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To the extent the principles contained in the music and culture sustainability policy described in Section 90A.2 relate to the future physical development of the City and County, the Board of Supervisors urges the Planning Commission to consider incorporating those principles into the City's General Plan and elaborating on and implementing with greater specificity those principles in the General Plan, either as a distinct element or as part of one or more existing elements or other features of the General Plan, or as some combination of those approaches. The Board of Supervisors urges the Planning Commission to submit by no later than July 1, 2011 a proposed amendment or amendments to the General Plan to accomplish this objective. The Board of Supervisors urges the Planning Department (and Planning Commission, to the extent it is involved) to work on an ongoing and collaborative basis with Entertainment Commission staff (and the Entertainment Commission, to the extent it is involved) in developing said amendment or amendments to the General Plan, as well as working with other affected officials, boards, commissions, departments, and other entities.
Nothing in this section is intended or shall be construed to interfere with or override Section 4.105 of the Charter or any other Charter provision. Nothing in this section is intended or shall be construed to prevent the Entertainment Commission or its Executive Director, or any other City official, board, commission, department, or other entity from proposing to the Planning Commission or the Director of City Planning amendments to the General Plan that would elaborate on and implement with greater specificity the principles contained in the music and culture sustainability policy.
(Added by Ord. 9-09, File No. 081125, App. 1/16/2009)
Beginning with calendar year 2012, during the first six months of every year the Executive Director of the Entertainment Commission or his or her designee shall hold a public hearing to review the City's implementation of the principles contained in the music and culture sustainability policy described in Section 90A.2; consider whether the policy should be amended; consider whether further action should be taken to implement the policy, including whether any City Codes should be revised to implement the policy; and consider whether the General Plan should be amended to implement the policy. Other City officials may attend and participate as appropriate in the hearing. The Executive Director or his or her designee shall report on the hearing to the Entertainment Commission, and make recommendations as appropriate. Prior to submitting any such recommendation following the hearing, the Executive Director of the Entertainment Commission or his or her designee shall consult as appropriate with the Arts Commission, Grants for the Arts, and the charitable trust departments, and any official, board, commission, department, or other entity affected by the recommendation.
The Entertainment Commission may choose to hold the annual hearing mandated by this section in lieu of its being held by the Executive Director of the Entertainment Commission or his or her designee. In that event, the Entertainment Commission shall invite a representative of the Arts Commission, Grants for the Arts, and the charitable trust departments, as well as any official, board, commission, department, or other entity likely to have an interest in the hearing, to attend and participate as appropriate. Following the hearing, the Entertainment Commission may make recommendations as appropriate on the subjects covered in the hearing.
This section is not intended and shall not be construed to limit the number of hearings the Executive Director or his or her designee may have per year on the subjects to be covered in the annual hearing mandated by this section; or to limit the Entertainment Commission's ability to hold one or more hearings on those subjects; or to limit the ability of any other official, board, commission, department, or other entity to hold one or more hearings on those subjects; or to preclude any hearing on those subjects prior to calendar year 2012; or to preclude the Entertainment Commission or any other official, board, commission, department, or other entity at any time from making recommendations on those subjects.
(Added by Ord. 9-09, File No. 081125, App. 1/16/2009)
Nothing in this Chapter shall be construed to limit or abridge the powers or exclusive jurisdiction of the Interdepartmental Staff Committee on Traffic and Transportation (ISCOTT), the charitable trust departments, the Arts Commission, Grants for the Arts, the California Academy of Sciences, the Library Commission, the Port Commission, or the Recreation and Park Commission, over their activities; the land and buildings set aside for their use; or over the other assets entrusted to their care. This Chapter shall not be construed to impose additional hearing or approval procedures for any policies, guidelines, permits, or licenses issued by the above-listed agencies.
(Added by Ord. 9-09, File No. 081125, App. 1/16/2009)
(a) "Charitable trust departments" means those departments so designated in Charter section 5.101.
(b) "City" means the City and County of San Francisco.
(c) "Entertainment-related permits, as defined by ordinance" means those permits and licenses as defined in Administrative Code section 90.2 as amended from time to time.
(Added by Ord. 9-09, File No. 081125, App. 1/16/2009)