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Rules Committee forwards nominations for Balboa Park Station advisory seats and approves youth graffiti appointment
Summary
The committee recommended six nominees to the Balboa Park Station Community Advisory Committee—covering BART, Muni and neighborhood interests—and also forwarded a youth appointment to the Graffiti Advisory Board after confirming eligibility for an 18‑year‑old applicant.
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The Rules Committee considered appointments to several local advisory bodies and forwarded a slate of nominees for the Balboa Park Station Community Advisory Committee (CAC).
The clerk described Item 2 as a hearing to appoint six members to the Balboa Park Station CAC. Applicants who had not previously appeared were invited to speak briefly about their experience and interest.
Applicants included Alex Mullaney (publisher, Ingleside Light), Rita Evans (Sunnyside Neighborhood Association and transportation librarian), David Moroff (Balboa Park commuter and student leader), William Walker (homeowner and neighborhood advocate), Daniel Weaver (previously heard), Veronica Garcia (youth/family advocate) and Nicole Agbayani (corridor manager for Excelsior Action Group). Supporters in public comment highlighted applicants’ community engagement and training.
Supervisors nominated candidates to specific seats and moved to forward the list to the full Board with a positive recommendation. The motion to forward the slate—Nicole Agbayani (seat 1), Rita Evans (seat 2), David Moroff (seat 3), William Walker (seat 4), Daniel Weaver (seat 5) and Veronica Garcia (seat 8)—carried without recorded opposition.
Separately, the committee addressed Item 3—appointing a youth representative to the Graffiti Advisory Board. Applicant Michael Gurgic (appearing as Gurgic/Gurgich in the record) testified about youth outreach and graffiti prevention. The city attorney reviewed the Graffiti Advisory Board’s enabling language and concluded the youth seat could be filled by an 18‑year‑old. The committee later returned to the item and moved Michael Gurgic forward with a positive recommendation.
What’s next: The nominations for the Balboa Park Station CAC will go to the full Board of Supervisors for confirmation, and the Graffiti Advisory Board youth appointment will be forwarded as recommended.
