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OCII waives post‑employment restriction for former executive director Tiffany Bohee to work with Mercy Housing California
Summary
The Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure voted 4–0 (1 absent) to consent to a request from former OCII executive director Tiffany Bohee for a limited waiver of the agency's duty‑of‑loyalty post‑employment restriction, allowing her to work on five specified affordable‑housing matters with Mercy Housing California.
The Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure on July 15 voted 4–0, with one commissioner absent, to consent to a request by former OCII executive director Tiffany Bohee for a waiver of the agency’s post‑employment duty‑of‑loyalty restriction so she may work on certain Mercy Housing California projects.
OCII staff said the waiver specifically covers five matters in which the agency has an interest: Transbay Block 4 (an affordable housing site subject to an active request for qualifications with proposals due July 30), Transbay Block 2 (a Mercy‑developed affordable rental project scheduled for completion this year and next), Hunters Point Shipyard Block 56 (a Mercy/San Francisco Housing Development Corporation joint rental project currently leased), Candlestick Point Block…
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