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Rules Committee advances two Pedestrian Safety Advisory Committee nominees
Summary
Two Pedestrian Safety Advisory Committee applicants — Dan Brook and Brian Cannavari — were moved forward with recommendations after brief testimony about neighborhood safety and public-transportation experience.
The San Francisco Rules Committee advanced two nominees for the Pedestrian Safety Advisory Committee after brief presentations from the applicants.
Dan Brook described growing up in New York City, 16 years living in San Francisco and concern for street safety near schools, citing work to improve crossings and student safety. "Those are the types of things I care about," he said.
Brian Cannavari, an architect and public‑transportation public artist who lives in the 94110 ZIP code, discussed his involvement in transit projects and interest in broader pedestrian improvements across the city. Cannavari said the arrival of a new baby has heightened his interest in pedestrian safety.
With no public comment, the committee moved both applicants forward with recommendations to the appointing authority.
