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OCII Approves Transfer of Three Hunters Point Parcels After Regulatory Concurrence
Summary
The Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure voted Sept. 1 to accept three parcels at Hunters Point Shipyard (D2, UC1 and UC2) from the U.S. Navy and to authorize a fourth amendment to an interim lease assigning land‑management duties to the developer; regulators had issued FOSTs and concurrences for the parcels.
The Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure voted Sept. 1 to accept three parcels at the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard from the U.S. Department of the Navy and to authorize a Fourth Amendment to an interim lease assigning land‑management responsibilities to the development partner.
The adopted resolution, approved by a 3–0 roll‑call vote with one commissioner absent, covers Parcel D2 and utility corridor parcels UC1 and UC2. The staff presentation said the Navy issued a Finding of Suitability to Transfer (FOST) for D2 in 2012 and for UC1 and UC2 in March 2015, and that federal and state regulatory agencies subsequently published concurrence letters for those FOSTs.
OCII Executive Director Bohee described the item as "the product of decades of work" and presented the transfer as the next step in long‑planned redevelopment of the shipyard.…
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