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Committee advances Mission Rock street‑vacation items to Board, schedules board hearing
Summary
The committee forwarded a resolution of intent and an ordinance authorizing street vacations connected to the Mission Rock Port redevelopment project; the Board of Supervisors will hear the matter Sept. 3 as part of the standard street‑vacation process.
Supervisor Matt Haney, a cosponsor with Mayor Breed, presented Items 5 and 6 on the committee agenda concerning Seawall Lot 337 and portions of Terry A. Francois Boulevard in connection with the Mission Rock redevelopment. Haney described the measures as routine street‑vacation and permitting actions that will provide assurances to the city's development partner, the San Francisco Giants, and the Port of San Francisco regarding rights‑of‑way.
The committee moved Item 5 forward to the full Board with recommendation and Item 6 without recommendation; a Board of Supervisors committee of the whole hearing was set for Sept. 3 at 3 p.m. Public comment was brief and included a speaker who raised broader concerns about affordable housing allocations associated with the project. Planning and Port staff were available to answer questions; no substantive changes to the technical process were made in committee.
Next step: Items proceed through the regular street‑vacation review process and will be considered by the Board on Sept. 3.
