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Rules Committee forwards Sunshine Ordinance Task Force nominees and reappointments

San Francisco Board of Supervisors Rules Committee · October 24, 2018
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Summary

The committee heard multiple candidate presentations for the Sunshine Ordinance Task Force and forwarded a slate of reappointments and new seat nominees to the full Board with a positive recommendation, citing strong attendance records and relevant experience among select candidates.

Item 5 asked the committee to consider appointments to the Sunshine Ordinance Task Force. Applicants and incumbents made brief statements about their experience, attendance and priorities for the task force. Luam Tesfaye (League of Women Voters nominee for Seat 5) described administrative‑law and public‑records experience and an interest in education and improving complaint intake processes. Incumbents and applicants including Bruce Wolf (incumbent chair), Frank Cannata, Chris Hyland, Dean Schmidt, Rodman Martin, Matthew Yankee and others described their service, attendance history and committee expertise (compliance, amendments, records access, neighborhood advocacy).

Public comment included both endorsements and objections: the Library Users Association opposed reappointment of Chris Hyland citing procedural concerns in past hearings, while neighborhood leaders and others endorsed Frank Cannata and Dean Schmidt. After deliberation, the committee adopted a consolidated motion to forward a slate of appointments and reappointments to the full Board with a positive recommendation — including reappointments and seat assignments (e.g., Matthew Yankee recommended for Seat 10) — and approved the slate without objection.