All decisions
80 Board decisions about Mission Bay, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- $154,300 for Third Street Bridge repairs and painting approved
- New Mission Bay streets and paths taken over by the city
- City to take over Mission Bay roads on China Basin Street
- Mission Bay building plan for 669 homes and 18 shops approved
- 669-home Mission Bay condo project approved
- Mission Bay five-lot split map approved
- City takes over Mission Bay storm pump station and public works
- Ten-year lease of Pier 50 sheds to Bauer approved
- Port lot 337 and Pier 48 leased to ballpark company, five years
- City takes over relocated sewer main
- Backs a waterfront development on Seawall Lot 337 and Pier 48
- Public hearing set on Mission Bay plan allowing more homes
- Mission Bay South plan now allows more homes
- Mission Bay block 1 split into lots approved
- Up to $70 million in bonds for Mission Bay South approved.
- $500,000 private grant for Mission Bay jobs program accepted
- Job staff positions added to Mission Bay hiring program
- City takes $500,000 private grant for Mission Bay hiring program
- Hearing set May 6 on Mission Bay affordable-housing deal for UC
- Hearing set May 6 on Mission Bay land going to UC
- Affordable-housing terms approved for transferring Mission Bay South Blocks 33 and 34 to UC Regents.
- Transfer of Mission Bay South Blocks 33 and 34 to UC Regents approved for up to 500,000 square feet.
- Mission Bay land handed to UC for new buildings
- UC gets two Mission Bay blocks for up to 500,000 sq ft
- Final approval for 350 Mission Bay condo homes
- Environmental review for Warriors arena at Mission Bay upheld
- Subdivision map for Warriors arena site approved
- Fund for transit and city services near Warriors event center approved
- Staff now accept new roads and sidewalks at Warriors event center
- $135 million more borrowing for Mission Bay projects approved
- Mission Bay street and easement changes for Warriors event center approved
- A resolution adopted, with no subject on this page
- Mission Bay consultant contract extended to 2020
- $90 million housing bonds for 1150 3rd Street approved
- Port infrastructure bond plan approved
- $51 million bonds approved for homes at 1150 Third Street
- Mission Rock financing area formation approved
- January hearing on Mission Bay South plan changes set
- Development deal with Mission Rock developer approved
- Mission Rock agreement between city departments approved
- Pier 48 lease to ballpark company approved
- Mission Rock development's environmental report accepted
- Port Commission approved to run Mission Rock financing districts
- Up to $1.378 billion in Mission Rock bonds approved
- Small Mission Bay parcel removed from redevelopment plan
- City approves Mission Rock development deal with Seawall Lot 337 developer
- City sets up Mission Rock district to pay for its infrastructure
- Special Mission Rock land rules officially added to city map
- Bond money approved to repay Mission Rock development costs
- Plan to close Mission Rock streets approved
- Liquor license transfer approved for Gus's Community Market at 1101 4th Street
- Mission Bay storm water pump station improvements
- Mission Bay parks and a parking lot accepted by city
- Mission Rock street closure approved
- $105,000 grant to build backup disaster center at Pier 50
- Plan to borrow up to $3.7 billion for Mission Rock approved
- Plan to set up Mission Rock special tax district approved
- Mission Rock special tax election results declared
- Up to $3.7 billion in debt approved for Mission Rock facilities
- Special taxes for Mission Rock facilities
- Mission Rock waterfront land split into new mixed-use lots
- Up to $49 million financing for 141 rental homes at Mission Bay
- Mission Bay South public infrastructure now city-maintained
- Port district pledge backing Mission Rock bonds approved
- $43.3 million Mission Rock bonds approved
- Port pledge backing Mission Rock bonds approved
- Up to $64.9 million Mission Rock district bonds approved
- City takes over the power lines serving Mission Rock
- City urges state to fund more Mission Bay affordable housing
- Mission Rock parks water deal worth up to $44.7 million approved
- Facilities bonds approved
- Security pledge for Mission Rock bonds approved
- Mission Rock lot lease changes with developer approved
- Two Mission Bay parks accepted for public use and upkeep
- Mission Rock street fittings, art, benches permit approved
- Mission Rock park lease, loan and utility deals with Port approved
- City takes over Mission Rock streets and sets sidewalk widths
- Private utility network allowed under Mission Rock streets
- Mission Rock housing plan changes approved for Seawall Lot 337
- $28 million grant to build Mission Bay ferry landing accepted