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Port staff outlines Pier 27 revenue scenarios; ILWU raises concerns over America's Cup labor
Summary
Port staff presented low and high revenue scenarios for the James R. Herman Cruise Terminal at Pier 27, estimating total port revenues between about $4.3M and $5.4M and a low‑scenario subsidy of roughly $611,000 versus a high‑scenario profit of roughly $528,000; public commenters from ILWU urged that longshore labor agreements be honored amid America's Cup preparations.
Port staff presented two scenarios for projected net revenues from the James R. Herman Cruise Terminal (Pier 27), highlighted the key drivers that affect port receipts, and described the procurement steps for selecting a terminal operator.
Deputy Director Elaine Forbes and her finance and maritime staff told the commission that the port modeled a low scenario (about 66 cruise calls, roughly 209,000 passengers) and a high scenario (about 80 cruise calls, roughly 253,000 passengers). The presentation assumes an incremental passenger facility charge in the illustrative models (a $5 low case and $6 high case in addition to an existing $12 per passenger charge). Using those assumptions, staff estimated cruise‑line and operator fees and…
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