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Governor signs law extending Certificate of Preference to descendants; OCII commissioners applaud
San Francisco Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure Commission · October 5, 2021
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Summary
The commission’s chair announced that the governor signed legislation extending the Certificate of Preference program to descendants, a change commissioners called historic and urged the commission to publicize widely. Commissioners credited Assemblymember David Chu and staff work on the law.
Chair Bustos told commissioners on Oct. 5 that the governor signed legislation last week extending the Certificate of Preference program so descendants of original beneficiaries can inherit preferences. The chair framed the law as an important step in addressing…
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