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The board voted to authorize the authority to execute a joint grant application (as joint applicant with IC 4.3 family housing and/or the Treasure Island Mobility Management Agency) under the Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities (AHSC) program for the IC 4.3 parcel.

The board also authorized the Treasure Island Director to execute an affordable housing loan agreement under the Bay Area Housing Finance Authority priority sites pilot program to accept and expend funds of up to $3,000,000 to fund design, permitting or construction of infrastructure improvements serving the Treasure Island parcel E 1.2 affordable senior housing project.

Commissioner Dunlop moved the consent agenda; Commissioner Timothy Repp seconded. The board approved the items by voice vote. The minutes show the motion carried with an affirmative voice vote recorded as \"Aye,\" and no negative votes were recorded.

Ending: The approved resolutions allow staff to finalize pending grant and loan agreements needed to support upcoming affordable housing and infrastructure work.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","City of San Francisco - Video Open Video Only in Windows Media Player - Apr 16, 2025","oneSentenceSummary","The TIDA board approved the consent agenda, authorizing an AHSC grant application for IC 4.3 and enabling the director to accept up to $3 million in priority-site pilot funds for senior-housing infrastructure.","taxTitle","San Francisco City, San Francisco County, California","taxId",5751,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6594937,"IC 4.3 family housing presented as part of broader transition plan; developers outline timeline and unit mix",1270,5985000,7255000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3045243-b4f74570d4c93eaad8ecbe6581f9f3b3&start=5985&end=7255","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3045243-b4f74570d4c93eaad8ecbe6581f9f3b3/thumbnail_5985000.jpg","/articles/6594937/San-Francisco-City/San-Francisco-County/California/IC-43-family-housing-presented-as-part-of-broader-transition-plan-developers-outline-timeline-and-unit-mix","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6594937-a42b7acb606373e4ba31208f57dc1cba/orig.mp4?Expires=1771080637&Signature=Fb7jZ~sEf3YABRlb1qo9S1lD-1WeJsWRgsO72FjmLve6RWYK5mheQl6ps-WisqcTn8TYqwLEF4zqP3Gva0U2-hubMdlk3cIz2UgJRqcIsAytDOWFAXiE5wWR-juuuuppRpe~Q1YdTL8lISxJ94dhwtTj3B~9M3gu5BFozmoJLbIs-reInF1e95FF13Pfi5zji4k2DDtUa0vGoGI8ivWNpOfzmm8HvRVBHvRNMHDnX5J6Qka-5BxYhIgJMWibWhTWmATKo7ph0ogTkSgTCQyFxCvCTREEPSoXU5l6Pgfdu4-QwjQl0A7cSCVTXG-P11~Xv8dnqVHlnZdDM6hQmhwLcQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","TIDA and the developer team presented design and transition housing details for the IC 4.3 family housing project on April 16, explaining how the new building fits into the island's multi-building transition plan for current residents.

Joey Benasini, vertical project manager with the developer, said the IC 4.3 project is a partnership of the John Stewart Company and Catholic Charities. The building will include 61 replacement units for current HomeRise residents, 30 transition units for legacy Villages households and 58 apartments offered at 50–60% of area median income through the Dahlia lottery managed by the Mayor's Office of Housing.

\"The IC 4.3 project will include new homes for many existing residents on the island,\" Benasini said. He described the building as six stories with three wings, two internal courtyards and ground-floor parking with about 40 spaces and a bike room. The project will include a childcare center designed to accommodate up to 58 children.

Preliminary financing sources were summarized with a total development cost of about $177,000,000, and Benasini said the project team is preparing an Affordable Housing and Sustainable Communities (AHSC) grant application due next month. The developer anticipates starting construction in late 2026 or early 2027 and completing the building in late 2028, with near-full occupancy targeted for April 2029.

TIDA Executive Director Bob Beck placed the IC 4.3 schedule in context with other authority buildings: a senior building and a behavioral health building expected in 2028, and another residential building (E2.3) expected in 2030. Beck said the authority projects most current 1 Treasure Island households and legacy Villages households will have opportunities in the next set of buildings and that complete relocation of all current households is anticipated by 2031.

Residents raised concerns about mixed-income housing and unit conditions in some existing transition properties. Jeff Klein, a long-term resident, said residents have experienced issues in some mixed-use buildings and asked whether comparable models exist at the ratios planned for some Treasure Island buildings. Benasini and Beck said resident services will be provided on-site by Catholic Charities and that the authority will continue to coordinate supportive services and resident outreach.

Ending: The board and staff said they will hold additional community meetings this fall on IC 4.3 design and continued transition sessions this summer, and they encouraged residents to contact TI advisors for Dahlia lottery and homebuyer opportunities when they open.","Developer team described the IC 4.3 family housing project: 61 replacement units for HomeRise residents, 30 transition units for legacy Villages households and 58 units at 50–60% AMI to be offered by Dahlia lottery; project schedule targets late 2026/early 2027 construction start and late 2028 completion with occupancy in spring 2029.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6594942,"Stage 2 construction set to start in June 2025 with multi-year schedule; dewatering and dust mitigation planned",458,4206000,4664000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3045243-b4f74570d4c93eaad8ecbe6581f9f3b3&start=4206&end=4664","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3045243-b4f74570d4c93eaad8ecbe6581f9f3b3/thumbnail_4206000.jpg","/articles/6594942/San-Francisco-City/San-Francisco-County/California/Stage-2-construction-set-to-start-in-June-2025-with-multi-year-schedule-dewatering-and-dust-mitigation-planned","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6594942-b01748a52c2fa87ac4ee6305e2951d6a/orig.mp4?Expires=1771080637&Signature=hmLzrisvM-corZg4gldxSIe2D~lWyVa~ouQb539DwbWXGU4ls2ldc77iwPqNkOzTg1-sAHHYva0nkZ1t2dJ4xCovY1VfykC8n42UAMeukkdRcptOmJ6gb4~crY2UgJn5pcttwLJluWbDMrbxNGrZLNnAny~ry3~DezoFLNUeuVJMnbJ1yIKkDdpBgGkiFDPuYrH61LQrvFbXwXpAgrorpUiYEOKw9R3jDXN29uQxNfqEq4C7LuOQyinD9DTLlZ7oNj6PpcWSDt-2Jtb3qj5xRu~NYyFDClTGYD1EMA~xNLOebp0EsJTqXlN~NZUahtv8VS7gtXvxueQ0wHe4b~lwWQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","TIDA Infrastructure Manager Wei Zhang presented a comprehensive Stage 2 construction overview on April 16, saying the developer expects to start the main street-improvement work in June 2025, with the work taking approximately 36 months and an estimated total cost of about $135 million to $150 million.

Zhang said Stage 2 covers roughly 36 acres on the eastern side of the island and includes new streets (Trade Winds, Bridal Lane, Marquis Lane, Philip Lane), a neighborhood park (Eastside Commons) and interim stormwater gardens between Building 2 and Building 3. \"The developer anticipates to start this Stage 2 construction in June of 2025,\" Zhang said.

Staff described preparatory work already underway: geotechnical improvements near historic Buildings 2 and 3, dewatering of areas that collected rainwater, and a planned haul route along Avenue H to move fill. Zhang said the contractor is dewatering an area that accumulated about 3,000,000 gallons of water and that roughly 400,000 cubic yards of soil may be moved from the stockpile to the surcharge area to consolidate soils before development.

The project team and contractors are coordinating with agencies and adjacent users. Zhang said TIDA obtained easements to accommodate sidewalks, cycle tracks and future Muni facilities in Stage 2, and that the Job Corps campus entrance has been relocated to avoid the soil-haul route. Muni route 25 was rerouted about six months ago to avoid the upcoming construction corridor, Zhang said.

Zhang and Beck outlined mitigation measures for construction impacts: dust monitors at sensitive receptors, suspension of hauling during extreme wind events, water trucks for dust suppression and a construction hotline for complaints. TIDA and the developer plan to suspend soil hauling and use watering and other controls when winds cause excessive dust.

Zhang also provided a schedule update for San Francisco Public Utilities Commission work: the SFPUC's new wastewater treatment plant construction is scheduled for completion in September 2025, with start-up testing and commissioning to follow and anticipated operation in early 2026.

TIDA said the construction hotline is (888) 469-0797 for community inquiries and construction complaints.

Ending: Board members heard a multi-year program timeline and asked staff to continue community coordination and return with specific construction phasing and mitigation details as Stage 2 advances toward a June 2025 mobilization.","TIDA infrastructure manager outlined a June 2025 start for Stage 2 street and utility work on Treasure Island, a roughly 36-acre area with an estimated cost of $135–$150 million and about a 36-month construction window; staff described dewatering, soil surcharging and dust-control measures and provided a construction hotline.",{"_33":100,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":101,"_41":102,"_43":103,"_45":104,"_47":105,"_49":106,"_51":107,"_53":108,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":109,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":110,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6594946,"Cityside Park nears completion; residents and commissioners press for restrooms",553,3307000,3860000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3045243-b4f74570d4c93eaad8ecbe6581f9f3b3&start=3307&end=3860","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3045243-b4f74570d4c93eaad8ecbe6581f9f3b3/thumbnail_3307000.jpg","/articles/6594946/San-Francisco-City/San-Francisco-County/California/Cityside-Park-nears-completion-residents-and-commissioners-press-for-restrooms","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6594946-911286f3b0ec5ed5bf7d5270bdd18463/orig.mp4?Expires=1771080637&Signature=YSt4gW2XZwCnuORMLImpq0T2tbssl9dSul67MOcw0Wi0E8Q-4M5261yTLohlBkP62-8mG87jqdRvtzoQAIwsk96bNvD-f9gydvJIraML-6hyU~uHHwmfj3tsOOfkyLNzDIdEz38678PWKWYRg3WLTD6yMN6z95zZsoXVTmujbmYoUpkHI~P4vTIE5wcD5nXmHN2I5u2HwVMztHZ4NOVKA8ij8UdabhgTDQ~OyNcm4FJaLga1u2u3nb30Z4VmpSnZlLCibcm6AbP4djx8MH7nW9FEfAHOxPVQAD1xvQPSfOg5bFaVdaYYR-Mad4C8Ddi-am3UAh-y87bUN-LclHt3IA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","CMG Landscape Architecture principal Will Binge told the Treasure Island Development Authority board on April 16 that Cityside Park's Phase 1 construction is nearing substantial completion and is expected to open later this summer.

\"We are intending to reach substantial completion on it in July and open it later this summer,\" Binge said, and described the park's central event lawn, waterfront promenade intended to be part of the Bay Trail, a coastal strand garden and stormwater treatment basins. He said the public art piece Canopy of Sky by Ned Kahn is slated for installation in July.

Several commissioners and members of the public pressed for on-site public restrooms. \"There is no public restroom in Cityside Park,\" a commissioner said during the presentation. A resident who said she can see the park from her window urged a temporary solution: \"I promise not to complain about seeing a bunch of porta potties out there if that means people have a place to go,\" the resident said.

Will Binge said park planning did not include an internal restroom and noted Building 1 (the historic airport building) will have public restrooms when it opens; however he acknowledged that an interim solution is needed during construction and early activation. Several directors urged staff to return with a plan for interim facilities while the park and nearby indoor options are not yet available.

Binge and staff also described the park's landscaping, grading of an amphitheater-style event lawn, plazas sized to allow food trucks, picnic barbecue areas and bioretention stormwater features. The park will reconnect the ferry plaza and nearby neighborhoods with a continuous waterfront promenade, Binge said.

Ending: Directors asked staff to explore interim restroom options — including portable facilities and clearer signage directing visitors to Building 1 — and to report back while construction progresses toward a July milestone.","Landscape architect says Cityside Park is on track for substantial completion in July 2025 and open this summer; residents and several commissioners said the design lacks public restrooms and urged interim portable toilets and signage to Building 1 facilities.",{"_33":112,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":113,"_41":114,"_43":115,"_45":116,"_47":117,"_49":118,"_51":119,"_53":120,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":121,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":122,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},6594950,"Treasure Island residents press board on sidewalks, parking and transit access",742,680000,1422000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=3045243-b4f74570d4c93eaad8ecbe6581f9f3b3&start=680&end=1422","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/3045243-b4f74570d4c93eaad8ecbe6581f9f3b3/thumbnail_680000.jpg","/articles/6594950/San-Francisco-City/San-Francisco-County/California/Treasure-Island-residents-press-board-on-sidewalks-parking-and-transit-access","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/6594950-bb0771018e56269ff178c8b3c8c52550/orig.mp4?Expires=1771080637&Signature=fRg1Ap3~wD9aNI62d2CYC~SBJbxwM~KwZxTljDT7r2lZu2PkX49LOwQ5PpYXZF2hlRiM~lmZtM8XXlBjfXewokbGYerDSxjJc-8XndFH6-M3D34o9Iuj57r39S5RGc161aP5gzcqlydOKsAD-Ms2tGt-WFgSJ5VZ5WlW1fV31Rt5KmGzLTxw-l4OpiwgoG245eBaQdazU~A4XcXQlV9F7pCSG823jShXola0FxHTRngdHNVDzxGin0Lrki9nM00zcNhM9~fwbg0ybs1uLqqQcpnTTGNplmwz3VWqyjx-gY~fS1ReotBmv7VcPtoIMsOco-94CirFnBBOMb~kuX8UkA__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Several Treasure Island residents used public comment at the April 16 Treasure Island Development Authority (TIDA) meeting to press the authority for faster fixes to sidewalks, parking and transit connections to Yerba Buena Island.

Residents said cracked sidewalks, potholes and limited nearby parking pose daily hazards for seniors, people who use mobility devices and families, and they asked the board to restore shuttle service, require developers to activate car-share services when buildings open and add shelters and real-time signage at bus stops.

\"There are brand new bus stops on 7 Seas Avenue. They're nice. I love the boarding islands. I am perplexed that there are no bus shelters or real time arrival signage,\" said Eric Dastamolci, a resident of Isle House, who said he relies on public transit and urged the authority to ensure transit is in place before new households arrive.

Resident Shelly, who lives at Starview Court, said parking at her building is limited and that more remote, free spaces are difficult for some neighbors to reach. \"Right now, we appreciate where we are parking, but I've heard that's not gonna be available,\" she said, adding the costs of alternatives are burdensome for some residents.

TIDA Executive Director Bob Beck acknowledged the concerns and said the authority is balancing project policy, citywide parking rules and transportation planning. \"The development in San Francisco... is grandfathered by the city policy and city policy in the last 10, 20 years is for development to get away from\" one-to-one parking, Beck said, adding that some interim lots currently used by residents will ultimately be incorporated into the development.

On transit, Beck and program staff reiterated ongoing coordination with the San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency and the San Francisco County Transportation Authority. \"Transportation is key to the development of Treasure Island,\" Beck said. He noted past pilots for shuttles and an EPA grant that included a shuttle, and confirmed that the island's transportation subcommittee regularly addresses those issues.

1 Treasure Island program staff member Nova Goncalves told the meeting the organization is working with the county transportation authority to replace bus shelters on Treasure Island and is tracking that work for residents.

Several residents urged the board to require developers to activate promised car-share operations and to make service available when residential buildings open rather than years later. Kevin Elizabeth Kempf, a resident who said she has filed service requests, urged the board to seek a return of a shuttle that would be easier to ride for people with mobility issues than a standard bus.

The board heard multiple requests to improve curb delineation at the Palms and Cleaver Cove intersection, to address early-morning construction traffic, and to increase enforcement or surveillance to prevent illegal dumping. Directors said staff would track the maintenance complaints and return with updates.

Ending: Directors said transportation and accessibility will remain on upcoming agendas as the authority coordinates with developers, SFMTA and other city agencies to mitigate construction impacts and provide transit and parking solutions as new housing and parks open.","Residents at the April 16 Treasure Island Development Authority meeting urged fixes for broken sidewalks, limited parking and better transit links to Yerba Buena Island; authority staff said transportation and accessibility are priorities as the redevelopment advances.","actionData","errors"]

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