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Port Commission approves Mission Bay ferry MOU and $32 million in grants for new landing
Summary
The Port Commission authorized a memorandum of understanding with SF Bay Ferry and accepted two grants totaling $32 million to fund the Mission Bay Ferry Landing at 16th Street and Terry A. Francois Boulevard; construction is phased with first service expected in spring 2027.
The Port Commission on March (meeting date not specified) authorized a memorandum of understanding with San Francisco Bay Ferry and accepted two grants totaling $32,000,000 to advance the Mission Bay Ferry Landing at 16th Street and Terry A. Francois Boulevard.
Port project manager Simon Bethselel told commissioners the project has been under development since 2016 and “the project is now estimated at $74,000,000,” reflecting added scope, contaminated-sediment remediation and multi-year escalation. The commission approved three related resolutions—25-14 (MOU), 25-15 (accept and expend Water Emergency Transportation Authority grant of $28,000,000) and 25-16 (accept and expend UCSF grant of $4,000,000)—on a single motion that carried unanimously.
Why it matters: The landing is intended to expand regional transit access to Mission Bay and electrify ferry service under an EPA Clean Ports grant. Port staff said the work will include upland plaza and park improvements, a fixed pier and an electric charging facility for vessels. Construction is…
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