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Votes at a glance: Rules Committee (Dec. 3, 2018)

San Francisco Board of Supervisors Rules Committee · December 3, 2018
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Summary

The Rules Committee on Dec. 3, 2018 forwarded several items to the full Board of Supervisors: Item 1 (RBAC sunset extension) and Item 4 (African American Arts & Cultural District) with positive recommendations; Item 3 (apprenticeship hiring) with positive recommendation; Item 5 (Free City College charter amendment) forwarded without recommendation; Item 2 (cannabis ordinance) was duplicated and split to allow environmental review of dynamic delivery.

Summary of committee actions taken Dec. 3, 2018:

• Item 1: Ordinance to extend the SFPUC Revenue Bond Oversight Committee to Jan. 1, 2025 — committee accepted amendment acknowledging expected PUC bonded indebtedness and forwarded the amended item to the full board with a positive recommendation.

• Item 2: Ordinance amending the police code for commercial cannabis activity — committee duplicated the file to separate dynamic delivery from equity criteria; dynamic-delivery language was placed in a duplicated file continued to the call of the chair with a CEQA-finding section; equity AMI language was restored to the version sent to the full board.

• Item 3: Ordinance to require 35% of new hires at cannabis businesses to be registered apprentices — forwarded to full board with positive recommendation.

• Item 4: Ordinance to establish African American Arts & Cultural District in Bayview Hunters Point — amendments accepted and forwarded to full board with positive recommendation.

• Item 5: Charter amendment to establish the Free City College fund — forwarded to the full board as a committee report without recommendation so sponsors and staff could prepare amendments and receive controller analysis.