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Planning commission hears Potrero Power Station vision calling for housing, tower and extensive public benefits

San Francisco Planning Commission · August 23, 2018
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Summary

City staff and the project sponsor presented an informational preview of the Potrero Power Station reuse plan ahead of a mid-September draft environmental impact report. Presenters described up to about 2,000 new homes, a range of massing options and a public-benefits package including waterfront open space and transit improvements.

John Francis, a senior planner with the city, opened the informational presentation on the Potrero Power Station redevelopment, saying the planning team will publish the draft environmental impact report and a design-for-development document in mid-September. The presentation framed the proposal as a large, waterfront reuse that will be considered alongside other Southern Bayfront projects.

John Lau of the Office of Economic and Workforce Development said the site is part of a Southern Bayfront strategy that balances housing, jobs and open space, and that the city has treated the property as a priority because the closure of the plant was tied to a legal settlement requiring coordinated reuse planning. Enrique Landau, the project…

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