Good afternoon, everyone.

This meeting will come to order.

Welcome to the March 10th, 2025 regular meeting of the Land Use and Transportation Committee of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors.

I'm Supervisor Marina Melgar, Chair of the Committee, joined by Vice Chair, Supervisor Cheyenne Chen, and Supervisor Bilal Mahmud.

The committee clerk today is John Carroll.

And I would also like to thank Alina Mendoza at SFGov TV for staffing this meeting.

Mr.

Clerk, do you have any announcements?

Yes, thank you, Madam Chair.

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Madam Chair.

Thank you so much, Mr.

Clerk.

Please call item number one.

Agenda item number one is an ordinance accepting irrevocable offers of public infrastructure associated with the Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island project for the Bruton Sanitary Sanitary Sewer Pump Station on Bruton Street and the Cravith Sanitary Sewer Pump Station on Cravith Street, both on Treasure Island, and the McCollas Sanitary Sewer Pump Station on McCollar Road and the Northgate Sanitary Sewer Pump Station on Northgate Road, both on Yerba Buena Island.

Dedicating this infrastructure to public use, designating it for utility purposes, accepting the public infrastructure for city maintenance and liability, approving a grant deed for the McCullough Pump Station, adopting findings under CEQA, making findings of consistency with the general plan and the eight priority policies of planning code section 101.1, and accepting a public works order recommending various actions in regard to the public infrastructure, as well as authorizing official acts in connection with the ordinance.

Thank you so much, Mr.

Clerk.

We are now joined by a frequent guest of the Land Use and Transportation Committee, District 6 Supervisor Matt Dorsey.

So I'm going to turn it over to you before the staff presentation.

Welcome.

Great.

Thank you so much.

Chair Melgar, and thank you, committee members, for uh being here today and for calendaring this item.

As Chair Melgar knows uh from many hearings that have happened uh in this committee over the last few years, we have finally begun to see some real progress on the long-planned development of Treasure Island with uh the build-out of housing, parks, infrastructure, and other public benefits.

Many of the earliest announced plans for Treasure Island actually uh parallel my own uh earliest roles in this building here in City Hall more than 20 years ago.

So it's incredibly gratifying to see the promises that were made to Treasure Island finally being fulfilled.

And when we talk about the amount of housing production that's going to happen there, it's close to 8,000 units, which is close to 10% of the the uh housing element uh re regional housing needs assessment um targets that we have for our city.

Before us today is the acceptance of a key component of wastewater infrastructure, the sanitor sanitary sewer pump stations on the islands, which sometimes for those of who you knew to Treasure Island will sometimes refer to the islands because it includes Yoruba Buena Island.

Um we are joined today by staff from Public Works who will give a presentation on this acceptance and a brief overview of the new island infrastructure as well.

Um TIDA Director Bob Beck is here here and available.

Hi, Bob.

And thank you for all your work on this.

Uh but he is here.

I don't think he has planned to speak, but he's available for any questions as the person who was the you know the the most knowledgeable authority on this.

Uh, through the chair, I I'd like to invite up uh Desmond Chan from Public Works for a brief presentation.

Welcome.

Uh good morning, supervisors.

My name is Desmond Chan, and I'm a project manager in public work with the infrastructure task force.

Joining me today is Bob Beck, the director of TIDA.

I'll be presenting BOS file number two five zero zero nine eight for the Treasure Island Yerbi Buena Island Development Project regarding full acceptance of public improvements, which includes four sanitary sewer pump stations, two on Treasure Island and two on Yerba Buena Island.

And we're requesting acceptance of this public infrastructure for public use.

As a general overview of this development, this project is a major development agreement project that is being developed by the Treasure Island Community Development, or TICD, that were produced up to 8,000 homes, including below market rate units, extensive parks and open spaces, a ferry terminal, an expanded marina, hotels, restaurants, retail, entertainment, and art.

Public works has managed the design and coordination, and we're bringing the four pump stations to you today for acceptance.

And to update the committee on the progress on the islands, the project has constructed 974 units between a mix of affordable, rental, and market rate housing.

In the next phase, there is approximately 1,215 units planned, 725 market rate units in stage one, and 490 affordable units in upcoming stage two.

As for the recently completed and upcoming parts parks, we have four that are constructed and open to the public.

And we have three that will be completed this year.