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Port reports closed-session settlements and confirms new chief harbor engineer

San Francisco Port Commission · May 13, 2014
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Summary

The commission reported out that it approved, in closed session, a mediation agreement for the Seminite Slough Superfund site and a settlement with Vortex Marine Construction Inc., both by 5-0 vote, and announced that the commission unanimously confirmed the appointment of Yun Jin Kim as chief harbor engineer.

After reconvening from closed session the Port Commission reported two formal actions taken in closed session and announced a personnel confirmation made in the executive session.

A reporting commissioner stated the commission voted 5-0 in closed session to approve a mediation agreement related to the Seminite Slough Superfund site and also voted 5-0 to approve a settlement agreement with Vortex Marine Construction Incorporated; no further details were disclosed in open session. The commission also noted that at the April 22 executive session the Port Commission unanimously confirmed the appointment of Yun Jin Kim as chief harbor engineer pursuant to the city charter; Yun Jin Kim was introduced publicly at the May 13 meeting and addressed the commission.

The commission made no additional disclosures beyond the two settlement approvals and the appointment confirmation. The port’s executive director thanked acting chief harbor engineer Uday Prasad for his service while the city conducts the transition.