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Board authorizes right‑of‑way certification for Yerba Buena Island segment 4 ahead of 2026 bid schedule
Summary
The Transportation Authority authorized the executive director to execute right‑of‑way certification and related agreements needed to prepare Yerba Buena Island Segment 4 for construction, and staff said they expect to request California Transportation Commission allocations in January and advertise the project for bid in 2026.
The board approved first‑appearance authorization allowing the executive director to execute right‑of‑way certification and associated project agreements to prepare for construction of segment 4 of the Yerba Buena Island multiuse path and transit lane project.
Carl Holmes said design for the segment is nearly complete and the project team plans to advertise for construction bids in 2026. Staff noted the need to secure full funding via the California Transportation Commission and cited ITIP and LPP as expected fund sources; they said Caltrans requested a memorandum of agreement and staff sought board authorization to enter such agreements to avoid schedule delays.
Commissioner Dorsey moved the authorization and Commissioner Walton seconded; the board advanced the first‑read action and staff will proceed with allocation documentation to the CTC in January.
