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Local Homeless Coordinating Board Seat Requirements

Seat 1 – shall be held by a homeless or formerly homeless person.

Seats 2 – 11 – shall by held by people who represent relevant organizations, or projects serving one or more homeless subpopulations in San Francisco, as the terms “relevant organizations” and “homeless subpopulations” are used in 42 C.F.R Section 578.5(b). Members may represent more than one relevant organization or homeless subpopulation.

Members of the Local Homeless Coordinating Board may not serve on any other City body that advises on issues relating to homelessness during their term(s). This includes but is not limited to: the Homelessness Oversight Commission, Shelter Grievance Advisory Committee, or the Shelter Monitoring Committee.

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