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Commission reviews schematic design and event plan for proposed Golden State Warriors arena in Mission Bay
Summary
At a May 19 OCII workshop, staff and designers presented schematic plans for an 18,000-seat Golden State Warriors event center on Mission Bay Blocks 29–32, emphasizing design refinements, community outreach and an event management plan that relies on added transit service, shuttles, parking control officers and a site-based Transportation Management Center. The project is subject to an upcoming EIR and no approvals were taken.
Commissioners and the project team presented schematic designs and an event-management strategy for a proposed Golden State Warriors event center and mixed‑use development on Blocks 29–32 in Mission Bay South during a May 19 workshop of the Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure.
OCII Executive Director Bohe and Mission Bay project manager Catherine Riley framed the session as a design workshop: no approvals were taken and staff said actions will be possible only after a subsequent environmental impact report (EIR) is released and certified. Riley said the team expects to release the EIR in the first week of June and to hold a formal public hearing on June 30; certification and any final approvals are anticipated in the fall.
The schematic plan presented by the design team calls for an 18,000-seat event center, two office buildings, about 50,000 square feet of retail across roughly 11 acres, and about 3.2 acres of publicly accessible open space. Architect David Manica described material choices (glass, articulated metal panels and GFRC at the base),…
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