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OCII OKs modification to Navy security agreement, Navy to fund next year’s services
Summary
The Commission authorized a correction to the Hunters Point security cooperative agreement that removes the five‑year term cap, ties the term to parcel transfers or conveyance termination, and commits the Navy to roughly $300,000 for security services over the coming 12 months; the motion passed 3–0.
The Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure on Sept. 12 approved a modification to the security cooperative agreement with the U.S. Navy covering security services on Navy‑owned parcels at the Hunters Point Shipyard.
Staff said the change removes a five‑year expiration and instead makes the agreement expire when the last Navy parcel transfers, the conveyance agreement terminates, or the Navy satisfies the conveyance criteria. Thor Kozlovsky, shipyard project manager, told commissioners the modification "commits the Navy to provide approximately $300,000 in funding for the next 12 months for security services at the shipyard." He added that the executive director would be authorized to approve future budget modifications to the agreement so long as budget amounts are included in the annual OCII budget the Commission reviews.
Staff emphasized that security services are paid by the Navy and Lennar, not by OCII tax‑increment funds. Kozlovsky explained OCII would pass through Navy funds to Lennar, which currently is the contracting party for on‑site security.
Commissioner Singh moved the item; the Commission recorded a 3–0 vote in favor (Commissioner Mondejar: yes; Commissioner Singh: yes; Chair Rosales: yes). The resolution was recorded as Resolution Number 77‑2014. The modification takes effect per the terms described in the resolve clauses and allows the executive director streamlined authority over budget changes included in future OCII annual budgets.
The Commission did not receive public comment on the item and had no further conditions.
