Board passes commissions code rewrite on first reading after split vote
The board passed an ordinance on first reading to reorganize and streamline San Francisco's administrative code governing boards and commissions. The measure, implementing a task force created by Proposition E, passed 6–4 after debate about eliminating and consolidating advisory bodies.
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The Board of Supervisors on May 12 approved on first reading an ordinance to reorganize the municipal administrative code for boards and commissions, following recommendations from a commission‑streamlining task force created by Proposition E.
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