What is the Shipyard Legacy Fund Project? 
Planning for The Shipyard Legacy Fund is underway at the Hunter’s Point Shipyard. The Hunters Point Shipyard master developer has an agreement with the San Francisco Redevelopment Agency (SFRA) to share proceeds from the sales of lots on Parcel A and to offer six acres of Shipyard land for community-serving facilities. The Parcel A lots will probably be ready for sale in late 2006 or early 2007. While the exact amount of the proceeds depends on market conditions, approximately $30 million will be placed in the Shipyard Legacy Fund from the land sales.
While the Redevelopment Agency Commission has final authority over the use of these resources, the community will be charged with setting priorities and making recommendations to the Commission. In consultation with the Hunter’s Point Shipyard Citizen’s Advisory Committee (CAC), the Redevelopment Agency has hired Urban Strategies Council to develop an effective community process and structure by which recommendations will be made to the Commission. Over the next year Urban Strategies Council and its partner organization PolicyLink will work with residents, local businesses and Bayview Hunter’s Point organizations to decide how this Fund can best be used to benefit the community. In the end, Urban Strategies Council will produce:
- An inventory of needs and services in the District 10 communities
- A detailed “investment roadmap” of potential opportunities for initial investments and a concrete plan to get them started
- Recommendation on the type of organization (known as a Quasi-Public Entity or QPE) that should be created to govern and administer the investments, programs and services identified by the “roadmap”
Where Were the Recommendations on the Administration and Governance of the SLF be Discussed?
The recommendations on the type of organization (known as a Quasi-Public Entity or QPE) that should be created to govern and administer the Shipyard Legacy Fund were presented and discussed at the following meetings which were open to the public.
Meeting |
Date/ Time |
Location |
| San Francisco Redevelopment Commission: Date for presentation of the CAC’s recommendations to the Commission. | August 21st, 2007 | 4th Floor, City Hall |
How Were Community Voices Included In the Planning Process?
There will be a number of workshops and opportunities for BVHP Area residents and stakeholders to offer feedback and guidance for the Shipyard Legacy Fund. Please see the list below of upcoming opportunities:
Meeting |
Date/ Time |
Location |
Community Orientations: Short Overview Of The Fund And Upcoming Briefing & Workshops |
January 2006 |
Various |
Briefing: Briefing on the Inventory of Community Needs, Services and Providers |
March 18th 2006
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Bayview Opera House 4705 Third Street |
Workshop #1: Priorities for Investment |
June 17th 2006 |
Bayview Opera House 4705 Third Street |
Workshop #2: Investment Roadmap |
September 9th 2006 10:00AM-1:00PM |
Pitcher Community Room in the Southeast Community Facility 1800 Oakdale Ave. |
Workshop #3: Organizational Structure |
November 4th 2006 10:00AM-1:00PM |
Bayview Opera House 4705 Third Street |
| Workshop #4: Panel on Organizational Structure | May 19th 2007 9:00AM-1:00PM |
Earl P. Mills Community Room, 100 Whitney Young Circle |
The work of Urban Strategies Council is managed by a Supervisory Team consisting of the CAC Executive Committee, a representative from Supervisor Maxwell’s office, a representative of the SFRA and a representative from the Mayor’s office of Base Closure and Reuse. The Supervisory Team meets on the third Wednesday (4:00PM in the Lennar trailer on the Shipyard) of each month and their meetings are open to the public.
How Can I Get More Information?
Urban Strategies Council (510) 893-1377 |
Citizen’s Advisory Committee (CAC)
SFRA Site Office |
San Francisco Redevelopment Agency (SFRA)
(415) 749-2592 |
Shipyard Legacy Fund Reports
Task 1 and Task 2 Shipyard Legacy Fund Report: Comprehensive Needs Assessment and Census of Community Based Services and Providers
Task 3 Shipyard Legacy Fund Report: Development of a Community Benefits Investment Roadmap
Task 4 Shipyard Legacy Fund Report: Designing Quasi-Public Entity To Direct The Shipyard Legacy Fund
Task 5 Shipyard Legacy Fund Report: Report on Community Outreach, Consultation and Inclusion Plan
Important Documents:
Investment Roadmap Design Workbook This Workbook walks the reader through the steps the CAC took to arrive at their recommendations
Handout giving an overview of the Shipyard Legacy Fund
Selected 2000 Census data on District 10
Map of "Bayview Hunters Point area" or target area for the Shipyard Legacy Fund
Materials from Fourth Community Workshop (May 19, 2007)
Powerpoint Presentation: Overview of Shipyard Legacy Fund Recommendation Process
Presentation: Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative - Boston
Handout: Dudley Street Neighborhood Initiative - Boston
Handout - Market Creek Plaza - San Diego
Handout - Neighborhood Unity Foundation - San Diego
Powerpoint Presentation Figueroa Corridor Community Land Trust - Los Angeles
Handout - Figueroa Corridor Community Land Trust
Materials from Third Community Workshop (November 4, 2006)
PowerPoint Presentation on Work-to-Date
PowerPoint Presentation on Designing a Quasi Public Entity
Materials from Second Community Workshop (September 9, 2006)
Powerpoint Presentation on Roadmap Overview
Developing a Community Benefits Roadmap
Powerpoint Presentation on Investment Options
Powerpoint Presentation on Roadmap Recommendations
Overview of Roadmap Recommendations
Overview of Three Investment Models
Overview of Six Program Models
Materials from CAC Special Session II (August 22, 2006)
Powerpoint Presentation on Decision-Making Process
Overview of Questions the CAC Needs to Answer
Powerpoint Presentation on Investment Strategies
Powerpoint Presentation on Program Frameworks
Materials from First Community Workshop (June 17, 2006)
Handout on "Baked-In" vs. "Enhanced" Community Benefits
Powerpoint Presentation on the Decision-Making Process for the SLF
Powerpoint Presentation on Recommendations from the Needs Assessment
Community Building Areas with Sub-Areas
Map of Opportunity Sites in BVHP Area
Important websites for further information about the Hunters Point Shipyard and Shipyard Legacy Fund:
Master developers of the Shipyard, with information on additional “Baked-In” Community Benefits such as affordable housing, local hiring, and small business assistance
San Francisco Redevelopment Agency
Bayview Hunters Point Project Area Committee (PAC)
Bayview Hunters Point Restoration Advisory Board (RAB)
Important documents for further information about redevelopment in the Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood.
The documents below all relate to changes in the Bayview redevelopmet area.
Urban Strategies Council | 672 13th Street | Oakland, CA 94612.1240
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