Acknowledgment of Disclosure Obligations under City Law Sample Clauses

Acknowledgment of Disclosure Obligations under City Law. San Francisco Administrative Code Section 67.29-6 requires the Department to disclose on its website the amount and source of all money, goods or services worth more than $100 in the aggregate for the purpose of carrying out or assisting any City function. For all gifts, grants, and other donations received under this MOU, the disclosure must identify the Foundation as the contributor, the amounts contributed, and a statement as to any financial interest the Foundation has involving the City, including a contract, grant, lease, or request for license, permit, or other entitlement for use. Under the Administrative Code, the Department must post this information on its website within 30 days of the date of any such donation. If required by City law, the Department must also disclose this or other information about donations from the Foundation in any related resolution or ordinance submitted to the Board of Supervisors for approval.
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