According to emails, calendar entries, and text messages, Hughes enjoyed routine access to Faulconer and the Mayor’s Chief of Staff, Stephen Puetz. When Kevin Faulconer was elected to replace Filner in February 2014, he allowed Hughes to continue in his role and interacted with him in meetings both in the Mayor’s office and in private meetings outside of City Hall. “įilner abruptly resigned in late 2013 after being charged with sexual harassment, and then-Councilman Todd Gloria became interim Mayor and continued to use Hughes to negotiate real estate deals for the City. Filner appointed Hughes and even bragged during a press conference in May 2013 that he appreciated “ Jason’s commitment to public service in this advisory role, which he will perform without compensation from any party. Hughes, a licensed real estate broker and a leading player in San Diego downtown market, first volunteered to be an advisor to the City soon after Mayor Bob Filner took office in December 2012. Hughes’ take was not a broker’s fee or commission calculated on the value of the transaction, but was, instead, an equal split with Cisterra’s largest partner.
Black, and Hughes split the profits equally, 45% each, and Wood received 10%. Under their previously-undisclosed agreement, Cisterra’s Chairman, Steven L.
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