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OCII approves removal of P‑20 (Seawall Lot 337) from Mission Bay South plan and related amendments
Summary
The commission approved a package of four related resolutions to remove a 0.3‑acre portion of Seawall Lot 337 known as P‑20 from the Mission Bay South redevelopment plan, adopt CEQA findings, amend the Owner Participation Agreement and update the design guidelines; staff said removal accommodates a larger Mission Rock project and preserves over 33 acres of Mission Bay South open space.
The commission approved items 5c–5f to remove approximately 0.3 acres (Seawall Lot 337, P‑20) from the Mission Bay South redevelopment plan area and to adopt associated amendments and CEQA findings.
Mark Slutskin, project manager for Mission Bay, said P‑20 is an 18‑foot‑wide strip owned by the Port of San Francisco; developers and staff concluded the original industrial buffer purpose for the lot is no longer necessary because Seawall Lot 337 no longer hosts industrial uses. Slutskin said removing P‑20 would still leave more than 33 acres of open space in Mission Bay South, plus UCSF’s roughly eight acres.
Staff described the Mission Rock project as a 28‑acre mixed‑use development that will add parks, office and retail space and housing, and said the planning commission certified the EIR and found the amendments consistent with the General Plan. The amendments will transmit to the Board of Supervisors for final action and the OPA amendment will proceed to the Oversight Board.
The items were considered together and acted on separately; each resolution passed on roll calls recorded as 3 ayes and 2 absences. Staff said the measures will go next to the Board of Supervisors (anticipated December 12) and the OPA amendment to the Oversight Board in January.
The commission’s action is procedural authorization to transmit the plan amendments and CEQA findings; the Port of San Francisco retains ownership of the lot whether or not it remains in the redevelopment plan area.
