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OCII approves long-range property management plan, urges City to include community input
Summary
The Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure approved a long-range property management plan required by state dissolution law and added language urging the City and County of San Francisco to consider community concerns and develop a formal collaboration process for property dispositions.
The Commission on Community Investment and Infrastructure on Tuesday approved Resolution 53-2013, a long-range property management plan that sets out how successor-agency properties will be transferred, sold or retained under state redevelopment dissolution law. The commission added language urging the City and County of San Francisco to take community concerns into account and directed staff to develop a formal collaboration process to ensure public input before final disposition decisions.
The plan, presented by Tracy Reynolds, manager of OCII’s Real Estate and Development Services Division, groups properties into four disposition categories: transfer to the city for governmental purposes; transfer to satisfy enforceable obligations; sale at fair…
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