Legislation Details

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San Francisco, CA 94102-
4689 City and County of San Francisco Legislation Details File #: Version: 3 160382 Name: Administrative Code - Establishing Downtown
Neighborhoods Preservation Fund; Street Vacation
and Sale of Property at Jessie Street and Elim Alley
- Oceanwide Center, LLC - Oceanwide Center
Project - Approximately $36,000,000 Status: Type: Ordinance Passed File created: In control: 5/3/2016 Board of Supervisors On agenda: Final action: 7/29/2016 Enactment date: 7/29/2016 137-16 Enactment #: Title: Ordinance amending the Administrative Code to establish the Downtown Neighborhoods Preservation Fund; vacating a portion of Jessie Street and a portion of Elim Alley northwest of Mission and First Streets in connection with the Oceanwide Center Project at 50 First Street; approving and authorizing the sale and quitclaim of City's interest in the approximately 5,000 square foot vacation area for $22,619,000 plus an additional payment to the aforementioned Fund of approximately $13,000,000 for a total of approximately $36,000,000; authorizing the City’s Director of Property to execute an agreement for the sale of real estate for the vacated area by and between the City and Oceanwide Center, LLC; waiving approximately $27,000,000 of affordable housing fees under Planning Code, Sections 413 et seq. and 415 et seq., and requiring Oceanwide Center, LLC, as part of the agreement for the sale of real estate, to pay the equivalent fee amount to the aforementioned Fund; approving a vehicular and pedestrian easement and an overland water flow easement over a portion of Assessor's Parcel Block No. 3708, Lot No. 012, where Jessie Street will be rerouted; approving an emergency vehicle access easement and commercial vehicle access easement; accepting the Public Works Order concerning the street vacations; affirming the Planning Department’s determination under the California Environmental Quality Act; adopting findings that the street vacation and all other actions contemplated in this ordinance are consistent with the General Plan, and the eight priority policies of Planning Code, Section 101.1; making findings of public necessity, convenience, and general welfare under Planning Code, Section 302; and authorizing actions in furtherance of this Ordinance, as defined herein. Sponsors: Mayor, Jane Kim Attachments: 1. Leg Ver1, 2. Referral FYI 042616, 3. Referral PUC 042616, 4. Referral PW 042616, 5. Referral
CEQA 042616, 6. Referral PC 042616, 7. Response CEQA 042816, 8. PW SUR Map 2016-002, 9.
Public Access Declaration, 10. Overland Stormwater Flow Easement, 11. Commercial Vehicle
Easement, 12. Emergency Vehicle Easement, 13. Public Access and Utility Easement, 14.
Community Plan Exemption, 15. Planning Ltr 050616, 16. Planning Motion 19634, 17. Planning
Motion 19635, 18. Planning Motion 19636, 19. Planning Motion 19637, 20. Planning Motion 19638,
21. PUC Resolution 16-0079, 22. DPW Order No. 184851, 23. Purchase Agreement, 24. Quitclaim
Deed, 25. Leg Ver2, 26. Leg Dig Ver2, 27. Referral FYI 051116, 28. Referral PUC 051116, 29. Referral
PW 051116, 30. Referral CEQA 051116, 31. Referral PC 051116, 32. Response PLN Comm 050616,
33. Form 126, 34. Comm Pkt 052016, 35. Leg Ver3, 36. Leg Dig Ver3, 37. Response PLN Comm
060616, 38. Revised Purchase Agmt 071316, 39. Notice of Hearing 071916, 40. Board Pkt 071916,
41. Board Pkt 072616, 42. Leg Final, 43. COB Memo to PW 080816, 44. COB Memo to ASR 080816,
45. Recorded Doc

Action By Date Action Result Ver. ASSIGNED UNDER 30 DAY RULE President 4/19/2016 1 REFERRED TO DEPARTMENT Clerk of the Board 4/26/2016 1 RESPONSE RECEIVED Planning Department 4/28/2016 1 RESPONSE RECEIVED Public Utilities Commission 4/29/2016 1 RESPONSE RECEIVED Mayor's Office 5/3/2016 1 SUBSTITUTED AND ASSIGNED President 5/3/2016 2