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List of Proposals (1st regular meeting in 2002)
Last update date July 12, 2023
"Results" in the table below are the results of the decision.
Bill number | Name of Proposal | Contents | Results | |
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Budget bill | City No. 88 bill | Fiscal 2002 General Account Budget | ¥1,251,088 million (down ¥88,737 million, or 6.6%) year on year | Approved |
City No. 89 bill | Fiscal 2002 National Health Insurance Operating Expenses | ¥229,332 million (up ¥12,613 million (up 5.8%) year on year) | Approved | |
City 90th bill | FY2002 Budget for the Elderly Health and Medical Services | ¥206,529 million (down ¥5,129 million, or 2.4%, compared with the previous fiscal year) | Approved | |
City No. 91 bill | Fiscal 2002 The Long-term Care Insurance Operating Expenses | ¥104,646 million (up ¥11,485 million (12.3%) year on year) | Approved | |
City 92nd bill | FY2002 City University Expenditure Accounting Budget | ¥60,127 million (down ¥3,160 million, or 5.0%, compared with the previous fiscal year) | Approved | |
City 93rd bill | FY2002 port maintenance project expenses | ¥2,387 million (up ¥15 million, or 0.6%) year on year | Approved | |
City No. 94 bill | Budget for FY 2002 Central Wholesale Market Expenses | ¥4,832 million (down ¥1,181 million, or 19.6%, compared with the previous fiscal year) | Approved | |
City No. 95 bill | Budget for fiscal 2002 Central Slaughterhouses | ¥3,855 million (up ¥287 million, or 8.1%, compared with the previous fiscal year) | Approved | |
City No. 96 bill | FY2002 Budget for Welfare Funds for Mother and Child Widows | ¥975 million (up ¥78 million, or 8.7%) year on year | Approved | |
City No. 97 bill | Fiscal 2002 mutual aid traffic accident Operating Expenses | ¥665 million (down ¥109 million, or 14.1%) year on year | Approved | |
City No. 98 bill | FY2002 Worker Welfare Mutual Aid Project Cost Accounting | ¥729 million (up ¥14 million (up ¥14 million, or 1.9%) year on year | Approved | |
City No. 99 bill | FY2002 FY2002 Disaster Relief Project Expenses | ¥41 million (up ¥4 million, or 10.7%, compared with the previous fiscal year) | Approved | |
City No. 100 bill | FY 2002 Urban Development Project Cost Accounting Budget | ¥14,127 million (down ¥1,373 million, or 8.9%, compared with the previous fiscal year) | Approved | |
City No. 101 bill | Fiscal 2002 car parking lot operating expenses | ¥1,322 million (down ¥4,475 million, or 77.2%, compared with the previous fiscal year) | Approved | |
City No. 102 bill | Fiscal 2002 Budget for Public Works Land Costs | ¥121,178 million (up ¥12,893 million, or 11.9%) from the previous fiscal year. | Approved | |
City No. 103 bill | Fiscal 2002 municipal bond accounting budget | 580,440 million yen (up ¥60,908 million (11.7%) year on year) | Approved | |
City No. 104 bill | FY2002 Hospital Business Accounting Budget | ¥50,448 million (up ¥10,132 million (up 25.1%) year on year) | Approved | |
City No. 105 bill | FY2002 Sewerage Business Accounting Budget | ¥254,097 million (down ¥29,574 million (10.4%) year on year) | Approved | |
City No. 106 bill | Fiscal 2002 Landfill Business Accounting Budget | ¥48,907 million (down ¥4,758 million (down ¥4,758 million, or 8.9%) from the previous fiscal year) | Approved | |
Water No. 1 Proposal | FY2002 Water Supply Business Accounting Budget | ¥130,004 million (down ¥288 million, or 0.2%, compared with the previous fiscal year) | Approved | |
Water No. 2 Proposal | Fiscal 2002 Industrial Water Supply Business Accounting Budget | ¥4,575 million (down ¥129 million, or 2.7%) year on year | Approved | |
Proposal No. 2 | FY 2002 Automotive Business Accounting Budget | ¥36,749 million (down ¥2,369 million, or 6.1%) year on year | Approved | |
Proposal No. 3 | Fiscal 2002 High-speed Railway Business Accounting Budget | ¥110,742 million (up ¥2,798 million (2.6%) year on year) | Approved | |
Budget-related Proposals | City No. 107 bill | Establishment of Mental Health Consultation Center Ordinance | In accordance with the revision of the Law on Mental Health and Welfare for Mentally Handicapped, the necessary matters will be established to establish the "Health Consultation Center in Yokohama City" as a mental health welfare center that was indispensable. (Effective Date) April 1, 2002 | Approved |
City No. 108 bill | Partial revision of the ordinance on fixed number of staff | Changes in the number of staff (Content) Total number of staff: 34,064 people → 33,713 (-351) (Effective Date) April 1, 2002 | Approved | |
City 104th bill | Partial amendment to the Forum Ordinance | Maintenance of regulations with review such as opening days of citizen use facility (Contents) Change of opening hours of "Yokohama Women's Forum" and "From Yokohama" (9:30 am → 9:00 am) (Effective Date) April 1, 2002 | Approved | |
City No. 110 bill | Partial Amendments to the Fee Ordinance | Application fee provisions for mandatory registration of collection companies, etc. in accordance with the enactment of the Act on Ensuring the Collection and Destruction of Freon Products Related to Specified Products (Content) Registration application fee for registration of a second-class specific product (car air conditioner) and Freon modification company fee 4,000 yen / item each (Effective Date) April 1, 2002 | Approved | |
City No. 111 bill | Partial revision of park regulations | Construction of paid facilities in the park (Content) Seya Hongo Park (Hongo 1-chome, Seya-ku) 1 Baseball stadium (both wings 97m, center 120m) 2 yard stadiums (Effective Date) Date stipulated in the Rules (scheduled for May 2002) | Approved | |
City No. 112 bill | Partial revision of the Ordinance for Car Parking Lots | Usage fees associated with the establishment of new facilities (Content) Nihon Odori Avenue underground parking lot (Naka Ward) 5th place in the city, fee: Within 250 yen / 30 minutes, capacity 200 units (Effective Date) Date stipulated in the Rules (scheduled for April 2002) | Approved | |
City No. 113 bill | Partial revision of the Port Facilities Use Ordinance | Usage fees associated with the establishment of new facilities (Content) Parking lot in Shinko Wharf (Aka Renga Park (Red Brick Warehouse Park) parking lot) Fees: 500 yen/h, number of parking tickets issued, accommodate 83 cars Date 30 days have passed since the date of promulgation (scheduled for April 2002) | Approved | |
City No. 114 bill | Conclusion of a comprehensive external audit contract | Conclusion of a contract based on Article 252-36, Paragraph 1 of the Local Government Act (Other party to the contract) Akio Minawa (Certified Public Accountant) (Start of contract) April 1, 2002 (Amount) 23,000 thousand yen (maximum amount) | Approved | |
Partial amendment of the ordinance | City No. 115 bill | Partial revision of the regulations concerning reappointment of city general staff | Development of related regulations in accordance with the revision of the Mutual Aid Association Law for Local Government Officials (Content) Movement of the basis provisions cited for the definition of the target staff (Effective Date) April 1, 2002 | Approved |
City No. 116 bill | Partial revision such as the regulations about salary of city general staff | Development of related regulations in accordance with the revision of the Public Health Nurses, Midwifery and Nurses Law (Content) "Public Health Nurse" → Public health nurses, etc. (Target ordinance) 3 regulations such as the regulations about salary of city general staff (Effective Date) March 1, 2002 | Approved | |
City No. 117 bill | Partial revision of the regulations about childcare leave of city staff and the regulations about leave of city general staff | Development of related regulations in accordance with the recommendation of the Human Resources Committee and the revision of the law on childcare leave for local government employees (Content) Childcare leave: Establishment of regulations for raising the target age (under 1 year old → under 3 years old) Nursing care leave: Extension of period (continuous March → Continuous June) (Effective Date) April 1, 2002 (Related Proposal) Water No. 3 | Approved | |
City No. 118 bill | Partial revision of district center regulations | Installation of facilities (Content) Community house 1 Nakamotomaki (Naka Ward) scheduled to open in May 2 Mutsumi (Minami Ward) Scheduled to open in April 3 Yanagimachi, Kanazawa Ward, scheduled to open in April (Effective Date) Date specified in the Rules | Approved | |
City No. 119 bill | Partial amendments to the Yokohama-bijutsukan Ordinance | Changes in the management outsourcing of related ordinances associated with the integration of the Yokohama Art Foundation and the Yokohama Cultural Foundation (New Consignee) Yokohama City Arts Foundation (Effective Date) April 1, 2002, the Performing Arts Center Ordinance is April 13, 2002. | Approved | |
City No. 120 bill | Partial revision of the Ordinance for Recreation of Elderly Care Training Facilities | Change of management trustee of "Fureyu" following the dissolution of Yokohama City Welfare Culture Corporation Yokohama City Japan National Council of Social Welfare (JC) (Effective Date) April 1, 2002 | Approved | |
City twelfth bill | Partial amendment to the Central Wholesale Market Operation Ordinance | Determines necessary matters concerning succession of position of brokers in the case of splitting a corporation that is a broker. (Content) Succession of the position of a wholesaler under the approval of the mayor (Effective Date) Date of Promulgation | Approved | |
City No. 122 bill | Partial revision of the ordinance on the fixed number of committee members by election of each agricultural committee | The Chubu Agricultural Committee and the Northern Agricultural Committee are integrated into the "Central Agriculture Committee", and regulations maintenance to revise the number of committee members by the election (Content) Number of members by election of the Central Agricultural Committee: 30 persons, etc. (previously two committees: 44) (Effective Date) July 25, 2002 | Approved | |
City No. 123 bill | Partial amendment of the Municipal Housing Ordinance | 1 Installation of Sasanodai Housing 2 Lending installation: 10 facilities including Alto Namamugi 3 Addition of single occupancy due to the revision of the Public Housing Law Construction Ordinance (Effective Date) Dates specified in Regulations 1 and 2: Scheduled from April to July 2014 3 Day of promulgation | Approved | |
City No. 124 bill | Partial revision of the regulations about limit of building in areas such as city planning | Restriction rules for buildings in the area with the city planning decision of the district maintenance plan (Contents) Midori Miho district, Hodogaya-ku Futsumumachi district district We establish limit of building in plan area (Effective Date) Date of Promulgation | Approved | |
City No. 125 bill | Partial revision of the Fire Prevention Ordinance | Development of related regulations in accordance with the revision of the Fire Services Act (Contents) Add articles with the properties of flammable liquid with a flash point of 250 degrees or more to the flammable liquids of designated combustibles, etc. (Effective Date) June 1, 2002 | Approved | |
City No. 126 bill | Partial revision of the ordinance on compensation for public affairs accidents of school doctors, school dentists and school pharmacists at municipal schools | Development of related regulations accompanying the revision of the law on compensation for public affairs accidents of school doctors, school dentists and school pharmacists at public schools (Content) Addition compensation for public affairs accidents such as school doctors at municipal elementary schools to be subject to the ordinance. (Effective Date) April 1, 2002 | Approved | |
Water No. 3 Proposal | Partial revision of the regulations to determine the type of salary of city company staff and standard | Development of related regulations based on the purpose of the revision of the law on childcare leave for local government employees (Content) Childcare Leave: Establishment of regulations for raising the target age (under 1 year old → under 3 years old) (Effective Date) April 1, 2002 (Related bill) City No. 117 Bill | Approved | |
Water No. 4 Proposal | Partial revision of water supply regulations | Maintenance of related regulations in connection with revision of water supply law construction (Contents) Regulations for Structural Material Standards for Water Supply Equipment Cabinet Order "Article 4" → "Article 5" (Effective Date) April 1, 2002 | Approved | |
Abolition of Ordinance | City No. 127 bill | Abolition of the Medical Assistance Council Ordinance | Abolition of the Council (Content) The Medical Aid Council was abolished because the intended purpose was achieved. (Effective Date) Date of Promulgation | Approved |
City No. 128 bill | Abolition of the National Pension Plan (Kokumin Nenkin) Stamp Purchasing Fund Ordinance | Abolition of Funds (Content) Abolition due to the transfer of insurance premiums to the government and the abolition of National Pension Plan (Kokumin Nenkin) Stamp (Effective Date) Date specified in the Rules | Approved | |
Abolition of road certification | City No. 129 bill | Authorization and abolition of city road lines such as Sueyoshi Bridge No. 132 | 34 routes including Sueyoshi East Route 132 (Discontinued) 21 routes including Kitaterao Route 304 Total 55 routes | Approved |
Concluding contract | City No. 130 bill | City Planning Road Ring Road No. 2 Mori Branch Line Street Improvement Work (No. 1 Construction Zone) Conclusion of a contract for manufacturing bridge steel bridge | Length 326.7m, width 17.0m, width 2,443t (Place) Shinmori-cho to Mori 2-chome, Isogo-ku (Amount):1228,500 thousand yen (delivery date: March 31, 2003) (Contractor) Ishikawajima-Harima Heavy Industries, Ltd. (Debt burden has been set) | Approved |
City No. 131 bill | Concluded a contract for construction of Yusuichi Udagawa | Earthwork set, temporary construction (Place) 1463, Gumizawa-cho, Totsuka-ku (Amount) 3,097,500 thousand yen (completion date: February 27, 2004) (Contractor) Taisei, Kashima, Shiraishi, Yamagishi, Kojaku Construction Consortium (Scheduled to change debt obligations) | Approved | |
City No. 132 bill | Kamiseya Housing (tentative name) Concluding a contract for the third phase of new construction (building work) | A 14-story steel reinforced concrete building (Place) 48, Kamiseya-cho, Seya-ku (Amount) 1,260,000 thousand yen (completion date: March 19, 2004) (Contractor) Matsuo-Nara Construction Consortium (Debt burden has been set) (Scheduled to be set for carry-over allowance) | Approved | |
Changes in contract contracts | City No. 133 bill | Tateno Elementary School renovation work (building work) Change in contract contract | Change of completion deadline (Completion deadline) September 30, 2002 → December 28, 2002 (Scheduled to be set for carry-over allowance) | Approved |
Supplementary budget | City No. 134 bill | FY 2001 General Account Supplementary Budget (No. 4) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment amount 53,849,358 thousand yen Other debt-bearing act amendment, municipal bond amendment, carry-over allowance | Approved |
City No. 135 bill | Revised Budget for National Health Insurance Operating Expenses (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment amount 840,665 thousand yen | Approved | |
City 13th bill | Revised Budget for Medical Care for Elderly Health and Medical Services (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment amount 3,604,402 thousand yen | Approved | |
City No. 137 bill | Supplementary Budget for FY 2001 The Long-term Care Insurance Operating Expenses (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment amount 6,288,920 thousand yen | Approved | |
City No. 138 bill | Revised Budget for Municipal University Fees (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment (38,775 thousand yen) | Approved | |
City 139th bill | Supplementary Budget for FY2001 Port Improvement Project Costs (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment amount (859 thousand yen) | Approved | |
City No. 140 bill | Supplementary Budget for FY 2001 Central Wholesale Market Expenses (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment (1,582 thousand yen) | Approved | |
City No. 141 bill | Revised Budget for Accounting for Central Slaughterhouses (No. 2) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment amount (493 thousand yen) | Approved | |
City No. 142 bill | Revised Budget for Agricultural Mutual Aid Business Expenditures (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment amount (209,000 yen) | Approved | |
City No. 143 bill | Supplementary Budget for FY 2001 mutual aid traffic accident Operating Expenses (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment amount (144 thousand yen) | Approved | |
City No. 144 bill | FY2001 Worker Welfare Mutual Aid Business Accounting Supplementary Budget (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment amount (¥26 thousand) | Approved | |
City No. 145 bill | Supplementary Budget for Rescue Victims Rescue Projects (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment amount (13,000 yen) | Approved | |
City No. 146 bill | FY 2001 Urban Development Project Cost Accounting Supplementary Budget (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment 4,477,003 thousand yen Other municipal bond amendment, carry-over allowance correction | Approved | |
City No. 147 bill | Supplementary Budget for FY 2001 Car Parking Lot Operating Expenses (No. 2) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment amount (¥89 thousand) | Approved | |
City No. 148 bill | Revised Budget for Public Works Land Costs (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment amount 778,482 thousand yen | Approved | |
City No. 149 bill | 2001 Municipal Bond Account Supplementary Budget (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Amendment (1,682,161 thousand yen) | Approved | |
City No. 150 bill | FY 2001 Hospital Business Accounting Supplementary Budget (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Profitable expenditure (21,528 thousand yen) Capital expenditures (¥409 thousand) | Approved | |
City No. 151 bill | 2001 Sewerage Business Accounting Supplementary Budget (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Profitable expenditure (14,789 thousand yen) Capital expenditure 3,604,604 thousand yen, etc. Corporate bond amendment | Approved | |
City No. 152 bill | Revised Budget for Landfill Business (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Profitable expenditures (¥298 thousand) Capital expenditures (1,205 thousand yen) | Approved | |
Water No. 5 Proposal | Fiscal 2001 Water Supply Business Accounting Supplementary Budget (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Profitable expenditure (39,088 thousand yen) Capital expenditures (4,671 thousand yen) | Approved | |
Water No. 6 Proposal | FY 2001 Industrial Water Supply Business Accounting Supplementary Budget (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Profitable expenditure (1,028 thousand yen) Capital expenditures (¥58 thousand) | Approved | |
Proposal No. 4 | Fiscal 2001 Automotive Business Accounting Supplementary Budget (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Profitable expenditure (32,685 thousand yen) | Approved | |
Proposal No. 5 | FY 2001 High-speed Railway Business Accounting Supplementary Budget (No. 1) | Revision of Revenue and Expenditure Budget Profitable expenditure (15,155 thousand yen) Capital expenditure 20,279,000 thousand yen Amendment of debt obligations Amendments to corporate bonds | Approved | |
Member of the Diet Submission | Proposal No. 15 | Establishment of ordinances concerning the implementation of the Schoolchildren's Day Care Project | Implement the Schoolchildren's Day Care Project in order to foster healthy development of elementary school student, where parents are enrolled in elementary schools where their parents are not at home in the daytime due to labor, etc. | Rejection |
Petition | Petition No. 22 | Reduction of national health insurance premiums and expansion of reduction and exemption systems | 1 We would like to increase the transfer from the general account and reduce the National Health Insurance premium. 2 We would like to expand the National Health Insurance premium reduction and exemption system so that we can respond to the deterioration of the performance of low-income earners and commercial and industrial workers. 3 Please stop sanctions such as certificate of qualification for households with nonpayment of insurance premiums, and issue insurance cards to all members. | Not adopted |
Petition No. 23 | About review of recruitment capacity of part-time high school | 1 After the second recruitment of night class/night school, we would like to carry out the tertiary recruitment of full-time high schools, which has a capacity of less than capacity. 2 I would like to increase the number of classes at Tozuka High School night class/night school and Tsurumi Technical High School night class/night school. I would like to increase the number of classes in three-part high school students. (I would like to set up a branch school of a three-part high school at Minato High School and Yokohama Commercial High School where the recruitment was suspended.) 4. I want to establish a new night part-time high school. | Not adopted | |
Petition No. 24 | Enhancement of scholarship measures for Yokohama City University students and graduate students, including international students | 1 We would like to greatly enhance scholarship measures for city University and graduate students, including international students. (1)Increase the total amount of scholarship payments in the city, increase the number of applicants, and at the same time increase the amount of payment. (2)Increase the budget for tuition reduction and exemption, and increase both the ratio and the number of eligible persons. (3)The tuition reduction system for international students should be immediately returned to the level of the previous fiscal year and further enhance the tuition reduction system. (4)Relax the standards for scholarships and exemption systems so that they can respond to sudden changes in economic conditions during the year. (5)In each case of the above, the budget scale, number of applicants, recruitment criteria, etc. should be clearly specified to the students in advance in an easy-to-understand manner, and at the same time, even after deciding whether or not to hire, if requested by the student, the criteria and the decision process. 2 Please refrain from making unilateral decisions that would deteriorate your study and living conditions without listening to the voices of students, graduate students, faculty, and general staff. I would like to greatly increase the budget for Yokohama City University to improve the overall study and living conditions of City University students and graduate students, including international students. | Not adopted | |
Petition No. 25 | Expansion of Municipal Housing fee reduction and exemption system | 1 In line with the objectives of the Public Housing Act, we would like to expand the reduction and exemption system for Municipal Housing usage fees. For the time being, we would like to introduce the rent reduction system for housingPrefecture Housing. 2. I would like to improve the tax exemption system in an easy-to-understand manner and thoroughly disseminate it. | Not adopted |
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