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Board passes first reading on easement for Millennium Tower structural upgrade; ordinance contingent on settlement approval
Summary
Supervisors voted unanimously on first reading to approve an ordinance authorizing an easement deed for structural upgrades to Millennium Tower (301 Mission Street), contingent on several conditions including court approval of a class‑action settlement in the Millennium Tower litigation.
The Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance on first reading (item 11) authorizing the Director of Property to execute an easement deed and related agreements between the City and Millennium Tower Association to permit certain surface and subsurface rights on portions of the public sidewalk at Mission and Fremont Streets. The easement is intended to allow a structural upgrade to the 301 Mission Street building known as Millennium Tower.
The ordinance is expressly contingent on a number of events, including court approval of a class‑action settlement in the Millennium Tower litigation. The measure waives certain Administrative Code Chapter 23 requirements and authorizes the Director of Property to execute documents and take actions necessary to carry out the ordinance’s intent, adopt appropriate findings, and make specified modifications.
At the board meeting supervisors recorded unanimous support to pass the ordinance on first reading. The clerk announced the ordinance passed on first reading; additional hearings or final passage will follow per standard ordinance process.
Ending: The ordinance advances to the next steps for the second reading/final adoption process, contingent on settlement and required administrative approvals.
