. all right, good morning. welcome to our rules committee meeting of thursday, july 14, 2016. i am kaet tang, chair of the committee, to my right is eric mar and to my left is erica cohen. i want to thank jim submit and jessie larson. please silence all cell phones and electronic devices. completed speaker cards and copies of any documents to be included in the file should be submitted to the clerk. items eye. please call item 1 ?oo? item 1 is a motion confirming the mayoral reappointment of darryl honda to the board of appeals for a term ending july 1, 2020. my name is darryl honda, i have been serving on the board of appeals for the past 3 1/2 years. i am a mayoral appointee. kind of nervous. i do funny, i m not on the other side here. i really do enjoy the work that the board does. i am very passionate about what we do. i m sure you are aware, we deal with a variety of cases from food cart to taxi medallions. we re often called the tree stewards of san fr
office to present. our ballot measure today is intended to provide some guidance around i think what is an issue for san francisco as a city. there is much concern about the loss of space for jobs, particularly for working class jobs and maker jobs. there is concern about the loss of nonprofit space and there is also a concern about the loss of art spaces and these are the types of uses in san francisco that makes san francisco so great and so unique. it really is the character of our various neighborhoods and i think these are the types of uses that we as members of the board have been trying to identify ways to help support and subsidize through the nonprofit displacement program, through arts, community arts stablization trusts and some other initiatives that have come out of supervisor cohen s office to cross-subsidize pdr space so we can have affordable pdr space. so it s not just space for these types of uses, it s space that it would be affordable and these are the t
office and the mayor s office is the right way to try to figure that out. the notion of having commissions over mohcd and oewd are not new ideas, these ideas have been kicking around as long as i ve been kicking around this building and maybe its time has not yet time. maybe we should take the baby step that the mayor is suggesting but why don t we continue that conversation in the days ahead. all right, i would just say in response to that, i mean in an ideal world, having that process play out and again i m focusing my comments on oewd, really, great. if it was fast pf paced moving we could have that commission oversight and the funding could be doled out in a timely manner, great. but we all know that s probably not going to be happening and i think jeopardizing a lot of great community projects that come as a result of that flow through at oewd, i m not willing to jeopardize. supervisor pes pels. i also want to add there s one function within oewd and that is the deve
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