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SFPUC adopts Treasure Island agreements despite questions over sea-level financing
Summary
The SFPUC voted to adopt CEQA findings and authorize execution of the Treasure Island development agreements and interagency cooperation agreement, after extensive questioning about sea‑level‑rise financing, Mello‑Roos/CFD funding and future obligations for shoreline protection and utilities.
The San Francisco Public Utilities Commission on May 10 approved CEQA findings, the development agreement and the interagency cooperation agreement related to the Treasure Island–Yerba Buena Island redevelopment project, while flagging outstanding questions about long‑term financing for sea‑level‑rise protections and the PUC's role in accepting new utilities.
Michael Kron, deputy general manager, told commissioners the package before them included three parts: adoption of CEQA findings and a mitigation monitoring plan, approval of a development agreement vesting certain developer rights, and authorization for the general manager to execute an interagency cooperation agreement that fixes procedures for infrastructure design, inspection and ultimate acceptance by the city. Michael Timeoff of the mayor’s office summarized the…
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