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Board backs $887 million bond plan for rebuilding San Francisco General Hospital and places proposition on November ballot
Summary
Supervisors voted to submit a resolution and related ordinance advancing a ballot measure to fund the rebuilding and seismic retrofitting of San Francisco General Hospital; the board approved a resolution and passed the ordinance on first reading, moving toward a special election in November.
The San Francisco Board of Supervisors on July 16 approved a resolution and passed an ordinance on first reading to send a bond measure to the November ballot that would fund the rebuilding and seismic retrofit of San Francisco General Hospital and Trauma Center.
During an extended discussion about project scope, costs and risk-management lessons from the Laguna Honda Hospital rebuild, Dr. Mitch Katz, director of the Department of Public Health, described the project timeline and cost-estimation approach. Katz said the project’s peer-reviewed cost estimate places total…
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