New Officers Installed at San Bruno Chamber of Commerce

The San Bruno Chamber of Commerce hosted its 2017 Installation of Officers and State of the City SBChamberInstallation Address luncheon on Tuesday, January 10, 2017 at Skyline College. Over 90 community members attended the event in the Fireside Dining Room. Skyline College is proud to host the annual event as it has become a tradition. Twenty-two employees of Skyline College attended the event to support the Chamber of Commerce and hear updates from the city of San Bruno.

Scott Hart of PG&E was given an award for his six years of service on the Chamber of Commerce Board as he has termed out. The Mayor of San Bruno, Jim Ruane gave the State of the City Address, focusing his speech on the planned developments that are moving forward as a result of years of work along with the planning projects currently happening. The following projects were among those presented:

Mixed use development at 418 San Mateo Ave. with 83 residential units ready in late 2018
Medical Office building
SF Police Credit Union
Implementation of the Walk n’ Bike Plan
Comprehensive downtown parking management plan has begun
Downtown streetscape plan for San Mateo Ave
The Shops at Tanforan is in discussions about upgrades
The Crossing Hotel, a 152 room Marriott
Victory Honda Dealership expansion
YouTube is growing and has acquired a total of 8 properties
Crestmoor Neighborhood reconstruction from the pipeline explosion will be completed in late 2017 which includes a new neighborhood park
Florida Ave Park
Infrastructure project for water & sewer pipelines
Fiber cable to homes through San Bruno Cable
Community Service Programs
Community Safety, increase in the police explorer program from 8 to 22 explorers
Community Day in the Park will now be an annual event thanks to the support of the San Bruno Community Foundation
Community Facilities Vision Plan which includes a new recreation center, library and community center

The Mayor also reported on discussions related to building code enforcement in wake of the Ghostship fire in Oakland and a new housing Impact fee which becomes effective next month to fund affordable housing, to create a reliable infrastructure to address the need.

Mayor Jim Ruane conducted the installation ceremony of the new and returning San Bruno Chamber of Commerce Board Members, including Pcyeta Stroud, representing Skyline College. The installed Board of Directors include the following: