OFFICE OF THE MAYOR LONDON N. BREED
SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR
1 DR. CARLTON B. GOODLETT PLACE, ROOM 200
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 94102-4681
TELEPHONE: (415) 554-6141
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
Tuesday, March 1, 2022
Contact: Mayor’s Office of Communications, ma[email protected]
*** PRESS RELEASE ***
SAN FRANCISCO CELEBRATES OFFICIAL LAUNCH OF
TREASURE ISLAND FERRY SERVICE
Beginning today, ferry service between the Treasure Island Terminal and San Francisco’s Ferry
Building will operate seven days per week
San Francisco, CA — Mayor London N. Breed, Treasure Island Development Authority
(TIDA), and Treasure Island Community Development (TICD) today celebrated the official
launch of ferry service to and from Treasure Island, marking a critical milestone in the
redevelopment of the former Naval Station.
“Today marks a significant step forward in realizing the transportation vision for Treasure
Island,” said Mayor Breed. “This new ferry service will not only increase transit options for
existing residents, but it will allow all San Franciscans and visitors of our city an opportunity to
experience the current and future amenities that Treasure Island has to offer. I want to thank
everyone at Treasure Island Community Development and PROP SF for working together to
make this service available.”
Initial service will be operated by PROP SF, with ferries departing the Island to and from San
Francisco, 16 hours per day, seven days per week. A one-way fare will be a flat rate of $5 for all
individuals, with monthly passes available for $150. Children age four and under can ride for
free, aligning with policies of other Bay Area transit agencies. Individuals can access the ferry at
Gate B at the San Francisco Ferry Building, or at the new Treasure Island Ferry Terminal,
located near the historic Administration Building on the southwestern corner of the Island.
TICD, the master developer of Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island, is subsidizing the cost of
operating the new service, making it possible to begin ferry service years earlier than would
otherwise have been possible.
“This ferry service will further connect Treasure Island with the rest of San Francisco. Quick and
convenient transit connections are crucial for our existing residents and for the new residents and
businesses to come,” said City Administrator Carmen Chu. “I am thrilled that the ferry will
operate seven days per week through this partnership, opening up new ways for residents and
visitors to access and experience parks, businesses, homes, and services.”
“Treasure Island has long needed this vital connection to the rest of the City and I’m excited to
see this finally happening,” said District 6 Supervisor Matt Haney. “Increasing public transit
options and making their use easy and convenient for our riders is paramount to our city’s efforts
to build a more equitable transportation system.”
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR LONDON N. BREED
SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR
1 DR. CARLTON B. GOODLETT PLACE, ROOM 200
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 94102-4681
TELEPHONE: (415) 554-6141
“We felt it was critical to jumpstart the ferry service to expand transportation options for new
and existing residents, workers and visitors. Providing a fast, convenient and low-cost
connection between Treasure Island and Yerba Buena Island and the City opens up opportunities
for tourism, commuting and commerce,” said Chris Meany of TICD. “It’s a leap forward in
integrating Treasure Island with the rest of San Francisco.”
Ferry service connecting Treasure Island to downtown San Francisco is a cornerstone of the
development plan for the Island. The roll-out of an immediate robust public transit program is
essential as the first 229 new housing units of the years-long development will be completed in
2022—including 105 units for formerly homeless veterans—along with more than 1,000
additional units expected to be completed by the end of 2024. At build-out, Treasure Island will
transform into a diverse, transit-oriented community with 8,000 new homes, 300 acres of parks,
trails, open space, new restaurants, destination spaces and shops, public art installations, and
exciting events.
TICD will operate ferry service for the first few years using a 48-passenger boat. After that, the
San Francisco Bay Area Water Emergency Transportation Authority (WETA) will operate the
service using 100-passenger ferries. Currently, the Island is served by the 25-Muni line to
Transbay Terminal, but future transportation plans will boost badly needed transit options. In
addition to the WETA ferry service, plans include AC Transit bus service to the East Bay, an
additional Muni line into San Francisco, an on-island shuttle, and bike and carshare programs.
“We applaud TICD for stepping up and launching the interim ferry service, which will benefit
residents and businesses. The milestone demonstrates progress in our efforts to expand
transportation opportunities that will transform Treasure Island into the City’s most unique new
neighborhood,” said Fei Tsen, President, TIDA Board of Directors.
For more information, ferry timetables, and to sign up to receive email updates, please visit
tisf.com/schedule or follow @TISanFrancisco and @YerbaBuenaIslandSF on Instagram and
Facebook.
About Treasure Island and TIDA
Treasure Island is a man-made island that was constructed concurrent with the construction of
the Bay Bridge and hosted the 1939 Golden Gate International Exposition. The Island was
activated as a United States Naval Base in 1940 and played a substantial role in World War II
and the Korean War. In 1993, the Federal Government placed the Treasure Island Naval Station
on its Base Realignment and Closure list and it was formally decommissioned in 1997. In 1994,
the City began to conduct hearings and community meetings that informed the redevelopment
plan that will result in a new San Francisco neighborhood incorporating residents of various
socio-economic backgrounds. The Treasure Island Development Authority was also formed in
1997 as a non-profit, public benefit agency dedicated to the economic development of the former
Naval Station and the administration of municipal services.
OFFICE OF THE MAYOR LONDON N. BREED
SAN FRANCISCO MAYOR
1 DR. CARLTON B. GOODLETT PLACE, ROOM 200
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA 94102-4681
TELEPHONE: (415) 554-6141
About Treasure Island Community Development (TICD)
Treasure Island Community Development (TICD) is a partnership of Stockbridge Capital
Group/Wilson Meany and Lennar Corp. TICD was selected as the City’s private development
partner in 2003 and worked with staff from the Mayor’s Office of Economic and Workforce
Development, the Treasure Island Development Authority, and the Planning Department to
formulate and refine plans for the development of Treasure Island. The development plan and
related entitlement and transaction documents were approved in 2011, and development activity
began following the first transfer of land from the Navy in 2015. Wilson Meany and Stockbridge
are the developers of Yerba Buena Island. TICD is responsible for financing, designing and
constructing the new utilities, roadways, and other public infrastructure needed to serve both
islands, and will be developing the much of the new housing.
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CASE ID OPEN DT CLOSED DT TYPE CATEGORY LOCATION OTHER DESCRIPTION AGENCY
10567767 3/6/2019 2:09:56 AM
Tree Maintenance
Damage
Tree Maintenance
435 AVENUE F, SAN FRANCISCO, CA,
94130
tree down - on exit ramp - eastbound DPW BUF
13472067 2/9/2021 1:03:29 PM
Street and
Sidewalk Cleaning
Request
Street and Sidewalk
Cleaning
Intersection of AVENUE B and
CHINOOK CT
This is a Test from Justin Wong. This
is only a test
PUC Sewer
13799354 5/7/2021 9:38:53 PM
Request for City
Services
General Request - PUC
Intersection of 12TH TI ST and
STURGEON ST
Sturgeon St -- Sewage leak old
repair gone bad Send To: PUC -
Sewer - G
PUC Sewer
14396104 9/26/2021 9:05:00 AM Service Feedback Muni Service Feedback
Intersection of AVENUE B and
GATEVIEW AVE
Patron states: It never showed up the
8:52 bus... I had to get a taxi... the
25 guys will leave like 5 or 6 minutes
early... I'll come at 8:49 and it's
already 2 blocks away which means it
passed 6 minutes ago.... do they turn
their GPS on?... because their GPS
isn't on there, its hard to catch them
doing it... I also called ahead of time
to check and they told me it would be
here
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
14400068 9/27/2021 9:23:00 AM Service Feedback Muni Service Feedback
Intersection of GATEVIEW AVE and
MASON CT
Patron called to file a complaint in
regards to the Delay in Service and
Missing 25 Lines. The caller made
sure she got the bus stop extra early
for her job and the bus is still late.
The caller stated that she waited for
the bus for 45 minutes and this is
way too much.
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
TI01 - TI Case Summary
Open
TYPE
Trees - Damaged_Tree
General Cleaning
request_for_service
Muni -
Complaint_Frequency_Relia
bility
Muni -
Complaint_Frequency_Relia
bility
14419180 10/1/2021 9:51:00 AM Service Feedback Muni Service Feedback
Intersection of AVENUE H and 4TH TI
ST
The caller has been waiting at
Avenue H and 4th for the 25 since
0835. It is now 0951 and the buses
are not making the loop. From 9th
and Avenue H, the operators should
be turning right from 9th onto
Avenue M, with the next stop being
Avenue M and 4th, then turning onto
Avenue H and 4th. Instead of going
along 9th to Avenue M, the busses
are turning left onto Avenue H to go
up to 13th. The caller has
experienced this before, and while
speaking w/ 311 and checking with
Muni, the bus on the Live Map did
turn left onto Avenue H and go to
13th and then left the island, skipping
the Ave M and 4th and Ave H and 4th
stops. The caller sated the operator
last night made me almost 20
minutes late doing the same thing. I
had to wait for him to go back to the
bus terminal, wait for him to layover
to come back, where I should have
been at work by 1105-1110PM, when
I start work at 1130. Last night I was
trying to tell him that he was
supposed to go down to M and he
started arguing with me and he said
'I'm going the right route -you must
have fallen asleep.' I was wide
awake. I didn't get to work until
1145PM. Sunday or Monday night
that driver did the same thing, and I
was already running a few minutes
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
Muni -
Complaint_Frequency_Relia
bility
14591539 11/9/2021 11:33:00 AM Service Feedback Muni Service Feedback
Intersection of AVENUE H and 5TH TI
ST
The 25 never goes straight on 9th St.
it always makes a left at Ave. H. so 3
stops are missed. Can you make Ave.
M and 4th, Ave. H and 4th, Ave. H
and 5th, Ave. H and 9th stops an
inbound stop as well as outbound
stops. Many of us have to chase the
bus down either running or riding our
bikes. This has been a problem for 2
years.
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
14593726 11/9/2021 8:06:00 PM Streetlights Streetlights
Intersection of AVENUE OF THE
PALMS and PERIMETER PATH
Street lights out . PUC Power
14692976 12/4/2021 8:06:00 AM Service Feedback Muni Service Feedback
Intersection of AVENUE B and
GATEVIEW AVE
The bus is always leaving early and
never ontime. This happens all the
time.
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
14785296 12/29/2021 5:21:00 AM
Request for City
Services
General Request - PUC
1402 STURGEON ST, SAN
FRANCISCO, CA, 94130
--- Customer states there is no
power in the whole island.
PUC Power
14802756 1/3/2022 12:19:00 PM Street Defects Street Defects
Intersection of AVENUE H and 8TH TI
ST
Construction_Plate_Shifted TIDA
14803803 1/3/2022 2:52:00 PM
Request for City
Services
General Request - PUBLIC
WORKS
Intersection of 8TH TI ST and
AVENUE H
29 Avenue H --- Metal cover in the
street bend and sticking up ...send
LP to make safe and advise what kind
of plate or cover this is .. Made safe
needs jurisdiction Send To: DPW -
Bureau of Street Use and Mapping -
G
TIDA
14841107 1/12/2022 3:34:13 PM Streetlights Streetlights
Intersection of TREASURE ISLAND RD
and MACALLA RD
On Treasure Island Rd from offramp -
-- There are 6 street lights that are
burnt out on Treasure Island Road
from the freeway onto the island.
PUC Power
Muni -
Complaint_Frequency_Relia
bility
Streetlight -
Light_Burnt_Out
Streetlight -
Light_Burnt_Out
Muni -
Complaint_Frequency_Relia
bility
complaint
Construction_Plate_Shifted
request_for_service
CASE ID OPEN DT CLOSED DT TYPE CATEGORY LOCATION OTHER DESCRIPTION AGENCY
14556415 11/1/2021 12:22:07 PM 12/8/2021 2:54:36 PM
Request for City
Services
General Request - PUC
1242 NORTHPOINT DR, SAN
FRANCISCO, CA, 94130
1242 Northpoint Drive unit F --- Ever
since the storm on 10/24/21, the
power being provided to this unit is
too high. It has damaged callers
appliances and needs to be resolved.
PUC Power
14592477 11/9/2021 2:28:00 PM 11/15/2021 11:19:00 AM
Residential
Building Request
Residential Building Request
1412 FLOUNDER CT, SAN
FRANCISCO, CA, 94130
In my unit and the entire building ---
Infestation - roaches. Across the
street the neighbor was removed
from their unit due to being unclean
and having roaches. They move
these neighbors over to our building.
Now there are roaches in the my unit
and the building. I have never had a
roach here in 17 years living at this
unit. The management is moving
slow in resolving the issue. They just
want to spray my unit. The entire
building needs to be treated to get rid
of the roaches. They got into my pot
of spaghetti last night, and my
children had to eat just cheese and
skip regular dinner. The management
put the whole building in jeopardy by
moving the people over who had a
severe roach issue into our building.
DPH EH
14594763 11/10/2021 8:14:43 AM 11/12/2021 7:20:00 AM
Abandoned
Vehicles
Abandoned Vehicle
Intersection of CROAKER CT and END
(1400 BLOCK OF)
Car had been sitting here for months
and has been un op. Also has expired
tags and tow ticket sticker.
SSD -
Enforcement
14594919 11/10/2021 8:41:08 AM 11/12/2021 7:20:00 AM
Abandoned
Vehicles
Abandoned Vehicle
Intersection of CROAKER CT and END
(1400 BLOCK OF)
Vehicle has been inoperable for
months and parked with overdue
registration.
SSD -
Enforcement
14600402 11/11/2021 11:10:54 AM 2/1/2022 12:49:07 PM Street Defects Street Defects
Intersection of 6TH TI ST and
AVENUE H
From Mersea restaurant to Affordable
self storage are potholes due to
excessive usage Desilva and Gates
contractors trucks. Which number
100s on daily basis. They need to
start addressing this.
DPW BSES BUF
Graffiti
14602438 11/11/2021 6:57:42 PM 12/16/2021 3:29:05 PM Streetlights Streetlights
600 AVENUE OF THE PALMS, SAN
FRANCISCO, CA, 94130
Directly IFO address, near
intersection with Avenue B and 9th ---
Both street lights are burnt out
PUC Power
14602442 11/11/2021 6:59:29 PM 1/14/2022 12:40:30 PM Streetlights Streetlights
1 AVENUE OF THE PALMS, SAN
FRANCISCO, CA, 94130
Directly IFO address --- 6 street lights
at location are burnt out
PUC Power
14602448 11/11/2021 7:01:04 PM 12/3/2021 11:42:35 AM Streetlights Streetlights
Intersection of AVENUE B and 9TH TI
ST
Directly IFO address --- Streetlight is
burnt out
PUC Power
Closed
TYPE
Building -
Infestation_Rodent_Insect
Pavement_Defect
Streetlight -
Light_Burnt_Out
complaint
Streetlight -
Light_Burnt_Out
Streetlight -
Light_Burnt_Out
14618770 11/15/2021 4:12:26 PM 12/2/2021 12:37:47 PM Streetlights Streetlights
1224 BAYSIDE DR, SAN FRANCISCO,
CA, 94130
Unit A --- PUC Power
14638108 11/20/2021 9:06:00 AM 11/22/2021 10:45:06 AM
Employee
Feedback
Muni Employee Feedback
Intersection of AVENUE B and 9TH TI
ST
I was waiting for the bus and the
driver refused to let me on the bus
and made me wait for the next one
coming. The driver did not know how
to lower the ramp. I asked the driver
for his id and he shut the door on me.
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
14684223 12/2/2021 7:00:00 PM 12/3/2021 8:44:33 AM
Request for City
Services
General Request - PUBLIC
WORKS
Intersection of I-80 W ON RAMP and
I-80 WESTBOUND
Please remove large pallets Trip
hazardous
DPW BSES
14701544 12/6/2021 12:04:02 PM 12/7/2021 3:42:44 AM
Street and
Sidewalk Cleaning
Request
Street and Sidewalk
Cleaning
Intersection of 8TH TI ST and
AVENUE I
ave i between 8th and 9th street
behind the school on the sidewalk
closest address 651 8th street ---
baby carriers and playset, 2 trash
bags
DPW BSES
14703002 12/6/2021 3:23:00 PM 12/6/2021 5:18:31 PM Service Feedback Muni Service Feedback
Intersection of AVENUE B and
GATEVIEW AVE
Customer stated the 25 bus is always
late and he has work.
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
14710992 12/8/2021 12:33:00 PM 12/10/2021 9:56:01 AM Streetlights Streetlights
1224 BAYSIDE DR, SAN FRANCISCO,
CA, 94130
There are 5 units and 2 lights for this
location
Light is directly IFO Unit A ---
Previous SR was closed but light is
stiil out.
Service Request Number: 14618770
PUC Power
14722074 12/11/2021 7:30:00 AM 12/13/2021 1:17:27 PM
Employee
Feedback
Muni Employee Feedback
Intersection of GATEVIEW AVE and
AVENUE B
Customer stated "There were 4
of us waiting for the bus 25 at the
stop. The driver saw us turned as he
approached and to another street.
We even waved at him and he just
ignored us."
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
14726018 12/12/2021 11:56:43 AM 12/14/2021 6:46:47 AM
Employee
Feedback
Muni Employee Feedback
Intersection of AVENUE H and 9TH TI
ST
Route 25 driver of bus 8887 did not
make the loop onto M, 4th, H. Had to
walk in the rain. Operator stated "This
is MY route" when asked why he
didn't follow the route.
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
14728201 12/13/2021 9:17:00 AM 12/18/2021 5:28:57 AM Sewer Storm
Flood
Sewer Issues
800 AVENUE H, SAN FRANCISCO, CA,
94130
2 catch basin clogged causing
flooding.
PUC Sewer
75D38XM2-
14733131
12/14/2021 10:15:00 AM 12/15/2021 1:32:00 PM OF TTX Property
1 CLIPPER COVE WAY, SAN
FRANCISCO, CA, 94130
Hello we would like to request for a
copy of tax bill #20210235772. We
know that bill can be accessed
through the tax collector's website
but we would like to request for the
duplicate copy of the actual bill that
shows the address information, date
and address were it was sent
through. Kindly email us a pdf copy
of the actual bill. We have attached
a copy of our agent authorization.
We hope to hear from you soon and
thank you for your assistance.
Treasurer-
TaxCollector
14736403 12/15/2021 6:37:00 AM 12/16/2021 2:47:24 PM Service Feedback Muni Service Feedback
Intersection of AVENUE B and
GATEVIEW AVE
The 25 bus never showed up at
6:27am. Been here since 6:20, not
6:40, and no bus.
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
Bulky Items
Muni -
Complaint_Frequency_Relia
Streetlight -
Light_Burnt_Out
Muni -
Complaint_Pass_Ups_Denial
_Inattention
Muni -
Complaint_Pass_Ups_Denial
_Inattention
Streetlight -
Light_Burnt_Out
Muni -
Complaint_Pass_Ups_Denial
_Inattention
request_for_service
Flooding
Muni -
Complaint_Frequency_Relia
bility
JXW0HBW7-
14739268
12/15/2021 4:02:00 PM 12/29/2021 10:20:00 AM Health Violation
1 AVENUE OF THE PALMS, SAN
FRANCISCO, CA, 94130
Business Name: Building 1 Or
administration building
Type of Business: office
Other: office
Health & Safety Problems:
face_covering
Additional Request Details: Several
companies and City offices in the
building.
There is no one to regulate the
people coming in.
The entire building
Repeated and blatant lack of masks
LOBBY STAIRWELL, HALLWAY
BATHROOMS
There are signs posted. No
enforcement.
It is surprising how many people not
wearing masks
This has been going on for the entire
year. It seems to be getting worse as
more people are coming back to
work.
COVID-19
14745508 12/17/2021 9:50:18 AM 12/22/2021 4:13:20 PM Streetlights Streetlights
Intersection of 9TH TI ST and
AVENUE OF THE PALMS
9th Street and Avenue of the Palms in
Treasure Island --- 2 parking lots at
this location. First parking lot:4 out
of 9 lights are out. Second parking
lot: 2 out of 3 lights are out.
PUC Power
14748900 12/18/2021 8:10:00 AM 12/19/2021 12:52:28 PM Service Feedback Muni Service Feedback
Intersection of AVENUE B and
GATEVIEW AVE
I take the bus at different times of
the day and it is always late. The bus
is also out of service normally. Wait
time is sometimes 40 minutes late.
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
HCM7YT95-
14750181
12/18/2021 1:16:00 PM 12/21/2021 11:06:00 AM OF TTX General
1212 MARINER DR, SAN FRANCISCO,
CA, 94130
Caller received a Notice of
Delinquency from the Treasurer and
Tax Collector. He paid his quarterly
taxes as well and any penalties
associated but still received this
notice requesting $59 payment. He
received the notice after the fact he
paid so he is unsure if it was sent by
error.
Caller states there is no explanation
for the additional $59 payment. Caller
needs assistance
Treasurer-
TaxCollector
Muni -
Complaint_Frequency_Relia
bility
Streetlight -
Light_Burnt_Out
14758312 12/20/2021 3:15:00 PM 12/20/2021 4:09:00 PM Sewer Storm
Flood
Sewer Issues
Intersection of CALIFORNIA AVE and
AVENUE F
Water leak out of the pipe in the
ground, the water is coming out of
the ground even though the PUC
water came out & tap it off.
PUC Water
14765048 12/22/2021 12:14:52 PM 12/27/2021 2:20:01 PM Sewer Storm
Flood
Sewer Issues
Intersection of AVENUE E and 9TH TI
ST
Street flooding, storm drains clogged,
Treasure Island along 9th Street
north side
PUC Sewer
14766774 12/22/2021 10:00:00 PM 12/23/2021 3:14:37 PM
Employee
Feedback
Muni Employee Feedback
Intersection of AVENUE B and 9TH TI
ST
The operator passed the bus stop. I
tried to stop the operator (waving my
arms), but he didn't stop.
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
14768983 12/23/2021 2:04:27 PM 1/26/2022 1:00:00 PM Street Defects Street Defects
1209 BAYSIDE DR, SAN FRANCISCO,
CA, 94130
We have a pothole next to the
parking lot in front of our house
(1224 Bayside dr) which is getting
worse. Overall the road between 1224
and 1226 is in a bad shape: multiple
potholes, uneven pavement, would be
great to fix those.
DPW BSSR
14772111 12/24/2021 1:16:00 PM 1/5/2022 3:01:34 PM
Tree Maintenance
Damage
Tree Maintenance
Intersection of MARINER DR and
GATEVIEW AVE
Tree branch resting on power lines DPW BUF
IO692FD0-
14780025
12/27/2021 2:36:00 PM 1/12/2022 3:33:00 PM Health Violation
401 13TH TI ST, SAN FRANCISCO,
CA, 94130
Business Name: Aracely Cafe
Type of Business: restaurant
Other:
Health & Safety Problems:
vaccine_requirement
Additional Request Details: patron
was not asked if vaccination card
required for entry to restaurant.
Patron asked staff if they are
checking and she was told no.
COVID-19
14780134 12/27/2021 2:58:48 PM 12/29/2021 4:07:19 AM
Street and
Sidewalk Cleaning
Request
Street and Sidewalk
Cleaning
850 10TH TI ST, SAN FRANCISCO,
CA, 94130
Black refrigerator just outside SFFD
training Facility Treasure Island
DPW BSES
14786707 12/29/2021 12:43:44 PM 1/7/2022 2:03:49 PM Street Defects Street Defects
Intersection of 13TH TI ST and
GATEVIEW AVE
Gateview Avenue between Mason Ct
and 13th Street. The entire stretch of
road on the bus stop side is washed
out. Every time the bus goes past my
house, it shakes hard enough to
knock pictures off my wall. There are
gas lines just below the sidewalk
here. It?ll blow up like San Bruno did
if the road doesn?t get paved. Either
that, or a few head on collisions from
everyone driving on the wrong side of
the road to avoid it. I have more
photos: THE ROAD IS WASHED
OUT!!!
DPW BSSR
14797317 1/1/2022 10:09:30 PM 1/1/2022 10:23:40 PM
Parking
Enforcement
Parking Enforcement
1312 GATEVIEW AVE, SAN
FRANCISCO, CA, 94130
Request details: --- Location
description: Unit C
SSD -
Enforcement
Water_leak
Flooding
Muni -
Complaint_Pass_Ups_Denial
_Inattention
Blocking_Driveway_Cite_To
w
Pavement_Defect
Trees - Damaged_Tree
Bulky Items
Pavement_Defect
A9J0BNY3-
14800397
1/2/2022 10:47:13 PM 1/3/2022 6:30:52 PM Shared Spaces Shared Spaces Violation
1411 FLOUNDER CT, SAN
FRANCISCO, CA, 94130
Business Name: N/A - Location Info:
Private Lot - Types of Issues: Other
(Provide details above) - ADA Issue:
Yes --- 1411 FLOUNDER UNIT A
BURNING WOOD OUTSIDE, HAZARD,
CAUSING SMOKE INHALATION TO
OTHER RESIDENTS WITH MEDICAL
ISSUES
Shared Spaces
14800398 1/2/2022 10:47:15 PM 1/3/2022 5:17:00 PM Child Requests Child Request
1411 FLOUNDER CT, SAN
FRANCISCO, CA, 94130
private_lot -- Business Name: N/A -
Location Info: Private Lot - Types of
Issues: Other (Provide details above) -
ADA Issue: Yes --- 1411 FLOUNDER
UNIT A BURNING WOOD OUTSIDE,
HAZARD, CAUSING SMOKE
INHALATION TO OTHER RESIDENTS
WITH MEDICAL ISSUES ADA Issue:
311 Operations
14800494 1/3/2022 1:29:00 AM 1/21/2022 12:36:30 PM Street Defects Street Defects
410 AVENUE OF THE PALMS, SAN
FRANCISCO, CA, 94130
Big potholes along the road all the
way to freeway
DPW BSES BUF
Graffiti
14830900 1/10/2022 12:27:24 PM 1/26/2022 1:00:00 PM Street Defects Street Defects
1 AVENUE OF THE PALMS, SAN
FRANCISCO, CA, 94130
This pothole coming onto treasure
island right before crossing macalla rd
destroyed the rim on my car and
popped my tire and this is leaving and
coming back the same place
DPW BSSR
14841603 1/12/2022 4:59:00 PM 1/14/2022 4:09:25 PM Streetlights Streetlights
Intersection of GATEVIEW AVE and
BAYSIDE DR
1300 Gateview/1200 Bayside --- Light
is out and it's dark in the morning
near the bus stop.
PUC Power
14844617 1/13/2022 12:20:41 PM 1/13/2022 3:38:25 PM Sewer Storm
Flood
Sewer Issues
1120 REEVES CT, SAN FRANCISCO,
CA, 94130
Caller is with Treasure Island Housing
Villages reporting sewage back up
from the main sewer line. Stated
there are 4 buildings 1120, 1128,
1124 & 1122 Reeves Court.
Requesting for PUC to come out as
soon as possible.
PUC Sewer
14847436 1/14/2022 7:53:00 AM 1/18/2022 6:41:55 PM Service Feedback Muni Service Feedback
Intersection of AVENUE B and
GATEVIEW AVE
"I'm at Gateview and Avenue B.
What happened to the 7:45 bus? I
was at the stop and tracking it and it
was coming, but the next time
showed that it was on the bridge
already, but it never came by this
stop. Where did it go?"
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
14852132 1/15/2022 7:43:00 AM 1/18/2022 6:39:29 PM Service Feedback Muni Service Feedback
Intersection of AVENUE B and
GATEVIEW AVE
I would like to file a complaint. This
happens often and when you've been
here since 7:29 AM and no bus shows
up. And they never know what is
going on, and they can never get a
hold of the driver. In a regular job
you can not do that. That is not right
at all, and that is unacceptable. This
is the only way to get out of T.I. I
also work in Marin and those buses
are always on time.
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
other
Shared_SpacesOther
Pavement_Defect
Pavement_Defect
Streetlight -
Light_Burnt_Out
Sewage_back_up
Muni -
Complaint_Frequency_Relia
bility
Muni -
Complaint_Frequency_Relia
bility
14869239 1/19/2022 9:53:00 AM 1/21/2022 8:29:30 AM
Tree Maintenance
Damage
Tree Maintenance
1412 FLOUNDER CT, SAN
FRANCISCO, CA, 94130
Trees is over the garage and is
dropping needles and tree sap all over
the patrons car, The tree is old and
overgrown. The caller has been
calling/reporting this tree request
since 2019.
DPW BSES BUF
Graffiti
14888419 1/23/2022 4:00:00 PM 1/24/2022 7:08:44 PM Service Feedback Muni Service Feedback
Intersection of AVENUE B and
GATEVIEW AVE
Bus is late, its suppose to be here at
4 and it saying that it's 10 minutes
away
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
14895786 1/25/2022 10:42:43 AM 1/25/2022 10:48:00 AM Sewer Storm
Flood
Sewer Issues
251 4TH TI ST, SAN FRANCISCO, CA,
94130
Leaking fire hydrant PUC Water
14919086 1/30/2022 8:38:55 PM 2/1/2022 2:47:34 PM Streetlights Streetlights
1390 GATEVIEW AVE, SAN
FRANCISCO, CA, 94130
streetlight at Gateview and Bayside ---
Lights at this intersection completely
out
PUC Power
14932891 2/2/2022 5:05:00 PM 2/2/2022 6:47:29 PM Service Feedback Muni Service Feedback
Intersection of AVENUE B and
GATEVIEW AVE
"I want to complain that the
bus is leaving 3-4 minutes early and
this causes me to miss the bus. This
happens all the time. I also take it at
different times of day and this also
more on the weekends."
FIT - Muni
Customer Service
Muni -
Complaint_Frequency_Relia
bility
Water_leak
Streetlight -
Light_Burnt_Out
Muni -
Complaint_Frequency_Relia
bility
Trees - Overgrown_Tree
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Beck, Bob (ADM)
From: Controller's Office of Public Finance <[email protected]>
Sent:
Friday, July 23, 2021 12:20 PM
To:
Beck, Bob (ADM)
Subject:
Results of Sale of 2021 Special Tax Bonds for Treasure Island CFD IA No. 1
CFD No. 2016-1 (Treasure Island) IA No. 1
Special Tax Bonds, Series 2021
This week the City priced $41.34 million of Special Tax Bonds for Improvement Area No. 1 (IA No. 1)
of its Community Facilities District (CFD) No. 2016-1 (Treasure Island). Bond proceeds will be used to
reimburse infrastructure and development costs for the Treasure Island/Yerba Buena Island
Development Project. This is the second issuance of the Treasure Island CFD's aggregate $5 billion
bond authorization, of which IA No. 1 represents $250 million. The first issuance of Bonds for IA No.
1 in the amount of $17.14 million closed in October 2020.
The Bonds are secured by special taxes levied on property located in Improvement Area No. 1, all o
f
which is on Yerba Buena Island (YBI). There is currently one building under construction on YBI, the
Bristol, which is paying special taxes.
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Click Here to view a Drone Video of the Project
SALE RESULTS
On Wednesday, July 21, 2021 the Bonds were
sold via a negotiated sale led by senior-
managing underwriter Stifel and co-manager
RBC Capital Markets.
The sale was very successful with $525 million
in total orders for the Bonds recieved from 22
unique institutional investors as well as
individual “retail” investors. The strong investor
demand allowed the City to lock in a true
interest cost (TIC) of 3.18% for the financing.
The Bonds have a final maturity on September
1, 2051. We expect to close this transaction on
August 12, 2021.
Aerial view of The Bristol under construction
Source: Yerba Buena Island Developer
THE PROJECT
The Treasure Island Project is generally planned to
include up to 8,000 residential units, 27% of which
will be affordable, 550,000 square feet of ne
w
office, commercial and retail space including
adaptive reuse of certain historic buildings, 300
hotel rooms, 290 plus acres of open space, 22 miles
of walking/biking paths and a ferry terminal.
Improvement Area No. 1 includes ±15.5 acres
located on YBI planned for 266 residential units in
total; 80 townhomes, 57 flats, 5 single-family
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Rendering of courtyard for The Bristol
Source: Yerba Buena Island Developer
homes and a podium building known as The Bristol
with 124 condominium units (14 of which will be
below-market-rate and not subject to the special
tax). YBI is being developed as a joint venture
between Wilson Meany and Stockbridge Funds.
The Controller's Office of Public Finance would like to thank and congratulate everyone who put in
the hard work to successfully bring this transaction to market.
For more information, please contact the Office of Public Finance:
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Beck, Bob (ADM)
From: Controller's Office of Public Finance <[email protected]>
Sent:
Friday, January 28, 2022 9:56 AM
To:
Beck, Bob (ADM)
Subject:
Results of Sale of 2022A Special Tax Bonds for Treasure Island CFD IA No. 2
CFD No. 2016-1 (Treasure Island) IA No. 2
Special Tax Bonds, Series 2022A
Yesterday, January 27, 2022, the City priced $25.13 million of Special Tax Bonds for Improvement Area
No. 2 (IA No. 2) of its Community Facilities District (CFD) No. 2016-1 (Treasure Island). Bond proceeds
will be used to reimburse infrastructure and development costs for the Treasure Island/Yerba Buena
Island Development Project. This is the first Bond issuance for IA No. 2, and the third issuance under
the Treasure Island CFD's aggregate $5 billion bond authorization, of which IA No. 2 represents $278.2
million. The City has previously issued two series of Bonds for Improvement Area No. 1 (located on
Yerba Buena Island) totalling $58.5 million.
The Bonds are secured by special taxes levied on property in IA No. 2 which consists of development
parcels planned for five (5) residential buildings located on Treasure Island. There have been three (3)
building permits for vertical construction issued to date.
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THE PROJECT
The Treasure Island Project is generally planned
to include up to 8,000 residential units, 27% o
f
which will be affordable, 550,000 square feet o
f
new office, commercial and retail space
including adaptive reuse of certain historic
buildings, 300 hotel rooms, 290 plus acres o
f
open space, 22 miles of walking / biking paths
and a ferry terminal.
Improvement Area No. 2 includes ±5.2 acres
and five (5) development parcels (B1, C2.2,
C2.3, C2.4, C3.4) located on Treasure Island
planned for 770 residential units in total; 545
rental units and 225 for-sale condominium
units. There are currently 39 below-market-rate
(BMR) rental units and 11 BMR condo
units planned within the buildings which
are not subject to the special tax.
Vertical developers for the five (5) buildings
include: Lennar (C2.2), Joint Venture (JV)
between Wilson Meany / Stockbridge (C2.4), JV
between Lennar / Wilson Meany / Stockbridge
(C3.4), and Poly (USA) Real Estate Development
Corporation (B1 & C2.3).
Map of IA No. 2 with renderings & details
Source: The Developers
SALE RESULTS
The Bonds were sold via a negotiated sale led by
senior-managing underwriter Stifel with co-
manager RBC Capital Markets.
The sale was very successful with $52 million in
total orders for the Bonds recieved from 12
unique qualified institutional buyers &
accredited investors. The strong investor
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Rendering of rooftop patio of Parcel C3.4
Source: The Developers
demand allowed the City to lock in a true interest
cost (TIC) of 3.69% for the financing. The Bonds
have a final maturity on September 1, 2052. We
expect to close this transaction on February 10,
2022.
The Controller's Office of Public Finance would like to thank and congratulate everyone who put in
the hard work to successfully bring this transaction to market.
For more information, please contact the Office of Public Finance:
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TI Advisor Summary of Engagement
February 2022
Page 1
BMR Outreach Campaign
MOHCD held the Lottery for BMR condominiums on YBI on February 8, 2022! The lottery
was a great success for the eight Legacy and Vested households who used their
Treasure Island Resident (TIR) Certificate Preference to enter and win a chance to
purchase one of the new units at Below Market Rates! The eight households won the
top eight ranking in the lottery. Housing counselors are working with each household
now to finalize paperwork for the complete application process. We look forward to
reporting back soon on these new home purchases!
TI Advisors are working with the households to provide program information and Legacy
Households to apply for Down Payment Assistance Funds under the THRR.
Legacy Ranking Outreach
TIDA and its TI Advisors are excited to engage Legacy Residents to provide information
about the Legacy Ranking that will take place in early May! Community meetings
(virtual and in person, if possible) will be held in April. TI Advisors are eager to work with
the 165 Legacy Households for this exciting next step.
MOHCD will assist TIDA to hold a randomized ranking to determine which Legacy
Households will be offered the first Transition Units in the C3.1 development in 2024.
Households currently living in the 1300 Series at The Villages will be prioritized in the
ranking. Legacy Households will receive a notice of their rank status and TI Advisors will
be available to discuss all housing opportunities under the THRRs.
As developments are constructed, TIDA will offer Transition Units to Legacy Households
on a voluntary basis during a Self-Selection Period. If any Transition Units remain
unclaimed after the Self-Selection Period, TIDA will match households to available
Transition Units and will present Legacy Households with a Transition Unit Offer in order of
Legacy Rank status.
The first Transition Units will be ready for occupancy in 2024 in the C3.1 development on
Treasure Island.
TI Advisor Summary of Engagement
February 2022
Page 2
In-Lieu Cash Payments
TI Advisors continue to work with Legacy Residents who choose to move from the Island
and claim In-Lieu Cash Payments. To date, 52 Legacy Residents have received In-Lieu
Cash Payments and have moved from the Island. This option continues to be available
as to our Legacy Residents.
In-Lieu Cash Payments
52 Legacy Residents Signed MOUs for In-Lieu Cash Payments
52 Legacy Residents Have Moved from the Island
$580,677 Total In-Lieu Cash Payments TIDA Has Paid
Summary Record of Community Engagement
for February 2022
TI Advisors continue to actively engage with both Legacy and Vested Residents. Early in 2020
the TI Advisor team expanded its outreach during the pandemic to support resident
homebuyer education, provide THRR Program information, and file claims for In-Lieu Cash
Payments and Down Payment Assistance. The community has embraced the My TI Advisor
Account Tool which allows seamless communication and access to all household THRR
benefit information.
The TI Advisor team has worked closely with TIDA staff and MOHCD to clarify procedures for
the Treasure Island Resident (TIR) Preference Certificates, the lottery process for BMR housing,
and the pending Legacy Ranking.
TI Advisor Summary of Engagement
February 2022
Page 3
Date
Engagement
2/28/2022
Engaged a Legacy Resident about his plans to move and applying for In-Lieu
Payment.
2/25/2022
Spoke with Legacy Resident regarding moving to a new unit once the new
units are built on Treasure Island.
2/23/2022
Spoke with Legacy Resident who’s interested in applying for In-Lieu Payment
and provided an answer when the amounts for In-Lieu Payment will change.
2/17/2022
Engaged a Legacy Resident who needed help with purchasing the BMR at
the Bristol to determine who was her First Home Homebuyer Counselor.
2/14/2022
Spoke with a Vested Resident to follow up with previous questions regarding
the DAHLIA Lottery and asked if the Residents could provide an answer for the
questions below? How many people will be moving into the unit (names)?
What Condo do you want? What is their Bedroom size and Price point? Who
is be left in your Household once you move?
2/14/2022
Engaged Legacy Resident and addressed questions about future new unit on
TI Island.
2/11/2022
Spoke with two Legacy Residents and provided the status of their In-Lieu
Payment check and the tracking number for the priority mail.
2/11/2022
Engaged 5 Legacy and 3 Vested Residents and inquired if the Residents could
provide an answer for the questions below? How many people will be moving
into the unit (names)? What Condo do you wanting? What is their Bedroom
size and Price point? Who is be left in your Household once you move?
2/09/2022
Engaged 5 Legacy and 3 Vested Residents to confirm the number they
received from the DAHLIA Lottery for the Bristol BMR Condos.
2/08/2022
Participated in the MOHCD DAHLIA Lottery for BMR Condominiums at The Bristol
on YBI! Supported 5 Legacy and 3 Vested Residents prior to and during the
Lottery to clarify the Treasure Island Preference number for Legacy and Vested
Residents.
2/5/2022
Outreach to interested applicants regarding the BMR Lottery.
2/02/2022
Spoke with Legacy Resident regarding the status of a final In-Lieu Payment
check.
Record of Community Engagement
January 1 through February 28, 2022
1 | Page
Date
Outreach
2/28/2022
Engaged a Legacy Resident about his plans to move and applying for In-Lieu Payment.
2/25/2022
Spoke with Legacy Resident regarding moving to a new unit once the new units are built on Treasure Island.
2/23/2022
Spoke with Legacy Resident who’s interested in applying for In-Lieu Payment and provided an answer when the amounts for In-Lieu
Payment will change.
2/17/2022
Engaged a Legacy Resident who needed help with purchasing the BMR at the Bristol to determine who was her First Home
Homebuyer Counselor.
2/14/2022
Spoke with a Vested Resident to follow up with previous questions regarding the DAHLIA Lottery and asked if the Residents could
provide an answer for the questions below? How many people will be moving into the unit (names)? What Condo do you wanting?
What is their Bedroom size and Price point? Who is be left in your Household once you move?
2/14/2022
Engaged Legacy Resident and addressed questions about future new unit on TI Island.
2/11/2022
Spoke with two Legacy Residents and provided the status of their In-Lieu Payment check and the tracking number for the priority mail.
2/11/2022
Engaged 5 Legacy and 3 Vested Residents and inquired if the Residents could provide an answer for the questions below? How many
people will be moving into the unit (names)? What Condo do you wanting?
What is their Bedroom size and Price point? Who is be left in your Household once you move?
2/09/2022
Engaged 5 Legacy and 3 Vested Residents to confirm the number they received from the DAHLIA Lottery for the Bristol BMR Condos.
2/08/2022
Participated in the MOHCD DAHLIA Lottery for BMR Condominiums at The Bristol on YBI!
Supported 5 Legacy and 3 Vested Residents prior to and during the Lottery to clarify the Treasure Island Preference number for Legacy
and Vested Residents.
2/02/2022
Spoke with Legacy Resident regarding the status final In-Lieu Payment check.
1/28/2022
Engaged a Legacy Resident for an update on the status of her In-Lieu Payment check.
1/26/2022
Spoke with 7 Legacy Households and 2 Vested Households who qualified to purchase a BMR on Yerba Buena Island. Offered
congratulations and offered to provide assistance as needed. Inquired on their plans moving forward to the DAHLIA Lottery.
1/24/2022
Engaged a Legacy Resident regarding the BMR on Yerba Island and the need to complete her First Time Homebuyer classes to
purchase a BMR.
1/20/2022
Engaged a Legacy Resident and provided an update on when the In-Lieu Payment new numbers will be released.
1/`9/2022
Spoke with a Legacy Resident who called about the changes taken place on Treasure Island with all of the construction and
complement on the great job the TI Advisors are doing.
1/19/2022
Engaged a Legacy Resident who were inquiring about BMR’s to purchase on Treasure Island.
1/18/2022
MOHCD held lottery for Below Market Rate (BMR) Condominiums at The Bristol on YBI.
Record of Community Engagement
January 1 through February 28, 2022
2 | Page
Date
Outreach
1/18/2022
Spoke with a Legacy Resident who was concerned about future housing on Treasure Island and informed the Resident he would
receive an update once the new unit are available. Spoke with former YBI resident regarding Bristol BMR purchase opportunity and
future opportunities to purchase BMR condominiums.
1/17/2022
Sent 808 email notifications to remind occupants of The Bristol BMR application period on 1/18/2022.
1/05/2022
Engaged a Vested Resident regarding the completion of the First Time Homebuyer classes and assisted with contacting the
organization he is working to complete the classes.
1/05/2022
Spoke with Legacy Resident and BE Spouse and provided the requirements needed to apply for In-Lieu Payment.
1/03/2022
Engaged a Vested Resident about the status of her back rent and who she should contact to resolve the matter.
1/03/2022
Spoke with a Legacy Resident regarding purchasing a BMR on Yerba Buena Island.
1/03/2022
Engaged Legacy Resident and addressed questions about future housing on Treasure Island.
Notes:
• Pre-DDA Households are defined in the Transition Housing Rules and Regulations. TIDA is referring to these households as Legacy Households.
• Post-DDA Occupants are defined in the Transition Housing Rules and Regulations. The Second Amendment to the THRR adopted by the TIDA Board in
December 2020 prioritized income-qualifying Residents as of that date for placement in future affordable units. This created two classes of Post-DDA
• Occupants – those arriving prior to and subsequent to the amendment date. TIDA is referring to Residents arriving prior to the Amendment date as
Vested Residents.
TIDA BOD Meeting
One Treasure Island Program Report
Nella Goncalves, Deputy Director
March 2022
• COVID 19 Island-wide Services Coordination
COVID testing and vaccines continue. One Treasure Island has secured 100 At-Home
COVID tests to distribute to the Treasure Island community for residents who have been
exposed to COVID.
• Food Pantry
We continue to operate the weekly Food Pantry on Tuesdays with an average of 120
households accessing the pantry.
• Treasure Island Resource Line
The Resource line continues to operate and will remain operational indefinitely.
• One Treasure Island Programming:
• CTP 11 is in full swing in the 4
th
week of training with 14 participants. Graduation is on
April 1, 2022. Please look for a Save the Date soon.
The One TI VITA Tax site officially opened in late January and volunteers are preparing
tax returns by appointments and Super Saturday drop ins.
• Community Engagement
• Outreach & Social Media
Community engagement continues through social media posts post, on the Treasure
Island Next Door community board and via socially distanced events.
• Community Events
One TI will be honoring International Women’s Day on March 8
th
. We will celebrate via
social media posts featuring local women from San Francisco and Treasure Island and
we will host a small in-person event at the end of March.
Elections are still taking place that day at the Ship Shape, with the next election date on
April 19
th
.
We have begun planning for a Spring Fling; Health & Wellness Fair on April 28, 2022.
More details to come soon.
• Community Workshops
Emergency Prep workshops were postponed for March as there were no registrations.
We will begin a massive outreach campaign in March and April, and we host an in-
person workshops series in May 2022. We are also reaching out to NERT to inquire
about their trainings for island residents and staff.
In partnership with Operation Hope, One TI is hosting an 8-week entrepreneur
workshop Series through March 31, 2022. We are excited as there are 8 participants
from Treasure Island.
• Nourish Treasure Island
The One TI Nourish TI project is continuing to operate smoothly. We are planning to
distribute food through the end of Q1 and plan to wind down the project the end of
March 2022. We met with HSA and we are in the process of coordinating with TIDA to
have food trucks to come out to TI 1-2 times per week from April 1 – June 30, 2022.
Back Up Batteries for residents with medical devices
One TI received several calls and requests for back up batteries during the recent power
outage and we were able to supply batteries to households that were eligible to receive
a battery during the power outage. There was some frustration expressed from island
residents about not having access to a battery or alternative power supply.
