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Rules Committee recommends reappointment of Leslie Katz to Port Commission

San Francisco Board of Supervisors Rules Committee · June 5, 2014
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Summary

The committee recommended the full Board confirm Leslie Katz’s reappointment to the Port Commission (term ending 2018-05-01). Katz highlighted waterfront projects including the Blue Greenway and Pier 70 and emphasized outreach to disadvantaged communities and LBEs.

The Rules Committee on June 5 recommended that the Board of Supervisors confirm Leslie Katz’s reappointment to the Port Commission for a term ending May 1, 2018.

Katz thanked the Mayor for her reappointment and described recent port activity she has overseen, citing the opening of the Exploratorium facility at the waterfront, a photography museum, and planning work on the Blue Greenway, a pedestrian and open-space linkage along the waterfront. She said the port is exploring ways to broaden participation by local and disadvantaged businesses via subcontracting and outreach to minority chambers of commerce.

Public commenters — including Julian Chang, Corinne Woods and Christine Pelosi — urged the committee to support Katz, citing her past leadership on same-sex partnership parity, stewardship of public resources, and a track record of listening to community members. Supervisors Tang, Campos and Chair Yee each praised Katz’s experience and recommended her to the full Board; the committee passed the recommendation without objection.

The recommendation will be forwarded to the Board of Supervisors for final confirmation.