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Rules Committee advances six SoMa Stabilization Fund advisory appointments, leaves one seat vacant
Summary
The Rules Committee advanced six nominees for the South of Market Community Stabilization Fund Citizens Advisory Committee, citing community ties and work on affordable housing and local jobs; one seat was continued after no qualified applicant filed. The committee noted a city-charter requirement that CAC members be U.S. citizens.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors Rules Committee on Dec. 6 recommended six appointments to the South of Market Community Stabilization Fund Citizens Advisory Committee and continued one seat because no applicant met eligibility requirements.
The committee heard a brief overview from Claudine Bridal Rosario of the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development, who said the fund — established by ordinance in 2005 to mitigate displacement after Rincon Hill rezonings — is financed by fees on new residential development and is entering a third round of grantmaking. “The CAC is really crucial to the work that we’re trying to…
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