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Board increases proposed seawall bond to $425 million, sends special‑election ordinance to committee
Summary
Supervisors approved resolutions expanding the proposed Embarcadero Seawall bond to $425 million and amended language to protect historic assets and mitigate construction impacts; the ordinance to call a November special election will be heard by the full board as a committee next week.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on June 12 adopted resolutions raising the proposed seawall bond to $425 million and declared that financing the Embarcadero Seawall project is required by public interest and necessity. The board also approved amendments and directed the ordinance calling a special election to be heard by the full board next week as a Committee of the Whole.
Supervisor Mark Farrell was not recorded as the speaker on the floor for the seawall items; Supervisor Aaron Peskin led floor remarks and amendments. Peskin thanked Port leadership and said the amendment language codifies a commitment to…
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