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Port outlines $1.6B capital need, flags seawall study and Pier 27 cruise terminal
Summary
Port of San Francisco staff told the Budget & Finance Committee the waterfront requires major capital investment — a $1.6 billion estimate to maintain a state of good repair with about $1 billion identified — and announced budget funds to begin a comprehensive seawall study. The Port cited rising cruise calls, ferry growth, ship repair activity at Pier 70 and a schedule to open a new Pier 27 park in August.
Monique Moyer, representing the Port of San Francisco, presented the Port’s budget overview to the Budget & Finance Committee on April 30 and described the waterfront’s dual role as both a public amenity and a working port. The Port said its capital plan for bringing aging waterfront infrastructure to a state of good repair totals approximately $1.6 billion, with about $1.0 billion identified from port and external sources.
"Our capital plan remains…
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