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Board approves Central Market community benefit district after amendments; 9-1 vote
Summary
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors voted 9-1 on Sept. 12, 2006, to adopt a resolution of intention and amended management plan to form the Central Market Community Benefit District (CBD), including a 10-member management board and language on how safety funds may be spent.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on Sept. 12 adopted a resolution of intention to form the Central Market Community Benefit District, approving an amended management plan and ordering related notices and ballots, by a 9-1 roll-call vote.
The vote follows an amendment-of-the-whole put forward and adopted on the floor that incorporated substantive changes to the management plan, including the proposed composition of the CBD management board and new language describing allowable public-safety programs.
The management-plan changes adopted on the floor specify a 10-member management board composed of 50 percent property owners and 50 percent non-property owners; of the non-property-owner seats, 30 percent would be community-based organizations or resident representatives and 20 percent would be non–property-owning merchants. The amendments also add examples of community-safety programs — such as a drop-in center, pedestrian…
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