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San Francisco’s New Cruise Ship Terminal Gets A $3.5M Kick Start

San Francisco’s New Cruise Ship Terminal Gets A $3.5M Kick Start

“The prospect of a new San Francisco cruise ship terminal became more real Tuesday when the Port Commission authorized a $3.5 million contract with the city’s Department of Public Works for architectural and engineering work.” Read More »

The Parkmerced Thirty Year Plan: Public Scoping Meeting Tonight

The Parkmerced Thirty Year Plan: Public Scoping Meeting Tonight

While the Planning Department is working on the Environmental Impact Report (EIR), a public scoping meeting for the proposed Parkmerced Redevelopment Project will be held tonight (June 8, 2009, from 6-8 PM at the YMCA Annex, 3150 20th Avenue). The proposed Parkmerced Project is a long-term mixed-use development program... Read More »

Compare And Contrast (Just Don’t Kvetch): 1960-1998 Market Street

Compare And Contrast (Just Don’t Kvetch): 1960-1998 Market Street

It’s another perspective on the redesigned and unanimously approved 1960-1998 Market Street development. As approved above, prior to being redesigned below, and all comments on our earlier piece. And for the record, we’re fans. ∙ The 1960-1998 Market Street Scoop: Unanimously Approved Design ∙ Now THAT’s The (An)... Read More »

Fox Plaza Expansion (1390 Market): Unanimously Approved As Well

In addition to 1960-1998 Market, the San Francisco Planning Commission has unanimously approved the proposed 250-unit condo addition to Fox Plaza at 1390 Market. That being said, “developer Mark Conroe of Presidio Development Partners says it’s unlikely to be built until the economy turns around.” ∙ The 1960-1998 Market... Read More »

The 1960-1998 Market Street Scoop: Unanimously Approved Design

The 1960-1998 Market Street Scoop: Unanimously Approved Design

A plugged-in tipster reports with respect to the proposed development at 1960-1998 Market Street which was unanimously approved by the Planning Commission last night: The following describes the design changes that were have made to the project over the last several weeks in response to the comments that were... Read More »

942 Mission Street: Designs, Details, And Planning Documentation

942 Mission Street: Designs, Details, And Planning Documentation

In February a reader wondered and another provided the project scoop. And yesterday the Planning Department uploaded the 942 Mission Street Hotel Project EIR for review. The proposed project would demolish a two‐plus‐story‐over‐basement, 30‐foot‐tall building that contains about 8,000 square feet of office space and 17,000 square feet of... Read More »

The Port’s Plan For Pier 27: We Don’t Need No Stinking Rate Of Return!

The Port’s Plan For Pier 27: We Don’t Need No Stinking Rate Of Return!

From the Examiner with respect to the Port’s plan for a new San Francisco cruise terminal: now plans to take advantage of an upcoming bond sale to help fund the $40 million-plus conversion of Pier 27 from a cavernous limousine storage lot into a... Read More »

First And Goal For The San Francisco Santa Clara 49ers Stadium

First And Goal For The San Francisco Santa Clara 49ers Stadium

Santa Clara City Council members approved a financial plan to move the 49ers south last night (or rather early this morning). Up next, a vote by the residents next spring. ∙ Santa Clara approves 49ers stadium plan ∙ JustQuotes: Five Years From A 49ers Free San... Read More »

Hotel SoMa (690 Fifth Street) As Proposed And Planning’s EIR

Hotel SoMa (690 Fifth Street) As Proposed And Planning’s EIR

The proposed Hotel SoMa would replace a two-story, 23-foot-tall office building (and 14 off-street surface parking spaces) on the northwest corner of Townsend and Fifth (690 Fifth Street to be exact) with a David Baker designed six-story, 75-room hotel. The project would include approximately 41,000 square feet of hotel... Read More »

Presidio Main Post Plan Public Comment Period Closes Today

Presidio Main Post Plan Public Comment Period Closes Today

“Today marks the end of the public comment period on land use changes proposed for the Main Post of San Francisco’s Presidio – a deadline that may sound bureaucratic but in fact signals the next round in an acrimonious battle unlikely to end anytime soon.” ∙ Deadline is today... Read More »