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Supervisors move to accept remnant OCII parcels; ask DPW to estimate costs
Summary
The Land Use & Transportation Committee approved amendments to a resolution transferring 11 remnant redevelopment parcels from the Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure (OCII) to the City and County of San Francisco, substituting grant-deed language and asking Public Works for a cost estimate for bringing sidewalks/streets up to city standards before final acceptance.
The Land Use and Transportation Committee on Feb. 24 recommended that the Board of Supervisors accept 11 parcels from the successor redevelopment agency, the Office of Community Investment and Infrastructure (OCII), and place them under the jurisdiction of Public Works, the Mayor’s Office of Housing and Community Development (MOHCD), and Recreation and Parks.
Chair Aaron Peskin said the city should receive the parcels by grant deed rather than quitclaim, saying a grant deed creates a stronger representation from OCII about the title and known encumbrances. Andreiko Penick, director of real estate, described the package of properties and the rationale for transferring them under the city’s…
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