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Supervisors schedule closed session and continue PG&E Hunters Point extension request for two weeks
Summary
Port staff sought Board approval to amend a 2005 settlement with PG&E to extend use of Port property at Hunters Point for decommissioning and remediation; supervisors requested a closed session and continued the item for two weeks to review litigation implications.
Port of San Francisco staff presented a request to amend a 2005 settlement agreement with Pacific Gas and Electric Co. to permit extended use of approximately 91,000 square feet of Port property at the Hunters Point power plant to complete decommissioning and hazardous‑materials remediation.
Mark Lozovoy, assistant deputy director of real estate for the Port, said the settlement initially allocated interior and shoreline parcels (roughly 35,000 and 56,000 square feet) and set rent and term conditions based on an independent appraisal. Port staff said PG&E requested an extension to complete decommissioning and remediation work.
Supervisors asked whether pending litigation could affect the proposal and suggested that a full discussion of legal implications would be incomplete in open session. Brad Benson of Port special projects recommended the matter be set for closed session for those litigation issues. The committee agreed to continue the item for two weeks and to schedule a closed session for that portion of the agenda.
Next steps: the committee continued the item to the meeting in two weeks and asked staff to notice and prepare closed‑session materials related to litigation implications.
