99% C S Airport Revenuesine General Fund JUN 1980 O "Hotel Occupancy Tax, 1.75% to General Fund" " 119,083 " " 43,986 " P 73.03% O S Hotel Tax Tax General Fund JUN 1980 P Retirement System Funding " 88,632 " " 67,560 " P 56.75% C S Retirement Amortization JUN 1980 Q Payroll Expense Tax and Gross Receipts Tax " 87,279 " " 71,683 " P 54.91% O S Payroll Tax TaxEmployers Business Tax Gross Rcpts JUN 1980 R "Parking Tax, change from 15% to 25%" " 96,540 " " 68,849 " P 58.37% O S Tax Surcharge Parking Tax Parking Lots Garages JUN 1980 S "Business Tax, Non-profit Garage Corporations" " 105,679 " " 52,833 " P 66.67% O M Parking Tax Garages Non-profit JUN 1980 T "Sewer Revenue Bonds, Rescind authority" " 63,677 " " 97,660 " F 39.47% O s Sewer Bonds Revenue Bond Rescind Bond JUN 1980 V Corporate Taxation big business pay 60% of taxes " 69,631 " " 102,184 " F 40.53% O I Inflation Business Tax Corporate Tax Revenue NOV 1980 A "Charter, New Proposed" " 93,245 " " 108,969 " F 46.11% C C Charter NOV 1980 B Conflicts of Interest " 120,413 " " 72,866 " P 62.30% C S Conflict of Interest Ethics NOV 1980 C "Fares, Municipal Railway, Supervisors may change" " 113,098 " " 88,283 " P 56.16% C S Fares PUC Muni railway Supervisors NOV 1980 D "Health Service System, Retirement System, Separate" " 116,366 " " 78,868 " P 59.60% C S Benefits Health Svc Retirement NOV 1980 E "Salaries, Police, Fire, Reduction Protection" " 131,894 " " 66,465 " P 66.49% C S Police & Fire Salaries NOV 1980 F "Retirement Benefits, Police & Fire, Buy-out" " 131,510 " " 65,250 " P 66.84% C S Police & Fire Buy-out Retirement Benefits NOV 1980 G "Retirement Benefits, Police & Fire, Vesting" " 121,471 " " 79,116 " P 60.56% C S Retirement Benefits Police& Fire Fire Vesting NOV 1980 H Fire Protection Services " 98,021 " " 100,038 " F 49.49% C I Fire Protection Personnel Stations Facilities NOV 1980 I "Electrical Workers, Compensation, Benefits" " 47,463 " " 137,182 " F 25.71% O L Local 6 Electricians Compensation Hours Benefits NOV 1980 J "Laborers, Premium Pay, Raw Sewage" " 94,038 " " 90,091 " P 51.07% O L Laborers Premium Pay Pay Raw Sewage Sewage NOV 1980 K "Housing, Residential, 20,000 Units" " 123,507 " " 72,411 " P 63.04% P s Housing Residential New Housing NOV 1980 L "Cost-of-Living Adjustment, Retired Employees" " 105,452 " " 84,196 " P 55.60% P s Cost Living Retirement NOV 1980 M Corporate Business Tax " 113,980 " " 93,507 " P 54.93% P I Business Tax Corporations Tax NOV 1980 N "Supervisors, District Elections" " 106,759 " " 115,858 " F 47.96% C 2 Supervisors District Elections NOV 1981 A Issue Airport Rev. Bonds without voter approval. " 51,475 " " 41,086 " P 55.61% C S Airport Comm. Bond Airport Revenue Bond NOV 1981 B Cable Car Fares/Different than other Muni system " 58,622 " " 35,802 " P 62.08% C S Cable Cars Muni railway PUC "Fares, Cable" NOV 1981 C USD & CCD To Pay Share of Workers' Comp. Admin. " 72,470 " " 17,497 " P 80.55% C S Workers Comp School Dist. Comm College NOV 1981 D Survivor Benefits/Assassinated Elected Officials " 21,960 " " 69,669 " F 23.97% C S Survivor Assassinated Benefits Dependents Elected Off. NOV 1981 E Retirement Allowance Increase Misc. Employees " 60,387 " " 32,240 " P 65.19% C S Employees Retirement NOV 1981 F Supervisors To Negotiate Maximum Nurses' Salary " 46,869 " " 45,194 " P 50.91% C S Nurses Salaries Supervisors Negotiation Hospitals NOV 1981 H Public Health Administrators " 28,377 " " 61,812 " F 31.46% C S Deputy Dir. Health General Hosp Hospital CivilService NOV 1981 I "Art Commission, Exec. Dir. Authority re: Personnel" " 23,478 " " 65,353 " F 26.43% C S Art Comm. CivilService Personnel Appointment Curators NOV 1981 J Sheriff Authority To Appoint/Remove Asst. Sheriff. " 54,761 " " 34,395 " P 61.42% C S Sheriff Asst Sheriff Appointment CivilService NOV 1981 K Tax Rate Computation To Conform w/State Formula " 60,387 " " 27,244 " P 68.91% C S Property Tax Assessed Val Tax Rate NOV 1981 L "Change Purchasing Limit From $2,000 to $15,000" " 54,420 " " 33,963 " P 61.57% C S Purchasing CAO Approval Public Works Contracts NOV 1981 M Construction Contracts; Approval of Modifications " 56,195 " " 31,693 " P 63.94% C S Construction Contract Dept Heads NOV 1981 N Closed Negotiations Sessions by Committee " 20,674 " " 68,863 " F 23.09% C S Negotiations Committees. Commissions Labor Negot. Closed Sess. NOV 1981 O Board Presidency Term To Coincide w/Sup. Terms " 33,825 " " 54,913 " F 38.12% C S Board of Sup Board Pres. Supervisors Election President NOV 1981 P Repeal Taxicab Initiative Ordinance " 20,434 " " 70,934 " F 22.36% O s Taxicab Taxi Permits Police Comm. Repeal Ord. Board of Sup NOV 1981 Q Salary Dispute-Electricians " 16,829 " " 70,911 " F 19.18% O s Electricians Salary Contract "IBEW, Local6" Compensation JUN 1982 A Tax Anticipation Notes by State Law or Ordinance " 92,020 " " 49,889 " P 64.84% C S Tax Antic Borrowing Notes Tax Tax Notes JUN 1982 B Mail-in Ballots/ Municipal Elections " 43,639 " " 103,853 " F 29.59% C S Voting Mall Ballots Ballots Elections JUN 1982 C Employee Dental Plan " 60,257 " " 88,380 " F 40.54% C S Dental Plan Benefits JUN 1982 D Surviving Spouse Health Benefits " 68,198 " " 75,191 " F 47.56% C S Benefits Health Svc Spouse Surviving Death JUN 1982 E Surviving Spouse Retirement Benefits " 54,500 " " 90,694 " F 37.54% C S Benefits Spouse Retirement Surviving Death JUN 1982 F Retirement System Administrative Changes " 95,166 " " 36,758 " P 72.14% C S Actuarial Retirement JUN 1982 G Retirement Board Investment Powers " 85,678 " " 47,341 " P 64.41% C S Retirement Investments Controller JUN 1982 H Composition of Health Service Board " 47,461 " " 88,934 " F 34.80% C S Health Svc Membership JUN 1982 I Composition of Retirement System Board " 38,044 " " 94,978 " F 28.60% C S Retirement Board CivilService JUN 1982 J "Sec/Gen Mgr Retirement System, Civil Service exempt" " 46,977 " " 84,315 " F 35.78% C S Civil Service Retirement JUN 1982 K "B.O.S's Legislative Aides, Civil Service exempt" " 62,550 " " 75,944 " F 45.16% C S Aides Supervisors CivilService Legis. Aides JUN 1982 L Top Vote-Getter to be B.O.S President " 86,117 " " 55,766 " P 60.70% C I President Supervisors Board Pres. Top Votes JUN 1982 M Fingerprint Computer Acquisition " 115,212 " " 28,443 " P 80.20% P s Fingerprint Computer Police Dept. JUN 1982 N PG & E Electricity Rate Increase Opposition " 90,058 " " 56,638 " P 61.39% P s PG&E Rates Electric "PUC, State" NOV 1982 A "Office of Citizens Complaints, Police Dept." " 124,962 " " 75,212 " P 62.43% C S Citizen Comp Complaints OCC Police Dept. Misconduct NOV 1982 B "Municipal Railway Acquisitions, eliminate limit" " 132,182 " " 46,820 " P 73.84% C S Muni railway Equipment Vehicles NOV 1982 C Industrial Development Financing " 113,256 " " 70,414 " P 61.66% C S Industrial Development "Bonds, Ind" NOV 1982 D Surviving Spouse Health Benefits " 94,280 " " 95,056 " F 49.80% C S Health Svc Death Surviving Spouse Benefits NOV 1982 E Surviving Spouse Retirement Benefits " 90,759 " " 100,891 " F 47.36% C S Retirement Death Surviving Spouse Benefits NOV 1982 G "Supervisors' Salaries $23,924 per year" " 118,512 " " 84,788 " P 58.29% C S Supervisors Salaries NOV 1982 H Employee Retirement Contribution 7.5% " 109,884 " " 64,937 " P 62.86% C S Retirement Contribution Employees NOV 1982 I Police Retirement and Disability Plan " 85,985 " " 102,564 " F 45.60% C I Retirement Disability Police Dept. NOV 1982 J Police Overtime Pay at rate of time and one-half " 118,160 " " 79,497 " P 59.78% C I Police Dept. Overtime Pay Holiday Pay Time & l/2 NOV 1982 K Electric Utility Ownership " 73,051 " " 126,655 " F 36.58% O I PG&E Electric Utl Utility Acquisition NOV 1982 L City Hall Ramp Ban at Polk & Van Ness entrances " 95,479 " " 99,838 " F 48.88% P I Ramps Disabled City Hall NOV 1982 M Parnassus Heights Hotel-Carl & Hillway Streets " 54,583 " " 140,306 " F 28.01% P I Zoning Hotel Zoning Chng UC MedCenter ParnassusHts APR 1983 A "Recall, Mayor Dianne Feinstein" " 30,166 " " 134,591 " F 18.31% R I Recall Mayor Feinstein NOV 1983 A Increase number of signatures for recall election " 116,316 " " 38,118 " P 75.32% C S Recall Election Petition NOV 1983 B Voter approval before Recreation land sold " 129,570 " " 21,758 " P 85.62% C S Recreation Land Sale Playgrounds Open space Athletic fac NOV 1983 C Library for Blind and Disabled - separate Dept. " 62,002 " " 87,080 " F 41.59% C S Blind Disabled Library Department NOV 1983 D Disability transfers by Civil Serv. Commission " 95,146 " " 51,109 " P 65.05% C S Civil Service Transfers Disability NOV 1983 E Public safety employees in State P.E.R.S. " 92,940 " " 51,546 " P 64.32% C S State P.E.R.S. RSRetirement NOV 1983 F Transfers Housing Authority Police to SFPD " 106,987 " " 37,647 " P 73.97% C S Housing Auth Police Hsing Housing P.D. PERS NOV 1983 G Changes formula for retirement increase " 99,372 " " 41,424 " P 70.58% C S Retirement Cost Living NOV 1983 H "Board of Education, Community College Board $500 Pay/month" " 89,222 " " 56,577 " P 61.20% C S Board Education Comm College Salaries NOV 1983 I Changes method Police & Fire salaries are set " 67,669 " " 77,132 " F 46.73% C I Police &Fire Salaries NOV 1983 J Time and 1/2 overtime for firefighters " 91,582 " " 59,370 " P 60.67% C I Overtime Firefighters Compensation Time and l/2 NOV 1983 K Street Artist Annual Fee $80 " 98,617 " " 49,615 " P 66.53% O S Street Artist Annual Fee "Fees, Art" Artists NOV 1983 L "Painters Union, Local No. 4, Salary Demand" " 44,196 " " 94,413 " F 31.89% O L Union Painters #4 Local #4 Salary NOV 1983 M "Master Plan for development, Priority Policies" " 76,659 " " 78,592 " F 49.38% O I Master Plan Planning Priorities Zoning Developers NOV 1983 N Opposition to Military aid to El Salvador " 79,937 " " 71,292 " P 52.86% P I El Salvador Military aid Federal Govt NOV 1983 O Opposition to bilingual voting " 98,333 " " 59,314 " P 62.38% P I Bilingual English only Ballots Handbooks Voting NOV 1983 P Regulating smoking in the workplace " 80,798 " " 79,541 " P 50.39% O R Smoking Workplace No smoking Office smoke Non-smokers JUN 1984 A Employee benefits tied to Bay Area " 68,437 " " 88,429 " F 43.63% C S Benefits Fringe Benf JUN 1984 B Night Pay differential to Police officers " 83,266 " " 75,416 " P 52.47% C S Police Dept. Salaries Night Pay JUN 1984 C "Longevity pay, firefighters with 10, 15, & 20 yrs." " 60,975 " " 93,590 " F 39.45% C S Firefighters Salaries Longevity Fire Department. JUN 1984 E Hetch Hetchy bonds issued without going on ballot " 96,086 " " 49,368 " P 66.06% C S Hetch Hetchy Bonds Revenue Election JUN 1984 F "Water Dept Bonds, issued without going on ballot" " 95,760 " " 49,201 " P 66.06% C S Water Dept. Bonds Revenue Bond Election JUN 1984 G "Appoint 2 retirement managers, exempt from Civil Service" " 54,084 " " 86,092 " F 38.58% C S Retirement CivilService Exempt CSMan agers JUN 1984 H "Recorder, independent agency, under CAO" " 83,286 " " 54,857 " P 60.29% C S Registrar CAORecorder JUN 1984 I Reduce number Supervisors from 11 to 7 " 48,392 " " 103,494 " F 31.86% C I Board of Sup Elections Number Sups Supervisors JUN 1984 J Collect from prisoners cost of incarceration " 100,345 " " 51,810 " P 65.95% O I Jail costs Prisoners Incarcerate JUN 1984 K Park Shadow Ban " 94,143 " " 59,707 " P 61.19% O s Park shadow "Shadow, park" Sunshine Building reg Rec/Park NOV 1984 A "Port Revenue Bonds, $42,500,000" " 180,801 " " 62,052 " P 74.45% B s Port bonds Revenue bond "Bonds, Port" NOV 1984 B "Water Revenue bonds $104,000,000" " 179,087 " " 55,651 " P 76.29% B s Water bonds Revenue bond Bonds Water NOV 1984 C Health Commission created " 121,303 " " 116,957 " P 50.91% C S CAO Commission Health Commn Health Dept NOV 1984 D "Changes investment procedures, Retirement System" " 128,846 " " 100,200 " P 56.25% C S Retirement Investments NOV 1984 E Extends employee health benefits to surviving spouses " 126,444 " " 109,423 " P 53.61% C S Health Svc Surviving Dealth Spouses NOV 1984 F Death benefit employees killed on job " 173,511 " " 62,796 " P 73.43% C S Killed employee Death benfit NOV 1984 G Police Probation one year after training " 205,548 " " 30,850 " P 86.95% C S Probation Police Dept. NOV 1984 H "Premium pay, 2-wheel motorcycle policemen" " 139,410 " " 100,579 " P 58.09% C S Police Dept. Hazard Pay Motorcycle Premium pay NOV 1984 I Military and Social Spending " 108,358 " " 128,153 " F 45.82% O I Federal fund CAOMilitary Social Spen NOV 1984 J No City pension funds invested in South Africa " 150,948 " " 91,788 " P 62.19% P I Divestment South Africa Pensionfunds Investments Apartheid NOV 1985 A "Disabled Persons, Employment" " 63,436 " " 36,701 " P 63.35% C S Disabled Employment CivilService NOV 1985 B Small Business Commission " 41,460 " " 59,375 " F 41.12% C S Small Bus "Business, Sm" Commission NOV 1985 C "Police Drug Enforcement Fund, remove $50,000 max" " 59,567 " " 41,665 " P 58.84% C S Drug Enforce Police Enforcement Narcotic Fnd NOV 1985 D Mental Health Agencies Consolidation " 57,510 " " 40,359 " P 58.76% C S Mental Health "Health, Ment" Consolidatn State Health NOV 1985 E Meal Allowance Repeal & Rescinding Reserve " 71,985 " " 28,925 " P 71.34% O M Meal Allow Comp Worth Reserve Comparable W NOV 1985 F "Highrise Ban for three years, Buildings over 50,000 ft" " 41,388 " " 59,455 " F 41.04% O I Highrise Ban Buildings "50,000 sq ft" Development Offices NOV 1985 G "Marijuana Initiative Funding, $150,000 to Legalize" " 21,972 " " 79,191 " F 21.72% P I Marijuana Petition Drv Drugs JUN 1986 A Risk Management & Claims Investigation " 76,025 " " 46,335 " P 62.13% C S Risk Management Claims CAO City Attn. Insurance JUN 1986 B "Purchaser & Contracts, $50,000 limit" " 60,202 " " 59,523 " P 50.28% C S Purchaser Contracts CAO JUN 1986 D Civil Service System under Personnel Department " 34,749 " " 93,838 " F 27.02% C I Civil Service Personnel Employee Rel JUN 1986 E Balboa Reservoir Development Ban " 50,048 " " 72,703 " F 40.77% O I Balboa Res Housing Development City College JUN 1986 F Compensated Advocacy & Campaign Limit of $500 " 67,353 " " 52,326 " P 56.28% O I Compensated Advocacy Campaign Lmt Contribution Candidates JUN 1986 G South Africa Boycott " 49,343 " " 67,724 " F 42.15% P I South Africa Boycott Apartheid Africa JUN 1986 H AIDS Research & Education Council " 71,254 " " 44,012 " P 61.82% P I AIDS Acquired Imm Research Education Council JUN 1986 I Embarcadero Freeway Demolition " 41,782 " " 88,527 " F 32.06% P I Embarcadero Freeway Demolition Waterfront JUN 1986 J Embarcadero Freeway Policy " 53,310 " " 75,706 " F 41.32% P 2 Embarcadero Freeway Waterfront Boulevard Demolition NOV 1986 A "Bonds, Fire Protection Improvements $46,200,000" " 173,883 " " 21,662 " P 88.92% B S Water system Fire Protect High Pressur Hetchy storg "Bonds, Fire" NOV 1986 B "Moscone Conv. Center, expand, Redevelopment bonds $140 Mil" " 123,384 " " 76,223 " P 61.81% L S Moscone Center Conventions Redev Agency Yerba Buena NOV 1986 C "Refund revenue bonds, without vote" " 140,095 " " 49,347 " P 73.95% C S Refunding Revenue bond Bonds refund NOV 1986 D "After school recreation, use open space funds" " 150,556 " " 41,959 " P 78.20% C S After School Recreation Open Space School NOV 1986 E Retirement allowance increase " 138,022 " " 55,233 " P 71.42% C S Retirement Benefits NOV 1986 F Reciprocal Retirement Benefits " 122,258 " " 62,369 " P 66.22% C S Retirement Reciprocal Benefits NOV 1986 G Union representatives retirement benefits " 92,655 " " 98,005 " F 48.60% C S Union reps Retirement Leaves Benefits NOV 1986 H "Comparable worth, pay minorities & women" " 115,810 " " 76,785 " P 60.13% C S Comparable W Pay Equity Minorities Women NOV 1986 I "Police & Fire Pay, changes after annual survey" " 121,012 " " 68,114 " P 63.98% C S Police &Fire Salaries NOV 1986 J No max ages for police & fire entry or retirement " 131,985 " " 58,687 " P 69.22% C S "Age, no max" Retirement Police age Hiring age Fire age NOV 1986 K "Art Curators, exempt from Civil Service" " 116,109 " " 67,527 " P 63.23% C S Art Curators Curators CivilService NOV 1986 M "Development limits, office space" " 102,295 " " 96,903 " P 51.35% O I Planning Office Space Development Limit office DowntownPlan NOV 1986 N "Oil development moratorium, two year" " 134,792 " " 53,555 " P 71.57% O s Oil Develop Moratorium CrudeOil&Gas Develop Oil DEC 1987 X "Housing lease Broadway Tunnel air rights, Pineview" " 89,088 " " 48,467 " P 64.77% O R Tunnel Air rights Pineview Broadway Housing JUN 1987 A Polytechnic High School Site Rezoning for Housing " 48,986 " " 36,651 " P 57.20% O R Poly High Rezoning Housing JUN 1987 B Balboa South Reservoir Site Rezoning for Housing " 38,550 " " 46,899 " F 45.11% O R Balboa Res. Rezoning Housing City College JUN 1987 C Executive Park Development " 54,676 " " 29,961 " P 64.60% O S Executive Park Development NOV 1987 A "Police Facilities Bonds, $28,000,000" " 129,144 " " 44,148 " P 74.52% B S Police Buildings Buildings Bonds Police Sta. NOV 1987 B "Street Improvements Bonds, $ 27,000,000" " 131,575 " " 40,529 " P 76.45% B S Streets Bonds Asphalt Plnt Sidewalks Traffic NOV 1987 C "Mental Health Bldg, Gen. Hosp., Bonds $ 26,000,000" " 138,281 " " 35,428 " P 79.60% B S Mental Health General Hosp HospitalHeal MntlBeds 185B NOV 1987 D "Recreation & Park Bonds, $ 18,000,000" " 117,062 " " 54,748 " P 68.13% B S Rec & Park Park & Rec. Kezar Stadum NOV 1987 F "Parking Revenue Bonds, Leases with Parking Auth" " 101,376 " " 69,791 " P 59.23% L S Parking Rev. Revenue Bond Leases Parking Auth Neighborhood NOV 1987 G Eliminate SFPD Citizen Complaint Office Annual Budget Limit " 84,705 " " 80,968 " P 51.13% C S OCC Police Citizen Comp "Budget, PD" Office C.C.C NOV 1987 H Deputy Sheriff Probation extend to 18 months " 125,930 " " 36,001 " P 77.77% C S Deputy Sheriff Sheriff Probation NOV 1987 I "Deputy Sheriff Retirement Payments, 7 % limit" " 93,376 " " 63,661 " P 59.46% C S Deputy Sheriff Sheriff Retirement PERS NOV 1987 J Union Representatives Retirement Benefits " 92,193 " " 71,303 " P 56.39% C S Union Reps Retirement Benefits Labor NOV 1987 K Per Diem Nurses Retirement Exemption " 96,563 " " 68,045 " P 58.66% C S Nurses Retirement PerDiem Nurs Exemption NOV 1987 L "County Clerk, appt by Sup Ct., not Civil Service" " 91,967 " " 64,065 " P 58.94% C S County Clerk Clerk Superior Ct. CivilService NOV 1987 N Candidate Filing Deadline " 111,610 " " 46,481 " P 70.60% C S Candidates Deadline Election Filing Date NOV 1987 O Retired Employees Vote Health Service Board " 108,757 " " 52,352 " P 67.51% C S Retired Employees Health Svc Election Employees NOV 1987 P District Election of Supervisors " 76,914 " " 98,171 " F 43.93% C I Districts Elections Supervisors Board of Sup NOV 1987 Q "Minimum Firefighter Staffing, Stations, Budget" " 75,070 " " 86,627 " F 46.43% C I Firefighters Fire Budget BudgetFire S tation Fire Department. NOV 1987 R Utility User Tax Repeal " 103,484 " " 63,295 " P 62.05% O I Utility Tax Repeal Tax NOV 1987 T Public Land Sale to Require Voter Approval " 87,189 " " 76,384 " P 53.30% P I Land Sales Voter Approv "Sales, Land" NOV 1987 U Nuclear Free Zone " 91,350 " " 75,314 " P 54.81% P I Nuclear Radioactive Military Food Weapons NOV 1987 V Consumer Boycott Firms -- South Africa Apartheid " 98,281 " " 67,729 " P 59.20% P I South Africa Apartheid Boycott NOV 1987 W Baseball Stadium at Seventh and Townsend Streets " 85,005 " " 96,445 " F 46.85% P 2 Baseball Stadium 7th&Townsend Townsend&7th JUN 1988 A "School Improvement Bonds $90,000,000" " 130,534 " " 32,099 " P 80.26% B S Bonds Improvement Schools Buildings JUN 1988 B Pay Freeze/Reduced Work Week " 125,472 " " 35,389 " P 78.00% C S Pay Freeze Freeze Work Week JUN 1988 C Muni Sick Leave Payments " 55,219 " " 103,534 " F 34.78% C S Muni Railway Unused SickL Sick Leave Drivers Leave JUN 1988 D Early Retirement " 119,610 " " 39,844 " P 75.01% C S Employees Early Retire Retirement Incentive JUN 1988 G Retirement Board Composition " 80,505 " " 73,209 " P 52.37% C S Retirement Board President Board of Sup Supervisors JUN 1988 H Conduct Special Elections by Mail " 69,265 " " 88,563 " F 43.89% C S Elections Special Elct Mail Elect JUN 1988 I Purchasing Procedures " 109,739 " " 35,839 " P 75.38% C S Purchaser Controller Procedures Paying Purchasing JUN 1988 J Asian Art Museum Positions " 78,264 " " 74,070 " P 51.38% C S Asian Art Museum Exam Exempt CivilService JUN 1988 K Gann Limit Override " 67,692 " " 87,480 " F 43.62% O S Gann Limit Limit Override Appropriatn Taxes JUN 1988 L Balboa Reservoir Development " 78,049 " " 79,010 " F 49.69% O M Balboa Reservoir Housing Reservoir Rezone Development JUN 1988 M Hosting 1996 Olympics " 98,952 " " 61,478 " P 61.68% P s Olympics Host Olympic Olympic 1996 Gay Olympics NOV 1988 A "Library Bonds $109,500,000" " 186,336 " " 58,048 " P 76.25% B S Main Library Library Safety Impr Buildings NOV 1988 C Controller's Term of Office " 170,270 " " 56,991 " P 74.92% C S Controller Term Office Ten Yr Term NOV 1988 D Parking and Traffic Department " 149,397 " " 82,785 " P 64.34% C S DPT Seven Member ManagePkgLot Traffic NOV 1988 E Park and Open Space Fund " 176,549 " " 49,582 " P 78.07% C S Parks After School School Rec. Open Space NOV 1988 F Meet and Confer Authority " 140,575 " " 81,523 " P 63.29% C S MOU Mayor ERD Bargaining Unions NOV 1988 G Contract Approval Authority " 151,568 " " 60,139 " P 71.59% C S Contracts Expenditure NOV 1988 H Retirement System Tax Law Changes " 180,400 " " 37,190 " P 82.91% C S Retirement Tax Laws Benefit Tax Benefit NOV 1988 I Retirement System Community Property Law Changes " 161,072 " " 61,634 " P 72.32% C S Retirement Community Pr Divorced Sp Spouse NOV 1988 J Police & Firefighters Pension Benefits " 162,131 " " 66,177 " P 71.01% C S Police/Fire Pensions Vesting Retirement NOV 1988 K Environmental Protection Loans " 140,983 " " 85,129 " P 62.35% C S Environment Protection Loans Bonds NOV 1988 L Health Service Board Membership/Elections " 127,369 " " 86,250 " P 59.62% C S Health Svc Board Elections Vacancy Board of Sup NOV 1988 M Muni Railway Negotiated Procurement " 130,603 " " 84,847 " P 60.62% C S Muni Railway Negotiate Vehicles Purchaser Mass Transit NOV 1988 N Charter Asian Art Commission " 131,302 " " 86,670 " P 60.24% C S Asian Art Acquire Land Charter Comm Art NOV 1988 O Two Term Limit for Supervisors " 101,868 " " 129,327 " F 44.06% C I Supervisors Limit 2 Term Two Term Lmt Board of Sup NOV 1988 P Regulation of Taxicabs " 79,804 " " 131,910 " F 37.69% O S Taxicabs Repeal PropK Permits Cabs NOV 1988 Q Health Care Community Service " 129,257 " " 86,822 " P 59.82% O I Health Care Private Hlth Hospitals NOV 1988 R Renegotiate USS Missouri MOU " 108,890 " " 135,037 " F 44.64% O M USS Missouri MOU Renogot Homeporting Missouri Port NOV 1988 S Implement USS Missouri MOU " 125,494 " " 119,012 " P 51.33% O s Homeporting Port Dredging Missouri Navy NOV 1988 T Off-Street Parking Fund Expenditures " 92,096 " " 125,796 " F 42.27% O s Parking Fund Park Meter Off-Street General Fund Commuter Prk NOV 1988 U Vacancy Rent Control " 100,500 " " 138,201 " F 42.10% O I Rent Control Vacancy Cntr Housing NOV 1988 V Police Horse Patrol " 201,074 " " 31,487 " P 86.46% P I Police Horse Retain Patrl Horse Patrol NOV 1988 W Mutual Recognition: Palestine & Israel " 71,737 " " 155,787 " F 31.53% P I Palestine Israel Recognition NOV 1988 X Operating Expenditures From Same Yr Revenues Only " 139,112 " " 79,589 " P 63.61% P M Operating $ Budget Surplus Fund Balance Budg NOV 1988 Z Hetch Hetchy Power Contracts " 72,523 " " 155,998 " F 31.74% P I Water Hetch Hetchy Power Contracts NOV 1989 A "Public Bldg Safety Improvement Bonds $59,700,000" " 104,460 " " 21,285 " P 83.07% B S Buildings Public Bldg Safety Impr Earthquake Disabled NOV 1989 B "Sales Tax for Transportation, Create Authority" " 107,017 " " 55,997 " P 65.65% O S Tax Transport Transport Au Authority Sales Tax NOV 1989 C Equipment Lease Financing " 76,256 " " 78,653 " F 49.23% C S Equipment Lease Financing Non-profit NOV 1989 D Board of Supervisors Salaries " 55,023 " " 111,096 " F 33.12% C S Salaries Board of Sup NOV 1989 E Police and Fire Retirement Benefits " 89,933 " " 71,927 " P 55.56% C S Police/Fire Retirement Benefits NOV 1989 F Retired City Employees Retirement Benefits " 110,929 " " 49,876 " P 68.98% C S Retired Employee Retirement Benefits NOV 1989 G Prevailing Rates of Wages " 68,919 " " 76,314 " F 47.45% C S Salaries Flat Rates Range Rates Prevailing NOV 1989 H Sick Leave Transfer for Catastrophic Illness " 89,936 " " 75,021 " P 54.52% C S Employees Illness Sick Leave Catastrophic NOV 1989 I Vacation Credit Transfer for Catastrophic Illness " 114,373 " " 49,313 " P 69.87% C S Employees Vacation Illness Catastrophic NOV 1989 J Controller Duties " 64,940 " " 64,244 " P 50.27% C S Controller Duties Audits NOV 1989 K Expand Sheriff Duties " 65,968 " " 87,027 " F 43.12% C S Sheriff Duties Security Deputy Sherf Salaries NOV 1989 L Juvenile Probation Department " 114,477 " " 36,589 " P 75.78% C S Juvenile Court Probation Department CivilService NOV 1989 M PUC Deputy General Managers " 53,585 " " 93,517 " F 36.43% C S PUC Deputy G Mgr Public Util CivilService NOV 1989 N Retirement Board Membership " 67,535 " " 81,786 " F 45.23% C S Retirement RetirementBd Membership NOV 1989 O Campaign Contributions " 34,014 " " 115,588 " F 22.74% O S Campaign Contribution Candidates Elections NOV 1989 P Downtown Baseball Ballpark " 85,796 " " 87,850 " F 49.41% O M Downtown Ball China Basin Rezone Spectacor Baseball NOV 1989 Q Residential Rent Tax " 54,887 " " 108,859 " F 33.52% O s Tax Residential Rent Tax Homeless Housing NOV 1989 R Condominium Conversion " 48,461 " " 110,417 " F 30.50% O I Condominiums Conversion Residential NOV 1989 S Domestic Partners " 83,541 " " 85,227 " F 49.50% O R Domestic P Partnerships Unmarried NOV 1989 U AIDS Research and Services " 133,103 " " 29,711 " P 81.75% P s AIDS Research Research NOV 1989 V Candlestick Park Improvements " 83,599 " " 78,875 " P 51.45% P I Candlestick Improvements Baseball NOV 1989 W Vote By Mail " 64,237 " " 96,406 " F 39.99% P I Voting Mail Voting Ballots Elections JUN 1990 A "Public Safety Improvement Bonds $332,400,000" " 105,865 " " 29,447 " P 78.24% B S FEMA Safety Earthquake Buildings Hazards JUN 1990 B School Facilities Safety Special Tax " 89,439 " " 43,339 " P 67.36% T S Property Tax Repair Schls Tax Schools Earthquake JUN 1990 C Equipment Lease Financing " 85,097 " " 41,469 " P 67.24% C S Lease Equipment Financing JUN 1990 D Neighborhood Beautification Fund " 71,076 " " 61,812 " P 53.49% O S Neighborhood Beautify Graffiti Business Tax Tax JUN 1990 F Minimum Firefighter Staffing " 64,872 " " 70,295 " F 47.99% C I Fire Department Staffing Minimum FD JUN 1990 G Former Supervisor Health Benefits " 86,245 " " 45,332 " P 65.55% C S Supervisors Health Benft Former Supr Health Sve Insurance JUN 1990 H Fire Inspector & Engineer Retirement Benefits " 92,534 " " 31,329 " P 74.71% C S Fire Inspector Fire Engr Benefits PERS Retirement JUN 1990 I Retired Teachers Consulting Contracts " 95,371 " " 31,305 " P 75.29% C S Teachers Retired Consultants Schools JUN 1990 J Human Rights Commission " 78,308 " " 41,821 " P 65.19% C S Human Rights Commission Members JUN 1990 K Seven Member Commissions " 48,646 " " 79,000 " F 38.11% C S Commissions Increase Mbr Seven Member JUN 1990 L Commissioner Residency Requirement " 69,949 " " 52,875 " P 56.95% C S Commissions SF Residents Residency Boards JUN 1990 M Commission Gender Composition " 46,849 " " 72,953 " F 39.11% C S Commissions Gender Women Men Sex JUN 1990 N Two-Term Limit for Supervisors " 78,998 " " 54,799 " P 59.04% C I Supervisors Limit 2 Term Terms Two Terms JUN 1990 O Hypodermic Syringes " 68,139 " " 59,663 " P 53.32% P I Hypodermic Syringes Needles Drugs AIDS NOV 1990 A "Correctional Facilities Jail Bonds $16,500,000" " 135,528 " " 60,086 " P 69.28% B S Jails Bryant St. San Bruno Corrections NOV 1990 B "Youth Guidance Center Bonds $73,800,000" " 115,830 " " 82,003 " F 58.55% B S Youth Guidance Detention YouthGuidCtr JuvenileHall NOV 1990 C Port Revenue Bond Procedures " 71,593 " " 110,108 " F 39.40% C S "Bonds, Port" Port Bonds Revenue Bond Port Comm. Board of Sup NOV 1990 D Police and Fire Bargaining and Arbitration " 104,655 " " 85,812 " P 54.95% C S Police & Fir Bargaining Arbitration Collective B Binding Arb. NOV 1990 E Nuclear Free Zone " 64,429 " " 128,977 " F 33.31% C I Nuclear Radioactive Weapons Commission Investments NOV 1990 F Airport Police Retirement Benefits " 89,233 " " 100,646 " F 46.99% C S Airport PERS Retirement Age 50 Police Airpt NOV 1990 G Adult Probation Confidential Secretary " 85,835 " " 97,585 " F 46.80% C S Adult Probation Secretary CivilService Probation NOV 1990 H Waterfront Land Use Plan " 97,183 " " 95,415 " P 50.46% O I Waterfront Land Use Hotels Maritime Use Port NOV 1990 I Mission Bay Office Space Limit Exemption " 99,698 " " 100,291 " F 49.85% O S Mission Bay Development Office Space DowntownPlan Planning NOV 1990 J "Housing Affordability Fund $15,000,000 a year" " 87,023 " " 101,990 " F 46.04% O S Board of Sup Low/Moderate Housing Affordable H Housing Fund NOV 1990 K Domestic Partners " 112,563 " " 95,864 " P 54.01% O S Domestic Partners Unmarried Relationship DEC 1991 A School Sales Tax " 97,461 " " 79,087 " P 55.20% O S Sales Tax School Tax Tax NOV 1991 A "Early Retirement, Add 3 Years Service and Age" " 139,053 " " 38,794 " P 78.19% C S Early Retire Retirement Employees 3 and 3 NOV 1991 B Collective Bargaining for Miscellaneous Employees " 96,126 " " 78,950 " P 54.91% C 2 Bargaining Collective Salaries Pay Employees NOV 1991 C Civil Service Rules Removed from Charter " 98,473 " " 67,254 " P 59.42% C S Civil Serv. Rules Hiring NOV 1991 D Civil Service Eligibles " 115,412 " " 51,952 " P 68.96% C S Civil Serv. Eligibles Hiring Proc. Rules of 3 NOV 1991 E Discharge of Civil Service Employees " 107,689 " " 60,158 " P 64.16% C B Discharge Civil Serv. Terminate Employees NOV 1991 F City Supplement Military Pay for Civil Serv. Employee " 114,683 " " 57,211 " P 66.72% C B Military Reservists Active Duty Pay NOV 1991 G Allow Housing Authority Police to Change to SFPD " 104,391 " " 67,909 " P 60.59% C S Housing Auth Police NOV 1991 H "Deputy Mayor Ban, Limit Mayor's Staff Salaries" " 114,583 " " 56,217 " P 67.09% C I Deputy Mayor Mayor's Off. Salaries Employee NOV 1991 I Appointment of Minors to Boards " 72,491 " " 100,272 " F 41.96% C S Appointments Minors Boards Commissions NOV 1991 J Children's Fund from Property Tax Annually 10 Yrs " 95,913 " " 80,246 " P 54.45% C I Children's Fund Property Tax Tax Property Tax NOV 1991 K Domestic Partners Repeal " 75,320 " " 108,926 " F 40.88% O I Domestic Partnership Repeal NOV 1991 L Rezone Phelan Avenue Loop Use " 74,955 " " 89,834 " F 45.49% O R Phelan Ave. Use Zoning City College Phelan Loop NOV 1991 M "Limit Landlord Charge, 10%-14% Above Previous Rent" " 81,656 " " 103,586 " F 44.08% O I Vacancy Control Rent Control Landlord NOV 1991 N Residential Rental Buildings Condo Conversion " 57,874 " " 115,642 " F 33.35% O S Condominiums Conversions Residential NOV 1991 O "Affirm 1st Amendment, Right to Freedom of Speech" " 122,563 " " 46,521 " P 72.49% P I First Amendment Censorship Freedom Constitution NOV 1991 P Restore Hemp Medications to Available Medicines " 136,492 " " 35,732 " P 79.25% P I Hemp Medicines Marijuana Treatment NOV 1991 Q Reduce Federal Military Budget by 10% Annually " 107,724 " " 66,321 " P 61.89% O S Federal Bdgt Reduce Budget U.S. Military Priorities JUN 1992 A Golden Gate Park Improvement Bonds " 120,197 " " 44,904 " P 72.80% B S Park Golden Gate JUN 1992 B Civic Center Plaza Improvement Bonds " 70,809 " " 88,664 " F 44.40% B S Plaza Civic Center JUN 1992 C Civic Center Garage Bonds " 56,753 " " 98,865 " F 36.47% B S Parking Civic Center Garage JUN 1992 D Civic Center Heating System Improvement Bonds " 63,514 " " 91,551 " F 40.96% B S Steam Heat Civic Center Heating Syst JUN 1992 E General Fund Percentage 12 Yrs for Capital Project " 59,870 " " 91,230 " F 39.62% C S Infrastruct. Fund Capital Proj JUN 1992 F County Clerk duties and personnel transfer to CAO " 85,791 " " 52,177 " P 62.18% C S County Clerk Duties CAO JUN 1992 G Chief Zoo Vet Appointed at Pleasure of Rec & Park " 84,079 " " 63,162 " P 57.10% C S Chief Vet Zoo Veterinarian Rec/Park JUN 1992 H Purchaser transfer inventory control to City Departments " 71,241 " " 70,389 " P 50.30% C S Inventory Purchaser Control JUN 1992 I Dividing California into Two States " 58,707 " " 95,812 " F 37.99% P S Two States Divide Calif California Northern CA JUN 1992 J San Francisco in Northern California " 97,448 " " 57,052 " P 63.07% P S San Francisc No. Calif. Northern CA NOV 1992 A "Earthquake Unreinforced Masonry Bonds $350,000,000" " 197,128 " " 84,735 " P 69.94% B S Earthquake Safety Loan UMB UMB Loans Unreinfoced NOV 1992 B "San Bruno Jail Bonds $158,100,000" " 156,851 " " 116,872 " F 57.30% B S San Bruno Jail NOV 1992 C "Fire Department Bonds $40,800,000" " 188,680 " " 87,229 " P 68.38% B S Fire Department. Seismic NOV 1992 D "Health Department Lease Financing $20,000,000 +" " 132,154 " " 132,998 " F 49.84% C S Health Dept. Lease Financing Hospitals NOV 1992 E Collective Bargaining Start Date " 193,202 " " 70,499 " P 73.27% C S Collective B Bargaining Salaries Benefits Negotiating NOV 1992 F Retirement Allowance Increase $75 a month " 148,712 " " 123,083 " P 54.71% C S Retirement Allowance Benefits Employees NOV 1992 G Retirement Plan Transfer Misc to Police or Fire " 199,928 " " 68,233 " P 74.56% C S Retirement TransferCrdt Police Firefighters Miscelleous NOV 1992 H Allowable Rent Increases Eliminate 4% minimum " 143,761 " " 128,193 " P 52.86% O I Rent Control Rent Raise CPI Landlords NOV 1992 J Aggressive Panhandling Prohibited " 152,982 " " 123,852 " P 55.26% O M Panhandling Begging Harrassment Hounding Solicit NOV 1992 K Health Maintenance Organization District " 137,537 " " 125,881 " P 52.21% O I H.M.O. Zoning Medical Bldg Divisadero Geary Blvd NOV 1992 L Farmers' Market Zoning Restrictions " 105,678 " " 165,559 " F 38.96% O I Zoning Farmer's Mkt Housing Bernal Hts. Alemany JUN 1993 A School Sales Tax " 59,574 " " 21,108 " P 73.84% T SE NOV 1993 A Cultural Facilities Improvement Bonds " 88,721 " " 56,277 " F 61.19% B S Cultural Improvement Bonds NOV 1993 AA Public Officials Ride Public Transit " 91,387 " " 49,210 " P 65.00% P I Officials Public Transit Ride NOV 1993 B Street and Traffic Safety Improvement Bonds " 84,375 " " 59,545 " F 58.63% B S St. & Traffic Safety Improvement Bonds NOV 1993 BB Police Puppet " 70,374 " " 67,857 " P 50.91% P I Puppet Police NOV 1993 C Sales Tax " 70,898 " " 73,222 " F 49.19% O B Sales Tax NOV 1993 D Police and Fire Early Retirement " 63,193 " " 78,315 " F 44.66% C S Police Fire Early Retire Retirement NOV 1993 E Spousal Pension Benefits " 65,323 " " 77,058 " F 45.88% C S Spousal Pension Benefits NOV 1993 F Police and Fire Benefit Modifications " 50,858 " " 86,734 " F 36.96% C S Police Fire Retirement Modification NOV 1993 G Wage Freeze " 62,311 " " 73,863 " F 45.76% C S Wage Freeze NOV 1993 H Radio Communication System Lease Financing " 77,383 " " 56,533 " P 57.78% L S Radio Lease Financing NOV 1993 I Health Department Lease Financing " 60,789 " " 76,241 " F 44.36% L S Health Dept. Lease Financing NOV 1993 J Cash Management " 72,068 " " 64,614 " P 52.73% C S Cash Management NOV 1993 K Ethics Commission " 71,623 " " 65,976 " P 52.05% C S Ethics Commission NOV 1993 L Human Resources Department " 79,911 " " 54,277 " P 59.55% C S Human Resources NOV 1993 M Transportation Commission " 72,090 " " 65,925 " P 52.23% C S Transportation Commission NOV 1993 N Charter Review " 73,953 " " 62,781 " P 54.09% C S Charter Review NOV 1993 O Meetings of Supervisor Committees " 89,642 " " 46,359 " P 65.91% C S Supervisor Committees Meetings NOV 1993 P Board of Supervisors Meetings " 82,388 " " 50,799 " P 61.86% C S Meetings Bd of Spvrs Supervisors NOV 1993 Q Purchasing Procedures " 81,339 " " 49,514 " P 62.16% C S Purchasing Procedures NOV 1993 R Retirement Board " 106,322 " " 27,912 " P 79.21% C S Retirement Board NOV 1993 S Fine Arts Museum " 99,383 " " 36,966 " P 72.89% C S Fine Arts Museum NOV 1993 T Deputy Fire Chiefs " 95,403 " " 39,305 " P 70.82% C S Fire Chiefs Deputy NOV 1993 U City Election Procedures " 122,153 " " 14,000 " P 89.72% C S Election Procedures City NOV 1993 V General Assistance " 85,738 " " 54,113 " P 61.31% O M General Assistance NOV 1993 W Limitations on Officeholders Accounts " 64,575 " " 68,067 " F 48.68% O S Accounts Officeholder Limitations NOV 1993 X Elimination of Officeholder Accounts " 89,245 " " 42,202 " P 67.89% O I Officeholder Accounts Elimination NOV 1993 Y Taxicab Permits " 63,702 " " 75,687 " F 45.70% O M Taxicab Permits NOV 1993 Z Garbage and Recyclables " 33,682 " " 108,860 " F 23.63% O I Garbage Recyclables JUN 1994 A School Bonds " 82,336 " " 38,023 " P 68.41% B S School Bonds JUN 1994 B 911 Dispatch Center Financing " 74,325 " " 38,713 " P 65.75% L S 911 Dispatch Ctr Financing JUN 1994 C Equipment Lease Financing Limit " 37,243 " " 71,581 " F 34.22% C S Lease Finance Limit JUN 1994 D Neighborhood Police Staffing " 62,414 " " 55,232 " P 53.05% C S Police Staffing Neighborhood JUN 1994 E Library Funding " 82,860 " " 35,800 " P 69.83% C I Library Funding JUN 1994 F Employment After Retirement " 59,085 " " 56,255 " P 51.23% C S Retiree Employment JUN 1994 G Mission Driven Budgeting " 60,296 " " 40,748 " P 59.67% C S Budget Mission Drvn JUN 1994 H BART to Airport " 47,711 " " 68,004 " F 41.23% O S BART Station Airport JUN 1994 I BART to the Airport " 75,844 " " 43,634 " P 63.48% O S BART Airport JUN 1994 J ATM Area " 69,432 " " 50,521 " P 57.88% O M ATM JUN 1994 K Low-Income Rental Housing " 74,301 " " 40,737 " P 64.59% P M Low-Income Rental Housing NOV 1994 A San Bruno Jail Bonds " 114,022 " " 97,030 " F 54.03% B S San Bruno Jail Bond NOV 1994 B Main Library Asian Art Relocation Bonds " 155,878 " " 64,266 " P 70.81% B S Main Library Asian Art Bonds NOV 1994 C City Hall Improvement Bonds " 134,378 " " 73,776 " F 64.56% B S City Hall Non-Seismic Bonds NOV 1994 D Sewer Revenue Bonds " 130,140 " " 74,381 " F 63.63% B S Sewer Revenue NOV 1994 E Commission on the Status of Women " 133,385 " " 66,217 " P 66.83% C S Commission Status of Wm NOV 1994 F City Employees Collective Bargaining " 153,785 " " 46,010 " P 76.97% C S Collective Bargaining NOV 1994 G Building Inspection Commission " 104,398 " " 90,742 " P 53.50% C I Building Inspection Commission NOV 1994 H Domestic Partner Retirement Benefits " 123,558 " " 88,720 " P 58.21% C S Domestic Partner Retirement Benefits NOV 1994 I Rent Control Expansion " 106,838 " " 102,840 " P 50.95% O I Rent Control Expansion NOV 1994 J Official Newspapers " 107,305 " " 85,765 " P 55.58% O I Official Newspapers NOV 1994 K Garbage Collection & Recycling " 72,926 " " 132,546 " F 35.49% O I Garbage Recycling Collection Refuse NOV 1994 L Elections Task Force " 102,608 " " 93,087 " P 52.43% O S Task Force Elections NOV 1994 M Sidewalk Prohibitions " 108,131 " " 111,012 " F 49.34% O M Sidewalk Prohibitions NOV 1994 N General Assistance-Housing " 105,636 " " 100,447 " P 51.26% O M General Assistance Payments NOV 1994 O Downtown Transit Assessment District " 92,035 " " 113,142 " F 44.86% O I Downtown Transit Assessment NOV 1994 P Ferry Building & Pier 52 " 126,826 " " 69,942 " P 64.45% O 2 Ferry Bldg Pier 52 NOV 1994 Q Neighborhood Crime Prevention " 142,256 " " 64,628 " P 68.76% O S Crime Prevention Neighborhood NOV 1994 R Youth Commission " 129,003 " " 78,102 " P 62.29% P S Youth Commission NOV 1995 A City Hall Improvement " 135,678 " " 59,289 " P 69.59% B S City Hall Improvement NOV 1995 B Underground Storage " 110,796 " " 78,536 " F 58.52% B S Underground Storage NOV 1995 C Steinhart Aquarium Improvement " 159,725 " " 39,965 " P 79.99% B S Steinhart Acquarium Improvement NOV 1995 D Prevailing Wages " 137,366 " " 51,253 " P 72.83% C S Wages Prevailing NOV 1995 E New City Charter " 106,900 " " 77,341 " P 58.02% C S Charter New City NOV 1995 F Youth Commission " 115,785 " " 80,117 " P 59.10% C S Youth Commission NOV 1995 G Office of Citizen Complaints " 116,919 " " 66,827 " P 63.63% C S Complaints Citizen NOV 1995 H Parking and Traffic " 47,466 " " 148,924 " F 24.17% C I Parking Traffic NOV 1995 I Taxi Cabs " 61,421 " " 129,007 " F 32.25% O S Taxi Cabs NOV 1995 J Muni Audit " 103,909 " " 86,612 " P 54.54% O I Muni Audit NOV 1995 K City Services " 87,936 " " 99,134 " F 47.01% O M Services City NOV 1995 L Curfew " 90,151 " " 106,041 " F 45.95% O M Curfew NOV 1995 M Campaign Spending Limits #1 " 68,083 " " 119,279 " F 36.34% O M Campaign Spending Limits #1 NOV 1995 N Campaign Spending Limits #2 " 130,682 " " 53,494 " P 70.95% O R Campaign Spending Limits #2 NOV 1995 O Army Street/Cesar Chavez " 91,647 " " 109,595 " F 45.54% O I Army St. Cesar Chavez MAR 1996 A Moscone Convention Center " 103,680 " " 53,005 " F 66.17% B S Convention Center Moscone MAR 1996 B Ballpark " 108,968 " " 55,368 " P 66.31% O S Ballpark NOV 1996 A Affordable Housing " 176,599 " " 85,246 " P 67.44% B S Housing Affordable NOV 1996 B De Young Museum " 166,923 " " 99,716 " F 62.60% B S De Young Museum NOV 1996 C Retired Employee Benefits " 130,258 " " 126,703 " P 50.69% C S Retirement Benefit COLA NOV 1996 D Firefighters Retirement Benefits " 150,017 " " 110,108 " P 57.67% C S Firefighters Pension Benefits NOV 1996 E Employment Benefits and Practices " 71,114 " " 188,567 " F 27.39% C S Employee Benefits Retirement At-Will MEA NOV 1996 F Board of Supervisors Salaries " 96,036 " " 166,087 " F 36.64% C S Supervisor Salary Increase NOV 1996 G Election of Supervisor-District Elections " 142,163 " " 108,378 " P 56.74% C S Supervisor Election District Majority NOV 1996 H Election of Supervisors-Preference Voting " 103,787 " " 134,263 " F 43.60% C D Election Supervisor Preference Voting NOV 1996 I Police and Firefighters Personnel Policies " 111,810 " " 132,656 " F 45.74% C S Police Firefighters Personnel Policies NOV 1996 J Taxicab Permits " 87,014 " " 170,509 " F 33.79% O D Taxicabs Permits JUN 1997 A City College School Bonds " 116,801 " " 51,664 " P 69.33% B S City College School Bonds JUN 1997 B Cultural Centers Bonds " 80,234 " " 85,474 " F 48.42% B S Cultural Bonds JUN 1997 C Zoo Bonds " 113,190 " " 55,794 " P 66.98% B S Zoo Bonds JUN 1997 D Football Stadium Bonds " 87,567 " " 86,045 " P 50.44% L S Football Stadium Bonds JUN 1997 E Public Utilities Commission Revenue Uses " 55,128 " " 93,639 " F 37.06% C S Utilities Revenues JUN 1997 F Candlestick Point/Stadium Land Use " 87,102 " " 85,902 " P 50.35% O M Candlestick Stadium NOV 1997 A Water Systems Facilities Bonds " 61,259 " " 56,085 " F 52.20% B S Water Facilities Bonds NOV 1997 B Drinking Water Bonds " 64,342 " " 53,528 " F 54.59% B S Water Bonds NOV 1997 C Police/Firefighter Retirement Benefits " 54,741 " " 56,946 " F 49.01% C S Police Firefigher Retirement Benefits NOV 1997 D Lease Approvals " 73,591 " " 34,879 " P 67.84% C S Lease NOV 1997 E Youth Commission " 52,218 " " 58,679 " F 47.09% C S Youth Commission NOV 1997 F Mount Davidson " 80,681 " " 37,547 " P 68.24% O S Park Land Sale NOV 1997 G Campaign Consultants " 68,903 " " 44,377 " P 60.83% O s Campaign Consultants NOV 1997 H Central Freeway " 64,609 " " 56,054 " P 53.54% O I Freeway JUN 1998 A de Young Museum Bonds " 118,013 " " 65,383 " F 64.35% B S de Young Museum Bonds JUN 1998 B Supervisors' Salary " 105,382 " " 75,595 " P 58.23% C S Supervisor Salary JUN 1998 C Utility Revenue Use " 64,333 " " 89,691 " F 41.77% C S Utility Revenue JUN 1998 D Environment Protection Loans " 107,461 " " 60,301 " P 64.06% C S Environment Protection Loans JUN 1998 E Rent Control Exemption " 70,885 " " 110,920 " F 38.99% O I Rent Exemption JUN 1998 F Use & Occupancy of City Hall / Protocol Activities " 102,765 " " 70,337 " P 59.37% O I City Hall Protocol JUN 1998 G Board of Supervisors' Staffing " 78,969 " " 90,710 " F 46.54% O I Board Supervisor Staffing JUN 1998 H Water & Sewer Rates " 100,781 " " 70,569 " P 58.82% O I Water Sewer Rates JUN 1998 I Project Notification " 106,367 " " 63,758 " P 62.52% O I Project Notification JUN 1998 J Underground Parking for Golden Gate Park " 104,069 " " 74,985 " P 58.12% O s Underground Parking Golden Gate Park JUN 1998 K Use and Control of Treasure Island " 93,501 " " 74,849 " P 55.54% P I Treasure Island JUN 1998 L Presidio Land Use " 93,002 " " 81,988 " P 53.15% P s Presidio Land NOV 1998 A Police Retirement Benefits " 125,426 " " 93,002 " P 57.42% C S Police Retirement Benefits NOV 1998 B Customer Service Plan " 118,102 " " 91,794 " P 56.27% C S Customer NOV 1998 C Paramedic Retirement Benefits " 132,437 " " 80,500 " P 62.20% C S Paramedic Retirement Benefits NOV 1998 D Taxi Commission " 143,447 " " 70,183 " P 67.15% C S Taxi Commission NOV 1998 E Central Freeway " 115,593 " " 103,013 " P 52.88% O I Central Freeway NOV 1998 F Stadium Admission Tax " 150,491 " " 57,588 " P 72.32% O S Stadium Tax NOV 1998 G Owner Move-In Eviction Limitation " 121,249 " " 97,850 " P 55.34% O I Owner Eviction NOV 1998 H Hotel Tax Surcharge " 180,129 " " 35,233 " P 83.64% O S Hotel Tax Surcharge NOV 1998 I Bay Bridge Rail Service " 131,250 " " 83,590 " P 61.09% P M Bay Bridge Rail NOV 1998 J Health Care " 140,277 " " 76,537 " P 64.70% P M Healthcare NOV 1999 A Laguna Honda Project " 139,210 " " 50,809 " P 73.26% B S Laguna Honda NOV 1999 B Firefighter/Police Retirement Benefits " 127,897 " " 51,183 " P 71.42% C S Firefighter Police Retirement Benefits NOV 1999 C Supervisorial District Boundaries " 123,196 " " 48,263 " P 71.85% C S Supervisorial District Boundaries NOV 1999 D Sick Leave/Vacation Credit Transfers " 138,672 " " 44,246 " P 75.81% C S Sick Leave Vacation Credit NOV 1999 E Municipal Transportation Agency " 110,079 " " 70,113 " P 61.09% C S Municipal Transportation Agency NOV 1999 F ATM Fees " 124,615 " " 62,978 " P 66.43% O I ATM Fees NOV 1999 G Sunshine Ordinance Amendment " 97,156 " " 69,086 " P 58.44% O I Sunshine Ordinance Amendment NOV 1999 H Downtown Caltrain Station " 123,623 " " 54,751 " P 69.31% O I Downtown Caltrain NOV 1999 I Octavia Boulevard Plan " 97,386 " " 81,823 " P 54.34% O s Octavia Boulevard NOV 1999 J Central Freeway Replacement " 86,236 " " 95,831 " F 47.36% O I Central Freeway NOV 1999 K Campaign Expenditure Limit " 140,882 " " 35,655 " P 79.80% O C Campaign Expenditure MAR 2000 A Recreation & Park Bonds " 144,474 " " 38,885 " P 78.79% B S Recreation Park Bonds MAR 2000 B Academy of Sciences Bonds " 122,722 " " 60,368 " P 67.03% B S Academy Sciences Bonds MAR 2000 C Open Space Fund " 126,478 " " 44,993 " P 73.76% C S Space Fund MAR 2000 D Board of Supervisors Benefits " 88,671 " " 86,851 " P 50.52% C S Supervisors Benefits MAR 2000 E Public Assistance Benefits " 72,735 " " 102,946 " F 41.40% O I Public Assistance Benefits MAR 2000 F Bayview Hunters Point Reparations " 66,008 " " 109,601 " F 37.59% P I Bayview Hunters Point Reparations NOV 2000 A Branch Library Bonds " 219,631 " " 75,647 " P 74.38% B S Library Bonds NOV 2000 B District Aid " 109,149 " " 181,994 " F 37.49% C S District Aid NOV 2000 C City Worker Retirement Benefits " 172,675 " " 114,409 " P 60.15% C S City Worker Retirement Benefits NOV 2000 D Children's Fund " 207,749 " " 76,325 " P 73.13% C S Children Fund NOV 2000 E City Retiree Health Benefits " 160,068 " " 121,824 " P 56.78% C S City Retiree Health Benefits NOV 2000 F Closure of JFK Drive " 133,808 " " 162,895 " F 45.10% O I Closure JFK NOV 2000 G Closure of JFK Drive with Limits " 109,486 " " 177,667 " F 38.13% O s Closure JFK NOV 2000 H Landlord/Renters Costs " 169,858 " " 126,308 " P 57.35% O I Landlord Renter NOV 2000 I Business Tax Revision " 96,515 " " 169,436 " F 36.29% O M Business Tax Revision NOV 2000 J City Contractor Contribution " 236,094 " " 49,538 " P 82.66% O I City Contractor Contribution NOV 2000 K Office Development Controls " 111,610 " " 172,838 " F 39.24% O 2 Office Development Controls NOV 2000 L Office Development/Live Work Controls " 142,241 " " 143,513 " F 49.78% O I Office Development Controls Live Work NOV 2000 M Taxicab Permits " 103,722 " " 170,010 " F 37.89% O s Taxicab Permits NOV 2000 N Controls on Rental Conversions " 126,746 " " 149,059 " F 45.95% O I Control Rental Conversions NOV 2000 O Public Campaign Finance " 144,692 " " 130,119 " P 52.65% O C Public Campaign Finance NOV 2000 P Hunter's Point Clean-Up " 242,795 " " 38,293 " P 86.38% P s Hunter's Point Clean-up NOV 2000 Q Pedestrian Safety Fund " 190,581 " " 94,329 " P 66.89% P s Pedestrian Safety Fund NOV 2000 R Pier 45 " 202,731 " " 76,540 " P 72.59% P s Pier NOV 2001 A Community College District General Obligation Bonds " 91,643 " " 35,392 " P 72.14% B C Community College Bonds NOV 2001 B Solar Energy Revenue Bond " 92,798 " " 35,061 " P 72.58% B S Solar Energy Revenue Bond NOV 2001 C Elective Office Vacancies " 92,534 " " 30,679 " P 75.10% C S Elective Office Vacancies NOV 2001 D Voter Approval Required for Bay Fill " 94,085 " " 32,277 " P 74.46% C S Voter Approval Bay Fill NOV 2001 E "Elections, Ethics, & Outside Counsel" " 76,180 " " 45,319 " P 62.70% C S Elections Ethics Counsel NOV 2001 F Municipal Water & Power Agency " 64,405 " " 64,921 " F 49.80% C S Municipal Water Power Agency NOV 2001 G Redistricting " 67,913 " " 53,450 " P 55.96% C S Redistricting NOV 2001 H Board Authorization of Solar Power & Energy Conservation Bonds " 68,393 " " 58,493 " P 53.90% C S Board Solar Power Energy Bonds NOV 2001 I San Francisco-Brisbane Municipal Utility District (MUD) " 60,227 " " 64,583 " F 48.25% C I San Francisco Brisbane Municipal Utility MUD MAR 2002 A Instant Runoff " 76,340 " " 61,261 " P 55.48% C S Runoff MAR 2002 B Cost of Living Benefits " 83,687 " " 48,356 " P 63.38% C S Living Benefits MAR 2002 C Non-U.S. Citizen Commission Participation " 44,157 " " 94,895 " F 31.76% C S Citizen Commission Participation MAR 2002 D Appointment of Planning Commission & Board of Appeals " 73,992 " " 55,485 " P 57.15% C S Appointment Planning Commisssion Board Appeals MAR 2002 E Domestic Partner Benefits " 90,431 " " 47,193 " P 65.71% C S Domestic Partner Benefits MAR 2002 F Citizen Oversight of Bond Expenditures " 95,012 " " 39,929 " P 70.41% O s Citizen Oversight Bond Expenditures MAR 2002 G Outdoor Commercial Advertising " 108,988 " " 28,736 " P 79.14% O s Outdoor Commercial Advertising NOV 2002 A Water Bonds " 105,468 " " 92,557 " F 53.26% B S Water Bonds NOV 2002 B Affordable Housing Bonds " 117,572 " " 93,135 " F 55.80% B S Affordable Housing Bonds NOV 2002 BB Bart Seismic Safety Bond " 140,610 " " 52,167 " P 72.94% B C Bart Seismic Safety Bond NOV 2002 C Veterans Building Bonds " 112,475 " " 92,042 " F 55.00% B S Veterans Building Bonds NOV 2002 D Energy " 95,835 " " 111,255 " F 46.28% C S Energy NOV 2002 E "Water & Sewer Rates, Surplus Funds" " 108,080 " " 87,482 " P 55.27% C S Water Sewer Rates Surplus NOV 2002 F Entertainment Commission Appointments " 113,470 " " 86,627 " P 56.71% C S Entertainment Commission Appointments NOV 2002 G Elections Assistance " 141,052 " " 52,467 " P 72.89% C S Elections Assistance NOV 2002 H Police & Firefighter Retirement Benefits " 132,440 " " 73,653 " P 64.26% C S Police Firefighter Retirement Benefits NOV 2002 I Paid Parental Leave " 111,600 " " 96,033 " P 53.75% C S Paid Parental Leave NOV 2002 J Supervisors Salaries " 111,646 " " 89,351 " P 55.55% C S Supervisors Salaries NOV 2002 K Selection of Official Newspapers " 71,756 " " 119,931 " F 37.43% O s Selection Official Newspapers NOV 2002 L Real Estate Tax " 92,163 " " 113,902 " F 44.73% O s Real Estate Tax NOV 2002 M Economic Development " 93,404 " " 98,127 " F 48.77% O M Economic Development NOV 2002 N Adjusting Services & Payments to Homeless Individuals " 125,436 " " 84,433 " P 59.77% O I Adjust Services Payments Homeless NOV 2002 O Conditions for Providing Services & Payments to Homeless Individuals " 98,341 " " 106,257 " F 48.07% O s Conditions Adjust Services Payments Homeless NOV 2002 P Revenue Bond Oversight Committee " 109,577 " " 83,843 " P 56.65% O s Revenue Bond Oversight Committee NOV 2002 Q Use of City Funds " 131,117 " " 63,822 " P 67.26% O M City Funds NOV 2002 R Condominium Conversion With Certain Conditions " 82,089 " " 123,129 " F 40.00% O I Condominium Conversion NOV 2002 S Medical Marijuana " 127,661 " " 78,181 " P 62.02% P s Medical Marijuana NOV 2003 A School Bonds " 139,814 " " 58,254 " P 70.59% B se School Bonds NOV 2003 B Retirement Benefits for Safety Employees " 125,142 " " 62,103 " P 66.83% C S Retirement Benefits Safety Employees NOV 2003 C City Services Auditor " 133,879 " " 55,819 " P 70.57% C S City Services Auditor NOV 2003 D Small Business Commission " 104,922 " " 82,698 " P 55.92% C S Small Business Commission NOV 2003 E Ethics Reform " 114,010 " " 70,045 " P 61.94% C S Ethics Reform NOV 2003 F Targeted Early Retirement " 128,112 " " 61,465 " P 67.58% C S Targeted Early Retirement NOV 2003 G Rainy Day Fund " 146,004 " " 46,605 " P 75.80% C S Rainy Day Fund NOV 2003 H Police Commission / Office of Citizen Complaints " 99,314 " " 91,900 " P 51.94% C S Police Commission Office of Citizen Complaints NOV 2003 I Child Care for Low Income Families " 115,146 " " 77,256 " P 59.85% O s Child Care Low Income NOV 2003 J Facilities for the Homeless " 113,564 " " 79,871 " P 58.71% O I Facilities Homeless NOV 2003 K Sales Tax for Transportation " 142,042 " " 47,879 " P 74.79% O S Sales Tax Transportation NOV 2003 L Minimum Wage " 117,140 " " 79,498 " P 59.57% O I Minimum Wage NOV 2003 M Aggressive Solicitation Ban " 117,405 " " 79,375 " P 59.66% O I Aggressive Solicitation Ban NOV 2003 N Taxi Permit Holder Disability " 52,326 " " 134,465 " F 28.01% O s Taxi Permits Holder Disability MAR 2004 A Deferred Taxation Plan " 107,690 " " 64,943 " P 62.38% C S Deferred Taxation Plan MAR 2004 B "Retirement Benefits for Public Defenders, District Attorneys, and Investigators" " 114,209 " " 54,418 " P 67.73% C S Retirement Benefits Defenders DA Investigators MAR 2004 C Civilian Jobs in the Police Department " 105,005 " " 64,773 " P 61.85% C S Civilian Jobs Police Department MAR 2004 D Equal Treatment of Domestic Partners " 113,646 " " 60,999 " P 65.07% C S Equal Treatment Domestic Partners MAR 2004 E Requests for City Records Containing Private Information " 87,704 " " 80,236 " P 52.22% C S Requests City Records Private MAR 2004 F Labor Negotiations with Deputy Sheriffs " 103,327 " " 60,267 " P 63.16% C S Labor Negotiations Deputy Sheriffs MAR 2004 G Supplemental Pay for City Employees on Military Duty " 99,726 " " 69,589 " P 58.90% C S Supplemental Pay City Employee Military MAR 2004 H Public Education Fund " 123,103 " " 50,837 " P 70.77% C S Public Education Fund MAR 2004 I Replacement of Diesel Buses " 118,074 " " 56,864 " P 67.49% O s Replacement Diesel Buses MAR 2004 J Incentives to Build Below-Market-Rate Housing " 52,028 " " 121,352 " F 30.01% O I Incentives Build Below-Market Housing MAR 2004 RM2 Regional Measure 2 Traffic Relief Plan " 115,891 " " 53,214 " P 68.53% RM 2 Regional Traffic Relief Plan NOV 2004 A Affordable Housing Bonds " 209,259 " " 116,706 " F 64.20% B S Affordable Housing NOV 2004 AA BART Earthquake Safety Bond " 224,297 " " 71,301 " P 75.88% RM 2 BART Earthquake Safety NOV 2004 B Historical Preservation Bonds " 181,658 " " 134,896 " F 57.39% B S Historical Preservation NOV 2004 C Health Service System " 166,651 " " 129,210 " P 56.33% C S Health Service System NOV 2004 D Changes to City Charter " 118,123 " " 162,385 " F 42.11% C S Changes City Charter NOV 2004 E Police and Fire Survivor Benefits " 210,091 " " 108,193 " P 66.01% C S Police Fire Survivor Benefits NOV 2004 F Noncitizen Voting in School Board Elections " 155,643 " " 164,924 " F 48.55% C S Noncitizen Voting School Board NOV 2004 G Health Plans for City Residents " 201,674 " " 100,206 " P 66.81% C S Health Plans City Residents NOV 2004 H Naming the Stadium at Candlestick Point " 170,217 " " 141,904 " P 54.54% O s Stadium Candlestick NOV 2004 I Economic Analysis of Legislation " 154,022 " " 142,650 " P 51.92% O s Economic Analysis Legislation NOV 2004 J Sales Tax Increase " 131,529 " " 182,477 " F 41.89% O S Sales Tax Increase NOV 2004 K Business Tax " 135,068 " " 162,910 " F 45.33% O S Business Tax NOV 2004 L Use of Hotel Tax to Preserve Movie Theaters " 78,157 " " 229,487 " F 25.41% O I Hotel Tax Preserve Movie Theaters NOV 2004 M THIS MEASURE HAS BEEN WITHDRAWN NOV 2004 N Withdrawing U.S. Military Personnel from Iraq " 195,257 " " 113,053 " P 63.33% P s Withdrawing Military Iraq NOV 2004 O Use of Sales Tax Funds " 181,340 " " 122,644 " P 59.65% P S Use Sales Tax Funds NOV 2005 A Community College District General Obligation Bonds " 134,999 " " 76,320 " F 63.88% B S Principal NOV 2005 B Street and Sidewalk Improvement Bond " 119,095 " " 91,952 " F 56.43% B S Principal NOV 2005 C Ethics Commission Budget and Outside Counsel " 81,672 " " 120,968 " F 40.30% C S Annual Budget Audit Baseline Budget Ethics Commission Outside Counsel NOV 2005 D Appointment of Municipal Transportation Agency Board of Directors " 71,585 " " 129,801 " F 35.55% C S Hold-Over NOV 2005 E Election Date of the Assessor-Recorder and Public Defender " 138,765 " " 58,998 " P 70.17% C S NOV 2005 F Neighborhood Firehouses " 119,581 " " 88,062 " P 57.59% O I NOV 2005 G Access to Underground Parking at Golden Gate Park " 138,069 " " 65,862 " P 67.70% O s NOV 2005 H Firearm Ban " 123,033 " " 89,856 " P 57.79% O s NOV 2005 I "No Military Recruiters in Public Schools, Scholarships for Education and Job Training" " 125,581 " " 86,723 " P 59.15% P I JUN 2006 A Additional Funding for Homicide Prevention Services " 66,982 " " 69,060 " F 49.24% C S Annual Budget Fiscal Year General Fund JUN 2006 B Eviction Disclosure Ordinance " 71,440 " " 65,373 " P 52.22% O s JUN 2006 C Appointing Elected Officials to the Transbay Joint Powers Authority " 37,030 " " 93,905 " F 28.28% O s Metropolitan Transportation Commission Municipal Transportation Agency Transbay Joint Powers Authority JUN 2006 D Zoning Changes to Limit Services at Laguna Honda Hospital and Other Residential Health Care Facilities " 99,060 " " 35,418 " P 73.66% O I """Public"" District" Zoning Administrator NOV 2006 A School Bonds " 171,236 " " 60,640 " P 73.85% B se Annual Budget Audit Fiscal Year Parcel Tax Principal NOV 2006 B Allowing Members of Boards and Commissions to Participate in Meetings by Teleconference due to Pregnancy and Related Conditions; Adoption of Parental Leave Policies. " 164,166 " " 63,157 " P 72.22% O S Other Electric means Parental Leave Teleconference NOV 2006 C Setting Salaries of Certain Local Elected Officials " 140,561 " " 81,396 " P 63.33% C S Civil Service Commission Consumer Price Index (CPI) Cost-Of-Living Adjustment NOV 2006 D Disclosure of Private Information " 143,020 " " 79,230 " P 64.35% O s NOV 2006 E Parking Tax Ordinance " 73,922 " " 151,628 " F 32.77% O s Valet Parking Service NOV 2006 F Paid Sick Leave Ordinance " 139,005 " " 89,057 " P 60.95% O s NOV 2006 G Limitations on Formula Retail Stores " 125,728 " " 90,353 " P 58.19% O s Planning Commission NOV 2006 H Relocation Assistance for No Fault Tenant Removal " 120,916 " " 107,541 " P 52.93% O s NOV 2006 I Adopting a Policy that the Mayor Appear Monthly at a Board of Supervisors Meeting " 126,023 " " 97,567 " P 56.36% P s NOV 2006 J Adopting a Policy Calling for the Impeachment of President Bush and Vice President Cheney " 133,042 " " 94,282 " P 58.53% P s High Crimes and Misdemeanors Impeachment NOV 2006 K Adopting a Policy Relating to the Housing Needs of Seniors and Disabled Adults " 161,684 " " 65,073 " P 71.30% P s General Plan NOV 2007 A "Transit Reform, Parking Regulation and Emissions Reductions" " 80,786 " " 64,346 " P 55.66% C S Annual Budget Exempt Revenue Bonds Municipal Transit Agency (MTA) Super-Majority NOV 2007 B Limiting Hold-Over Service on Charter-Created Boards and Commissions " 96,034 " " 38,915 " P 71.16% C S Charter-Created City Boards and Commissions Charter-Created Citizen Advisory Committees Hold-Over NOV 2007 C Requiring Public Hearings on Proposed Measures " 94,939 " " 44,258 " P 68.20% C S NOV 2007 D Renewing Library Preservation Fund " 105,328 " " 36,102 " P 74.47% C S Baseline Revenue Bonds Set-Aside Supervisorial District NOV 2007 E Requiring Mayor to Appear Monthly at a Board of Supervisors Meeting " 70,166 " " 74,253 " F 48.59% C S NOV 2007 F Authorizing Board of Supervisors to Amend Contract for Retirement Benefits for Police Officers " 69,637 " " 65,321 " P 51.60% C S NOV 2007 G Establishing Golden Gate Park Stables Matching Fund " 77,340 " " 62,331 " P 55.37% O s NOV 2007 H Regulating Parking Spaces " 46,632 " " 94,277 " F 33.09% O I Downtown Exempt Low-Emission Vehicle Zoning Districts NOV 2007 I Establishing Office of Small Business as City Department and Creating Small Business Assistance Center " 80,865 " " 55,855 " P 59.15% O M NOV 2007 J Adopting a Policy to Offer Free City-Wide Wireless High-Speed Internet Network " 86,451 " " 52,428 " P 62.25% P M NOV 2007 K Adopting a Policy to Restrict Advertising on Street Furniture and City Buildings " 86,250 " " 53,195 " P 61.85% P s Street Furniture FEB 2008 A "Clean and Safe Neighborhood Parks Bonds, 2008" " 177,194 " " 71,232 " P 71.33% B S Community Opportunity Fund FEB 2008 B Creating a New Deferred Retirement Option Program for Members of the San Francisco Police Department " 158,883 " " 86,613 " P 64.72% C I Charter Amendment FEB 2008 C Adopting a Policy that the City Acquire Alcatraz Island to Make It a Global Peace Center " 69,251 " " 177,301 " F 28.09% P I Declaration of Policy JUN 2008 A School Parcel Tax " 113,999 " " 51,273 " P 68.98% B SFUSD JUN 2008 B Changing Qualifications for Retiree Health and Pension Benefits and Establishing a Retiree Health Care Trust Fund " 118,729 " " 41,598 " P 74.05% C S JUN 2008 C Forfeiture of Retirement Benefits for Conviction of a Crime involving Moral Turpitude in Connection with City Employment " 91,924 " " 66,379 " P 58.07% C S JUN 2008 D Appointment to City Boards and Commissions " 91,642 " " 63,681 " P 59.00% C S JUN 2008 E Requiring Board of Supervisors' Approval of Mayor's Appointments to the PUC and Creating Qualifications for Commission Members " 80,489 " " 74,916 " P 51.79% C S JUN 2008 F Affordable Housing Requirement for the Candlestick Point and Hunters Point Shipyard Mixed-Use Development Project " 58,756 " " 101,112 " F 36.75% O I JUN 2008 G Mixed-Use Development Project for the Candlestick Point and Hunters Point Shipyard " 99,008 " " 59,423 " P 62.49% O I JUN 2008 H "Prohibiting Elected Officials, Candidates, or Committees they control from Soliciting or Accepting Contributions from Certain City Contractors" " 104,012 " " 50,865 " P 67.16% O M NOV 2008 A SF General Hospital and Trauma Center Earthquake Bonds " 300,595 " " 58,049 " P 83.81% B two NOV 2008 B Establishing Affordable Housing Fund " 166,299 " " 181,534 " F 47.81% C S NOV 2008 C Prohibiting City Employees from Serving on Charter Boards and Commissions " 124,395 " " 202,419 " F 38.06% C S NOV 2008 D Financing Pier 70 Waterfront District Development Plan " 226,513 " " 106,228 " P 68.07% C S NOV 2008 E Changing Number of Signatures Required to Recall City Officials " 195,605 " " 129,862 " P 60.10% C S NOV 2008 F Holding all Scheduled City Elections in Even-Numbered years " 144,592 " " 176,692 " F 45.00% C S NOV 2008 G Allowing Retirement System Credit for Unpaid Parental Leave " 202,011 " " 121,354 " P 62.47% C S NOV 2008 H "Clean Energy Deadlines, Changing Revenue Bond Authority to Pay for PUF" " 133,214 " " 211,681 " F 38.62% C S NOV 2008 I Creating Office of Independent Rate Payer Advocate " 117,050 " " 201,811 " F 36.71% C S NOV 2008 J Creating Historic Preservation Commission " 183,372 " " 146,194 " P 55.64% C S NOV 2008 K Changing Enforcement laws related to Prostitution and Sex Workers " 140,185 " " 202,235 " F 40.94% O I NOV 2008 L Funding Community Justice Center " 132,097 " " 178,440 " F 42.54% O M NOV 2008 M Changing Residential Rent Ordinance to prohibit Acts of Harassment of Tenants by Landlords " 195,023 " " 136,416 " P 58.84% O S NOV 2008 N Changing Real Property Transfer Tax Rates " 223,808 " " 102,621 " P 68.56% O S NOV 2008 O Replacing Emergency Response Fee with Access Line Tax " 208,044 " " 103,679 " P 66.74% O two NOV 2008 P Changing Composition of SF Transportation Authority Board " 101,230 " " 205,665 " F 32.99% O M NOV 2008 Q Modifying Payroll Expense Tax " 233,411 " " 81,178 " P 74.20% O S NOV 2008 R Renaming Oceanside Water Treatment Plant " 101,376 " " 233,733 " F 30.25% O I NOV 2008 S Policy Regarding Budget Set-Asides " 167,974 " " 133,817 " P 55.66% O M NOV 2008 T Free and Low-Cost Substance Abuse Treatment Programs " 200,649 " " 127,014 " P 61.24% O s NOV 2008 U Policy Against funding of Armed Forces in Iraq " 193,407 " " 133,002 " P 59.25% P s NOV 2008 V Policy Against terminating JROTC in Public High Schools " 179,639 " " 149,169 " P 54.63% P I NOV 2009 A Budget Process " 68,270 " " 29,414 " P 69.89% C 2 NOV 2009 B Board of Supervisors Aides " 51,835 " " 47,361 " P 52.26% C S NOV 2009 C Candlestick Park Naming Rights " 58,192 " " 40,973 " P 58.68% O S NOV 2009 D Mid-Market Special Sign District " 46,008 " " 53,999 " F 46.00% O I NOV 2009 E Advertisements on City Property " 56,802 " " 42,365 " P 57.28% O s JUN 2010 A School Facilities Special Tax " 102,873 " " 44,043 " P 70.02% T se JUN 2010 B Earthquake Safety and Emergency Response Bond " 117,553 " " 30,484 " P 79.41% B M JUN 2010 C Film Commission " 66,125 " " 76,834 " F 46.25% C S JUN 2010 D Retirement Benefit Costs " 112,100 " " 30,222 " P 78.77% C S JUN 2010 E Budget Line Item for Police Department Security for City Officials and Dignitaries " 80,364 " " 63,600 " P 55.82% O S JUN 2010 F Renters’ Financial Hardship Applications " 62,239 " " 85,071 " F 42.25% O s JUN 2010 G Transbay Transit Center " 120,788 " " 23,421 " P 83.76% P s NOV 2010 AA Vehicle Registration Fee " 156,016 " " 109,434 " P 58.77% RM SE NOV 2010 A Earthquake Retrofit Bond " 162,266 " " 94,324 " F 63.24% B M NOV 2010 B City Retirement and Health Plans " 113,894 " " 150,734 " F 43.04% C I NOV 2010 C Mayoral Appearances at Board Meetings " 154,776 " " 103,673 " P 59.89% C s NOV 2010 D Non-Citizen Voting in School Board Elections " 118,608 " " 144,418 " F 45.09% C s NOV 2010 E Election Day Voter Registration " 118,217 " " 132,189 " F 47.21% C s NOV 2010 F Health Board Service Board Elections " 130,415 " " 114,178 " P 53.32% C s NOV 2010 G Transit Operator Wages " 164,234 " " 88,671 " P 64.94% C I NOV 2010 H Local Elected Officials on Political Party Committees " 103,141 " " 139,878 " F 42.44% O M NOV 2010 I Saturday Voting " 150,701 " " 103,488 " P 59.29% O I NOV 2010 J Hotel Tax Clarification and Temporary Increase " 116,313 " " 139,206 " F 45.52% O I NOV 2010 K Hotel Tax Clarification and Definitions " 95,357 " " 152,159 " F 38.53% O M NOV 2010 L Sitting or Lying on Sidewalks " 142,601 " " 120,023 " P 54.30% O M NOV 2010 M Community Policing and Foot Patrols " 117,608 " " 134,808 " F 46.59% O S NOV 2010 N Real Property Transfer Tax " 149,350 " " 105,979 " P 58.49% O s NOV 2011 A School Bonds " 134,751 " " 54,754 " P 71.11% B se NOV 2011 B Road Repaving and Street Safety Bonds " 129,175 " " 60,741 " P 68.02% B S NOV 2011 C City Pension and Health Care Benefits " 129,554 " " 58,460 " P 68.91% C S NOV 2011 D City Pension Benefits " 62,358 " " 124,051 " F 33.45% C I NOV 2011 E Amending or Repealing Legislative Initiative Ordinances and Declarations of Policy " 59,369 " " 121,248 " F 32.87% C S NOV 2011 F Campaign Consultant Ordinance " 77,259 " " 98,800 " F 43.88% O S NOV 2011 G Sales Tax " 86,075 " " 100,506 " F 46.13% O S NOV 2011 H School District Student Assignment " 91,525 " " 91,678 " F 49.96% P I JUN 2012 A Garbage Collection & Disposal " 32,697 " " 106,848 " F 23.43% O I JUN 2012 B Coit Tower Policy " 72,672 " " 63,336 " P 53.43% P I NOV 2012 A City College Parcel Tax " 242,410 " " 90,134 " P 72.90% T se NOV 2012 B Clean and Safe Neighborhood Parks Bonds " 242,404 " " 93,735 " P 72.11% B 2 NOV 2012 C Housing Trust Fund " 211,674 " " 113,214 " P 65.15% C 2 NOV 2012 D Consolidating Odd-Year Municipal Elections " 263,642 " " 53,252 " P 83.20% C S NOV 2012 E Gross Receipts Tax " 223,887 " " 92,577 " P 70.75% O 2 NOV 2012 F Water and Environment Plan " 74,885 " " 249,304 " F 23.10% O I NOV 2012 G Policy Opposing Corporate Personhood " 260,595 " " 61,181 " P 80.99% P S NOV 2013 A Retiree Health Care Trust Fund " 82,426 " " 38,367 " P 68.24% C S NOV 2013 B 8 Washington Street - Initiative " 47,257 " " 79,738 " F 37.21% O I NOV 2013 C 8 Washington Street - Referendum " 41,497 " " 84,083 " F 33.04% O R NOV 2013 D Prescription Drug Purchasing " 97,804 " " 24,690 " P 79.84% P I JUN 2014 A Earthquake Safety and Emergency Response Bond " 96,136 " " 25,491 " P 79.04% B S JUN 2014 B Voter Approval for Waterfront Development " 71,421 " " 49,870 " P 58.88% O I NOV 2014 A San Francisco Transportation and Road Improvement Bond " 157,562 " " 61,657 " P 71.87% B S NOV 2014 B Adjusting Transportation Funding for Population Growth " 132,650 " " 83,413 " P 61.39% C s NOV 2014 C "Children's Fund; Public Education Enrichment Fund, Children and Families Council; Rainy Day Reserve" " 159,800 " " 54,880 " P 74.44% C S NOV 2014 D Retiree Health Benefits for Former Redevelopment Agency and Successor Agency Employees " 117,283 " " 91,680 " P 56.13% C s NOV 2014 E Tax on Sugar-Sweetened Beverages " 123,475 " " 98,625 " P 55.59% O s NOV 2014 F Pier 70 " 158,729 " " 59,149 " P 72.85% O I NOV 2014 G Additional Transfer Tax on Residential Property Sold Within 5 Years of Purchase " 100,776 " " 117,887 " F 46.09% O s NOV 2014 H Requiring Certain Golden Gate Park Athletic Fields to Be Kept As Grass With No Artificial Lighting " 98,555 " " 119,519 " F 45.19% O I NOV 2014 I "Renovation of Playgrounds, Walking Trails, and Athletic Fields" " 120,884 " " 98,057 " P 55.21% O s NOV 2014 J Minimum Wage Increase " 174,173 " " 50,771 " P 77.43% O S NOV 2014 K Affordable Housing " 143,582 " " 75,430 " P 65.56% P S NOV 2014 L Policy Regarding Transportation Priorities " 79,417 " " 134,878 " F 37.06% P I NOV 2015 A Affordable Housing Bond " 148,513 " " 51,486 " P 74.26% B S NOV 2015 B Paid Parental Leave for City Employees " 133,718 " " 62,864 " P 68.02% C S NOV 2015 C Expenditure Lobbyists " 144,053 " " 48,443 " P 74.83% O C NOV 2015 D Mission Rock " 146,716 " " 51,434 " P 74.04% O I NOV 2015 E Requirements for Public Meetings " 65,044 " " 129,213 " F 66.52% O I NOV 2015 F Short-Term Residential Rentals " 88,945 " " 111,348 " F 55.59% O I NOV 2015 G Disclosures Regarding Renewable Energy " 41,780 " " 144,852 " F 77.61% P I NOV 2015 H "Defining Clean, Green, and Renewable Energy" " 148,213 " " 36,495 " P 80.24% O S NOV 2015 I Suspension of Market-Rate Development in the Mission District " 83,451 " " 111,543 " F 57.20% O I NOV 2015 J Legacy Business Historic Preservation Fund " 108,907 " " 82,268 " P 56.97% O s NOV 2015 K Surplus Public Lands " 143,918 " " 50,041 " P 74.20% O S JUN 2016 A Public Health and Safety Bond " 190,708 " " 49,899 " P 79.26% B s JUN 2016 B "Park, Recreation and Open Space Fund" " 143,113 " " 95,223 " P 60.05% C s JUN 2016 C Affordable Housing Requirements " 161,324 " " 76,207 " P 67.92% C S JUN 2016 D Office of Citizen Complaints Investigations " 194,462 " " 45,838 " P 80.92% O S JUN 2016 E Paid Sick Leave " 186,199 " " 47,992 " P 79.51% O s JUN 2016 AA "San Francisco Bay Clean Water, Pollution Prevention and Habitat Restoration Program" " 186,674 " " 53,766 " P 77.64% RM se NOV 2016 A School Bonds " 289,351 " " 73,307 " P 79.79% B se NOV 2016 B City College Parcel Tax " 291,565 " " 70,099 " P 80.62% T se NOV 2016 C Loans to Finance Acquisition and Rehabilitation of Affordable Housing " 270,113 " " 82,035 " p 76.70% L S NOV 2016 D Vacancy Appointments " 180,369 " " 163,642 " p 52.43% C S NOV 2016 E Responsibility for Maintaining Street Trees and Surrounding Sidewalks " 283,009 " " 77,078 " p 78.59% C S NOV 2016 F Youth Voting in Local Elections " 172,744 " " 187,860 " F 47.90% C S NOV 2016 G Police Oversight " 281,776 " " 67,096 " P 80.77% C S NOV 2016 H Public Advocate " 167,114 " " 182,807 " F 47.76% C S NOV 2016 I Funding for Seniors and Adults with Disabilities " 245,962 " " 125,224 " P 66.26% C S NOV 2016 J Funding for Homelessness and Transportation " 251,699 " " 123,004 " P 67.17% C S NOV 2016 K General Sales Tax " 131,286 " " 246,947 " F 34.71% O S NOV 2016 L MTA Appointments and Budget " 159,830 " " 195,775 " F 44.95% O S NOV 2016 M Housing and Development Commission " 155,993 " " 196,895 " F 44.20% C S NOV 2016 N Non-Citizen Voting in School Board Elections " 203,413 " " 170,570 " p 54.39% O S NOV 2016 O Office Development in Candlestick Point and Hunters Point " 187,281 " " 173,580 " p 51.90% O I NOV 2016 P Competitive Bidding for Affordable Housing Projects on City-Owned Property " 117,787 " " 242,852 " F 32.66% O I NOV 2016 Q Prohibiting Tents on Public Sidewalks " 194,410 " " 181,138 " p 51.77% O s NOV 2016 R Neighborhood Crime Unit " 165,723 " " 201,059 " F 45.18% O s NOV 2016 S Allocation of Hotel Tax Funds " 233,099 " " 132,769 " F 63.71% O I NOV 2016 T Restricting Gifts and Campaign Contributions from Lobbyists " 313,411 " " 45,738 " P 87.26% O C NOV 2016 U Affordable Housing Requirements for Market-Rate Development Projects " 126,760 " " 232,531 " F 35.28% O I NOV 2016 V Tax on Distributing Sugar-Sweetened Beverages " 237,168 " " 142,347 " P 62.49% O s NOV 2016 W Real Estate Transfer Tax on Properties Over $5 Million " 225,145 " " 138,414 " P 61.93% O S NOV 2016 X "Preserving Space for Neighborhood Arts, Small Businesses and Community Services in Certain Neighborhoods" " 211,168 " " 141,578 " P 59.86% O S NOV 2016 RR "BART Safety, Reliability and Traffic Relief" " 297,640 " " 68,379 " P 81.32% RM se JUN 2018 3 Regional Measure 3 " 153,812 " " 81,383 " P 65.40% RM se JUN 2018 A Public Utilities Revenue Bonds " 181,638 " " 53,572 " P 77.22% B S JUN 2018 B Prohibiting Appointed Commissioners from Running for Office " 160,214 " " 69,570 " P 69.72% C S JUN 2018 C Additional Tax on Commercial Rents Mostly to Fund Child Care and Education " 120,199 " " 116,085 " P 50.87% O I JUN 2018 D Additional Tax on Commercial Rents Mostly to Fund Housing and Homelessness Services " 105,746 " " 129,611 " F 44.93% O s JUN 2018 E Prohibiting Tobacco Retailers from Selling Flavored Tobacco Products " 164,844 " " 76,193 " P 68.39% O R JUN 2018 F City-Funded Legal Representation for Residential Tenants in Eviction Lawsuits " 133,190 " " 105,774 " P 55.74% O I JUN 2018 G Parcel Tax for San Francisco Unified School District " 144,686 " " 93,447 " P 60.76% O I JUN 2018 H Policy for the Use of Tasers by San Francisco Police Officers " 146,997 " " 90,334 " P 61.94% O I JUN 2018 I Relocation of Professional Sports Teams I " 97,863 " " 130,916 " F 42.78% P I NOV 2018 A Embarcadero Seawall Earthquake Safety Bond " 288,146 " " 60,276 " P 82.70% B S NOV 2018 B City Privacy Guidelines " 186,758 " " 137,592 " P 57.58% C S NOV 2018 C Additional Business Taxes to Fund Homeless Services " 215,491 " " 135,835 " P 61.34% O I NOV 2018 D Additional Tax on Cannabis Businesses; Expanding the Businesses Subject to Business Taxes " 227,250 " " 118,815 " P 65.67% O S NOV 2018 E Partial Allocation of Hotel Tax for Arts and Cultural Purposes " 258,343 " " 85,585 " P 75.12% O S Nov 2019 A Affordable Housing Bond " 143,055 " " 57,974 " P 71.16% B S Nov 2019 B Department of Disability and Aging Services " 152,456 " " 41,775 " P 78.49% C S Nov 2019 C Vapor Products " 36,666 " " 164,885 " F 18.19% RM I Nov 2019 D Traffic Congestion Mitigation Tax " 135,721 " " 64,896 " P 67.65% O S Nov 2019 E Affordable Housing and Educator Housing " 151,865 " " 47,175 " P 76.30% O s Nov 2019 F Campaign Contributions and Campaign Advertisements " 151,023 " " 45,384 " P 76.89% O s MAR 2020 A "City College Job Training, Repair and Earthquake Safety Measure" " 203,027 " " 77,436 " P 72.39% B se MAR 2020 B "San Francisco Earthquake Safety and Emergency Response Bond, 2020" " 233,656 " " 48,387 " P 82.84% B S MAR 2020 C Retiree Health Care Benefits for Former Employees of the San Francisco Housing Authority " 192,261 " " 80,268 " P 70.55% C S MAR 2020 D Vacancy Tax " 195,059 " " 83,248 " P 70.09% O S MAR 2020 E Limits on Office Development " 151,293 " " 120,626 " P 55.64% O I NOV 2020 A "Health and Homelessness, Parks, and Streets Bond" " 294,117 " " 122,314 " P 70.63% B S NOV 2020 B "Department of Sanitation and Streets, Sanitation and Streets Commission, and Public Works Commission" " 255,653 " " 161,178 " P 61.33% C S NOV 2020 C Removing Citizenship Requirements for Members of City Bodies " 226,148 " " 191,898 " P 54.10% C S NOV 2020 D Sheriff Oversight " 276,685 " " 136,896 " P 66.90% C S NOV 2020 E Police Staffing " 299,528 " " 120,246 " P 71.35% C S NOV 2020 F Business Tax Overhaul " 273,953 " " 132,024 " P 67.48% C S NOV 2020 G Youth Voting in Local Elections " 207,054 " " 213,694 " F 49.21% C S NOV 2020 H Neighborhood Commercial Districts and City Permitting " 247,428 " " 159,026 " P 60.87% O M NOV 2020 I Real Estate Transfer Tax " 235,884 " " 173,984 " P 57.55% O se NOV 2020 J Parcel Tax for San Francisco Unified School District " 300,775 " " 103,315 " P 74.43% O M NOV 2020 K Affordable Housing Authorization " 303,319 " " 109,220 " P 73.52% O S NOV 2020 L Business Tax Based on Comparison of Top Executive's Pay to Employees’ Pay " 268,370 " " 144,097 " P 65.06% O S NOV 2020 RR Caltrain Sales Tax " 300,438 " " 109,056 " P 73.37% RM se FEB 2022 A Recall Measure Regarding Alison Collins " 134,871 " " 41,928 " P 76.28% R I FEB 2022 B Recall Measure Regarding Gabriela López " 127,022 " " 49,257 " P 72.06% R I FEB 2022 C Recall Measure Regarding Faauuga Moliga " 121,197 " " 54,785 " P 68.87% R I JUN 2022 A MUNI RELIABILITY AND STREET SAFETY BOND " 138,730 " " 74,350 " F 65.11% B S JUN 2022 B BUILDING INSPECTION COMMISSION " 129,230 " " 79,234 " P 61.99% C S JUN 2022 C RECALL TIMELINES AND VACANCY APPOINTMENTS " 123,685 " " 89,731 " P 57.95% C s JUN 2022 D OFFICE OF VICTIM AND WITNESS RIGHTS; LEGAL SERVICES FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE VICTIMS " 125,795 " " 87,128 " P 59.08% C s JUN 2022 E BEHESTED PAYMENTS " 144,114 " " 63,520 " p 69.41% O s JUN 2022 F REFUSE COLLECTION AND DISPOSAL " 144,129 " " 59,796 " p 70.68% O S JUN 2022 G PUBLIC HEALTH EMERGENCY LEAVE " 137,842 " " 76,077 " P 64.44% O S JUN 2022 H RECALL MEASURE REGARDING CHESA BOUDIN " 122,588 " " 100,177 " P 55.03% R I NOV 2022 A RETIREE SUPPLEMENTAL COST OF LIVING ADJUSTMENT; RETIREMENT BOARD CONTRACT WITH EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR " 187,939 " " 100,869 " P 65.07% C S NOV 2022 B "PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT AND COMMISSION, SANITATION AND STREETS DEPARTMENT AND COMMISSION" " 212,066 " " 72,349 " P 74.56% C S NOV 2022 C HOMELESSNESS OVERSIGHT COMMISSION " 196,152 " " 94,991 " P 67.37% C S NOV 2022 D AFFORDABLE HOUSING - INITIATIVE PETITION " 141,507 " " 146,158 " F 50.81% C I NOV 2022 E AFFORDABLE HOUSING - BOARD OF SUPERVISORS " 131,569 " " 154,021 " F 53.93% C S NOV 2022 F LIBRARY PRESERVATION FUND " 239,141 " " 50,453 " P 82.58% C S NOV 2022 G STUDENT SUCCESS FUND - GRANTS TO THE SAN FRANCISCO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT " 226,718 " " 64,768 " P 77.78% C S NOV 2022 H CITY ELECTIONS IN EVEN-NUMBERED YEARS " 203,855 " " 82,391 " P 71.22% C S NOV 2022 I VEHICLES ON JFK DRIVE IN GOLDEN GATE PARK AND THE GREAT HIGHWAY " 102,689 " " 191,641 " F 65.11% O I NOV 2022 J RECREATIONAL USE OF JFK DRIVE IN GOLDEN GATE PARK " 181,694 " " 106,408 " P 63.07% O S NOV 2022 L SALES TAX FOR TRANSPORTATION PROJECTS " 209,246 " " 82,220 " P 71.79% O S NOV 2022 M TAX ON KEEPING RESIDENTIAL UNITS VACANT " 159,374 " " 132,989 " P 54.51% O I NOV 2022 N GOLDEN GATE PARK UNDERGROUND PARKING FACILITY; GOLDEN GATE PARK CONCOURSE AUTHORITY " 212,678 " " 72,117 " P 74.68% O M NOV 2022 O ADDITIONAL PARCEL TAX FOR CITY COLLEGE " 106,513 " " 183,968 " F 63.33% O I MAR 2024 A AFFORDABLE HOUSING BONDS " 158,391 " " 66,630 " P 70.39% B S MAR 2024 B POLICE OFFICER STAFFING LEVELS CONDITIONED ON AMENDING EXISTING OR FUTURE TAX FUNDING " 61,527 " " 161,262 " F 72.38% C S MAR 2024 C REAL ESTATE TRANSFER TAX EXEMPTION AND OFFICE SPACE ALLOCATION " 116,229 " " 103,956 " P 52.79% O M MAR 2024 D CHANGES TO LOCAL ETHICS LAWS " 198,434 " " 24,016 " P 89.20% O se MAR 2024 E POLICE DEPARTMENT POLICIES AND PROCEDURES " 120,435 " " 102,217 " P 54.09% O M MAR 2024 F ILLEGAL SUBSTANCE DEPENDENCE SCREENING AND TREATMENT FOR RECIPIENTS OF CITY PUBLIC ASSISTANCE " 130,127 " " 93,709 " P 58.13% O M MAR 2024 G OFFERING ALGEBRA 1 TO EIGHTH GRADERS " 181,937 " " 40,601 " P 81.76% P S NOV 2024 A SCHOOLS IMPROVEMENT AND SAFETY BOND " 282,968 " " 94,329 " P 75.00% B se NOV 2024 B "COMMUNITY HEALTH AND MEDICAL FACILITIES, STREET SAFETY, PUBLIC SPACES, AND SHELTER TO REDUCE HOMELESSNESS BOND" " 274,187 " " 102,450 " P 72.80% B S NOV 2024 C INSPECTOR GENERAL " 225,704 " " 144,662 " P 60.94% C S NOV 2024 D CITY COMMISSIONS AND MAYORAL AUTHORITY " 158,723 " " 207,604 " F 56.67% C I NOV 2024 E "CREATING A TASKFORCE TO RECOMMEND CHANGING, ELIMINATING, OR COMBINING CITY COMMISSIONS" " 192,540 " " 171,314 " P 52.92% C S NOV 2024 F POLICE STAFFING AND DEFERRED RETIREMENT " 163,835 " " 197,836 " F 54.70% C S NOV 2024 G "FUNDING RENTAL SUBSIDIES FOR AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENTS SERVING LOW INCOME SENIORS, FAMILIES, AND PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES" " 217,807 " " 153,017 " P 58.74% C S NOV 2024 H RETIREMENT BENEFITS FOR FIREFIGHTERS " 192,601 " " 173,341 " P 52.63% C S NOV 2024 I RETIREMENT BENEFITS FOR NURSES AND 911 OPERATORS " 261,318 " " 102,141 " P 71.90% C S NOV 2024 J "FUNDING PROGRAMS SERVING CHILDREN, YOUTH, AND FAMILIES" " 297,972 " " 64,813 " P 82.13% C S NOV 2024 K PERMANENTLY CLOSING THE UPPER GREAT HIGHWAY TO PRIVATE VEHICLES TO ESTABLISH A PUBLIC OPEN RECREATION SPACE " 206,042 " " 170,447 " P 54.73% O s NOV 2024 L ADDITIONAL BUSINESS TAX ON TRANSPORTATION NETWORK COMPANIES AND AUTONOMOUS VEHICLE BUSINESSES TO FUND PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION " 210,375 " " 159,200 " P 56.92% O I NOV 2024 M CHANGES TO BUSINESS TAXES " 237,930 " " 104,380 " P 69.51% O I NOV 2024 N FIRST RESPONDER STUDENT LOAN AND TRAINING REIMBURSEMENT FUND " 187,979 " " 175,453 " P 51.72% O S NOV 2024 O SUPPORTING REPRODUCTIVE RIGHTS " 312,914 " " 60,335 " P 83.84% O M SEP 2025 A "RECALL MEASURE FOR MEMBER, BOARD OF SUPERVISORS, DISTRICT 4" " 13,474 " " 8,009 " P 62.72% R I