San Francisco Supervisor Alan Wong announced Thursday the winner of a “dumb laws” contest he launched to help identify city rules that may be considered outdated or burdensome.
“San Francisco’s Municipal Code has accumulated for more than a century,” Wong said at a briefing. “Laws get added in response to problems, but they rarely get removed when the problems are solved, when industries disappear, or when modern standards make local old rules unnecessary.”
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