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Walton introduces ProLogistix entitlement package for Bayview industrial redevelopment
Summary
Supervisor Walton introduced an entitlement package for a ProLogistix proposal at 749 Toland Street in Bayview, describing two new industrial buildings totaling over 2 million square feet, major infrastructure investment, community contributions and local hiring commitments.
Supervisor Walton on April 22 introduced an entitlement package for a proposed ProLogistix development at 749 Toland Street in the Bayview's Market Zone. The package is intended to set terms for a private project described by Walton as including two new industrial buildings totaling more than 2,000,000 square feet of flexible space for logistics, local makers and light manufacturing.
Walton said the proposal includes a $50,000,000 streets and infrastructure upgrade covering eight blocks, $8,000,000 in direct community contributions, and about $11,000,000 in market-zone improvements. He said the project would generate nearly 800 construction jobs per year and "close to 2,000 permanent on-site jobs." Walton also said the project would include solar power, rainwater reuse, a commitment to pursue zero-carbon certification, a micro-LBE (local business enterprise) goal for hyper-local Bayview contractors, and a First Source hiring agreement prioritizing local residents for construction and long-term jobs.
Supporters and staff were thanked by Walton during the introduction; the item was presented as an entitlement introduction and not acted on for adoption during the April 22 meeting.
Why it matters: ProLogistix's package, if permitted and built, would represent one of the largest private investments in Bayview in decades by proponents' account. The sponsor framed the project as combining industrial job creation, infrastructure upgrades and community benefits including funds for small businesses and produce markets.
Next steps: The introduction signals the start of entitlement review. The project will require environmental review, planning approvals and negotiation of community benefits and implementation agreements.
Provenance: topicintro — Walton's introduction (transcript block starting at 1638.455 seconds): "Colleagues, today, along with supervisors in Gardeo, Fielder, Chan, and Melgar, I'm introducing the entitlement package for the ProLogistix proposal at 749 Toland Street... includes 2 new state of the art industrial buildings totaling over 2,000,000 square feet... $50,000,000 infrastructure upgrade... $8,000,000 in direct community contributions and 11,000,000 more dollars in market zone improvements"; topfinish — Walton's concluding remarks and memorial (transcript block starting at 1852.43 seconds): concluding the introduction and offering thanks.
