Six months following the start of this pilot program, the Drug Market Agency Coordination Center (“DMACC”) shall submit a report to the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, along with a proposed resolution accepting the report. The report shall outline progress made to address conditions in the Tenderloin Public Safety Area, including enforcement under Article 58 and other City-led enforcement actions related to addressing the conditions noted in Section 5800, including updates from DMACC, the City Attorney, DPH, the Police Department, the Sheriff and any other entities working with the City. While the report may include other details as departments see fit to include, the report shall at minimum include information about how crime patterns and statistics have changed in the Tenderloin Public Safety Area, number of enforcement actions under Article 58, other related enforcement actions in the Tenderloin Public Safety Area, and reported calls for service during early morning hours throughout the duration of the pilot program.
The report shall also include updates from OEWD about outreach efforts and any other programs designed to help businesses within the Tenderloin Public Safety Area and an overview of feedback from businesses regarding the effects of the pilot program.
A hearing shall be held on the matter by the Board of Supervisors or one of its committees.