Rules Committee approves reappointment of Supervisor Mandelmann to county association
October 31, 2022 | San Francisco County, California
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The Rules Committee on Oct. 31 approved a motion to reappoint Supervisor Rafael Mandelmann to the California State Association of Counties (term ending Dec. 1, 2023) and excused him from participating in the vote.
Clerk Victor Young introduced the item and a committee motion to reappoint. The committee recorded votes as follows: Supervisor Connie Chan and Chair Aaron Peskin voted aye; Supervisor Mandelmann was excused from the motion. The motion passed without objection.
Why it matters: reappointments to statewide associations reflect the board’s choices about local representation in intergovernmental bodies and determine who speaks for San Francisco in association deliberations.
What’s next: the item will be placed on the full Board of Supervisors agenda with a positive recommendation.
Clerk Victor Young introduced the item and a committee motion to reappoint. The committee recorded votes as follows: Supervisor Connie Chan and Chair Aaron Peskin voted aye; Supervisor Mandelmann was excused from the motion. The motion passed without objection.
Why it matters: reappointments to statewide associations reflect the board’s choices about local representation in intergovernmental bodies and determine who speaks for San Francisco in association deliberations.
What’s next: the item will be placed on the full Board of Supervisors agenda with a positive recommendation.
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