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Commission approves streamlined stipulation resolving Form 700 reporting issue for Gabriela Lopez

San Francisco Ethics Commission · July 8, 2022
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Summary

The Ethics Commission approved a streamlined administrative stipulation in a Form 700 disclosure case involving Gabriela Lopez; staff said the respondent cooperated and resolved the violation within 60 days, resulting in a fixed penalty under the streamlined process.

The Ethics Commission approved a proposed stipulation and order resolving a Form 700 reporting matter involving Gabriela Lopez under the Commission's streamlined administrative resolution process.

Pat Ford, director of enforcement, explained the streamlined process is used when a respondent cooperates and remedies a disclosure omission within 60 days and a fixed penalty calculation is applied. Ford said the respondent in this matter took remedial action and cooperated with the investigation. Commissioners had no substantive objections and voted to approve the minutes and the consent items together; the consent calendar motion to adopt items 3 and 4 was moved, seconded and approved by roll call.

No members of the public provided comment on this consent agenda item. The approval resolves only the reporting matter as described in the stipulation.