The Port’ ’s Mission s Mission The Port Promote maritime commerce, � navigation and fisheries Protect natural resources � Attract the public to use and enjoy the � waterfront
The Port Today � 7 ½ miles of prime San Francisco Waterfront � Over 600 acres of facilities � 160 acres of maritime cargo / industrial facilities � Over 270 buildings � 18.8 million sq. ft. of leased space under management � The Port currently receives approximately 80% of its revenues from real estate related activities 3
Achieving Consensus: The Port’s Waterfront Land Use Plan � 6 ‐ year, inclusive community planning process, adopted 1997 � Reunite San Francisco with its Waterfront Established : o Policies/objectives o Allowable uses o Design guidelines o Process for ongoing community review
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Pier 70 Master Plan Area
Parcel 1 A 18th Street Potential Area of Heavy 0 200 400 800 Degraded Petroleum Hydrocarbons Feet Crane Cove Park ? ? ? 19th Street Minnesota Street Tennessee Street ? 3rd Street ? ? Parcel 2 Parcel 9 20th Street Central Parcel 4 Plaza Park Parcel 3 Legend Parcel 6 Sample Location Approximate 1869 Shoreline Slipway Illinois Street Approximate Groundwater Flow Direction Park San Francisco Bay Approximate Location of Site Conceptual Model Surface Feature Parcel 5 Fence Irish Hill Other A' A' Road Edge Potential Area of Heavy Degraded Parcel 8 22nd Street Petroleum Hydrocarbons Parcel 7 Area of Potrero Power Plant Impacts Building Pier 70 Site Area Potrero Power Plant Master Plan Parcel Areas (eg. Parcel 1 = P1, Crane Cove Park = CC, etc...) C:\GIS\4963 - Pier 70\arcmap_doc\2010\4963-01-072.mxd
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