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Commission hears progress and delays on $350M public health bond, UCSF research building plan

San Francisco Health Commission · March 5, 2019
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Project managers updated the commission on the 2016 public health and safety bond: roughly 15% of the $350 million is encumbered to date, several Zuckerberg San Francisco General projects are in construction, UCSF will take a 99-year ground lease for its research building and construction targets mid-2022 completion for the research facility.

Project managers told the San Francisco Health Commission that the multi-department $350 million public health and safety bond is moving into construction on several major projects but that spending has lagged initial baseline schedules.

Mark Primo, who oversees capital project oversight for DPH, said the bond path—started in 2015 and approved by voters in 2016—was modified during development and that the department27s allocation is being spent more slowly than the original baseline: "measuring against the total bond of $350,000,000, we're about 15% spent in encumbered," he said.

Terry Salz, facilities director at Zuckerberg San Francisco General, reported that…

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