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Rules Committee files ordinance to coordinate city co-enforcement and create a fund
Summary
The committee voted to file an ordinance that would amend the administrative code to require coordination of city co-enforcement efforts and establish a fund to support those activities; the sponsor indicated intent to file and there was no public comment.
The Rules Committee on April 7 voted to file an ordinance that would amend San Francisco’s administrative code to require better coordination among city departments on co-enforcement activities and to establish a fund to support those efforts.
Clerk called Item 5, described the measure as an amendment to administrative codes to require coordination in co-enforcement and to establish a fund to support the city’s co-enforcement activities. The sponsor stated it was his intention to file the ordinance and the committee opened for public comment; none was offered. Committee members moved to file the ordinance "without objection." The committee’s action at Rules is a procedural filing and advance of the item; any allocation of money to a new fund or specific enforcement practices would require further Board action.
No dollar amounts, implementing language or funding sources were discussed in the Rules Committee transcript.
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