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Commission discloses positive executive-director appraisal; schedules briefings on proposed Alcohol-Restricted Use District and 10b procedures

Entertainment Commission · November 19, 2013
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Summary

After a closed session under Gov. Code §54957, the commission disclosed a positive performance appraisal of its executive director and directed staff to arrange future briefings: one from Supervisor Chu's office on proposed Alcohol-Restricted Use District legislation and another with SFPD to explain 10b permit procedures.

The Entertainment Commission convened a closed session on Nov. 19 under Government Code section 54957 and Admin Code 67.1(b) for a public-employee performance evaluation of the executive director. After the closed session, a commissioner reported that an appraisal and review of the executive director was "very positive" and placed that disclosure on the record.

During commissioner comments and new-business requests, Commissioners Joseph and Hyde asked staff to contact Supervisor Chu's office to present the proposed Alcohol-Restricted Use District (a moratorium-style measure affecting Broadway between Columbus and Montgomery) so the commission could understand the implications for regulated venues. Commissioner Hyde also requested a January discussion on "10b" permit-related issues and asked that SFPD be invited to explain how 10b recommendations and enforcement work, allowing affected permittees to present concerns.

The commission agreed to schedule the briefings for a future meeting (first Tuesday in January) and to coordinate with relevant offices. Commissioners emphasized the importance of hearing directly from the supervisor's office and the police department before taking any formal actions.