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Rules Committee forwards multiple advisory-board appointments, including shelter monitor and SRO task force nominees

San Francisco Board of Supervisors Rules Committee · December 14, 2006
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Summary

The Rules Committee moved several volunteer appointments forward with recommendation: Donna Adkins for Developmental Disabilities Area Board 5; multiple nominees for the Shelter Monitoring Committee; and SRO Task Force candidates including Suresh Patel, Seth Katzmann, Christina Olague and Wei Qing Quan (residency waiver noted).

The Rules Committee heard testimony from applicants to several advisory and oversight bodies and forwarded multiple nominees with recommendation to the full Board. For Developmental Disabilities Area Board 5 the committee considered Mary Ortega and Donna Adkins; members praised both applicants and moved Ms. Adkins’ nomination forward with recommendation.

For the Shelter Monitoring Committee the committee reviewed six seats and multiple applicants, heard public comment about shelter conditions and the committee’s monitoring work, and moved forward Maxine Pawson (seat 1), Elizabeth Olsen (seat 2), Diana Valentine (seat 3) and Damien Ochoa (seat 4) with recommendations; Henry Belton reported he had been appointed by the mayor but attended the committee as a courtesy.

For the SRO Task Force the committee considered applicants including Suresh Patel, Seth Katzmann, Christina Olague and Wei Qing Quan. Supervisors moved several candidates forward with recommendation, and the committee approved a residency waiver for Wei Qing Quan so she could serve despite living temporarily outside the city. The committee noted several task-force seats remained open and asked staff to continue recruitment.

Why it matters: These advisory bodies conduct oversight, site visits, and monitoring on homeless shelters, developmental-disability services and SRO housing; appointments affect community representation on those panels.

What’s next: The forwarded nominations will appear on the full Board agenda for final appointment.