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Port Commission adopts consent calendar including 10‑year capital plan and settlement agreement
Summary
The Port Commission unanimously adopted four consent resolutions covering a 10‑year capital plan, an arts and culture lease at Pier 29, mutual termination of two leases, and a $300,000 settlement for Castagnola restaurant.
The Port Commission voted unanimously to adopt its consent calendar, approving four resolutions introduced under Item 7.
The adopted items included Resolution 25‑20, the port’s 10‑year capital plan for fiscal years 2026–2035; Resolution 25‑21, a proposed 30‑month lease (with a 2‑year operating term plus a 6‑month construction period) for arts and culture activation at Pier 29 with CAST (Community Arts Stabilization Trust); Resolution 25‑22, a mutual termination agreement with Skoma's Restaurant Inc. for two leases at Wharf Lot 302; and Resolution 25‑23, a settlement agreement for Castagnola restaurant that included a port waiver of certain rent terms and a payment to the port in the amount of $300,000 and stipulated judgments in related Superior Court cases (case numbers read into the record).
Commissioners moved and seconded the consent calendar and, after no public comment, adopted all four resolutions unanimously.
Procedural notes: staff said the Castagnola settlement would be subject to the board of supervisors' processes where applicable and cited two Superior Court case numbers associated with the litigation (read into the record).
