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List of Proposals (Fourth Regular Meeting in 2004)
Last Updated January 24, 2024
"Results" in the table below are the results of the decision.
| Bill number | Name of Proposal | Contents | Results | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Establishment of ordinances | City No. 54 bill | Establishment of ordinances concerning the use of information and communications technology in administrative procedures, etc. | In accordance with the purpose of the Act on the Use of Information and Communication Technology in Administrative Procedures, etc., establish common matters so that not only documents but also procedures via the Internet can be performed regarding applications, notifications and other procedures pertaining to city institutions, etc. . (Effective Date) Date stipulated in the Rules (scheduled for FY16) | Approved |
| Partial amendment of the ordinance | City No. 55 bill | Partial revision of the Yokohama City Office Separation Ordinance | (Content) (1) Integrated reorganization of environmental systems: Environmental Conservation Bureau, GreenWater Works Bureau → Environmental Planning Bureau (2) Reorganization of Community Development Urban Planning Bureau, Housing and Architecture Bureau → Town Development Coordination Bureau, Urban Development Bureau (3) Name Change: Environmental Business Bureau → Revision of related ordinances in Resources and Waste Recycling Bureau and other supplementary provisions (Effective Date) Date specified in the Rules | Approved |
| City No. 56 bill | Partial revision of the Yokohama private seal Ordinance | Deletion of gender description field (Content) Considering the human rights of persons with gender identity disorder, we will not register the gender in the Seal Registration original form, and do not indicate gender distinction in Seal Registration Certificate. (Effective Date) March 1, 2005 Others | Approved | |
| City No. 57 bill | Partial revision of the Yokohama City Welfare and Health Activity Base Ordinance | Installation of facilities (17th building) (Content) Aoba Ward Health and Welfare Activity Center (Keo-cho, Aoba-ku: scheduled to open in April 2017) (Effective Date) Date stipulated in the Rules (scheduled for April 2017) | Approved | |
| City No. 58 bill | Partial revision of the ordinance concerning the establishment of the Yokohama City Hospital Business and the ordinance that stipulates the types and standards of salaries of Yokohama City corporate staff | (Content) (1)Applying the Local Public Enterprise Law to the hospital business, establish a “Hospital Management Bureau” (revision of related ordinances in the supplementary provisions), newly established starting salary adjustment allowance for corporate staff (2) Changes in medical departments, etc. (Effective Date) (1)April 1, 2005 (2) January 1, 2005 | Approved | |
| City No. 59 bill | Partial revision of the Yokohama City Mentally Handicapped Life Support Center Ordinance | (Content) (1)Procedures for designation of designated managers, scope of duties performed by designated managers, etc. (2) Establishment of Midori Ward Mentally Handicapped Living Support Center (Nakayama-cho, Midori-ku, scheduled to open in January 2018) (Related bill) City No. 69.75 (Effective Date) (1)Date of promulgation (2) Date stipulated in the Rules (scheduled for January 2018) | Approved | |
| City No. 60 bill | Partial revision of the ordinance concerning the conservation of Living Environment | (Content) (1)Regulations on Soil Contamination Countermeasures Publication of soil pollution survey and treatment measures, survey results, etc. (2) Regulations on the Building Environmental Consideration System: Formulation of Environmental Consideration Guidelines, Mandatory Reporting of Environmental Consideration Plans and Publication of initiatives (Effective Date) (1) April 1, 2005 (2) July 1, 2005 | Approved | |
| City No. 61 bill | Partial revision of the regulations concerning reduction, resource recycling and proper disposal of Yokohama City waste | (Content) (1)Changes in composition of council members: In order to specify "residents of Yokohama City" from the viewpoint of collaboration with citizens, the residents of Yokohama City, and those who deem it necessary by the mayor (2) human waste collection fee for temporary toilets for business use: 3,000 yen per toilet bowl (Effective Date) (1)Day of promulgation (2) April 1, 2005 | Approved | |
| City No. 62 bill | Partial revision of the regulations about prevention of outbreak such as Yokohama-shi abandoned car and sinking ship and appropriate processing | Simplification of waste certification procedures for early removal of abandoned vehicles (Content) Abandoned vehicles that are difficult to provide for their intended use, such as when the license plate has been removed and the body number has been cut off, are certified as waste without going through the judgment of the Waste Judgment Committee. (Effective Date) Day of promulgation | Approved | |
| City 63rd bill | Partial revision of the regulations about restrictions on buildings in the area of Yokohama City District Planning | Restriction provisions for buildings in the area with the city planning decision of the city planning (Content) Yamatecho district, Hodogaya Futsumumachi housing complex district (Effective Date) Day of promulgation | Approved | |
| City No. 64 bill | Partial revision of the ordinance for collecting tuition fees for Yokohama City High School | Revision of tuition (Content) Full-time course 111,600 yen/year → 115,200 yen/year night class/night school course 30,000 yen/year → 31,200 yen/year, etc. (Effective Date) April 1, 2005 | Approved | |
| City No. 65 bill | Partial revision of the Yokohama City School Ordinance | Abolition of municipal schools (Content) Minato High School (Naka Ward) Yokohama Technical High School (Naka Ward) (Effective Date) Date stipulated in the Rules (scheduled to close in April 2017) | Approved | |
| Abolition of Ordinance | City No. 66 bill | Abolition of the City Oimatsu Hall Ordinance | Abolition of the Oimatsu Hall in Yokohama (Content) The Oimatsu Kaikan (nicknamed "Elfine": Oimatsucho, Nishi-ku) will be abolished because the need for the government has decreased. (Effective Date) April 1, 2005 | Approved |
| City No. 67 bill | Abolition of ordinances concerning the establishment of universities in Yokohama City | Abolition of Yokohama City University due to the establishment of Yokohama City University. (Content) Abolition of the Establishment Ordinance and the abolition and partial revision of related ordinances in the Supplementary Provisions (Effective Date) April 1, 2005 | Approved | |
| Abolition of road certification | City No. 68 bill | Authorization and abolition of city road lines such as Shimosueyoshi No. 434 | (Certified) 82 routes, including Shimosueyoshi Route 433 (Discontinued) 69 routes including Sugeta No. 42 Total 151 routes | Approved |
| Acquisition of property | City No. 69 bill | Acquisition of buildings for Midori Ward Mentally Handicapped Living Support Center (tentative name) | Acquisition of buildings to be allocated to the Life Support Center for Mentally Handicapped (scheduled to set debt burden) (Location) 1154-1, Nakayamacho, Midori-ku (Content) Reinforced concrete basement 1st floor Part of 3 stories above ground [Proprietary area: Approx. 426m2] (Amount) 134,214 thousand yen (Related bill) City No. 59.75 | Approved |
| City No. 70 bill | Acquisition of school buildings at Chigasaki Junior High School | Acquisition of buildings to be used for school buildings (not acquired by the City Architecture Conservation Corporation) (Location) 1-10-1, Chigasakiminami, Tsuzuki-ku (Content) Part of a three-story reinforced concrete building: 943m2 (Amount) 289,462,068 yen | Approved | |
| Designation of Designated Administrator | City 71st bill | Designation of designated manager of community care plaza | (Name) Tomioka-Higashi Community Care Plaza (Tomioka Higashi 4-chome, Kanazawa-ku) (Designated Administrator) Social Welfare Corporation Wakatake Dai Kotobukikai (Location) 550-1, Hazawacho, Kanagawa-ku (Designated period) From March 1, 2017 to March 31, 2009 | Approved |
| Others | City No. 72 bill | Limit for sale of vouchers with gold | We establish issuance limit of lottery to allot for financial resources of expenses such as public works in 2005. (Limited limit) 31,000,000 thousand thousand yen (Based laws and regulations) Article 4, Paragraph 1 of the Voucher Act (Decision of Congress) | Approved |
| City No. 73 bill | Amendments to the Articles of Incorporation of Yokohama City University | (Content) (1)Provisions that Yokohama City University of Nursing Junior College is established by Yokohama City University (measures until graduation of students) (2) Addition of land to be invested in corporations (Kihara Institute of Biological Sciences) (Effective Date) Date of incorporation (scheduled for April 1, 2017) | Approved | |
| Conclusion of contract | City No. 74 bill | Hirato Nagatanigawa Yusuichi maintenance work (Part 2) Conclusion of contract | Complete earthwork (debt burden set) (Place) 6-56, Shimonagaya, Kounan-ku (Amount) 1,501,500 thousand yen (completion date: March 20, 2006) (Contractor) Kumagaya, Nara, Kojaku Construction Consortium | Approved |
| Supplementary budget | City No. 75 bill | 2004 Yokohama City General Account Supplementary Budget (No. 3) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment amount 1,108,933 thousand yen Amendment of debt obligations | Approved |
| City No. 76 bill | 2004 Yokohama City Urban Area Development Project Cost Accounting Supplementary Budget (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment amount 2,222,467 thousand yen | Approved | |
| Water No. 2 Proposal | 2004 Yokohama City Water Supply Business Accounting Supplementary Budget (No. 1) | Amendment of debt obligations Limit: 655,000 thousand yen | Approved | |
| Petition | Petition No. 13 | About opposition to closing schools of municipal port high school and one other school | Please do not revise the regulations to close Minato High School and Yokohama Technical High School, which have been suspended in the Yokohama Municipal High School Reorganization Maintenance Plan. At the same time, we would like to resume recruitment as soon as possible. | Not adopted |
| Petition No. 14 | About elucidation of facts about alleged reporting by city council members | We want to investigate the truth and make the facts known to the public. | Not adopted | |
| Petition No. 15 | Early realization of classes with 30 or less, middle and high schools | 1. I would like to realize the following items in relation to the reorganization of Yokohama City High School. (1)In developing a science and technology high school (tentative name), respect the intentions of faculty and staff and citizens, and conduct sufficient discussions. In addition, sufficient conditions should be developed with public expenses instead of the PFI (private capital-led) method. (2)Consider resuming a school that is suspended for those who wish to enroll in night class/night school. (3)For Yokohama General High School (three-part system), establish a new school building in another location. (4)The number of admissions to public full-time high schools should not be reduced. 2. I would like to implement the following items in order to realize a fulfilling education. (1)Achieve a class of 30 or less in elementary and junior high schools. Submit a written opinion to the government requesting that classes of 30 or less and funding measures. (2)To further enhance the scholarship system and tuition reduction and exemption system. (3)Adequate education budget. (4)Institutionalize early educational consultation for schools for the blind and deaf schools, and provide necessary staffing and budget dividends. (5)In carrying out the Yokohama City Education Plan for Children with Disabilities, sufficient conditions should be maintained in terms of personnel, facilities, and facilities. (6)Install air conditioners in classrooms of municipal high schools, blind, and deaf schools. | Not adopted | |
| Petition No. 16 | Early realization of classes with 30 or less, middle and high schools | We would like to achieve the following items promptly. 1 Achieve a class of 30 or less in elementary school, junior high school, and high school. For the time being, a class of 30 or less in the first and second grades of elementary school. Submit a written opinion to the two countries requesting the realization of a class of 30 or less and its funding measures. 3 When the fifth grade to sixth grade in elementary school, do not decrease the class even if elementary school studenｔ decreases. In addition, the same measures should be taken for the second to third years of junior high school, and to operate the class composition flexibly. 4 Do not lose classes for children with disabilities in elementary and junior high schools. 5 Increase the number of admission to public full-time high schools. 6 Resume recruitment of suspended schools for those who wish to enroll in night class/night school. 7. Ensure adequate education budget. 8 Enhance Subsidies for School Expenses, tuition reduction system and scholarship programs 9 Increase the incentive for families with private kindergarten children. | Not adopted | |
| Petition No. 17 | About earthquake-resistant diagnosis and repair of elementary and junior high school school buildings | It is important to have an urgent need for seismic diagnosis and rehabilitation of elementary and junior high schools. | Continuing examination | |
| Petition No. 18 | How to submit a written opinion on the Basic Education Law | Instead of changing the Basic Education Law, we would like to submit a written opinion requesting the government to make use of the principles of the Basic Law on Education, rather than changing the Basic Education Law. | Not adopted | |
| Petition No. 19 | Continuing direct management of elementary school school lunch | 1 I would like to continue the direct management of school lunches and enhance and develop school lunches as education. 2. I would like to make junior high school meals as soon as possible. | Not adopted | |
| Petition No. 20 | About increase of childcare charges subsidy for private kindergarten children | 1 In order to reduce the burden on parents, we would like to increase childcare fees for 3, 4, and 5-year-old children who go to private kindergartens. 2 We would like to establish a new kindergarten reduction countermeasure fee so that stable education and garden management can be performed even if the number of children is reduced. I would like to increase the subsidies for children with disabilities who go to private kindergartens. 4. I would like to significantly increase the amount of subsidies for private kindergarten facilities. | Continuing examination | |
| Petition No. 21 | Expansion of the public childcare system | 1 We would like to increase the number of nursery schools to eliminate waiting children. 2. I want every child to be able to receive childcare under the same childcare conditions anywhere. 3. I would like to expand public childcare such as licensed nursery schools. I would like to reduce my childcare fees. 5 I would like to greatly increase subsidies for businesses such as extended childcare. We want to improve municipal nursery schools so that we can meet citizen needs without privatizing 6 municipal nursery schools. 7 We would like to stop reducing the budget for childcare by making general financial resources. | Not adopted | |
| Petition No. 22 | About elucidation of facts about alleged reporting by city council members | I would like to investigate the facts in the flash report and explain the results to Yokohama citizens. | Not adopted | |
| Petition No. 23 | About opposition to closing schools of municipal port high school | 1 Please do not approve a partial revision of the school ordinance that deletes the port high school name. I would like to reconsider the recruitment of port high schools. | Not adopted | |
| Petition No. 24 | Improvement of Schoolchildren's Day Care Business | I want to continue and enhance Schoolchildren's Day Care without replacing it with a kids club. | Not adopted |
Additional Proposals
Bill number | Name of Proposal | Contents | Results | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Member of the Diet Submission | Proposal No. 9 | Submission of a written opinion on privatization of postal services | In the country, taking into account the importance of the public and social roles played by postal services, the following points should be noted, and sufficient deliberation should be conducted from the perspective of improving national services. 1 In privatizing the postal service business in the future, we will thoroughly examine the results of the operational efficiency and service improvement of services of Japan Post, which has been started, and carefully proceed with the split privatization discussion. 2 In the privatization of postal services in the future, indicate to the public in an easy-to-understand manner what advantages and disadvantages of the people's lives and the economy. 3. We will continue to utilize the post office network, which is a valuable national asset for the daily lives of the people. | Approved |
| Advisory | Advisory City No. 2 | Recommendation of Candidates for Human Rights | As the term of human rights defender of Motoichi Masanobu Ishihara and 30 others expired on March 31, 2005, and two committee members are vacant. Proposal according to the provisions of Article 3. (Successful) ・Mitsumasa Aikawa, Mutsumi Ishii, Masanobu Ishihara, Yonosuke Iha, Hiroshi Inoue, Yoshiko Otomo, Yoshio Onuki, Keiko Ogino, Naoko Kasai, Hideko Hirata, Tadashi Kunimura, Kiyoko Koizumi, Tadashi Komiya | Don't object Decided to answer |
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