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Proposition I Economic Analysis of Legislation City of San Francisco Simple Majority 154,022 / 51.92% Yes votes ...... 142,650 / 48.08% No votes
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Shall the City hire economists to study proposed legislation and report on the likely impact on the local economy, and shall the City develop a long-term Economic Development Plan?
The City's Economic and Workforce Development Department studies the local economy and oversees programs to develop the local economy, attract and retain business, and revitalize neighborhood commercial districts. THE PROPOSAL: Proposition I is an ordinance that would create an Office of Economic Analysis. This Office would analyze proposed City legislation and report on the following: o The likely impact of the legislation on the City's ability to attract and retain businesses; o The likely impact of the legislation on the City's ability to create and retain jobs; and o Other matters affecting the overall economic health of the City. Proposition I would also require the City's Economic and Workforce Development Department to prepare a long-term Economic Development Plan for the City, and update that plan at least every three years. Among other things, the Plan would identify: o Goals for creating private and non-profit jobs and for generating City revenue; o Industries likely to create significant numbers of jobs in the City and the skills and other qualifications needed for those jobs; o Industries and businesses likely to contribute significant tax revenue to the City; and o Strategies to protect existing businesses from displacement by new businesses. The Board of Supervisors could amend Proposition I without voter approval if the amendments promote economic planning and analysis. Proposition I would make it City policy to provide sufficient funding for this ordinance.
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